A little horny nurse. Nurse gets caught fondling sedated patient on camera. Chat, I'm curious what you guys think. What do you think should happen to someone who commits this type of crime? I personally think Well, actually, no. I want to see what you guys think first before I say I think it's crazy, but you know, I don't want to influence any opinions here. Definitely. Yeah. Lose your license as a nurse for sure. Yeah. I mean, I think this is another kind of thing where like people who do this kind of praying upon people. I don't think you can rehabilitate this. Like, it's it's one thing to be like attracted to something and turned on by something. It's another like actually be praying upon these patients and Like that's like these guys are definitely lock that thug up. >> You got to relax. >> Okay, here we go. >> We're right here. He's not going to get away with >> They're okay. >> Okay, >> they're okay. A devastated family demands justice after a loved one seeks help at a hospital. After a loved one at a hospital my headset wasn't on. Sorry, guys. Uh, anyways, welcome to Perfect Storm Videos. We're going to watch body cam. I don't know what this is. I'm just going to check it out for a minute. I think I'm going to watch this already. I'm not sure the >> a little horny nurse nurse gets caught >> like watch the video not him but >> on sedated patient on camera chat I'm curious what you guys think what do you think should happen to someone who commits this type of crime I personally >> chat what do you think >> think well actually no I want to see what you guys think first before I say I think it's crazy but you know I don't want to influence any opinions here definitely yeah lose your license as a nurse for sure yeah I mean I think this is another kind of thing where like people who do this kind of praying upon on people. I don't think you can rehabilitate this. Like it's it's one thing to be like attracted to something and turned on by something. It's another like actually be preying upon these patients and Like that's like these guys are definitely lock that thug up. >> You got to relax. >> Okay. Here we go. >> We're right here. He's not going to get away with they're okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. A devastated family demands justice after a loved one seeks help at a hospital only to be violated by someone entrusted with her care. The following footage has never been seen before. >> On February 3rd, 2026, officers in Tucson, Arizona respond to Banner. >> We cooking. We're cooking. >> University Medical Center where a supervisor begins to explain what happened. because of her medical condition, there's a a monitor that uh that can see into the the room. >> Oh, I did watch this one. I didn't watch it with Goblin, though. I guess we'll watch it again. >> Not a physical person. A camera. >> Mhm. >> Gotcha. And that's So that's a little bit. >> Yeah. No, I already watched this one. >> The camera was part of an EEG monitoring system used to watch for seizures. >> Electrodes. It is late night on December 31st, 2024 in Key West, Florida. A street level dealer is taking his girlfriend out for a New Year's Eve drive. Completely unaware that the woman sitting in the passenger seat is actually an active confidential informant. What starts as a simple license plate violation instantly spirals into a massive drug bust when officers find over $1,000 in cash mysteriously shoved inside the dashboard. The driver is sweating, shaking, and making up wild excuses about buying a Chinese motorcycle to explain the money. >> But the real twist isn't the cash or the hidden stash of meth and crack cocaine. >> Okay, let's watch this one. >> That's my latest face, bro. That's so funny. Okay, yeah, this is a different video. We're going to watch this one instead. This one's by routine. This is routine traffic sub turns into drug dealers's worst nightmare by pulse cam small small what channel I'm subscribe. >> What is he talking about? So did the gun fairy just put the guns in there? >> I told you I just borrowed that car. >> A landscaper, a rental, a trip to fix his license. That's the story he's telling. >> Okay. >> Open the open the door and get out of the car. about to open a car. But come on, dude. Stop, bro. I'm not doing anything wrong. You're scaring me. >> Okay. Yes, it's on. >> I don't have a problem with that. >> I'm scaring you. >> Did I just give everyone an ad? I don't know if I did. Did I? I really don't know. >> Jesus Christ. Okay, >> stop. Don't go back. >> What are you doing, man? Stop. >> Hey, what's up? I just gave you an ad. I did not mean to do that. My bad. Well, I was just trying. I didn't even know that it would do that My bad. >> Go over here. >> Come on, man. I go over here. >> I just >> There's literally like a button that says insert ad. >> I'm not going to do it again. I'm not Unless there's like a thousand people, then I might do it. [clears throat] >> Yeah, I won't do it again. >> No. Add your good storm. Yeah. >> Oh, there's no ad. Okay. I don't understand what this means then. >> I don't know. Whatever. >> My back. Don't do this to me, man. >> Chill out. >> Relax. It's not a big deal. >> My license. >> All right. >> Can you get out of my vehicle, please? >> He's not in your car. >> What's your name? >> You guys just came here to see your thumb. >> I'm literally driving to get my license back right now. But under the driver's se just picked up deputies are about to find two guns. >> Yeah, I got the everything now. >> People for a brief second, but no ad. >> Give me give me some money, guys. [laughter] >> A locked box of narcotics. >> Hell yeah. >> That changes every 90 seconds. I didn't know about the tag. >> It's all good. We'll talk about that other stuff real quick. I got the handle. >> What? What's up? [clears throat] >> What's that? >> Arrested. >> What's that? >> Am I being detained or arrested? >> Right now, you're detained. >> I'll explain you here in a second. Yeah. >> What's happening? >> You have a warrant out of Valuchia. >> So, they're going to confirm that warrant. As long as they do want to take you, then you're going to go to our jail. >> For a warrant? >> No, it's for failing to appear. >> I went to court already. They took care of it. I went to point here >> and they like I said they got to confirm the warrant sale to send it to >> it's been dismissed. They said cuz I paid the fine but >> yo $2. >> A rolling stop through a gas station. >> Yo Brandon give me $2. Thank you buddy. I love you. Thank you Brandon. Appreciate it. >> Exit an expired tag. The kind of stop that ends in a warning nine times out of 10. No license. And already before he's even out of the car, a small lie about a stop sign that's sitting right there on camera. He gives his name. Elijah Schaefer. >> I can do that. >> Date of birth. 3886. And then unprompted before anyone's asked a single question about ownership. That's not even my car. It's my wife's car. She let me borrow it today while she went to work so I can get my license. >> He'll say a version of that sentence more than a dozen times. >> Thanks, bro. >> How do I send a donation? >> Uh, I have I'm in I'm monetized now, so you can just send it like straight through here. I think you could send gifts and Oh, no. I don't have it yet, though. Actually, I don't have the gifts enabled yet. But I have the like you can give me money though thing enabled. >> Super chat. >> I'm literally driving to get my license back right now. Why is it safe? Thanks, Brandon. >> How do you spell your first? >> What's your last? >> How many members so far? >> I don't know. Did you just join as a member, too? My god, bro. You did not. That's crazy, bro. Thank you so much. See, what the You're crazy, bro. I think you're the first one, bro, to be honest. We're just Anyway E F E R sir. >> That's sick for child support. >> I spent $2,000 on it to get it back. I literally took off work today to go get my license. >> I'm so happy I'm monetized now, bro. That's >> I paid $1,800 two weeks ago. I got a ticket and talking. That's what's so funny. >> It just sounds like an excuse for driving on a suspended license. >> It won't stay that simple. >> Before the warrant even comes back, Elijah starts building his case in real time unprompted to a deputy who hasn't accused him of anything. >> I don't even know. Like, how do I look at my members and I got to figure that out. >> So, I said, "Okay." >> How do you become a member? >> Uh, you got to pay for it. >> So, I'm going have to make some exclusive content for you. What do you want to see? You want to make me You want to watch me grill a steak or something? >> Sorry. >> Exclusive content. >> Okay. So [laughter] So that's what happened, right? So I get that. >> I I got to pay the money. So I pay the money. >> Uhhuh. >> Lo, >> North Carolina. >> I still does it. I took a receipt to them >> right here. And the lady here said members only. Whatever you want, Ren. Maybe you can come up with a video idea. Honestly, >> was like >> that'd be a good idea or a stream idea. So, don't pay them anymore. You need to pay me. And if you pay me, I >> Okay, awesome. I'll sign up when I get paid this week. >> I paid 1,800. >> Isn't this not like an internet that's going to get me arrested or something? It has to be just kind of like a normal stream >> for driving because they won't let me get it back until they get it cleared up. I showed the guy the $1,800 receipt. It was in Flaggler in St. John, but >> my wife that'd be awesome. I would appreciate that. >> Where is she at? Allah >> a tangled paper trail across two states, two child support offices, and thousands of dollars offered up in detail before he's even been asked to explain himself. >> It's sympathetic. >> It's also >> a lot of information volunteered by someone who claims he's done nothing wrong. The deputy doesn't push back on sympathetic even tells him he understands the cycle of needing to work to pay tickets and needing a license to work. >> For a moment, this looks like it might end with a citation and a handshake. >> That other stuff is about to change everything. >> An active failure to appeal warrant >> out of county. >> I might have to change the video. >> AI is so bad, dude. Uh, we'll try this one. This one looks good. Pretty good. >> A Riverside County Sheriff's deputy pulled over a black pickup truck on a quiet street in Valley, California. >> At first, it looked like a routine traffic stop, but behind the wheel was a wanted convicted felon. dead internet, dude. What the My god, bro. I don't want to watch AI bro. That's horrible. Okay, sorry, guys. I can't do it. I can't do it. This one looks cool. What the Mo chases. Okay, this one is >> AI is everywhere. This one is Mo chases and it's Yeah, dude. That's why I shot you. Officer involved shooting. >> Hopefully this one's cool. >> West of We begin this hour with breaking news. A man hospitalized after police shot him. Let's give you an idea of exactly where this happened. This is in St. Clair. Happened nearly an hour west of St. Louis. What's he going to do? Is he in the wrong lane? What the hell is he doing? that vehicle. It just came over the roadway. It didn't hit anything. Frank Mary 30. Highway 302. [clears throat] >> What's happening, bro? This this guy car seems sketch already, bro. Oh yo, PZ Pop. I didn't even see that dude. Thank you so much, bro. You guys are too kind, dude. I love you guys. That's crazy, bro. >> Oh, what's going on today, bud? >> I'm trying to figure out where the I'm trying to get on Lindberg. >> Go. >> Okay. Lindberg. >> Shit's tight, bro. >> You are way out of the way of Lindberg and Halls Ferry, my man. >> Yeah, I know. My phone keep taking me out of the way. >> You're way out the way. So, what's going on tonight? Why Why you trying to get all the way out there? >> Well, it came from 629. >> Of course, >> we two storm >> my phone keeps shutting off. >> Too kind. Too kind. >> Hey, you're you're still in you're still in neutral. Can you go ahead and put in park? Do what? >> This guy is so sketch. >> This is my road toward Shady Street. >> Okay, >> I'm trying to figure out what >> Oh, I can see all the members right here. >> Let me ask you, do you know? >> Not really. >> You're the only one, Brandon. Let me see. You're trying to get all the way out to Halls Fairy, the completely opposite direction going east. You went all the way west. You're completely high. >> Yeah, you're in the completely wrong area, my nude. Like, so what? >> You've been drinking tonight? >> No, I ain't been drinking. >> Okay. So, why am I getting calls about your Nissan Ultima swerving all over the roadway? >> Oh, I'm sorry. No, I'm not. If anything, I'm trying to make a U-turn or something cuz I'm trying to find out exactly where the I'm at cuz well, certain plain not been drinking. Okay. So, no drinking at all? >> No. No. >> What' you spell? >> Have any drugs, narcotics, marijuana? >> Anything at all? They would impair your drug. >> I can get out of the car. >> I don't want you out of the car right now, but I'm asking. >> He's got a heavy cologne, but he's got stuff spilt all over. >> Whether it's legal now or anything yak on him, drugs, marijuana, anything like that. No. Okay. Goodbert. >> Hey Brandon again. >> No, Brandon. That's crazy, bro. >> Thank you, bro. >> That's crazy, bro. >> $10 on crazy. Oh, damn. Storm, do you get the full amount for chats or does YT take a portion? >> I have no idea. >> Don't answer questions. Plead the fifth. >> I have no idea. I don't know how to collect it even. I'm trying to figure that out right now. >> It might take like a few days to show up or something. I'm not really sure. >> Or a day. I'm not really sure. >> What are you using for >> or maybe not until the stream ends dig? >> Probably not until the stream ends. >> What are you looking for? Oh, >> stop looking around in your vehicle. I have an ID on you. >> Okay. Well, you're not listening and you're not comped. >> You have an ID on you. >> I think you link it to a bank account. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's the thing. I don't have a bank account linked. It says it'll tell me soon like how to set up a bank account. >> You collect monthly maybe. >> Yeah, that's what that's what it says. That's probably something like that. I don't know. I figure it out. I'll chat DBT later. What are you going to spend it all on? I bet you are excited. >> Bills and honestly. >> Traffic from the court for the stream. >> 59. Who shot the fire? Who shot fired? >> I don't know what I need to improve the stream. Probably one of those mics that like comes that like is attached to my desk. That would be good. That would be a nice improvement over the shitty microphone. >> Yeah. >> Reinvest. >> Can you copy our traffic? >> That guy is cooped. >> Affirmative. Are you in movement now? 58 is getting dangerous from >> Amazon wish list. >> You should post an Amazon wish list. >> I didn't even think you >> high GTS. >> Yeah, I got to I got to do a bunch of stuff. I got to like post up my Patreon and all that dude. Bunch of I don't know. It's just a lot. [laughter] I'll figure it out. >> Content creators only get a portion of super chats. YT keeps a portion. >> Yeah, probably. >> It's still freaking sick no matter what. All Akar. All Akbar. Franklin County. >> Do you have another way to send a donation because nothing I'm trying is working. >> Do you have a chime or cash app or something? >> Hi, I have >> I believe YT takes 30%. >> You can send it to my >> DJ. I had it glitch on me. If you scroll down, after selecting your dollar amount and comment, it shows the go to purchase option. Everything under $4, the purchase option disappeared until I scrolled down. Stop stoning and spend a day sorting. I know I can talk. >> https/sreamelements.com/perfectlyporegaming 9803/tip. >> If you want to send me a tip, you can send it there. >> What's your PayPal? That's right there. That's that that one right there. Here, I'll pin it. I think he's going on 47. I think I lost him. >> I think I have a stream alert to it, too. Pretty sure. Pretty sure something will pop up. 775 right >> 775 >> I believe I'll be out with suspect vehicle behind the gun shack >> dude gone >> I got Oh my god, I need to know if you guys need an ambulance. [laughter] died. >> Do not move. >> 5875 status. died. 775 Franklin 775 >> one on the ground at gunpoint backside at gunshack >> the music in the back lolindack >> at least he didn't crash his car but still caught a felony fleeing charge though Yeah. >> 775 or any deputy struck. >> He's kind of screwed. >> He is pretty screwed. this. If you haven't already notified 750, please >> notified. >> I still can't believe you guys sent me money. That's cool, dude. >> I think the car, dude. Car's car's done for him. >> What's that rattling noise? 775 one is on the ground. Blood on the suspect known if anyone else in the vehicle 1941 >> 75 car is clear. >> Do not move. >> 775 car has been cleared. 1941 >> right behind >> 775. Can EMS proceed? >> Hit like button. 250 people only 16 likes. Come on. >> Hey, come on. Hit the like button. >> FR hit like y'all. >> Your left arm. >> Where? >> Do you have a gun on you? >> I ain't got no gun on me at all. >> Which arms got hit? All right. >> Oh god. >> Oh my god. >> It's gonna hurt a hell of a lot, man. >> It's going to hurt one hell of a lot. >> Stay calm. >> You still got >> I got cops. >> Where do you need me? >> Oh, no. It's going to hurt, man. >> Try applied. >> Circle back around. >> Left arm. pulled right in here. >> 1943. >> Uh, yeah, we can watch one of them. I'll have to find one. Yeah. >> Usual suspects >> dragged me along with your car, >> Storm. I like the murder investigation videos. Watch one of them next. >> I mean, I'm mad at my >> Are you shot in your leg at all? >> No. I need to take those pants off. >> No, I'm not shot. Don't move, dude. >> Please hang on. I'm going to get some kill. >> I got a pair of scissors right here. Start cutting that weather away. >> Please don't kill me. >> Thank you. >> Dude's gone. >> Start the rest and come straight down. >> Please, please, please, man. >> Yeah, the investigation vid's better. Only who I see is an aircraft on standby4. That's >> it. If we fly it, we'll wave it in. >> You got some gloves, >> please. >> Keep your legs down. >> Keep your legs down. >> That's clear. We'll land the aircraft on if they can fly. 1944. >> Yo, Pets Pop, you're crazy, bro. You're crazy, bro. [sighs] Thank you so much. My hair down. Oh, dude, you're crazy. >> As soon as you can. >> That's a lot of money, bro. >> His shirt open. >> We only done been streaming 30 minutes and nearly 20 bucks, dude. >> How did they find out where he went? insane. >> Yeah, I know. I didn't know if we needed it off, man. Is that >> fine, man? Relax. Relax. >> Oh, it's got to be inter. >> So, it's got to be notified. >> Yo, Brandon, thank you, man. >> No, I don't either. I think it's good. >> Yeah. Money. Yeah, we'll get to that in a bit. >> He's so drunk. Lol. We don't know if he's got anything will be >> money. This is curs. >> That's 20 bones, bro. >> That's curse, Mr. Krabs. >> You're welcome, Storm. I'll sign up for membership after the weekend is over. Thanks, man. Appreciate that. Command staff also notify >> lol should be on scene. I have three other high patrol units in route for you. We are contacting 751 to 752. Anyone else needs to contact >> crazymalle. Where are you headed to? >> On the north side of >> gunshack. >> I'm heading to gunshack. 750. Franklin 750. >> Have a command post set up at 106 by 751 when he signs on. >> One of the officers was still inside the driver's >> Hey, Dad. >> window and was drugged a short ways. Uh at that time there was two shots fired. Uh >> these people in this live stream gave me like 20 bucks. >> Police saying there was a short chase and they took the suspect into custody near the gun shop took him to the hospital and the officer is being checked out in the hospital as well with non-lifethreatening injuries. >> Isn't that funny? Isn't that cool? Huh? >> You guys hear that? It's funny. Talk to my dad about that. Sorry, it ended. Okay, anyways, next one. Um, let's see. >> Do an investigation V next. >> All right. Yeah, I'll try to find one. Let me see. Investigation. [snorts] that we can. I think I've seen this like a long time ago. This is crazy. Actually, I don't know if I want to watch this. I want to see if I watch this before. What grade you in? You gave false information to a law enforcement officer. >> Now I am concerned that [music] you all possibly had a relationship. >> Oh, sorry. >> Because you're still a child. You're still >> This one is a >> no >> woman busted posing as a high school student. >> Oh, by police watching >> close to being 18. On August 25th, 2023, [music] watch how a routine morning for a high school student starts normal, then cracks open unexpected secrets. >> Hey, come here. >> What's your name? >> Um, what grade are you in? >> I'm a senior. >> You're a senior? >> Yeah. >> How old are you? Hey, thanks again for the donations, guys. That's so crazy. I'm so happy right now. >> Do you have your driver's license? >> No. >> WTF? Posing as a kid. >> Yeah, it's crazy, bro. >> Come here. >> Why are you on campus? >> Senior citizen. >> Go to school here. >> Oh, all right. >> I was just grabbing something. >> No, no, no, no. See, here's the thing. You're not allowed to be on campus. You're trespassing right now. Okay. No, no, no. There's no there's no there's no sorry. >> All right. What you doing up here? >> One of my friends. >> Huh? Did you graduate from here? >> I graduated from Ali. >> Wait, he actually looks like a kid. >> You just here? >> Well, I was here previously before. >> So, you lied. Well, I asked you what grade are you in, right? And what did you say? >> I was a senior. >> You were a senior. Okay. Did you think we weren't going to check? >> No, I didn't think of anything at the moment. >> You gave false information to a law enforcement officer. Correct. And you're trespassing on school property. Do you know that, right? And how old are you? >> 21. >> I'm old. 27. >> I was expecting a grown ass man. >> Who you coming to see? >> All my friends over here. You coming to see your girlfriend? >> You don't have your ID on. >> You don't have a wallet? I know you got a wallet. I saw it. >> Yeah. >> You too damn old to be here. Basically, I don't care what friends you got. They all too young if you 21. >> 21. He looks 12. >> Put your hands up here on the on the wall. Back up for me. I mean 21 is adult, but I was thinking 30 or something. >> All right, go ahead. Can I get that for you? >> Yeah, Jonathan, >> you put your hands back up on me. All right. You're being arrested for trespassing on school grounds and also for a law enforcement officer. Is there anyone in the home? >> No, you're 19 years old. >> 21 or Oh, he's 21. >> Mhm. >> Oh, and then you lie by your age, too. Okay. >> Okay. Go ahead. Have some fun. Hey, we need you. Uh, we just made arrest. He had a 21-year-old on campus hanging out with his friends. We Well, we heard earlier that he was here to come meet his girlfriend. >> He was here in the morning, too. Supposedly, >> he was by the band room, auditorium room outside where they hang out. And then this is his uh second time on campus. >> I'll take it back to my office. >> Okay. All right. >> Come on. That way people can see my play right now. Z one. >> So now instead of having just one charge, you're going to have two line to a long. >> What is a post? >> Oh, his GF is a student man. WTF? >> Don't just me exceed them. [laughter] What the >> So now instead of having just one charge, we're going to have two. >> Lying to a law enforcement officer. Brothers 21 hanging out at a high school. Come on, bra. >> Happen in today today's society with shootings and stuff like that. People burning drugs on campus. >> We take it serious when >> Hey folks, haven't done one of these in a minute at friendlies. >> Comes on through campus, right? It's pretty it's a it's a serious uh serious deal. Something we cannot just let slide. Have you been in trouble before? >> Yes, sir. >> As an adult? >> Yes, sir. >> I I don't mean I don't mean to offend you. Okay. When I look at you and then I look at this. So by this you you female. Okay. >> All right. >> Yeah. 21 years old on the school grounds here to see a friend >> apparently came on campus earlier this morning. Found out that was that the in at that >> oh man >> and uh found her over by the auditorium in between the band room and the auditorium. >> Her him with her. It's she it's a she and she was with another another female. Yes. So, uh I explained that you know we take it serious about trespassing school ground especially with everything that happens in today's >> the other student >> WA. She's been giving me I'm charged with the false information to a law enforcement officer too because I first asked her if uh she was you know what grade she was in and said she was uh would you tell me you were a senior and that she was only 19 years old and it just downhill from there. So >> did you even go to um go to this school? >> Yeah. What year did you graduate? Wait, he's a she? >> That's a chick. >> No way. >> Okay. Who found a code on campus? >> One of the admin. One of the ad. >> Holy smokes. I couldn't tell. >> We already had a picture. Mr. Mr. >> I read the I I saw something in the thumbnail or something that gave it away to me. But yeah, >> found her on camera this from this morning. And so we were on the lookout for that individual and another admin saw saw her this time. So this was earlier today like this morning. So that could that be two counts or just one count? >> She looks like a young man person standing. >> Has she been Miranda's? >> No, I have I have not. >> Want me to do it? >> Yeah. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything [clears throat] you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? Yes, sir. >> Is that a yes or a no? >> Yes, sir. >> No. Okay. >> Before I realized it was a female, I already I already patted her down. Um I thought it was a male. >> I need you to um contact the uh other young lady's mother and make her aware that father and make them aware of this situation. >> Okay. >> And we had an adult on campus that was here to see her. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm Barnes. I'm just going to search you if you don't have anything. Okay. Um do you have anything you want to admit to? All right. Cuz if you take it to the jail and I'm going find it, that's on you, big dog. >> Right. All right. So, I'm going to have you stand up and you face away from me. >> All right. So, I'm just going to feel under your uh your bra. Okay. >> And you step back so I can have you spread your feet for me. >> Big dog. >> The cop is crazy. There's yours. >> Mine. >> Get our barns. Your >> hands behind your back, please. >> Appreciate it. >> Give it to me. >> All right, we're good to go. Wallet, telephone. Please do not address anybody on your way out. So, administration this morning received a tip from anonymous source that there had been a uh a male student on campus that was an adult. >> Okay. >> Okay. Admin began looking at cameras and trying to identify. That's a that's a concern. That admin was able to identify the individual. And so during lunch, we went over there, got the individual, and was able to identify the individual as being 21 years old. I have not talked about any of that. Um, my concern was getting this person off campus, and that individual was arrested for trespassing on school grounds. >> All right. So, if I can get to come in here and tell me if they were in a relationship, how do I move on to press charges for that is statutory to me. >> Okay. and does not have my approval. By no means, way, shape, or form, >> any other legal legal >> ramifications >> ramifications need to be upheld in my opinion because there's no business of a 21-year-old being with 18-year-old in no way, shape, or form. >> Okay. So, let's dub her up and >> absolutely wrong. >> See what's going on. Okay. I just want to start off here. You are not in trouble. >> Law enforcement trouble. >> Okay. Okay. So, let me let me let me go over what I what I know. Okay. >> So, this is this is what I know. We received information this morning that Dakota was on campus to see you this morning at the beginning of school. >> Okay. And then we received information that she was going to come back and see you again during lunch. And so we were able to look at camera footage and find out who Dakota was cuz no one knew who it was, but we found out who it was and uh identify her during lunch. We were told that y'all you two and were in a relationship and uh originally I thought I thought it was a boy cuz we kept on hearing saying some people were saying it was your boyfriend and I mean that's really doesn't matter. But the the fact is that this person is 21 years old. You know that, right? 21 how old are you? That's against the law to have any kind of physical contact of of any any any sorts. That person is >> really stop them. >> So obviously my concern here at school is someone on this campus that doesn't not that does not belong especially an adult and uh when I talk to that adult the adult lies to me too. That that's a problem. And I am concerned that y'all possibly had a relationship going on that's illegal. So it's better it's best for you. Congratulations. >> Tell the truth. >> I missed you last evening but saw your video. >> Good job getting Mona eyes because you're still a child. You're you're still a minor. You're not even close to being 18. And that person is not even, you know, 18, 19, 20, 21 years old. That's a that's a pretty big difference. I I will be pressing all the charges against this person. Any charge that I can press against this person, I'm going to press that and I have the right to do so. And I have 110% support from your mother. >> Have you in the past been around Dakota alone? Have y'all been together [snorts] at all without your father's Well, obviously he doesn't know. So, h have you been around >> I got a cousin who married a guy who was older than her dad. >> Where? Um, that's the part. >> You guys ever held hands? >> Okay. >> That's That's >> So when when would you meet up with Dakota? >> It was one time because he lived he lives like an hour away from here and it was before school started. Have you ever left campus to see Dakota? >> Has Dakota ever been on campus besides today to see you? >> I'm kind of going in a in a circle, but if you didn't have your phone today, how did Dakota know to come to school to see you? >> Other people >> other people are communicating for you? >> Yeah, I guess so. >> Okay. >> Like I'm I'm not like going on there and texting them or like saying anything to them. Once we get older, I feel like age is just a number. >> I don't know her last name. >> How's it hanging, folks? Storm. >> It's going good, Cody. It's going good. >> I got money. I got super chats from Pets and Brandon. Let's go. >> Hi. >> Age is just a number. >> Hey, Cody. >> Or are you not in relationship with Dakota? [snorts] >> Like kind of. >> What does kind of mean? This This one's funny, too. Caution. This camp is 100% against >> No, you said, >> "How are you?" >> What's up, puts >> I guess. >> But emotionally, like you guys tell each other you love each other and you guys talk about being together. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, that's what's led to this. I will be 100% getting a restraining order on this person. You will not have contact with Dakota ever again. >> 104 just >> Dakota is 21. >> Talk to that parent. >> How old is the girl talking? >> She's definitely a minor or they wouldn't be there. >> She's like >> finally Monaeed. >> Congrats, brother. >> Person that Caitlyn's in a relationship with I took her phone away two days ago cuz the grades were slipping a little bit. I said when your grades come up, you can have your cell phone back. >> Right. >> Doing good. >> My understanding of it, >> I took her cell phone away Not yesterday, but the day before. >> This person obviously couldn't get on Instagram and FaceTime her anymore and decided I'm going to go sneak into his school this year. >> Okay. I'm curious. [snorts] Did he come up here on his own accord or did you ask him to come up here? >> I did not ask him. >> I don't know if she realizes how bad things like this can turn out. Take you in a car and they're having a bad day and that you tell them. >> Some seniors are 18. I was 18 before I graduated two months later. >> Just got finished with my catering job. >> Packing up and heading home in a sec. >> But she's not 18. I think she was 16. >> I'm good. What is happening here? >> Dakota was later charged with trespassing on school property, knowingly providing false information to law enforcement. And if you want more cases like this, hit that subscribe button. >> A high school kid. >> In a lot of states, 16 is the age of consent. >> Trying to meet a 17year-old. >> Nice, Cody. Yeah, that's sick, Cody. Probably not a super long stream tonight either, guys. I'm going to >> Yeah. Ken here in Vegas. at 16 in the morning tomorrow. We'll watch like one more probably, but yeah, probably not super long. >> Uh, >> no, I don't think so. Pretty sure it's 18 every state. I don't see anything wrong there to be honest. Dude, wasn't the kid like 17 or 18? That's like a normal high school relationship crap. It's on to 16 here as long as the adult is under 60. I believe >> they were 21 though. Yeah, we're going to watch this one. We might watch one more, too. This one looks cool. Looks funny. >> On May 12th, 2025. >> Uh, this one is drunk mess tries to fight cops after girlfriend calls police by Police Cam Central. >> No, Google. It's 16 is age of consent in a lot of states. after a report of an intoxicated man causing problems at the residence. But as deputies try to deal with him, his behavior quickly becomes more aggressive. >> Hey bud, you got to stay there. >> I'm not staying here. >> Yes, sir. >> A lot of us are very mature by age 16, depending on our raising, of course. >> I filed for emancipation at 16 and was approved at age 17. >> Can you back up? >> 14 in Idaho, too. Unless they don't address each other. >> Come over here. >> No, you back the up. >> No, >> this my dog, bro. >> I don't want your dog. >> I DON'T GIVE A WHAT you want. >> This ain't your spot. >> He's right, but this isn't his spot either. The residence belongs to his girlfriend who no longer wants him there. And we'll get into her claims shortly. >> Oh, you ain't you ain't grabbing me, bro. >> I'm not trying to grab you, buddy. I'm trying to talk to you, >> bro. Talk to me or we ain't going, bro. I'm trying to talk to you. >> Come on. No, you ain't. Come on. >> Talk to me or we ain't. >> What's going Why did we get >> I got so much. >> Why did we Why do we get so much? >> Stay there. What? Why did we get called? >> Bro, I got so much going on with my dog, bro. >> Okay, leave your dog out of this. What is going on today that we got called here? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> I don't know. >> We did get caught here. >> According to the woman, after an argument between the two, Bradley caused damage to multiple parts of the property. The report details a broken window and window screen on the home along with a dent in the back entry door. Deputies also documented damage to the woman's vehicle and they would later review footage from the home which shows him taking things even further. >> So what's going on with you and old lady? >> We were arguing. >> What you arguing about? >> Nothing really, bro. >> All right. All right. There's a >> realistically fam. >> There was no argument. We got a couple >> sometimes you want to like run away from me and then other times you're way too close to me. Okay. >> Well, bro, >> so right here right here is a perfect thing and I can hear you. >> You know what? I'm talking to you. >> Bradley, can you let me talk? >> Let's Let's shake hands now. I'm going to go on my way, dude. And I'm Gucci. >> You're Gucci? >> Dude, I'm What does that mean? >> I'm legit. Like, dude, I literally just got bad info about my dog, bro. So, I'm going to do some >> Okay. >> So, my bad, bro. Okay, you're good. You're good. >> But I I got bad info about my dog, bro. And >> can we focus on me? >> Dude, I can't because you're talking about other >> So, could you just give my Let's get your phone number real quick, Bradley. >> Is there some place we could take you? >> No. >> Bro, don't touch me, bro. >> I'm not going to touch you. >> So, what's going on with you and your lady? >> I don't know. >> She came home from work. >> Could you do me a favor? Sit down. No, I'm gone. Bro, >> can't let you go like this. I can't >> wash me. >> Unfortunately, I have a obligation. >> Then do something. Cuff me then. >> Okay, I won't. >> You can't touch me, bro. >> Hey, we're not going to We're not going to fight. >> Relax. You keep coming. Bradley, >> you can't. >> Bradley, it's okay. >> Bro, I'm not doing that. >> You told me to cuff you, >> dude. It wasn't like that, bro. >> You told me to cuff you, did you not? I'm going down the street to my homie's house. >> Will you sit down? >> Yes. >> Stop walking away from us. Will you sit down and stop walking away from us? >> Don't touch me, bro. Please. >> Will you sit down to stop? Right. Come on over here, >> Right over here, brother. >> I'm never coming. >> JUST HAVE A PUSH, >> BRADLEY. SIT THE DOWN. >> I GOT YOU, BUT put your hands off me. >> Trying to GUIDE YOU DOWN, >> BRO. I'M TRYING TO >> SIT the down. >> Just sit down, Bradley. >> If you sit down, you're going to sit down, >> bro. But why can't Why does he got to push me, bro? You going to sit down? >> Yes. >> Sit down. >> 1 th000%. >> Sit down. >> All right. I'm going to help you. >> I'm going. >> All right. Sit. >> I'm going. >> I want you to follow. >> The deputies have shown Bradley an impressive amount of patience. Arguably more than he's earned, but he's about to push that patience even further. Before that happens though, they address the most obvious issue at hand. >> How much do you have to drink today? >> Not a lot. >> Not a lot? >> No. >> How long have you been drinking today? >> An hour? >> An hour? >> Yeah. >> What were you drinking? What the does that matter? It It ain't like that, bro. >> It is like that. >> No, it's not. >> You clenched your fist and came at me. I could call that assaulted. They saw on camera that that you came that you came plenched fist at me. So, I could already start with a assaulted police officer, but we don't need to do that. Come on. Hey, they have to check on you. I have No, they're not. >> I have obligations, >> bro. I'm gone. >> You're not going You're not going anywhere. >> We're not sending you the >> I'm getting up. >> No, you're not. >> Stand me up. I'm getting up, bro. No, you're not. >> Stay down. >> Stay down. >> Getting up. >> You can't keep me from being I can >> I am investigating a domestic disturbance. I have the AUTHORITY TO DETAIN YOU. >> TOUCH ME again and you'll go to jail. >> You're touching me. >> You're touching me >> because you're not LISTENING TO DIRECTIONS. >> I DON'T HAVE TO TOUCH NOTHING TO do with you. >> If I want to get up and go home, I'm going home. >> Where is your home? >> So touch, >> bro. So touch me again, bro. >> Oh, bro. >> All right. Go ahead. Smoke them down. >> Smoke them. >> Bro, I'm standing the up. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> I'm concerned about >> sit down, bro. >> Sit down, >> I am standing up >> and just let me stand up, bro. Bro, that's fine, >> bro. Just let me chill. >> Bro, stop touching me, bro. The fire department eventually arrives to check on Bradley due to his suspected level of intoxication. But with his behavior becoming increasingly difficult to manage, they ultimately decide not to force the situation and leave him in the deputy's custody. >> How do you want to get to your house? >> I'm going to uh >> Where's your house at? >> Scooter home. >> I don't have a home, bro. >> You don't have a home? >> No. >> Okay. You stay here. >> Yeah. >> You keep saying you want to walk away. Where do you want to go? >> Dude, I don't. >> I can't let you walk down the street like this. I can't. You'll get hit by a car and they'll sue my ass. So that's not happening. >> I feel you, bro. But look, bro. >> You know what I'm saying? So we can't do that. I prefer that you went with those guys. >> Hey, I don't, bro. >> Okay. I prefer that you went with those guys, >> bro. Why do you say I'm here, bro? >> I don't know. >> I don't, bro. >> Okay. >> So, you guys got in an argument today. Was that just verbal? Just arguing? >> Nobody hit you. You didn't hit her? >> No. She didn't hit you. >> No, never that. Nobody hit. >> Never that. Oh, he did that. That's good. That's good. >> None of that, bro. I ain't no >> So, let's figure out what we could do tonight, >> bro. >> Cuz obviously I don't want to >> just let me go home. >> Where's home? >> But dude, I didn't put my hands down here, bro. >> But the Ring camera footage from the residence gives deputies a different perspective of what was happening outside the home. The footage shows Bradley repeatedly kicking the back door, appearing to try to force his way inside. When the woman opens the door, she puts her hand up to prevent him from entering. But Bradley continues forward and eventually makes his way into the residence. >> So, Bradley, where can we take you today? I don't want you staying here. You want >> You're breaking at the house. >> What? What have I broke? >> You broke a window over >> Just lock it up, bro. >> I don't want to lock. >> Just lock it up. >> You don't like when I try to put you at cancuff. >> We're trying not to arrest you. What are we talking about? >> Bro, >> keep your f keep your hands unclenched and do not walk towards my partner again. Next time you do that, I'm considering that an assault. >> Who the is your partner now? >> All three of us. >> Hey, Bradley. >> Brad. >> Hey, Bradley. You listen to me. Hey, you said you'd go to a shelter. >> Why would I? I got a job. >> Yeah, >> it's the same as your hands. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Do not fight us or else you're going to get even more trouble. Bro, >> you're good. >> Don't pull away from me. Put your hand Put your hand behind your back. Do not pull away from me. >> What if she's pulled away? >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> Bro, you're talking to me crazy, bro. >> Go ahead. I got nothing on me. >> Good. >> Goofy ass. >> Put your foot in the car. >> Or what? >> Or I'm going to make you and we don't want you. >> Make me. Make me. Make me. Move your foot before it gets smashed and hurt. Stop. Get your foot in here. >> Bradley was ultimately charged with both misdemeanor and felony criminal damage to property's kind of losing here. What the >> property as well as assault. He was transported to the Will County Adult Detention Facility where he was placed in an isolated padded cell after refusing to comply with correctional officers. What are your thoughts on this case, bro? >> That padded soul dream. All >> [clears throat] >> right, one more video, guys. One more video. What? This is uh Oh, is this the AI? that. >> On May 12th, 2025. >> Let's check this one. >> Get your hand out of the car right now. Get your hand out of the car right now. >> This one looks good. Uh, this is man pulls out a real bomb during traffic stop by shots fired body cam. >> I got bro. >> Okay, don't. Hey, back the up. Back the up. >> It's Jared Nelson. He's running. He says he has a bomb in his hand. >> Hey everyone, welcome back to the channel where two cops break down your favorite body cam videos. What do we got today? >> This one's coming out of Code Blue Cam and it's titled Man Pulls a Real Bomb During a Traffic Stop. Let's get into this cuz we're going to talk about what to do. >> Get your hand out the >> I'd rather just watch the actual video, bro. Let me see if I can find out. Hold on. >> I don't want to watch these guys. Okay, let's watch this. Get your hand out of the car. Get your hand out of the car right now. >> When a detective spots a wanted felon during a routine, >> man, it's actually a man pulls out a real bomb during traffic stop called blue can >> traffic stop. [music] He has no idea just how desperate the man is to avoid arrest or what he is willing to do to escape. >> Bye, bro. >> Okay. It's around 10:55 a.m. on April 3rd, 2025, and an Arakoy County Sheriff's detective has just noticed a white Ford Edge with a suspended license plate at an intersection in Onara, Illinois. As a detective approaches the vehicle, he immediately recognizes both the driver and the passenger. And he knows that the passenger, 39-year-old James Nelson, has an active felony warrant out of Irakcoy County for aggravated fleeing and eluding. But as the detective speaks with him, he doesn't know how prepared James is or just how far he is willing to go to avoid this arrest. A little window, please. Thank you. Hello, my name is Josh N, detective with the county Sheriff's Office. The reason I pulled you over is the plates on this vehicle are suspected. >> Yeah, they're they're suspected. And then J.R. Nelson. >> All right, step out of the car, man. Please step out of the car. >> Really, Josh? >> Yeah, dude. It's you. Come on, dude. >> Come on. Just this once, let me go, >> dude. You have a warrant. >> Please, just once let me go. >> Please get out of the car. >> I know I will, but can I go home first and tell my mom by they're not going to let me out of jail, Josh? >> No. Come on. >> I promise you I will come with you. >> No, you're getting out of the car right now. Please. Come on, dude. >> Please, Josh. >> No. Get out of the car. Come on. Don't Don't reach. Don't reach. Get your hand Get your hand out of the car. GET YOUR HAND OUT OF THE CAR. Get your hand out of the car right now. Get your hand out of theing car right now. Jr. >> I got a bro. >> Okay. Don't Hey, back the up. Back the up. >> Icon 31. It's J.R. Nelson. He's running. He says he has a bomb in his hand. >> Stay in the car. JR. GET DOWN. GET ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. JR. DOWN NOW. JR. I'M GOING TO YOU. YOUING STOP RIGHT NOW. I'M GOING TO YOU. Come on, man. PLEASE STOP. PLEASE STOP. >> I ASK YOU POLITELY. PLEASE TELL ME OFF, >> DUDE. Please stop. >> Jr. Nelson's running on foot. He has a bomb in his hand. >> He's running westbound. Get the head bomb on the dude. >> Run on to his house. >> We're running to his house. >> Jr., stop. >> We're in the backyard of his residence. >> This is his backyard seminary. >> What the is this? >> He just got inside. >> He still says he has a bomb in his hand. >> Never do that, bro. You treat me like this. >> Come on, dude. You know you have a warrant. Please stop. >> Each time James stopped during the short chase, he placed his other hand over the top of the bomb, suggesting that he was willing to detonate it. Given the seriousness of the situation, his apparent intention to cause harm, and the fact that he is now inside his mother's house, the detective can already tell this is not going to end well. Eventually, James' mother steps out of the residence and is taken to a safe location while he remains inside the home. By 1:48 p.m. that afternoon, the East Central Illinois bomb Squad arrives on scene and uses a robot to enter and clear the first floor of the residence. However, when the robot attempts to enter the attic, it finds the door locked, clearly indicating that James has barricaded himself inside. With James paying no attention to the units or complying with their commands, the Ki County Emergency Response Team arrives by 4:30 p.m., more than 5 hours after the standoff begins. But despite their repeated warnings and commands, they received no response from James. After attempts to enter the attic through its window fail around 7:30 p.m., more than 8 hours into the standoff, units finally decide to reach the attic by making entry through the resident's main entrance. But as they wait for the dogs to show any sign of James, they still have no idea that the bomb is not the only lethal weapon he is holding. >> Find him. Get on comms and have that robot reorientate upstairs. Upstairs from >> Belure robot picking anything up. Any indication he was a robot? >> He was in upstairs. Upstairs >> police with K9. Make yourself known. Find him. >> That's the entry team. The light on up there. That is a >> Find him. He's getting tied up in the long line. Make sure we have that spear with that spear tool with it. Behind you. >> All right. This is what we're going to do because it's getting tied up and he's trying to I'm going to call him back down. I'm going to let him go. I'm going bring him back up there offline. See what he does downstairs. Here. Here. So, on this side right here, there's a lazy boy chair and then like a big screen TV and then there's like that dresser thing sitting sideways in front of like that plastic wall. So if he was sitting in the recliner, you know, we're cuz that side over there's >> stapled up. It's secured. >> Is he hyperfocused? What on what's behind us? >> Find him. >> Finally, with the unit getting more confirmation of James' presence in the attic, they decide to move upstairs. But finding him and getting him to comply is going to be a whole other challenge. We clear to go ahead and make entry upstairs. >> You got half. >> I got it. >> All right. I got half. >> Robot right. >> Hey, make sure you peel out. You wanted to go this way every time first. >> All right. Doc, are we clear to move? We're prepared. >> Everybody good right now? >> Yep. >> All right. We'll be moving on here. Slide out. It doesn't go through. It does the plastic. >> Yep. >> There's a board. >> All right. I'm gonna stop here. >> Okay. >> And then you guys check ceiling as we're looking. >> I got it. >> I think we pause here. What's the other side look like? >> What's the other side look? It's open and similar plastic. >> Okay. The attic is larger and James could be hiding in any corner, armed and waiting to attack. As officers work to cover every corner of the attic in search of James, one of them will soon spot him in the most unexpected area. >> Hey guys, we can make entry on this side. Done for. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, I'll just hold this then. >> All right. >> Actually, I'm going to back up. >> Yep. >> Or if you're staying here with them? >> Yep. I'll stay here with Stuba. >> Oh, you know what? Here, that's >> What about that insulation? >> This is it right here. that. Yep. >> Right there. >> Stand by. >> Maybe. >> No, that goes outside. That's the roof. >> No, there's a dormer on there. >> No. >> No, >> I don't think so. I'm thinking that insulation. That one bat that's inside out. >> Can you pull that? Let me get up next to you, Sa. No. So, maybe there's a piece of plywood that goes all the way through. All right, Ste. You want to back out? Let's back up. Back out of here. >> Shields in the raft. >> I s on the left. Heel off a little bit. >> Blind. >> Jason, you're blind. FIND your hand. [screaming] Stop. >> I got cover. I got the I GOT I GOT WALK OUT. WALK OUT. >> I got hands. If anybody needs hands. >> I got hands also. >> Yep. >> Hold your spot. You can have someone down at the >> Have somebody at the level two doorway. >> He shoved something in his pants. Got a giant pair of scissors. >> Taser. >> I got one. Taser up. >> Taser. >> Taser up. Stand by. >> Is this like >> No, it's not. [clears throat] >> Let me see your hands. Get over here. >> Maybe we could pull that plastic from the other side. >> Heads up. Coming through with shield. I'm going to drag this out of the way. Yeah. Come on. Come on. IN THE NECK AGAIN. >> I GOT to Yeah. Come out. >> Come out. COME OUT. COME OUT. COME OUT. GET HIM. GET HIM. GET THOSE SCISSORS AWAY. Get those scissors out. >> I got the scissors. I GOT THE SCISSORS. ALL RIGHT. I GOT HIS LEFT AR HIS right arm. >> All right. I got a light. Get in there, Nate. >> Right here. Cuff him up. Cuff him up. I got his arm. I got his arm. I just got to find him. Give me a second. Let's get him down. Get medical to the uh front. We're going to be coming out with one. >> All right. Stop pulling that trigger. >> He's not. >> He's good. I'm >> not. >> Recovery. Get in recovery. Come on. >> All right. We got to get him moving. >> Anybody got a litter in your back? >> I got one [snorts] in my back. I got a litter in my back. >> Let's try. >> All right. He's breathing. He's breathing. He's breathing. >> Slide him this way. >> Give me his arm. I got no leverage. Hold on. I got him. >> Pull him up. Pull him down. There you go. >> All right. >> All right. Hey, carry him appropriate. Let's cross his legs downstairs. Let's get him in a litter. My backpack. I got a litter. >> You got one? >> Yep. It's in my back. >> I got it. I got it. Roll your side. >> Coming too. >> Yeah. >> James, are you can you roll those legs? Yep. is hard. Yep. Good. >> All right, we're going to have him carry on on his side, right? >> Keep him breathing. >> Yeah, we got you. Pick it up. Adjust. >> Ready. Up on three. One, two, three. Up. >> Need the help. Rush. You go down first. >> Take your time. >> The front's going to get the front's going to get really heavy. >> That's fine. Logan, you got to have grab both handles. >> Yep. >> The other one's right around his shoulder there. >> We're good. >> Up. >> Get his butt in there. [laughter] Grab his leg. Grab his leg. Move. Move. Quick. You might have to uncuff him. Cuff him up front. Uncuff him. Change it to the front. >> Go and roll him. Put that arm straight up by his head. By his ear, Mitch. Rolling. >> Roll. Pull. Litter out. Same time. 3 2 1. Litter out. >> He's coming. >> Puff him up. He's coming too. >> They're locked. Middle belt. He He's been tased. He has a probe in his head and shoulder. >> With James in custody, the immediate threat may be over. But as the detective and other officers return to the attic for a secondary search, they make discoveries that reveal just how dangerous the situation really was. >> Where was he at? >> There's a whole another room back there. insulation. >> I was sleeping. >> Is that what he said? >> Yeah. >> Convenient. >> Yeah, it's a good spot. Sleep from the other side or not. >> Maybe. Apart from finding the bomb James had been carrying that morning, along with a multicolored lighter, both in close proximity to where James was found, the detective and responding units also discovered a red toolbox containing 147 rounds of ammunition, a rifle, 240 rounds of 9mm ammunition, 19 rounds of 12- gauge ammunition, one round of 40 caliber ammunition, 1.5 BMG round, and 40 rounds of 20 caliber ammunition. 50 in. The bomb squad confirmed that the device did contain explosive materials and had metal projectiles inside it, [music] similar to the items found in the red toolbox. It was a lucky coincidence that despite being this heavily armed, James had actually fallen asleep [music] when the units made their entry into the attic. James received medical clearance after being treated. And during a jail call with his mother, he confirmed that he had fallen asleep and was woken up when the canine bit him. He also admitted that he knew police were using drones, had stepped downstairs to get a drink, and then retreated [music] to the attic when he noticed all the units outside. James then questioned his mother about who had revealed his hiding spot to police and admitted that he was about to snap when officers began making announcements, adding that he was going to tell them he wasn't afraid of Ultimately, James Nelson was charged with felony possession of an unregistered destructive [music] device, aggravating fleeing and eluding, possession of explosives or incendiary devices, aggravated battery of a peace officer. Eventually, he was sentenced to 5 years in federal prison, followed by 3 years of probation upon release. Don't just watch, represent. Visit codblcam.com to grab hoodies, shirts, hats, mugs, and more. Every item helps support >> That was wild, guys. Anyways, I'm going to get going. I'm really tired. Good night, everyone. Sleep tight. Thanks for watching. Catch you guys in the next one. Appreciate the donations, guys. Tuds and Brandon, thank you very much. I'll catch you guys later. I got to go to bed, dude. I work in the morning. See you, man. 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