I don't give a Let's take a walk. Do the
stairs. Take a walk. Don't stare. Stop.
Tell me. Stop.
Get on the ground. Do it now. Get on the
ground. What the was that? There's a
bull rat. That was gay
as well.
On February 1st, 2025 in Lovelin,
Colorado, police respond after they
receive a 911 call about an iate man
attempting to vandalize a local library.
But what begins as a call for a public
disturbance quickly spirals into
something far more
violent. Let go of him. Stop. The
following is based on official police
records, and the footage has never been
seen before. Officers from the Loveland
Police Department arrive at the Loveland
Public Library just in time to see
44year-old Joshua Campbell attempting to
assault a man in the parking lot. Hey,
it's a police department. Stop.
Let go of him. Stop you. Stop.
Stop. It's Stop it.
Stop. I don't give a Let's take a Let's
take I don't give a Let's take a walk.
Do I look stairs? Take a walk. Stop.
Tell me. Stop. Come take a walk towards
my car and tell me what's going on.
Stop like that. Stop. Come on. Come on.
Sir, just go to your car, please. Come
on, bud. Stop. Me and my pop will drop
balls on your stupid. Stop it. Come on.
You are like I'm scared.
Stop. You're lucky bud. Stop or you're
tased. Stop or you're going to get
tased.
Your point. Stop it. Lucky little. With
Joshua refusing to stand down, backup
arrives, armed with a bolar wrap, a
device that launches a high-speed kevlar
cord designed to entangle a suspect's
limbs before things spiral out of
control. Do it now. Get on the ground.
Get on the ground.
Get on the ground.
Get on the ground. Do it now. Get on the
ground. Was that a bull rat? gay
as
you might. Can you move back here? Get
on the ground. Do it now. Get on the
ground. Get on the ground.
Hands out to your side. Officers move in
and secure him in handcuffs just as more
backup arrives. They begin escorting him
to a patrol vehicle, but the sense of
relief is short-lived because Joshua
isn't finished yet.
HP stop. Well,
I'll show you a good sign right now. I
give a What are you going to do? What
are you going to
do? Can you shut that off? You ain't got
You ain't got
You ain't got a I'm just going to You
ain't got
Stop. Multiple officers struggle to keep
him under control as they search him and
remove the bolo wrap from his legs, but
Joshua's outbursts are far from
over. You're in
your
stupid you do now you love are you for
[ __ ] you you bunch
of y'all don't give
a you careful lock me up you I don't
even give
your mama. Your girl.
[Laughter]
Joshua continues to flail his head
around and officers later report that he
hit his head on the side of the patrol
car at one point. So, a soft restraint
helmet was requested to prevent him from
harming himself further. You guys are
the biggest bunch of I've
ever Oh my
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god. Oh my
god. Oh, I don't know. Well, you're
nasty.
Get your feet
in. You
get your feet in the
[Laughter]
You
little gave
you fine. With Joshua finally secured,
he's transported to the Lammer County
Jail. Officers then shift their focus to
Enrique Papalardo, the man who had just
been under attack. Are you okay?
I just tend to have these attacks. Uh,
so I couldn't breathe very well. He
grabbed me here and dropped me to the
ground, but I have no no pain, right?
The security guard was not here when he
was already here. He brought some books
there and started kicking the the door
and hitting it. So that's when he
started taking his pants off and stuff
like that. But when the security guard,
he threw her to the ground and that's
when I I started yelling at him from
over here, you know, to leave her alone
and he came after me. Fortunately,
officers arrived before things spiraled
even further out of control. Their next
priority checking on Christine Donus,
the security guard Enrique saw assaulted
moments earlier. Mind if I get in the
ambulance? Cuz I hit my head and uh
yeah, hit my when I fell down, I hit my
shoulder. So he was just out here and
you walked by over here and stuff like
over here and stuff and then and I saw
him running over here and that's why I
got my phone on and they pushed me down
and basically got to him cussing and
stuff. Did you tell him like you have to
leave or anything like that? You didn't
talk to him. He just I just I just told
him please stop, please get away and he
just got in my face and and just going
with the other guy and with me too.
Christine is checked out by paramedics
and found to have no serious injuries,
but she informs officers that she feels
traumatized and doesn't believe she can
finish her shift. Seeking clarity on how
the incident started, they turned to a
nearby witness, Timothy Adams, who had
called 911. When it came here, he was
kind of standing in the reads, okay,
doing, you know, and he was obviously
drunk, you know, wasn't with him. He was
starting to get angry and I think maybe
he wanted to return the book. He had a
book with him and obviously they closed
the library and he was yelling at
somebody. I don't know if there was
anybody in there. Maybe not. I couldn't
tell. But then he starts trying to prize
the door open. Then he starts punching
the door. Then he starts kicking the
door. Okay. And he starts ripping the
book up. Okay. And at that point then he
kind of starts wandering around. And at
one point he kind of saw me and came
after me, but he didn't get any close
and I just I just drove around the
block. Torn pages litter the ground in
every direction. Officers locate a large
portion of the torn book nearby,
identifying it as a Star Wars book and
confirming it belongs to the Loveland
Public Library. As officers wrap up at
the scene, another team arrives at the
Lammer County Jail with Joshua, whose
behavior shows no signs of slowing down.
The
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yuh interesting. Joshua Campbell was
charged with seven offenses, including
thirdderee assault, assault on an
atrisisk adult, resisting arrest,
obstructing a peace officer, disorderly
conduct, and criminal mischief. He also
had two outstanding warrants for failure
to appear. He was granted a $2,000 bond
and scheduled to appear in court on
February 13th.