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We've all wondered what happens when you can't find your gate at the Atlanta Airport. >> wondered that. >> Watch as a young trendy couple works through this challenge. >> All right, everyone. I'm Frank Slow. I'm a 25-year veteran of a sheriff's office here in great state of Arizona. Today, we're going to be doing some body cam breakdown. We found today's video looks pretty good. It's an airport video, but it's from Police on Scene. So, not a channel that that does airport videos like NY Detective does them, but we'll check them out anyway. While we do that, body cam bingo's the game. We've got card number three today. >> [screaming] >> We sell a set of one through five. Check it out along with all the rest of our merch at our website. So, you can check that out, order anything, and my sister's taking care of merch now. She'll send it to you. Let's get to the video. >> On October 5th, 2024, the Atlanta Police Department was at the scene at the airport for this airport encounter. >> Concourse is your flight. >> It's D, but we're going to miss it. >> It's D Concourse? >> Yes. >> What gate number? >> D14. D3. >> We're going to be late. >> Here it is. You're saying two different things. D what? >> D3. >> D3, what do you have? >> Here's the old one. >> You have the old one. Apparently, they changed the gate number. Super easy. >> Yes, you've been over that. >> What is your name, sir? >> Where are you? >> I'm I'm with the police. >> Why are you sitting on the floor like a child? >> Yes, sir. If you're not really noticing, you're on the ground. So, that in itself is >> I'm not resting. I've been here for >> I want you to >> you to rest in a seat like a normal person. >> D, I could tell you how to catch the train to D if you wish. >> That would be lovely. >> Come on. You want to come? Let Let's all go to D. Thank you for your patience with me, sir. It's It's in this direction. I want you to take your time. It's this way. >> Thank you. >> Let's go, ma'am. >> No, I don't feel safe. >> Okay, well, you have to go to D Concourse if you don't want to. >> about what I've said? >> Okay, I need you to calm down. What don't you feel safe about? Um, he's going to his flight, D Concourse. Do you want to go on your flight? They could separate you on the plane. You don't have to be together. >> But I called >> Have a seat for me, sir. Have a seat. Look, he's saying he's staying. >> I have >> Cuz you could go on your flight. This gentleman said he's staying. >> No, my friends live here. >> Okay, do you want to catch a flight to What cities are you going to? >> We live in California, Los Angeles. >> Okay. All right, I'm trying to resolve you. >> You don't say. All right, my major airport here in Arizona is Sky Harbor. Not the biggest airport in the United States. You start talking about airports like LaGuardia, LAX, Newark, Dallas, or Atlanta, you're talking about big major airports. Tons of terminals, tons of gates, and I travel a lot, and I see people, not only on video, but in real life, just get overwhelmed with how frustrating it can be trying to navigate, especially an airport that you don't know very well. So, I get it. Sometimes people take that, and they say, "Um, I'm going to have a drink or two, or six, or a bottle." And then, they end up getting drunk, and then they end up acting a fool, and that's kind of what looks like what's going on here. >> The gentleman said he want >> to go home. Nothing new. >> All right. >> I have work. >> Okay, so where do you live, sir? >> LA. >> All right. And where do you live, ma'am? >> She lives >> All right, so you both live in LA. >> No. Look at her Look at her Look at her ID. >> it's okay. We're trying to resolve this. >> Yeah, resolve it. Look at her ID. >> You're a little inebriated. >> I sure am, but look, I know I >> Who cares where you live? Just get on the plane. >> I have a list in California. >> him out. California, I see that. >> Correct. Check her ID. >> Here's the thing, calm down, sir. Let her just talk. >> You know what's more frustrating than the people in my videos? Medicare. What makes it even more frustrating is it can change from state to state. Your rates might be going up or your benefits might get cut. My dad lives in New York and he might have different options than someone who lives in California. You need a trusted advisor working for you. That's why you need to call Chapter. A licensed human in the United States will answer the phone call. And that doesn't happen often these days. Other Medicare providers just sell you whatever makes them the most commission. Chapter advisors are salary-based. They're independent and they're unbiased. Chapter compares every plan in the country and helps you pick the plan that's right for you. On average, seniors who work with Chapter have saved $1,100 a year. Call Chapter today at 805 604 5905. It's free and it takes under 20 minutes. So, give Chapter a call at 805 604 5905. >> We'll go back to you, bag. I'm just trying to figure out what the issue is, bag. >> We're going to do this legal. >> I'm going to go, bro. >> I live in LA, she doesn't. >> I I have a license. >> Check now. Check now. >> Let me go ahead and pull you over, sir. >> a home. >> Have a seat for me, sir. >> Who cares? >> Policeman >> Check her ID. >> You can't tell me what to do. That would be That would be That would be my prerogative. What What What is the law, sir? >> Sir, just for your safety >> Sir, there is no law. >> No, no, no, no. >> I will be Yes, correct. You cannot tell me what the law is. >> Stop, sir. >> No, no, no, what's the law? >> Tell me. >> Tell me. Tell me what law I broke. >> Let me know when you're done. >> Well >> Oh. >> You're drunk. >> Can you? Sure. You're telling me I can't go. >> Don't come up on me. >> I didn't say that. >> She >> I didn't say that. >> lives you LA. >> If you wish to go to your gate, go to your gate. >> Check for a [ __ ] ID. I will. Goodbye. >> Bye. >> Welcome, sir. >> Stay here. >> Welcome, [ __ ] >> In the middle >> That's not very nice. >> down Take the escalator. >> Those are mean words. >> the train Thank you so much. Calm down, sir. Just calm down. Just calm >> What are you? Where where where where are you? >> do that. >> I didn't get near you. What are you? >> You just walked up to him. >> What or what? You going to >> No, sir. >> You going to shoot me like every other black man you shot? What or what? >> Just relax. >> I wouldn't call that the race card. >> You said what I wanted. >> Because you laughed. >> for >> Just for You know he just said for what? I'm going to take that one. >> Name the lie, bro. >> disorderly conduct drunk in public >> [ __ ] >> Stop. Relax. Relax. Just [music] relax. Just go to your gate, sir. >> Make me. >> This is not a matter of you >> You don't need to make me. >> You can do that at your own >> No, no, no. You tried to make me [ __ ] come back here. >> No. Just relax. >> I was sleeping right >> Just relax, sir. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't push up on me. Just relax. >> You touched me. >> Yeah. We can do that. >> Just give us some space. >> Who touched who? >> Just give us some space. >> Or what? Or what? >> That's not what it is. >> Do it again. >> Stop, dude. Don't come up on me. >> Do it again. Do it again. >> Don't do that. >> Now there's two. >> What's going on? >> This [ __ ] little [ __ ] of a cop want to be came up to me while I was sleeping. Started [ __ ] punching me, pushing me. >> I didn't do Punching you? >> Check your cam. Who touched who? Who touched who? >> I didn't >> put their hands like that Who put their hands like that on me? >> [laughter] >> That was that [ __ ] [ __ ] That was that little [ __ ] >> I'm I'm Yo, yo, stop. Stop, man. >> Seriously, replacing cops like right now. >> No, don't do that. >> Yo, we want you to go to your gate. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> He needs to go. >> Excuse me. >> Yo, that's not >> Don't touch me. >> Now it's on. There we go. >> Do you hear me? >> No, you're incorrect. >> Do you hear me? Stop it. >> Incorrect. >> Stop. >> Incorrect. >> Stop. Stop. >> Down you go. >> All right. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> This guy is getting more and more agitated. He's getting louder. He's starting to to yell expletives. He's in public. Um there are children, there are women, there are men, there are old, there are young. There's all sorts of people walking through the the airport. And one, you can't be yelling stuff like that. But as he's approaching aggressively and yelling with these big exaggerated movements, yelling at at these officers, that I think that there is a articulable pre-fight indicators there with him getting amped up, him yelling, him pointing kind of towards the face that could very easily turn into a punch. Um so, I love that these officers, as soon as he started to get more and more aggravated, they're like, "That's it. You're done. You're going under arrest." Love it. That needed to happen. It It could have happened sooner, but I like that they got there. Uh I love it. >> Stop it. Put your hands behind your back, man. Stop resisting. >> This guy needs to be punched in the face. Like there's enough active resistance going on here that he needs his needs his computer realigned. >> Stop. >> Nope. Look at that active resistance. >> Can you s- Can I? Can you move? Can man. Why you trying to be Why? Why? >> I love it. >> Ow! Ow! Stop, please. Please stop. WHY ARE YOU HURTING ME? I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> Getting manhandled. I love it. >> But you didn't do anything. >> He's going to break my arm. Hey, for real. For real, man. >> I want to say I didn't do anything for a bingo. Straight across the bottom. >> Please, you're going to hurt me for real. >> Oh, I'm going to hurt you. Oh, no. No, buddy. >> Let go. Bro, I didn't hurt you. Did I hurt you? Yes or no? >> Perfect. >> You're a liar, sir. Wait, wait, wait. Hey, let's let's let's Hey, let's let's let's Wait, I I I I >> That officer was so nice. >> Come on over here, man. Come on over here. We're going to the precinct with him. He's going to jail. He's going to the precinct. >> Oh, he's going to jail. >> Tell them it's on my shoulder. For what? Tell them it's on my shoulder. >> Calm down, sir. >> This guy's so calm. I love it. >> Calm down. >> It really hurts. You know about my shoulder. >> Oh, no. [clears throat] >> Sir, please don't Wait, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. OW! >> [screaming] >> OW! WHERE'S WHERE'S JAYDEN? OKAY, MA'AM. MA'AM, come with us. This is here. This is his shoe. I got the shoe. I got the shoe. You don't want his shoe? Okay, he's going to the precinct. You're going to catch your flight? Okay. All right. GIVE US SOMETHING. OKAY, STAND UP. HE'S JUST TRYING TO PRESS BUTTONS. ARE you going to continue to drop to the floor? >> If you keep picking me up that way, sir, yes. >> Maybe you shouldn't be fighting with the police. Don't drop to the floor like you did. >> Ready, we're just going to help you. >> I told you to stop multiple times. >> Come on, we're going to help you. You ready? >> Lie down. Don't help me. >> to Okay, we'll help you. You got You got 20 seconds. If not, we'll help you. >> No, you don't have time to show us anything. Go ahead and get up, sir. >> Sir, can you get up, please? >> He's got 10 seconds. You could kind of wiggle up. I wish there was a call your supervisor on here. Just one step at a time. There you go. There you go. No, nobody's laughing. Nobody's laughing. Have a seat. >> like a child. >> Okay. Push all the way back. Push back. I'm going to lower the arm. There you go. We're going to go now. I'm going to put the backpack on your >> Foster's so nice. >> I'm going to put the backpack on you, on your lap, okay? Can I get the backpack, sir? Okay, I heard you. Tango 10. Make sure she goes to Tango 10. She said Tango 2? >> No, she said 10. >> Okay. Here it is. Cool? Check it out. I'm even going to secure it for you. Look at that. >> Bro, you're playing me. >> Nobody's playing with you. >> You're playing me, sir. >> Nobody's playing with you. >> look? Can you look? >> There you go. >> Keep in mind I've been watching you on the camera. So, go ahead. >> All right. So, Big Sarge gets on scene and she's telling this suspect who apparently is claiming that he did nothing wrong. He's just He's there just reading the Bible and you know, drinking green tea and all of a sudden this officer comes up and punches him and arrests him. Like, that's really That's the picture that he's trying to paint. And Big Sarge is like, "Hey, look. I was watching you on camera and I saw everything." And I don't think he understands the level of watching that happens in big major airports. Not too long ago, I was in the city of Miami's Real Time Crime Center. You have no idea the level of surveillance that is that agencies are capable of right now, especially in somewhere with an airport where you start talking about, you know, the the terroristic side of things and and people trying to do bad things on planes along with it being just a place where tons of people gather and the amount of surveillance that's needed for that. Um so, as when Sarge says, "Hey, I watched you." It's I guarantee she wasn't watching, you know, from 100 yd away. She was watching from a camera that could probably zoom in and read the serial number on your phone. Like, it's it's that level of of overwatch. And when she's saying she's watching, I bet it was good. >> Please. >> Okay. After this Okay. >> Please. >> Okay. This gentleman was an honor and a scholar. He was He was so kind. >> This man Okay. >> And you know for about this [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] Of course. >> Look, why are YOU WATCHING THE CAMERA? >> SIR, you're a liar. You're a liar. >> I watched the >> You're a liar, sir. >> He literally pulled my shoulder and I told him I had an injury multiple times. >> Well, >> Wait, wait, wait. >> if you don't get arrested, you don't have to worry about that. >> Ma'am, I didn't attack them. Not once. Not once. Show me one incident where I threw a punch or anything. >> Well, you did yell with your giant exaggerated gestures close to someone. >> No, I'm not one of those. >> No, you're one of those kind of liars. >> Well, when I have three officers telling me I have a problem >> Georgia. I'm so glad I'm in Georgia. >> Yeah, welcome to Georgia. >> Yeah, welcome to the lying state of [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> I can't go home. I can't go home with my girlfriend or anything. I think she's cheating on me with everyone. >> I know why, cuz you're a little baby. She probably doesn't want to date a little baby. >> I just want to go home. >> With a sensitive shoulder and >> or anything. >> terrible hair, >> I want to go home. >> bad attitude, >> She's [ __ ] [ __ ] She literally was whoring men. I sucked men. I can prove it. I will show you pictures, man. I didn't do anything. >> I need pictures of your chick. >> I didn't do anything. Please, do you have evidence of me breaking the law? Sir, >> It's the entire video I'm watching right now. >> have any evidence? I didn't do anything. I just want to go home. >> I did you compress a little. Relax. >> Let me show you, please. >> You show me the pictures. >> What does that help? but to go, buddy. >> You will eventually. >> But then I got a paper cut. >> You will be placed delicately inside the cell. >> Absolutely. >> That is a liar. That is a liar. You hurt me. >> Focus on me. >> You lied to me so many times. I needed a lawyer. >> Remember when you were a big man calling, dropping the B word, and all that? Remember that? >> I remember that. Pepperidge Farm remembers. >> to pick your feet up. >> He's big Billy Badass. He's yelling at the cops, and he's cursing, and he's saying, "What are you going to do?" And then actual men dump him on the ground and cuff him, and now he's crying because he's sad about the repercussions of his own actions when he had some alcohol-induced aggression where he was like, "I'm going to act like a man." But doesn't know how to be a man, and then actual men put their hands on him, and now he's sad. And his little shoulder hurts cuz he's just a little fella. I I I mean, everything that happened is because of his poor decisions. So, when you're crying and sobbing but you did everything to cause that I'm empathetic-less. Like I just I I have a 0% empathy towards this guy. Crying or not, I mean, no one wants to see a grown man cry, but this one doesn't bother me so much. >> I know. I told Put your shoes on. >> on. Keep your shoes Keep your shoes on. >> G camera. I don't I don't have the camera, sir. >> I'm going to have you get up, and we're going inside the cell. >> Please look. Please look, sir. >> Look. >> What's that? >> It's your ankle. >> No. Come on. Don't be an [ __ ] >> This is not about being an [ __ ] You tell me what it is. >> it? >> Looks like Like an ankle to me, sir. >> And? I've asked for a lawyer. You not get to take >> Nope, mentions lawyer. Let's take a bingo up and down. >> Sure, absolutely. >> Take it. Bingo times two. >> Sir, sir, behave yourself. Whose credentials are in his wallet? His wallet is in his front pocket. Sir, what else? Do you want to do it again? >> All right, let him go. Let him go. Both let go. >> Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> Go ahead and hug. >> Let him go. Let him go. >> Sorry, just finished my search. Jesus Christ. Take cuffs off. No. >> You don't behave you take them cuffs off of you. >> Me and my partner anybody. No. All right, cool. Oh, okay, he complained. I, Officer Campbell, will adjust the cuffs. They're going to stay on, but you complained about them being tight. So, I'll adjust Anybody but me. No problem. >> What a jerk. All right, card three, crushed it. 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