Good. Did you buy this? We had it at uh as an abandoned property, so I just saw the car. I just wanted to check on everything. >> Right there. >> No. No. Hold on. Hold on. Nope. Nope. Nope. Hey, >> you're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Take the knife. >> Some bald squatters think they're clever enough to steal a roof without consequences. But what happens when the cops show up and that house becomes their [music] worst decision yet? >> You're not going to make us come in and arrest you, are you? >> No way. This is my house. >> Got you there. What's your name, ma'am? >> Santa, >> why? Why are you in here when you shouldn't be in here? >> This is my house. No, I'm not. >> Go away. Do not touch me. >> Do not touch me. Do not do >> not touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. These were the moments when entitled squatters realized that they had picked the [music] wrong house. Starting with William and his girlfriend who illegally occupied a residence despite multiple eviction notices. >> All right, it's time to go. >> I know. Don't come in here with attitude. >> All right, buddy. [laughter] DON'T GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. >> GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. GET ON THE GET ON THE GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. GET ON THE GROUND. >> TASER. TASER. TASER. On August the 19th, 2024, officers responded to an eviction order. A couple and their child had occupied the home unlawfully for more than a year. And even with the eviction officially approved, they still refused to move out. >> All right, it's time to go. >> I know. Don't come in here with attitude. >> They're Tony. Now we have to come out here. Get yourself buddy. >> No, no, no, no. >> You're not leaving. You're going to get arrested for trespassing. >> We are leaving HERE. THANK YOU. >> NOT ANYMORE. >> YES, I am. >> Not anymore. argument. >> Are they evicted? >> YES. >> NO, I'M NOT. SHOW ME THE PAPERWORK WHERE I'M EVICTED. >> ALL RIGHT. WELL, THIS IS WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN. WE'RE NOT GOING TO PLAY HERE IN front of your kid. Let's go. >> Are you KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW? YOU AIN'T THROWING MY BRO. >> How many times have I dealt with you, bro? Come on. >> My house, man. >> All right. Watch when you call the news, but I'm on the >> Okay. Call the news. >> All right. It's time for them to go right now, right? All right. You got to count to the count of five or you're underestimating. >> All right. All right, buddy. >> Come on. >> ALL RIGHT, BUDDY. DON'T YOU DUDE. GET [screaming] OUT OF MY HOUSE. >> REFUSING TO LEAVE. >> GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. >> REFUSING TO LEAVE. >> GET OUT OF MY HOUSE NOW. >> THAT'S NOT HAPPENING. >> GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. >> OKAY, YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> NO, I'M NOT. I AIN'T DID NOTHING. GET OFF ME, DUDE. >> TURN AROUND. YOU TOUCHED ME. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. >> TURN AROUND. I DID NOTHING. STAY ON THE GET ON THE OUT OF MY HOUSE. [screaming] >> I'M NOT TASER. TASER. TASER. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND HER BACK. >> I CAN'T. I CAN'T. I CAN'T. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BACK. >> COME ON. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> You're going to get it. You're going to get it again. >> Come on. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> I'M RIGHT HERE. >> I WAS WALKING AWAY. >> GOD DAMN. >> NOW WHAT? NOW WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO? >> NO. NO. Walk away. YOU'LL GO TO JAIL, TOO. >> I DON'T GIVE A AWAY. I COME OUTSIDE, MAN. >> You guys chased me, man. >> Correct. We gave you We gave you many lawful orders. >> You told me to get out of the house, >> bro. >> That's what you said. >> I came here trying to resolve before it got to this point. >> Come on, man. >> All right. Stand up. >> Hold on, man. >> You just want to leave him here. >> Hold on, man. >> Okay. >> Come on, man. Dude, I'd be glad to help. Dude, >> it was one thing to unlawfully occupy a space that wasn't theirs. But this man, identified as William, dared to lash out at officers who were just trying to do their job. And unsurprisingly, his bimbo girlfriend saw no issue with his actions. >> How does he not have a right to fight? We get him out here. >> I'm not going to do nothing, man. I'm not involved. Jason tried to explain it to you. You're not one of the police. >> So you don't have a right. >> There's water rights in Ohio. We get out here. >> We just went through this. >> You can take it then. Yeah. Take it. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> Savannah. It's not Shana. >> Give me your Give me your information. >> For what? >> Cuz I need it for my report. >> I'm not in your report. >> You are in my report. I have nothing in it. >> You're inside. You're in my report. Listen, you're not in any kind of trouble with me. Just give me your info. There's no reason. I'm not in trouble. Exactly. I have no reason to give you my information. >> God damn it, man. >> All I did was try to get my balloon. >> Well, we're past that point. Okay. >> But what did I do, man? Tell me. Tell me what I did. Please. >> No. Give me what I did. Please, man. Tell me what you want, dude. Where's Jason? >> Come on, William. >> Jason, man. God, man. Come on, dude. Let me get my man. I'm not doing enough, man. Please. Come on. I got all MY GOLD OUT THERE, MAN. >> Come on, man. >> Please, man. >> Unfortunately for this duo, the officers had zero sympathy for shameless trespassers. Still, it didn't stop William from attempting to play the victim card. >> THAT'S ALL I WANT, MAN. IT'S MY DUDE. I have everything I my kids in the house. I told you, man. Give me TIME TO GET MY OUT. I WAS NEVER SERVED PAPERS. I NEVER WENT to court. Give me time to get it out. I'm dude out my throat, my my bites in there, everything, man. I'm working on it. >> I did my go outside. I went outside. >> We can't We can't figure anything out. Scream. You need to take a deep breath. >> You want to talk about, you know, I do publications and stuff like that. >> Listen, your girl still here. Okay. >> Listen to me. You want these guys to check you out? >> Okay. Do you want real quick? >> I want my buddy Viking everything, man. I'm working on it. Like, please, man. Please. >> Okay. >> William, >> I was never William. You want these guys to patch you up with >> I want to go quick and nod my man. That's all I I got to give it out there like that's all I want, man. Oh, man. That's all. LET ME GO TO THE HIT MYSELF. I'LL BE GONE. >> OKAY, we're past that point, >> DUDE. BUT WHY? WHAT DID I DO TO YOU? WHAT DID I DO TO YOU? >> YOU weren't following orders. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa. Did you tell me that I HAD TO WALK OUT? DID YOU TELL ME I HAD TO LEAVE? >> Did you tell me I had to leave? >> So, I locked up the back door, right? >> And I got days for it. >> And then we told you under arrest because you weren't following our orders. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I was trying to be wrong. >> Um, I switch monkeys. I'll put your stuff away when I get back. >> Hey, William. We're gonna behave when we go in here. Okay. >> I ain't gave you guys no problem. >> We're gonna behave. All I'm Okay. Okay. All I'm saying is we're behaving inside. >> Show me some respect. >> I am William. >> You ain't You're the ONE TO COME IN THE HOUSE WITH AITUDE. You didn't even hear MY SIDE OF THE STORE. >> So show me. Yeah. You ain't show me no. >> All right, William. Well, let's be nice. Let's be courteous to these >> healthare workers. I ain't nothing. >> All right, we're going to behave for them, right? >> You won't let me go cuz I ain't did nothing wrong, bud. Ask you, did he have anything on him? No, I didn't. No, I didn't. Thank you. Go ahead and step out for me >> now. If you want to here, I'm big. No bad cuz I'm in. Come on, dude. Fake, man. I ain't did nothing to you guys, dude. Come on, man. I ain't been evicted in the state of Ohio. Look the law up, bud. I ain't been to court. I ain't been evicted. You can't throw my out. I'm a resident there, bud. Been a resident there for a year. A year. I'm going to this [ __ ] I don't want I don't need checked out, man. Take me to the counter or something. I don't need checked out. >> You got yours on you? >> Ah, god damn it, dude. Listen, my hands are like I can't feel my fingers, guys. Can you lose a little bit, dude? I'm not >> William was subsequently charged with resisting arrest, obstructing justice, and trespassing. The entitlement went crazy in that last case, but it was mild compared to Janana, who used fake paperwork to acquire a residence that wasn't hers. >> I want to be I want to be straightforward and completely honest with you and frank. All right. You're being you're being scammed for your home. >> I would have to go in my my house and get my computer back. >> Are you able to do that now? >> I cloud. Yes, I can do that now, but I'm not. But standing here until now, it's not going to work because I'm getting frustrated. >> You're going to be investigated for fraud. Okay, >> that's perfectly fine. I daddy told me that. >> March the 2nd, 2023. A quiet Jacksonville listing turned into a homeowner's worst nightmare when a woman allegedly used a fake lease to take over a house for sale. And by the time police arrived, the staged property was already stripped, damaged, and fully claimed by its new uninvited occupants who refused to leave the premises. >> Yes, I own this house. >> My name is Patty Peoples. I own this house. It was for sale. We came over here to let a handyman in to do some work and he said, "Well, there's a dog and puppies on the front." >> So, we came over and these people moved in yesterday and she has a signed lease and paid $3,100 for first and last month rent and a pet deposit. >> So, >> So, you already talked to her. >> Yeah, she's very calm and very, very polite. [music] >> Hey, how you doing, young lady? Good morning. >> Hi. >> What's going on? So, basically, um, I'm 22 years old and I just moved out of the Hover House, the homeless house. My mom died two years ago. I've been at Hubbing House for a freaking year. I've been saving up money to get an apartment. This dude, Mr. Christopher Cross that I've been contacting, which I'm going to give you all the information that I have. He brought me to this house on about February the 15th, and he showed me the house. He walked right in the house. He came here. He unlocked that front door, came right in the house. He showed me it, told me the house was for $1,200. I mean, $1,400, excuse me. I think we need to talk about unfortunately for you the next steps because we we have an offer on the house. So, and according to my my dad is a um he sells houses. He works for One World Realy and according to him, I contacted him um about this. So, basic basically this is like that's a large amount of money that I'm going to have to get back $3,100 and he basically told me that I don't have to um I don't have to go. He basically told me that I don't have to go. He can he will go he will go through the court system to get me how I need to go. But he told me I don't have to. So it's really up to him on what he does about for y'all. But my dad said I don't have to go from here because I paid my money to be here. So whatever the police says then that's where we'll go. But if I'm not getting my money back today, then I'm not leaving today. Unfortunate cuz then I have no money, no place to stay. That's just not unfortunate for me. Sorry. >> Let me ask you. So, you met this guy how many times? Twice. >> Three. >> Three times. >> Three times. >> What does he look like? >> Okay. So, he's a white dude. He's about a little bit taller than you. Maybe just a little bit taller than you. Bald guy. Grayish silverish goldish car if that makes sense. Like it was like all those colors in one. Like it was gray, gold, and silver all in one. Like that's the colors it was giving me. >> And what was the breakdown of the payment again? So >> it was the rent was 1,400. Okay. >> The pet deposit was 500 and the security deposit was 1,200. I thought it was 600, but that was not 800. It was 1,200. >> And you see that he sawed off the front door handle. >> Oh, yeah. And she said that that's not even the same door handle that was on there. >> Must have sawed off the lock box and the front door. >> To anyone else, the story that 22-year-old Jananna Jacobs was selling looked convincing. [music] But to the seasoned officer on scene, something felt off. >> This your Oh, that's your Okay, look. >> Hold on to this. I'm going to be I want to be straight forward and be completely honest with you and Frank. All right. You're being you're being scammed for your home. Um this is what I believe. Now when I >> She's part of it. >> So play it smooth for now. I'm going explain everything to you. Okay. >> Let me see. This is what I'm sorry. Um so I believe that she's part of it, but I can't say for certain right now. I believe this to be one of those circumstances where she may have created a lease and came to the house and did this because there's a similar circumstance that she's involved in where it's almost the exact same thing. >> Really? >> I believe that that's going to be the case. So, I don't honestly [music] right now >> she's not knowing that I'm going to play it a certain way. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> But I'm going to try to You got two options. Okay. She has to either leave and she or she has to be evicted. I'm going to do my best. it's coming in soft and then getting a little tough with it to try to convince her that she's going to be investigating >> that'll alleviate you of a lot of it because if if and but if technically I can't prove it so she can still be a victim. >> Uhhuh. >> And it's technically would be a civil ordeal. So you will still you the options are she either leaves on her own which I'm going to try to really convince to do. >> Yeah. >> Or you have to evict her. >> Got it. So, you have you you saw that this exact same thing had happened with her prior. >> They're similar. Yes. >> Like how many years ago? Recent >> less than a year. >> Okay. All right. So, I'm just going to chill out and let you do your thing. >> Yeah. Okay. All right. >> All right. And then I'll let you know. >> With the homeowner now on the line, the officer turned his focus back to Janana, hoping to clear up a few [music] crucial details. But the more she talked, the clearer it became that she didn't have nearly as much proof as she claimed. >> Hold on to that. That's your report number. this in incident is going to be documented. Um, >> and is there any way that I can like move forward with like like how would I go forward with like getting my money back, getting to this dup, get my money? Like how would I move forward about all >> I'm going to give you that information as well in a minute. Um, so how did you come into contact with this person? >> Zillow. >> Zillow? >> Yes. >> Is that where it was listed? >> Yes. >> Is it still listed? >> No, it's not because when I went on there to show her because she said her house is for sale and I told it was for rent. I went down there to go show her cuz I've given all the information I've given you. I've tried to give her too because like >> very unfortunate for the both of us. >> And [music] um >> And how are you guys communicating? >> Through email. >> Okay. You got an email chain that I can see. >> You said email >> like Yeah. Can I see the emails? >> Oh chain. Okay. Yeah. I'll have to go on my computer to do that cuz that's this is my iCloud. It's on my Gmail. That's why I gave you my Gmail. >> Okay. >> And I can send you if you have an email, I can send you the chain, but I will have to go in my my house and get my computer. >> Are you able to do that now? >> iCloud? Yes, I can do that now. But I'm not sent to like I can do that now, but like this all like once I go back in and I come back out, that's going to be it because I have to be to work at 9. That's what I'm telling both of you guys. I have to be to work at night and I can send you the information that you're asking for cuz I'm giving you all the information I have on my phone. Anything that's on my work, I mean on my computer, I can send it to you on an email, but standing here until now, it's not going to work because I'm getting frustrated because it's been almost 2 hours. So, if you have an email that I can drop down, I understand you want to just do air drop. So, if you have an email that I can just send to your coworker or anything else the case may be, I can send that to you because the emails [music] was ranging between the 15th and the 28th and I can send that to you. But it's going to be 9:00 and I need to get to work. Um, >> Jananna's attempts to avoid the question only tightened the officer's suspicions. What the squatter didn't know was that the officer was already two steps ahead of her. >> Okay. Well, this is the first time I heard about you having to work at 9:00, so I understand. >> Why not? I I haven't said it because she knows. >> Hold on. Hold on. Okay. I'm just getting frustrated because I'm I'm getting >> But you're also not you're also not allowed. You're also not allowing me to speak. I've been respectful. >> I've been respectful to you, too. >> But you're not allowing me to speak. >> Okay. So >> So what I'm what I'm about to say is this is the first I'm hearing about you having to be at work at 9:00. >> Even though you stated it to her. I didn't hear that because I'm not hurt. >> Okay. I've been in my car for >> Can I get your badge number? >> It's right there on the form. So let me let me also let you let me >> Let me also let you know this. Okay. >> So that's fine. I understand you heard your concern. Um you're going to be investigated for fraud. Okay. That's perfectly fine. I think my daddy told me that. >> If there if there is probable cause, you're going to be arrested. Okay. So, one of the options, one your big option that I think you should take, I think you and the young lady should go ahead and possibly move out because if not, then we're going to come back and we're going to take you guys to jail. >> Okay. So, according to >> if you have probable cause, take you to jail. >> Okay. If you have probable cause, that's fine. And um that's fine. I'm not even going to say nothing else to you because I know how this works. My uncle is also a police. So, I'm not going to say nothing else to you. I'm going to allow you to do what you do. Um, I'm going to send you the information that I have. Well, I've given you the information, right? All his information. >> I have I I don't have it. I didn't receive your contact information. What is your name? >> Janette. >> You didn't receive my contact information. You mean like the >> your Yeah. By >> the number that she just sent me, right? I mean, the number that I just gave you, right? >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. I have a I have a text back to Yeah. >> Um Okay. Anything else you need to tell me because I will be >> Yeah. And make sure you vacate the premises um as soon as you can. Okay. Okay. So, um, y'all can come back later. Y'all can go ahead and How about y'all? How about you can actually call people here and y'all can y'all how how long is it going to take to investigate? >> As long as it needs to take. >> Okay. Because now it's going to get a little further because you're saying you're trying to arrest me for fraud when I know it's not fraud and I have money that's been giving. So, now it's going to go a little further. >> I said you' be investigated for fraud. >> No, you what you said was I need to vacate the premises because if I don't leave, >> I'm going to be record I mean for fraud basically all because I told you that I had to be at work and I got a little upset because Why that is >> that is that is that wasn't the what's the name? That wasn't how it was going. >> I'm not going to debate you. You can go ahead and get ready for work. >> You can come back later. You can come back later. Matter of fact, I will call other people here as well. You can call whoever you need. Um I have your number. Um for all any other information I will contact you and get um if you have an email, I can send you any call information, phone number, ask for officer Smith. My badge number is right there where it says officer number. Mhm. Okay. All right. So, [music] what's the next step then? >> Basically, it's Well, I'm going to let him tell you. >> Oh, no. I'm not going to vacate. I'm going to let him investigate and do what he does. And once you find out I'm not fraud, then you can take the next steps because I can't believe that you just literally said that. >> I say you're going to be investigated for it. >> What he's saying is I believe he got frustrated because he wanted me to send an email for the change of the uh conversation. You ready? >> It became obvious that Janana just wanted the officer gone because she was eager to reclaim control of the situation. But the deputy wasn't about to grant her wish anytime soon. >> So, you see how that went? Are you understanding what's what's happening? What's going on? >> Yeah. So, soon as she started pushing, she got a little agitated. >> Not even that. Once I started asking for further documentation >> to vet what she's saying, that's when she got defensive. >> Yeah. >> And she wasn't willing to give that up because, you know, she has somewhere she has to be. >> But I told her, as you heard, she's going to be investigated for fraud. Um, and that's what's going to happen. I'm giving her the option to leave. She may get spooked and leave. I just recommend that you come by maybe every other day, every day. Ride by, check your property. This is your property. You got to be I say I just recommend you ride by. Um this may spook her. A lot of people sometimes when they feel that they're getting >> they're getting close to getting caught. They like to put up a big fence. They put up a big barrier of defense to say, "No, no, no, no. This may very well be that." Because there's been a lot of circumstances where I've dealt with people to where they said, "Oh, no, no, no. I ain't worried about I worry about And then when you come back out, they're gone because they're afraid. That's what she >> should like deface the house and take all my appliances and everything. >> And if if she does do that, she's one of the last documented people that's being in the house. >> But the only thing is with anything else, you have to be able to prove Yeah. >> that that's what's going on. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, we got to kind of go through. >> Do I have any right to go in the house now to look at the state of it? >> No. Technically, no. Because technically she she technically still could be a true victim. Technically, she does have an expectation of privacy because technically she is renting the house. >> Understand >> the eviction process takes 30 days after the person's been served >> after they after they've been served. >> Damn it. Even if even in this situation, it's 30 days >> because technically she could be telling me >> an offer on the house. >> Yeah. >> Oh my goodness gracious. >> I'm sorry. It does happen though. >> Yeah, that's what I'm hearing. >> Get this done as soon as you can. Talk with one of your business lawyers today. Um tell them what's going on. You already got it documented with the police. So, you've crossed like they going to say call the police. You've already did all that. Um, look into the eviction process far to county courts and it's going to tell you everything. Google it. It's going to tell you everything you need >> what you need cuz you it's going to say like person's name, all that stuff. It's all going to be documented in the report. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. >> Bye. >> Good luck to you. >> The officer was ready to leave the scene, but Jananna suddenly changed gears and approached him with yet another stunt. >> Um, so basically, so these are the numbers I need to call because I really don't appreciate how your attitude has changed. So, I'm just going to come. me being a niece of a police. I don't know if you know my uncle name, but his name is Austin Smith. That's my uncle. Um, you probably don't know him, but I just don't like the fact that I I've given you all the information I've given you. I just told you I came out of homeless shelter. A person that comes out of homeless shelter that has a three-year-old son, this is very frustrating to them. This is very frustrating and very mindful to them. I have a car in the back that has to get told here because it does not work. So, that's very frustrating for to hear those words even come out your mouth because I just gave you all the information I could. The only reason why I can't give you the last piece of information is because like I said, I have to go get it off my computer. If you want to stay here for the next couple minutes for me to get it, I can do that. But I've been saying for the last couple minutes and she knows that I've been telling her I have to get to work. Even when you came back and you said something about information, I said, "I hope it be a speedy process because I have to get to work." When she left and came back, I told her, she even asked me, she said, "Okay, well, will you be at work when I come back?" I said, "No, I don't have to be work at 9:00." So, excuse me for thinking that you heard that I had to be to work, but this this this is frustrating. This is very frustrating. I don't I don't even do all that them emotional is frustrating as $3,100 plus more that I came out of pocket that I cannot get back and basically y'all telling me that I have to move or I cannot get my money back. Then you're telling me that basically I'm a you're not telling me I'm a fraud. But then again, you you've been nice as to me until I couldn't do that. Then you begin to call me a fraud and have an attitude. My mother just passed. I don't have nobody toing help me and my dad damn he being in the picture when he wants to do. All that [ __ ] can do is spit out [music] money. He does. He's not here for me. So this is greatness >> and for me to come tell black police and for him to basically try to not even try to do anything cuz you were nice as you didn't do anything wrong until I told you I couldn't get those emails and I can get them for you. I just couldn't get them right now. >> Like I said, you you you do what you have to do because that will help me too get my money back. But all of that, oh, she's a fraud. She's a fraud. I don't take that lightly because my daddy will get me a lawyer and I will press I will press charges and I will do what the I need to do. She tell you how she's bone rushing here. If this is my property, she shouldn't be bone rushing the in here. But I didn't make it that making that deep. You're bone rushing in here. Well, who the is in here while my child is in there, but I didn't make it a video because at the end of the day, just like it's unfortunate for me, it's unfortunate for her because she possibly have to come out money that she probably doesn't even have. So, it's a way of both things. But I just don't appreciate how you were so nice and so gentle until I told you I couldn't get that last piece of information, which I can. I just couldn't get it right at the moment. And I have my job calling me because I signed up for overtime that I totally forgot about. And that's why I was so extreme about it because I signed up for overtime at 8:30. It's 8:55. So they were calling me and that's why I kept running in and out the house. Running in out the house so that I could talk to them without being in y'all face having to talk to you other >> But I felt like I shouldn't even have to explain none of that because I just want to apologize for even snapping on you. That's number one. Number two, letting you know that I did I didn't appreciate that because like I said, right, do you feel like your tone changed or not? Your tone changed. Your tone changed and your demeanor chang >> and I didn't I didn't appreciate that at all. But that's what I wanted to let you know. >> Thank you. Good luck to you. Have a good day. >> Ultimately, the property owner documented the damage and the officers prepared a report for prosecution. Janana faced multiple charges including criminal trespassing, criminal mischief for property damage, and unlawful occupancy of a dwelling. The entitlement did not end with that couple. It transferred to this couple who trashed the residence they were illegally occupying. >> But there is someone supposed to be living in there. >> No. >> Okay. No, >> no. And they had to have broke in because the door was locked. >> You guys aren't supposed to be here. >> He just left. We were just left. >> No, he's still here. All right. You both are under arrest for burglary. Burglary. What? Oh, hell no. >> I can't breathe. >> On March the 26th, 2025 in Ohio, police responded to a landlord's report about squatters who were living in his property without paying rent. The responding deputy thought he'd give the trespassers nothing more than a stern warning, but found the situation to be far more precarious than he initially anticipated. >> This is the landlord. This is her. I'm just neighbor saw it. >> Oh, there's actually those people. They're not supposed to get up there. >> No, they >> He was far out of town. >> It was locked. >> It was everything I could do to get up there before I got my knee and my ankle spoken out. >> So, it's upstairs. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I just seen 506. >> Seriously. >> But there is someone supposed to be living in there? >> No. >> Okay. No, >> no. And they they had to have broke in because the door was locked. And uh I went up there and like I said, it was all I could do to get up there. But I got up there and checked it. The door was locked. I said, "There's somebody in here." And uh I didn't have a key with me. Well, I went up there or I came in here and found him. Uh my brother called me and >> he's my landlord. His brother. >> Yeah. Keith Keith here had seen him. >> Did you? >> I don't know. Um that's Lariat brother, but he had seen him. He was here when I was here. And I told her, I said, "You've got to leave." >> I said, "You can't go in on someone's property and just move in. It's called squatting, you know." And she said, "Okay, I'll get out." >> So, I drove back. I live on the other side of London, Derek. And I was almost home. My wife called me and said that uh Shay had called my brother and my brother had called her and said that uh how you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> And said that uh they're still up there and they were cooking something and I thought >> well she's selling something out here cuz she's got people pacing. I took video of that when I seen her looking down the window. >> Robert smell my middle name >> stuff. You know, I don't know what it is. >> All right. But she tried every way. She's good to stay. And I said, "No, you got to go." >> Do you have a key with you or no? >> No, I don't. >> Because she has a door locked. He wants to go in. >> Yes. >> Crazy. I'll get I'll get the guy. >> Yeah. Their health. >> Their health is >> they're not supposed to be here. >> No one's supposed to be here. >> The witness statements were enough to send alarm racing through the deputy's mind. It was now up to the officers to confront these intruders, but that wouldn't be an easy task. Police department. >> I got lethal. You >> told us that you were showing the couch out of >> You guys aren't supposed to be here. >> He just left or just left. >> No, he's still here. >> He's still here. >> No one's supposed to be living here. [clears throat] >> No, he knows. He knows that we're not here. Arguments are coming out willingly. >> I just talked to him. I'm waiting on my uncle to get here to take the couch out. I just brought my stuff out on the porch. >> All right, cool. Go down. >> Excuse me. >> Let me clear the house. Yeah, I'm good. >> Yeah, I was supposed to come downstairs. >> Yeah, I'm good. Thank you. >> Sean, are you SH or SE? >> Sh. >> What's your last name, Sean? >> I asked one. >> What's your step? I just I was just waiting for the couch to get moved out. You told me about everything up here. >> What's up with all that all those foils and stuff up there? >> I don't know stuff. I was here trying to rent a place. I'm here trying to rent a place. >> I can't by myself. >> Yeah, that's what I'm doing. >> You just got here right before >> here to get your info. >> Yeah, literally >> I can't go invite you guys to get your ride. Okay. >> The squatters seemed surprised at the officer's arrival because they had expected to get away with illegally living in somebody else's residence. Regardless, every criminal deserves a chance to explain their side of the story. And that chance is exactly what the deputies gave these two. >> So, what what's your story? >> Uh, I come here talking about wanting to rent a place and there's a guy downstairs and they told me that they bought the place. >> I lied. I lied to him. >> I told him that I found the door open. >> How'd you open it? >> I I was brought here by a friend and the girl that was staying here said that her couple let her stay up there. That wasn't the question. How did you get the door open? >> I'm sorry. >> So, how was it? How did the door get open? >> That was a lie. I didn't find the door. It was a friend that brought us here. >> Yeah, but how did who opened it? >> I have no idea. >> Somebody lived here. >> There was someone living here and they said that we could stay here and all that. That's no lie. >> That really is no lie. But they I'm not sure, man. >> Well, like I said, I went and got that's why I got a check now. I thought they was renting the place out. He told me that if we wanted to stay up there, get the rent money, we can stay up there. I said, "Okay." >> So, you have rent money with you? >> Yeah. >> Is that what that check is? >> Yes, ma'am. >> This doesn't even belong to you. This belongs to this. >> I know that class act school cosmetology. >> That was wrote to me for March's rent. I'm holding on to that. [clears throat] >> That's fine. >> Dude, I told you that I found the door open. >> Yeah. >> And that started staying there cuz I just lost my twins and I was trying to get them back. >> Yeah. >> And then I was helping Larry down here cleaning the outside of his house, which I have and the inside because nobody else around him couldn't help him. >> And I've dealt with this. This is the third time I've had someone try to come in and squat. By the time I got here, they'd broken out every window. The door was torn off the hinges and they went in and they rented all of it, which and in the process of that, they had destroyed the whole building, the whole upper section in the front. Then the same gentleman, Mr. Kenman, came in and went in and kicked out the client that was in the back. >> Yeah, I remember that. >> All right, so let's focus on today. on this. >> All right. So, yeah, let's focus on today. So, you do one for two charges. >> Yes. >> All right. >> The squatters conveniently had a backup story ready to explain their actions as if they had rehearsed their lines for this very moment. However, they were mistaken to think that their entitled behavior would go unchecked. >> All right. You both are under arrest for burglary. >> Burglary? What? Oh, hell no. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> You got to listen to this. >> Put your hands on your back right now. >> Sir, will you come down here? Sir, >> you are making a huge mistake. My god. What the hell? >> What about the guy that let us in there? >> No. So, where's Cyan at? Get over here. >> Don't fight him. Listen, do not fight the police. >> No, I didn't. Don't. I don't deserve. >> I don't neither. I don't know why. >> Don't even move around. That's not >> That's fine. >> I'm stewing. >> Can I say something about the guy that let us in the apartment? >> Yeah. >> Can you guys get him out here? This is >> This is wild right here. >> He doesn't have anything to say. He's >> Yes, ma'am. But this guy let us in there. >> That's not his apartment. >> Go ahead and drop that, buddy. Go ahead and drop your vape. >> Zone, not upstairs. >> Okay. What about the lady that let us in that apartment? Cheyenne that said the place was >> Cheyenne the red hair girl. >> No, Cheyenne. >> All right. >> They said they paid for this. Can I get my stuff? >> Yeah, I'll get it. Yeah, we got to go through it anyway. Is there anything in there? >> Wow. >> So, incident incident to arrest. I got to go through all your bags. >> You got my check, my the rent money I had, everything. >> Yeah. Incident to arrest. I got to go through your bags. Is there anything in there? I'd rather you just tell me now, bro. There's nothing you want though. >> Okay. >> At all. >> Um can I uh I want to speak with um somebody real quick too and give you guys my uh social take my social. >> Yeah. Well, she's got enough to go ahead and arrest you. I can figure out your social. >> But can I say something about me in there? You guys just left and they just took me in there. I don't even know them people. >> You don't even know the girl? >> No. >> Who's the girl? >> I'm trying to rent the place. That's I know the girl. Yeah. But that I'm trying to rent the place. >> Okay. You want to rent up there? I know that I already know that you don't >> I already know that. >> You good? >> Fell down the stairs. >> I've got to have a knee replace ankle replaced. >> Yeah. Right into the car, too. I'm sure uh body sports will get you. >> We didn't break in. We was brought here by somebody. We did not break in. [snorts] >> You guys don't know who that person is. >> Yeah, I do. >> You just told me you didn't know who it was. Oh, I know who it is. >> Well, then who is it? [clears throat] >> Cheyenne. >> That doesn't help me much. >> You know who Cheyenne is. >> I'm not taking I'm not No, I'm not doing this. >> I don't know who >> there's a thousand Cheyens in Chocoli >> with red hair. >> Maybe there's five. I don't know. >> What's your last name? >> Um, Embodian. But Embodium. >> Embodian. [snorts] >> Yeah, that's who I that's that's my boyfriend. He brought me here saying that she was going to let us spend the night. So he knows her. >> Yeah, >> she told him. How'd she tell him? >> Yeah. How did she How did she tell him? She was just here right moments before you guys before he showed up. >> So she told him in person he can go in here. >> Yeah. >> Or she text him or call him or >> I don't know. She might have been having >> That's your man? >> Yeah. I'm actually in the process of leaving him cuz he's a loser. >> This guy is trying to Hey, >> what? >> I think I just went in upstairs, right? >> Yeah. And I got a thing to for rent and everything. He's trying to be charged with burglary. >> 75. >> Will you please be speaking with me, please? >> I got I give him my social and everything. Listen. >> Hey, the female that's arresting you, placing you under arrest as a sergeant. Okay. She's a supervisor, so she's well aware of what she's doing. Okay. So, we're going to move forward here and then we can talk about it in a little bit. All right. >> Hey, let's go over here. Just get out of traffic. >> For now, you need to >> I don't want to I don't want to though. You guys are going against my right. You come on private property. That's private property. Stop. You are under arrest. You are under arrest. We have a call for this. Okay. I know, but you got other than that, we're going to stop our conversation. We can speak to the supervisor in just a minute. Okay. >> Just have a seat for me. Okay. >> Hey, can I ask you a question? >> Hey, please talk to me. >> I'm get I'm going get the supervisor over here in just a minute. Hang on. >> What's your What's your social? >> Placing the blame on an imaginary redhead got the couple nowhere, and it became increasingly apparent that they'd be going down to jail. A reality that the male squatter wasn't too pleased about. Why are they all still out, man? I can't breathe. I can't breathe, man. Like, I don't know what the we do. Like, what did I do? Honestly, I don't understand this stuff. I guarantee there's going to be confetti and dope in here. >> [music] >> I am. >> Yeah. >> Hey, can I um >> How the hell did you get your cuffs in front of you? Did Is that where I put them? >> Yeah. >> No. >> Hey, um can I ask you a question, though? >> Look, bro. I put those behind you for a reason. I have a policy that says there's got to be >> a breathing thing on my with my chest. For real. >> Okay. Well, I have a policy that says I can be fired for you having them in front of you. >> I'm sorry. I didn't know, bro. I apologize. I really didn't know that. >> Okay. Hey, um >> what's in your backpacks? >> There's nothing. >> I got to go through them. I'm going through. Are they really hitting us with burglary? Can we >> You're going to get a criminal trespass. >> Okay. Thank you. All right. >> Well, I'll get out in the morning then, right? >> Well, yeah. There's nothing else in your bags. >> Uh >> I'd rather if you don't tell me the only things in there is um >> I really don't care about a little bit of paraphernalia. >> There's If there's paraphernalia, I don't even think that's in it. >> The couple was arrested and charged with criminal trespassing. The previous squatter was definitely shameless. Similar to this entitled lady who saw no issue with taking a shower in somebody else's home. Yeah, we just walked in, heard the shower going, and the door is closed, so I didn't physically see her, but you can hear there's somebody in there. Sir, >> can we come out here and talk to you, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Stop talking. Put your clothes on. >> Okay. Can you stop? >> I just moved in AS OF AUGUST. YOU GUYS ARE THE ONES THAT HELP ME IN. I'M TRYING TO FIGURE EVERYTHING OUT. YOU GUYS AREN'T AT THE OFFICE AND YOU GUYS ARE COMING through my door. On September the 9th, 2024, deputies were called to a neighborhood after a resident reported the presence of a stranger inside their household. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Once another officer gets here, we're going to go in there. We'll get her out. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. We just walked in, heard the shower going, and the door is closed, so I didn't physically see her, >> but you can hear there's somebody in there. >> The door is open still. >> Yeah, I left it unlocked. >> Okay. You give us permission to go inside. You want her charged and everything like that? Fantastic. >> You guys just want to hang out here? I'm sure we're going to talk to you after this. Okay. So, front door is open. They walked in. They heard the shower going and the doors closed. >> She has no She said going in. >> She's trespassing. Yeah, she said we could go in. >> Hello. The responding officer was taken aback by the news, surprised that somebody could have the audacity to trespass into another's residence like that. However, he didn't realize the extent of this entitlement until he approached the squatter herself. Hello Quick, >> Monster Police Department. >> How can I help you? >> You come on out. We need to talk to you. >> How can I help you, sir? >> Can come out here. I need you to talk to Right. >> Yes, sir. I just got in and I just left for station. You guys came in my house a couple of nights ago and I had to go through. >> Put your clothes on. Put your clothes in my house. >> Put your clothes on. Put your clothes on. >> Put your clothes on. >> Okay. So, >> put your clothes on. Stop talking. Put your clothes on. >> Okay. Can you stop? Put your clothes. Put your clothes on right there. Put your clothes cuz I know she has a sign. So, I'm make sure it's not. >> Just get your clothes on and step out. >> Put your clothes on. >> You guys walk into my car. >> Put your clothes on. Step out. >> I definitely will. >> You're right. It is. >> Huh? >> You're right. It is. It is. [music] It really is. And this is my house. I shouldn't keep having to prove that. You guys are just like everybody else. I just went station just now. And I HAVE BEEN HERE I HAVE BEEN HERE since the month of August. How does How does she keep getting back in? >> No, the police. >> Get out. >> Did Did she get abducted or >> She's never lived here. >> Never. The lady had a whole lot of nerve to continue yapping away, uncaring of the officer who had offered her some decency to present herself. And when the lady finally stepped out, she didn't show even a flicker of embarrassment over the situation that she'd put herself in. >> YES, I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING ILLEGAL. I JUST LEFT. I HEAR YOU TURN AROUND, SIR. I JUST LEFT THE DEPARTMENT TO PICK UP MY KIDS. I JUST CAME FROM THERE. I JUST MOVED IN AS OF AUGUST. YOU GUYS ARE THE ONES THAT HELP ME IN. I'M TRYING TO FIGURE EVERYTHING OUT. YOU GUYS AREN'T AT THE OFFICE AND YOU GUYS ARE COMING THROUGH MY DOOR. I'M NOT ILLEGAL. YOU CAN RUN ME AND you can look it up. I GAVE YOU ALL OF THE INFORMATION AND I HAVE TO GO BACK TO GET MY PROPERTY. THAT'S IT. YOU GUYS ARE WALKING INTO MY You guys are walking into my residence LIKE I DON'T LIVE HERE. I'm not >> I'm right here. >> I'M WELL, I'M JUST SAYING I'M JUST NOW COMING HOME. YOU GUYS JUST DID THIS AND YOU GUYS ARE THE ONES. THE VILLAGE IS THE ONES THAT HELPED ME TO GET IN HERE. SO, YOU KNOW I'M NOT ILLEGAL. >> YEAH. This is an application FOR EMPLOYMENT. >> WELL, THIS I I JUST LEFT YOUR VILLAGE IS WHAT I'M TRYING TO TELL YOU. I HAVE MY INFORMATION AND YOU GUYS GOT SOME AS WELL. AND IT SHOULD BE IN YOUR COMPUTER SYSTEM. SO THIS IS NOT ILLEGAL. Only thing is I HAVE TO GET TO THE I'm going to the B&B in the morning. I'm sorry. I'M GOING IN THE MORNING BECAUSE YOU GUYS HAVE SOMETHING, YOU KNOW, A GLITCH IN THE SYSTEM SOMEWHERE. I'm getting up B&B EARLY IN THE morning so I can get ALL THE DOCUMENTS SO I CAN GET EVERYTHING TRANSFERRED OVER UNTIL THEY I CAN'T DO ANYTHING UNTIL YOU GUYS ARE OPEN. YOU GUYS ARE CLOSED AND YOU GUYS ARE KICKING IN THE DOOR. >> We didn't KICK NOTHING. >> WELL, I MEAN, YOU'RE STANDING IN THE DOOR. DO >> YOU HAVE A HOUSE KEY OR SOMETHING? >> YEAH. AND YES, AND IT'S YOUR PROPERTY. CAN YOU TAKE ME? I CAN DEFINITELY GIVE IT TO YOU AND I WILL OPEN MY DOOR. YOU HAVE YOU HAVE Snapchat right there. >> I understand. Officer, >> room is that? >> Yes. I have keys to the front door. I have keys to my back. I have keys to the entire place. >> Do you have a a copy of the lease agreement or >> Well, this is I I purchased this home. I purchased this home from somebody a couple of years ago and I just moved in in August. So, she doesn't >> she's from the Sabbee's uh realy. She doesn't even live in Illinois. I don't even know where she is. She just called me with congratulations. I got my key. I got in and I'm been here. But if you want to, you can take me to the station through my property. I promise you I will come back. I WILL OPEN MY YES, SIR. I WILL OPEN MY FRONT DOOR, MY BACK DOOR, everything for you with the key. >> You purchased this? >> Yes, I did, sir. >> In the end, the lady was arrested and charged with trespassing. Speaking of picking the wrong house, Maris thought he'd get away with breaking into and inhabiting a mansion. >> How did I even get in here? >> Huh? >> How did you even get in there? >> Oh, the fence. >> This is not your house. >> It is. I have paperwork for this house. >> It's not. >> Did you cut the locks and change them again? >> No, I did not. >> Cuz that's what you did last time. This looks legit. >> That is legit. It got >> stamped. This three by three. On July the 3rd, 2024, officers responded to a mansion after a man broke into the property and refused to leave. But the moment they stepped onto the scene, they realized the intruder wasn't a stranger at all. He was someone they already knew far too well. >> Hey, how are you? >> I'm good. Good. How you >> good? Homedale police. >> How you doing, sir? >> Good. Did you buy this? >> We had it uh as an abandoned property, so I just saw the car. I just wanted to check on everything. >> Yeah, everything is fine. How did you even get in here? >> Huh? >> How did you even get in here? >> Oh, the fence. >> Okay. >> I'm Chris. >> How you doing? >> Hey, >> Messiah. >> Messiah. Pleasure. >> All right. >> Uh, when did you guys buy the property? >> I have the paperwork and everything, but how did you even get on my property? >> I'm trying to figure that out. >> Y'all jump the fence. >> What? No, right over there. We have we have the combinations to all the to all the lock ships. >> Yes, I have all my paperwork. So, >> I would like appreciate if y'all just get off the yard. >> That's not going to happen until you until you prove that this is your place cuz we've been dealing with this and you keep coming back here. So, you already know what's going to happen. >> Yo, you guys are really crazy. >> Why? >> Like, what are you doing here? >> Huh? >> What are you doing? >> I just told you. Like I said, >> how did you even get here? >> We have We have Can you >> turn your body camera on, please? No, absolutely not. So, it's going to stay on. >> You said no. >> Yeah. >> All right. Give me a second just to protect >> Oh, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Oh. Oh, yeah. No, no, it's It is on. I thought you meant turn it off. >> Oh, no. I said turn it on. >> Oh, no. It's definitely on. >> Okay. Here you go. >> The officers refused to leave Mark, the suspect, alone for even a minute. Mostly because they already knew what he was up to based on his previous record. But then he made a move none of them saw coming. Stay right there. >> No. No. Hold on. Hold on. No. No. No. Hey. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> All right. Hold on. Open the door. >> Just lock yourself. >> Listen. We're either going to have a conversation or you're going to jail. >> Open the door. >> I'm trying to speak to you. Right. I don't want you in my house. Cut this. >> Period. I don't want you in my house. >> This is not your house. >> It is. I had a paperwork for this house. >> It's not. >> And this is >> Sir. We've been through this before. >> Did you cut the locks and change them again? >> No, I did not. >> Cuz that's what you did last time. >> I did not. >> Okay. >> I have keys, sir. >> Keys to this house, sir. >> What's your first name? Is it Mark? >> Messiah, sir. >> All right. Not I want I want your government name. >> Messiah, sir. Messiah. Messiah. And please stop asking me stupid questions, sir. >> I'm not asking you stupid questions. And if you close the door on me one more time, I'm coming in and you're going on the ground. >> Door closed, sir. By yourself. >> What is your real name? >> You want that? >> No, that's not that's a madeup name. >> Do you want that? >> I want your ID. How about that? >> Here you go, sir. >> No, I want your driver's license. >> This is my ID. >> I want your driver's license. >> And if you know anything about trust, I'm fed that I'm really protected under trust. We're going to play these games, but you already know what the end result's going to be. You already got kicked out of here once. You already got arrested once and you keep coming back. >> I already got arrested. Sorry. >> Okay. >> This is my property. >> Yeah. Okay. What'd you pay? $3 for it. >> The same thing your parents paid. >> Yeah. Okay. >> You see juice in here? You see a blow? >> But that doesn't mean everything. >> That means that means that you think you live here. >> I live here. >> Cuz you got apple juice on the counter. >> I live here. Okay. >> I live here. >> All right. You're a liar. Cuz I check on this house all the time. >> No, you don't. >> Yeah, I do. >> And I have a UC17. >> You will be served. >> Listen. >> For playing color of code. >> I don't even know what that means. >> Okay. Just know what that is. Just know what that is. >> That doesn't mean anything to me. >> Just know what that is. >> It means nothing to me. >> I'm federally protected. Trust. >> Okay. >> If you take >> Prove to me that you own this house. >> Prove to me you own this house. >> Take me to court. If you take that on, that's what you're going to do. >> No. I'm going to take you to jail. >> There you go, sir. There you go. >> What is this? Notice of claims of adverse interest. >> Thank you, sir. >> This looks legit. >> That is legit. It got stamped. >> This this three by three little thing of of light of writing. Looks >> Brother, that that's down there. It was recorded. It's recorded, sir. Down here. So, if anybody >> I still haven't seen a deed. >> Where's the deed? Where's the deed to the house? >> The deed is coming in the mail. >> That's what you said the last time, >> sir. >> That's what you said the last time. That looks like a prescription. >> If you think you're going to charge an estate, that's who's suing you, buddy. >> You see that name? >> Yeah. >> I'm your messiah. And and believe that. >> I will sue the [ __ ] out of you. >> That's fine. You >> get off of my property. Please. >> No. >> Please. >> I showed you the paper. >> Nope. >> This This is all I have right now. >> That's That is all I have right now, sir. That's all I have. If anything, you got to we got to go to court. This is a civil matter. >> It's not. >> It's a civil matter. And I told you what it is. >> This is you trespassing. >> It's a civil matter. And I don't trespass, sir. >> I don't trust I live on the land. I am heir. I am God. I'm I'm a sovereign being. >> I know. I know. That's why. >> That's why you're going to learn that that's not how the world works. >> Well, we're going to see. >> Okay. >> The state doesn't own this property. >> No, a bank owns this property. >> No, it doesn't. >> Okay. A bank don't own [ __ ] A bank don't even own money. That's why >> a bank don't even own money. You fool. >> A bank doesn't even own money. >> All right. So, he can't prove. >> It quickly became obvious that Maris had no solid proof of ownership. Not of the mansion, not of anything. The officers had heard enough and were prepared to take him into custody. But this squatter had no intention of going down without a show. >> Anything. >> I did prove it. I did prove it. And I'm not coming out. >> You're under You're under arrest. This is This is >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Take the knife. >> Sir, can you please give me my face? Let me help you, please. >> Stop moving. Stop. >> Stop moving around. >> What are you grabbing for? Listen. Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> For what? >> For what? >> Can you please just get my stuff, my keys and things? Relax, bro. >> Daryl, >> you know, so relax. >> Relax. Relax. >> I'm not doing nothing, bro. Can you get my phone? Can you get my phone right there? Your phone right there. >> No, that's not it. My phone right there, bro. Can you get my phone? >> Relax. >> You ain't got to You ain't got to do none of that. Can you get my phone for me, baby? All right, we'll grab it. We'll grab it. Let's go. >> Yeah. >> What is this? Why do y'all got y'all y'all cut the lock? >> Yeah. What do you think? >> Maris, just walk. >> How you think we're going to get in? >> Bro, y'all are trespassing. >> My name is not Martis. And please don't ever call me that. >> What's your name? >> My name is Messiah. >> It's the Messiah. Daryl, you didn't know that? He's King Dingling around here. >> You guys are crazy. >> He's the sovereign Messiah. This is This is Maris. You know, I'm not Don't tell. >> Yeah, he's got a bunch of warrants. for my keys. >> Listen, I don't care what you say. >> We got a car. Uh, where we put him at? Sorry. >> We're going to He's bringing his car around. >> I have to get my stuff out of this house. So, >> make sure my So, so wait, explain. Why you make I live here? >> You live here? You own this house? >> Yes. >> He's bringing this car around. I have paperwork and everything I just showed you. >> From where? >> From this clerk, the county clerk's office. >> The county clerk's office. >> You You purchased this house. You have the deed for it. >> It's an adverse possession. And I told them that adverse possession. >> It doesn't exist, >> bro. doesn't exist. >> Yes, it is. Squatter's wipes. All of that exists. >> We have one. You can't You can't just take over a house. That doesn't work. Squatter. >> I have I have stuff in there. I have things in there. >> I have things in there. I live there. I have a room set up. This is abandoned property. >> I've been lived here. I've been living here for 3 months. >> Yes. Messiah LB has been living here for 3 months. This is this side. >> What side is this go for y'all? Man, y'all look finished. Search. >> Yes. Y finished. >> Yep. >> For a moment, it seemed like the chaos was finally under control. But as the officer began to search him, Mary's unleashed a bizarre tantrum. Can you do me a favor? >> Just face the car. Spread your legs. >> Bro, what are you? Get your hand out your hand, bro. Out of your pocket. All I All right. Unquench your hand. Listen. Unquench. I am I You uncquench me. Let me go. This is my stuff. >> Bro, if you don't let me go, bro. >> If I uh relax, >> get off. >> He's got He's got a I don't know. I don't know, weirdo. >> Relax. >> What do you need? >> I'm going just roll him over. >> Yep. What's in his hand? This hand right here, bro. Sexual assault. Sexual assault. Sexual assault. Sexual assault. >> I got that. I got his legs. Sexual assault. Sexual assault. >> I got it. >> All right. I need medical treatment. I need medical treatment. Can you please get off of me? This is unnecessary. I'm already handcuffed. Can you please get off of me? Oh, you kept listening to me. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Okay. >> I can't breathe. >> Oh my god, >> dude. Stop fighting. >> I ain't doing nothing, bro. That's >> all right. I got him clenched on this side. So, >> you play football this way. >> You play football. You come out from under. >> Oh my god. >> Yo, this is crazy. >> Hell no. All you had to do was listen, man. I'm telling you y'all up >> here injuries >> trying to charge >> is needed for a prisoner who's complaining of difficulty breathing. Subject was combative. >> I did not say that. I did not say that. >> And then Maris pushed it further, turning the situation volatile as he started threatening the officers. >> No, no, no. Don't don't worry about it. It's all body camera. >> Don't worry about it. I'm It's not cuz your camera is not on. >> 100%. It's on the whole 100% it's not on >> and I know it's not. >> You're done. You're done. And I asked, "You didn't read no Miranda rights. Am I under arrest?" >> We didn't question. >> You did. You said I was under arrest. Why didn't you read my Miranda rights? >> Because we're not Is your cameras on? >> We're not questioning you. >> You're not questioning me. You did question me already. >> Okay. >> How didn't you? >> Then I guess you're going to beat the case. >> So you got nothing to worry about, >> bro. How didn't you read me my Miranda rightites? >> Because we're not questioning. >> Is your Is your camera on? >> It's been on. >> Show me. >> Show me. >> It's on. I don't lie. We can't lie about that. >> You are. You literally are lying. And you're going to pay big time. >> I promise you guys that y'all devils is going to pay. You want to >> hop in the car now? >> Y'all devil's going to pay. Let's go. All right, let's go cuz y'all going to pay. >> I promise you. All that color code. Y, come here. Thank you. Y'all are done, Daryl. I promise you, bro. You're trying to charge my sister K trust. >> Say what? >> You're trying to charge my sister K trust. >> Your sister K trust? >> Yes. >> What is that? >> Ses K trust. >> Do you know the other side of life? >> I don't know. >> Freedom. Do you know what freedom is? >> Do you know what freedom is? Can you get my phone off that counter, please? >> Can you get my phone off that counter, bro? I'll see what I can do. Yeah. Can you I know. I know everybody. How many phones you got? >> I got two phones. >> Okay. >> Can you make sure that that phone is uh Okay. And then I'm going to release it to my brother. >> Anybody else in the house? >> No. I'm going to release it to my brother Javon. >> Where's Javon at? >> He's about to come get his property. >> Say again. >> He's about to come get his stuff. >> Put your name. >> Can you Can you uh show me the phone? >> Put your Put your name. >> Once Mary's was finally secured in the patrol car. Officers moved inside the mansion to check the property. What the deputies discovered inside was so absurd that even they couldn't hold back their laughter. >> There's dog [ __ ] everywhere. I know that cuz I could smell it. All right, you guys go up. >> All right, >> we're going to stay here on this first floor. All right. >> Yeah. He's got a Oh my god, he's a joke. This guy. He's got a mattress up here. Look, you got dog piss everywhere. Oh, it stinks down here. Home police. >> Good. I'm going to go over here. >> This guy really thinks he owns this house. >> How do you open the elevator? from East. >> Hi guys. >> Yeah. Come by. Come by. >> Hi. There's another one in the basement. Hey, stop. Would you leave him alone? Stop. >> Stop bullying him. >> You got to process this entire house. So, good luck. >> You got to take DNA samples of all the poop. Make sure which one's human, which one's dog. Yep. >> There's plenty of poop in all the toilets cuz they can't flush them. >> I heard you. >> Is there? I didn't even look. >> The suspect was transported to the hospital for evaluation. But as expected from a shameless, entitled squatter, he made sure to cause a spectacle there, too. >> Literally. >> So, I' I've like I went to high school with this guy. >> Really? Okay. >> Um, small world, right? >> Yeah. Was he normal in high school? >> He was normal in high school, but I don't know what this this is like. He believes in something [music] approval. >> How long has he been like on the streets? >> Crazy. Is this new? >> He's not on the streets. Like >> he's squatting, but he has places to go. >> Trust me, he's not like homeless or anything like that. >> Right. So, he's a sovereign citizen. >> No, not a citizen. Don't ever call me no sovereign citizen. I'm a sovereign. A citizen. Wayo. Don't ever call me. >> Do these people count? I'm going to talk to >> Please don't ever call me a sovereign citizen, sir. Have you ever been admitted psychiatric? Don't ever call me a slave. Do are you trying to call me a king slave? That is very racist. Are you calling me a king slave? That is racist. You are racist. >> Can you please get me somebody? He called me a king slave. He called me the king of the slaves. He called me a king slave just now. Can you please get this racist man away from me? Don't ever call me a sovereign citizen in your life. You little hat. You little hat. >> Yo, shut be quiet, bro. Shut up. Shut up. I've had your I had enough of your [ __ ] Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. I've had it. Be quiet. Nobody wants to hear your messiah. Be quiet. Nobody's listening or entertaining anything you're saying. I don't care. I don't care. You don't have the ability to yell in a ER. Relax. I'm going to go home and condition my mustache. >> Meanwhile, back at the residence, other officers were waiting for instructions when an unexpected visitor arrived. Markey's brother, who instantly acted like he knew the law better than anyone in uniform. >> So, was that your brother that was here? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, he was arrested. >> Burglary. He's got a warrant. Whole bunch of stuff. >> It's not burglary. How's a burglary if he got paperwork thrown in there? He's still >> Okay. Well, he's still he's still got a warrant. He's wanted out of Neptune for domestic violence. So, >> so he'll be going to the county tonight. So, uh >> All right. >> We can look into that tomorrow. >> Um what's he following over here? Why y'all taking such an interest in this house? That's really none of your business, sir. >> Huh? >> That's none of your business. >> It got to be my business if y'all keep coming over here and harassing him if he's doing something. It's a >> It's a It's a civil matter, not a police matter. >> So, I'm just trying to figure out why y'all keep coming here. >> It is a police matter here. >> We come here on our own. >> Y'all just come here and come pull up and just harass people. >> That's it. >> So, is this his car, do you know, or is that your car? That's >> my car. Come get my car. That's >> your car. You have the keys for it? >> You have the keys on you? Yeah. >> Okay. Can I see your license? Make sure you have a valid driver's license. Cuz you're going to drive the car, right? >> No, he's driving the car. >> Okay. So, if it's your car, it's in your name. >> Okay. That's commercial money. Okay. So, I'll need your ID. And if you're going to drive the car, I'll need your ID as well, sir. >> No, you don't. >> Yeah, we do. >> No, you don't. >> Okay. You're not getting You're not getting the car. >> I'll get my car. Property, sir. This isn't your property. >> This is my car. >> Okay. >> This is my car. >> So, let me see your ID to prove that it's your car. >> You see that name on here? You see the name on the front of everything? >> There's no name on my car. Your name's on the car. >> Go look at that name. >> Your name? Your name? Zippy. >> Who owns Zippies? >> I don't know. >> Yeah, look it up. It'll tell you. Just show me your license. >> You want You want to know? You want to know what's going on? What's your name? We'll >> get you out of here. >> Very simple. >> Just give us your license and we'll get you out of here. >> You don't need to run my license. >> No, you don't. You need to run my license. You need to see that I got a valid license. That's it. >> You need to see I got a valid license. That's all you need to see. What's your name, sir? >> See that? That's all you need to see if I got a valid. >> No. No. How are we supposed to tell it's a valid license? Sir, if you don't >> How are we supposed to tell it's a valid license? They got they got a date right there. You see the date? The date shows exactly what it is. You know exactly what it is. >> No, we don't. >> The date shows exactly what it is. >> I don't mean to be a valid license if my date is when you're trying to get and you want to lock me up because you want to see if I got a warrant. Here you go, sir. I go around my name and then give me my car cuz I don't have a warrant. Go get my Okay. On my face. >> Why Why do you need people harassing? >> Cuz I hate cops. Cuz y'all [ __ ] just harass people. I just hate y'all. I hate your brother. that y'all harass people. >> You don't put in a house that doesn't belong to him. >> It don't belong to you neither. Is your name on his paper? No. It's a civil matter. It ain't your matter. It's between him and the person who own that house. It ain't you? >> Yeah. It's the bank. >> It's the bank though. >> Is it the bank or we have the we have the >> It ain't the bank. It's the people who name is on that trust and then they to the bank is trying to take it from them and my brother's trying to take it from the bank. So, they're all on a whole civil matter that have nothing to do with it. >> Keep the the property secure until it's rectified. civil matter that they have going on that y'all have nothing to do with. >> I I you're unfortunately that's not right. That's not correct. All right. Your brother's in a house that does not belong in no legal right to be in nobody. See what it look like. >> Nobody live here. Nobody. >> Well, your brother was in it today. >> Because he got paper shows that he could be in >> just from the from the government. The people that gave him the paper that he paid for when he went down there and gave it to them and said, "Here, here go my money." And they say, "Here, here goes your paper." Right. That's what they Yeah, that's that's not a legal document. >> That's what they paid him for. >> After giving the brother a much needed reality check, the officers turned their attention back to Maris at the hospital where he still refused to cooperate. Only this time, the officers had fully ran out of energy to deal with his entitlement. >> I did not see no white boys kneing your neck. >> Oh my god. You lying. >> I was too busy rolling around with you. >> Oh my god. >> How are you? >> Good. Good. >> What do you mean? one to come, bro. He was the very >> I was already on the ground laying down. He just came out of nowhere and put his O on my face and I said, I can't breathe. >> That's when I started screaming, "I can't breathe." Dude, you not remember, dude? >> I don't remember. >> If it's your property, if it's your property, why do you let your dogs piss and crash all over the place in my name? Who lives like that? >> You know that I have a bill in my name at that house. >> That's okay. >> I have a cable bill in my name at that house. >> You ain't got no cable in that house, but you ain't got no water in there, right? >> Yes, it is. I have everything. There's [ __ ] all over the place. >> You can't even flush the toilets in there. >> He's trying to run a hose from outside. >> Why you worried about my >> Don't you have your own worried about >> We let y'all come over here. Europeans blacks was whatever you want to call them. >> They were already here on the land. This is our land. You crooks and then you lock me up for a civil matter. Are you stupid? Or just you people are crazy. And you will burn. Your ancestors will I I could I could even like I don't even know. Y'all are going to be extinct very soon. Maris was charged with felony counts of armed burglary, theft, trespassing, criminal mischief, making threats toward law enforcement, and tampering with official records. He also faced misdemeanor counts of obstruction, and disorderly conduct. Marky's made a series of dumb choices, just like this woman who barricaded herself in somebody else's house. >> Are you going to come out here? >> No. No way. This is my house. I paid rent here. >> And who are you paying rent, ma'am? Where you at? Oh, this is so silly, man. This is going to be a silly thing to go to jail over. >> What you mean to go to jail? This is my house. >> You're going to have to leave my house. >> We're asking you to leave. >> My house. Okay. Blah blah. >> On March the 5th, 2025 in Ohio, police responded to a neighborhood after a real estate company reported that someone had quietly moved into one of their vacant properties. But the moment officers arrived, they realized trespassing the squatter wouldn't be as simple as they expected. So, supposed to be working on this house here. And um I approached there's some lady walking around with a shopping cart full of stuff in the driveway asking me what I'm doing here. And I poke my head in the back door where the lock box is supposed to be and the windows broken out and fresh food on the counter. And um did you actually see someone in the house? >> Yeah. The lady comes up to me and says, "What are you doing?" Like uh supposed to be working here. Like 791, right? She like, "No, but clearly it is." And all my pictures point to this place. [laughter] So, >> the lady was holding something in her hand. I didn't want to >> Yeah. >> really pressure it too much. I don't know if it was mace or something. Something black and about the size of one of those cans. >> Okay. >> Yeah. This was the window. Climbing in. I don't know about me, but [laughter] yeah, they did bust that out. Hack the police. Yeah. Hacker police. >> Why are you here? >> Why are you here? >> I don't know about that. >> Go away. >> What did I say? >> She said, "Go away." [laughter] >> You're not going to make us come in and arrest you, are you? >> She's got you there. >> Well, we're not going away. My best guess is probably >> So this is kind of all mental ill people that live right here across the street. >> So I'm guessing >> who owns it? >> Who Lewis owns this managed by Remax which is why Oscars. This was the woman that was here prior. I don't know if you guys recognize her. She was very curious on what I was doing here. >> So she had friends here or something like >> Do you work for Remax? >> Yeah. >> Do you guys have a key or >> There's supposed to be a lock box on the door but >> or tools to get this board off? >> I mean us going in the small window isn't going to work then. >> Do you want me to go in and open the front door? >> Yeah. >> You want it? Yeah. If you want to open the front door for us that'd be fine. >> Oh boy. >> I mean just unlock it. That's all. I mean, whatever we got, you know. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> Well, I mean, we weren't going to have you go through that way. I I thought you >> There's There should be a lock box on >> the front door. >> I don't know why this is here, but I'd have to go in to open that front door for you guys to get in. This my only way in. >> The officer tried to wrap things up as quickly as possible, not interested in [music] dragging things out with a shameless individual who couldn't follow the law. But the woman wasn't ready to back down just yet. Are you going to come out here? >> No way. This is my house. I paid rent here. >> And who are you paying rent to? >> Well, that's not who owns the house. Well, you just got to leave the house, >> ma'am. If I go in this window, you're going to go to jail. >> Well, you're about to go back unless you leave this house. >> This is my house. >> No, it's not. >> Oh, so it's not this guy anymore. Rick Patrick, >> he used to own it. Yeah, he was soldier. I don't know. I'm trying to remember when I uh that was probably earlier. It was >> Thank you. >> He owned it. I know he was trying to sell it >> and that was probably in the fall sometime. >> Are you wanting to sign trespass charges? Like you'll go down and do that. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Shouldn't be here. I'm assuming the minute that either you guys leave or I leave, it's going to be the same thing again. >> Last chance, ma'am. >> Yeah, this one's sold. >> There's no lock box. There's no way for you to get in. You can't take this off. >> I don't have any way to do that. This sold in November of last year. So, and you are the manager currently. >> Yeah. Well, the company work for you. >> I just called to double check and verify this is the correct address and they sent me a >> lock for the whole file. >> I just want to call for a dog. >> No, we're good. I'll get in. I just don't feel like it. >> Yeah. The officers finally decided to climb through the window to unlock the front door, only to step straight into another strange problem waiting inside. >> You're skinnier than I am. >> Sorry. >> I'll let you around forever. >> Ma'am, where you at? >> Oh, this is so silly, ma'am. >> Go away. Oh, this thing's freaking >> Yeah, you I don't >> screws in this thing. >> What's that? Yeah, there are >> I don't know how we're going to get her out. You got any tools? >> I don't. >> Unlock that. It's locked right now. >> I was in my phone. What do you want? >> What's your name, ma'am? Say Hannah, >> why why are you in here when you shouldn't be in here? >> This is my house. >> It's not your house, ma'am. >> It is my house. >> I pay [music] rent here. >> What would you want? >> How much rent do you pay? >> 250. >> Ma'am, this is going to be a silly thing to go to jail over. >> What you mean to go to jail? I >> The owner The owner of this house is here and they're going to sign trespass charges on you. We've given you what a house that you don't belong in. >> This is my house. That thing's in there tight. >> Yeah. I don't like >> Yeah, but they're not hooked into anything down here. >> Well, it looks like they're kind going in at an angle into that frame. >> Yeah, that must be it. I don't know what See what he wants us to do because we can't get her out of here. Like you can go in that window too, but then what are we going to do? >> Yeah, we still have a problem getting her out. >> I'm sorry. Yeah, that the pictures they sent me was didn't need any tools, so I just had quit myself to bring that little there. [laughter] >> Unless you could sweet talker to get out on her own. >> I think they're going to need to come remove that board. >> What's that? >> They're going to have to unboard it up. >> Yeah. 2030 the 12. >> I mean any amount of this we we we can't throw her out of this window to arrest her. I wouldn't think. He's out of here. I mean, I don't know what what you want us to exactly do. I mean, do you want to force this issue or man? Is that what you want? >> Yeah. >> I mean, you guys, like I said, you guys need to get tools to either unricade this door or unbaricate that one. We cannot arrest her and toss her out this window, >> you know? I mean, if you guys can do that now, then that's not a problem. But we have no problem arresting her. But yeah, that's not going to look good if we're throwing her out this freaking window. It >> didn't take long for officers to realize that they were running out of options. The only remaining plan was to get the squatter to walk out on her own, but instead they discovered she would rather be taken to jail than simply leave. >> Ma'am, is this really worth going to jail for? >> You're going to go to jail. >> I pay rent. >> You don't You don't live here. You broke in. You're going to get charged with criminal trespass and go to jail. >> If you leave now, you still won't go to jail. >> Break in. I just told you. I'm telling I'm telling you what's going to happen. >> I told you to troll. >> I don't believe you. I'm telling you what's going to happen. >> I told you to troll. >> I heard you. >> I told you to troll. >> So, I'm thinking if I can get this whole thing out, maybe we can get it through here. Still going to have to toss her. >> Yeah. I mean, at least it's not trying to go through that little window. >> Yeah. >> Blah blah. Can you please tell them to get out of our house, please? >> I think it's just her. It's just one >> cuz everybody went to work. >> She's been in here a while. >> No, I have not. I just came back from school. >> How'd you get in? >> She set up the front door. I got a key. >> The door doesn't open. >> She's pretty much set up >> cuz I locked it. Duh. >> Get out. >> I'm waiting till my mom and my dad come back. >> He's upstairs right now sleeping on this bed. Somebody's upstairs. >> Yes. >> Can you please get out? Please. I'll ask you. >> I'm I'm not leaving. >> Why? >> You're going to leave. I'm I'm going to leave with you. >> I'm not going to leave cuz I'm waiting for my mom and my dad to come back from work. >> James was upstairs asleep. >> All right. Come on, ma'am. >> No. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm not leaving out my house. >> I'm not leaving out my house. >> You are? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. >> Go away. Do not touch me. Ma'am, don't touch me. Do not leave. Do not >> do not touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. >> Listen, we don't want to fight with you. We don't want >> This is my house. >> You're going to have to leave. We're asking you to leave. >> My house, okay? Blah blah. Right now, me on. And right now, he told me to stay in here and wait until you come back. So, leave me alone. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. The more the woman argued with the officers, the thinner their patience got until it finally snapped. Quite at the same time, the squatter launched into a one-of-a-kind dramatic performance. [music] >> I'll wait for blah blah to come back. >> Okay. >> MO, get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. >> [screaming] >> Y >> please watch Any luck? >> No way. No way. I didn't do nothing wrong. Go away. >> You ready to stand up? One, two, three. Come on. We're going to walk towards this window here. Okay. Put your foot up, please. Help. >> You want need assistance? Are you good? [laughter] >> Just watch me flop out of here, that's all. Oh god. >> He's way more cooperative about that than I expected. Yeah. Hold my hand. There we go. >> Yeah. >> Way to get these boards on. >> You all right? >> Yep. >> Going over here. >> Don't worry about it. >> Walking. >> I just wanted to see cuz um >> she's good. >> All right. She's all right. >> I don't even ask because I be at this house sometimes cuz I have nowhere to stay. Oh, don't go in there anymore, man. >> Don't go in there cuz you'll get arrested. >> And let me tell let me tell you that that's fine, too. But the people at CSS is not done right by my money. One of the officers did give me $40 today. >> Oh, yeah. >> I I shouldn't have nowhere to stay. I should not have nowhere to say, have no money to have nothing. >> Okay. >> You know, and then all them up there acting like the people both sides CS acting like they by my money. >> Okay. >> So, I'm just I came to see what it was so I can be safe and all social. can tell y'all about the about >> why I'm in abandoned house anyway. >> Why you're what? >> Why I was in abandoned house in the first place anyway when I shouldn't be. >> Okay. >> You know what I'm saying? Like they they steal my money from CSS. >> Okay. >> Have you talked to your case worker? >> So you have a good day. I just want to check in with you. Okay. >> Okay. I got you. Have a good day. >> You're willing to go down and sign charges at the station here in a minute? behind you. >> I'm thinking it's just I'm sure everybody's been breaking into cuz literally that guy that just walked by, he goes, "Oh, I've been staying there every once in a while, too." And like just thinks it's okay. Well, don't do it again, man. >> I mean, nothing. She wasn't stealing, per se. >> She was just sitting there on the floor. >> So, I don't think we're going to There's a There was some truck parked out front here and they disappeared when you guys got here. >> Yeah. No, I think this is like This is like the homeless shelter right now. That's Yeah. Upstairs. There's a air mattress. There's male shoes, female shoes. >> I guess I got to make sure they'll even take her for trespass. I mean, yeah, cuz I'm with you. She needs >> If anything, I I I mean, if they don't take her for that, I mean, pink slipper or something like that, too. I don't know. And I know I'm assuming they're probably not in her right mind considering >> No, she's definitely not. >> There's drawers full of rocks and >> Yeah. All right, let me let me look at her info. You're good if you want to head on out. >> In the end, the woman was arrested and charged with criminal trespassing. The illegal activities only get worse from there as Virgil repeatedly [music] attempted to inhabit a residence he had already been kicked out of. >> Virgil, what you have to do right now is get your stuff and get off this property. >> Okay. >> And if you come back, you're subject to being charged with trespassing. >> You're breaking the law. >> No, the bar. You're breaking the law. >> There you go. >> I know how we put some clothes on. >> I called the police. The police escorted me over here to open my door, sir. >> I said quit running around. Oh, he's trying to hurt me, man. It's cuz I'm black. >> Stop it. >> On the 7th of December, 2022, officers were dispatched to a residence where a man was threatening construction workers with shears. The police arrived on scene where the man allegedly had paperwork to prove that he owned the property. What happened next was shocking. >> These are official court documents. These people are trespassing on my house. >> Do you own the house? >> No, I'm a tenant. >> Okay, then calm down and stop yelling. >> Okay, I'm a tenant. I'm a tenant. >> Yeah, I know that. >> Okay. They tried to evict the other three tenants. As you can see, it was dis it was dismissed. Notice of dismissal. >> Okay. >> He never went through. >> She moved to another apartment because the the landlord keep harassing. So, we they can move in another apartment on lane. So, all my stuff is in there. They took my $4,000 bike, put in the back door, and tried to tear the locks off of it yesterday. I said, "Hey, y'all not allowed to touch tenants property. If you know the law, you have to have a court to have a sheriff escort stuff out. You cannot touch my house. >> No, but if a house is condemned, it's a little bit different. >> No. Upstairs. Well, the bottom is not condemned. Bottom. >> Oh, the electric bill, the water bill, the gas bill, everything works. It's in my name. You know what I'm saying? Everything's I got current bills. I just showed the police that just left. Three police officers just left. >> Bill. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's in my phone. I got it all to my email. I got all the current bills in my name. >> Notice of dis notice of dismissal for all the evictions. This is eviction. This is the company that owns it. And look, notice of dismissal filed on 6K status closed. They're illegally doing this. >> That was in June. >> Yeah. They've never got evicted. Nobody got evicted. Nobody did. They're illegally trying to take the house. >> That's what you're saying, but I I'm not going to take your word for it. Okay. I'm not >> This is proof. >> That's not proof. That's something that's like several months old. There's a lot of time that's passed from June to now. Despite the fact that the house was deemed unsafe, the alleged owner still pushed to enter the house. >> I showed I showed him a copy of the bills deck. Call a call and put it on speaker. >> They're under our name. >> No, this isn't my name. >> No, they're on our name. >> So, you'll leave if we call a >> No, I'll have my assistants do it right now. They'll tell you. >> Yeah, let's call AP. Put them on speaker >> cuz right here it says 19 South Wheatland. Then right here it says, "This structure has been declared unsafe not to be occupied prior to repairs." >> Okay, >> they lied to you. So they did not. >> Okay, listen. Listen to me for a moment. They have permits that say this house is not to be occupied. Okay, I just w I just read them with my own eyes. I've seen the paperwork from the building inspector. It's not from code enforcement. It's from the actual building inspector. He is saying that this place is not to be occupied. is not allowed to have anyone inside. >> The land let the landlord is not allowed to let anyone in because he can face criminal charges for letting you in this house. >> You were already in the house. >> You have to leave now. You're officially on notice. >> So, here's the thing. >> I just told you it's not code enforcement. It's building enforcement. And I saw the paperwork. >> The the house is condemned. It's been deemed unsafe. >> I I just I'm not I'm not going to explain it again. >> So, here's the thing. You have to go down to the court and you have to get basically a permission slip to come in and get your belongings. >> Ohio law. When you condemn my house, you have to >> I know a thing or two about Ohio law. I'm trained. >> You Google it right now. >> Virgil, >> you have to put the tenants. >> Virgil, what you have to do right now is get your stuff and get off this property. >> Okay. >> And if you come back, you're subject to being charged with trespassing. >> Okay. And you just lost you just lost your badge. My my clutch is the commissioner. >> It seems like all was well. However, he broke into the property that same night. Hey, >> Virgil. >> I am the police. >> I talked to the police already. They came out. >> No, you're lying. You're full of open door. >> Virgil, >> I talked to the minister. The code enforcement. I talked to the police. >> Virgil, open the door right now. >> Sir, >> Virgil, open the door right now. >> Virgil, open the door. >> I am the police. I'm the ONE THAT TOLD YOU TO LEAVE THE DOOR. >> HEY, I Hey, I talked to the officers already. They came out. Hey, no officers approve me to be here. >> What do you have? >> Open the door. I will kick it in. >> Talk to the police. >> Open the door. >> You are breaking the law. >> Officer door. >> Your boss. Call your boss. I talked to them. >> Open the door. >> I talked to a current attorney. >> Open it. I'm an officer. >> Open it. >> Oh, you're part of department. >> I am the department. >> I got I got I got witnesses in here now. >> There are two witnesses in here. >> You got two trespassers in there. >> No, they are the police. >> Open the door. >> It's coming in. >> Police. I'm opening the door. Okay. Don't take it. I'm opening the door. >> All right. Get it open. >> I have to get my clothes on. >> Open the door, my man. >> I get my clothes. OPEN THE DOOR NOW. YOU'RE BREAKING THE LAW. >> OPEN THE DOOR. >> I TALKED TO YOUR SUPERVISOR. >> Call your supervisor. >> Open the door. >> I talk to administration and fire. >> Open the door, >> man. I'm going with 911. >> I am 911. >> You break the law. You're not a good >> The man seemed to think he was above the law, but he was very wrong. Officer, please stop. >> I'm opening the door, dude. >> And we'll have >> You're harassing me. >> No. >> Third [ __ ] came out of 10 officers came. >> You're breaking the law. >> No, the fire department said you're breaking the law. >> That was yesterday before we talked to your boss. >> I talked to my boss, too. Open the door. >> We talked to him last night, man. >> Virgil, open the door. >> Witnesses. >> Virgil, open the door. >> You guys are crazy. I will get a ram and I will knock down this door. Just open it. >> You're breaking the law. >> Come on, B. >> You're breaking the law. >> Open the door. >> Do not have to open my res. >> Officer, call the third shift. >> Nope. >> The third shift. >> Open it. >> Officer, talk to third shift. I got permission from 10 officers. Call the third shift. >> When I uh can anyone respond to the I have permission to be here. I'm not >> I'm the one that told you you're not allowed to be here. I'm the one that read the permits >> after that. That permit is not valid. There was never a contemption across the street. >> Open the door, Virgil. >> Open the door. >> This was after you left. >> Open the door. Door's not on hold. >> Open the door, Virgil. >> Virgil, open the door. >> Windows on the side over there. >> I am 911. And I already told him that you're calling. >> Open the door. Why would you lie? Cuz you're crazy. Open the door. >> Open the door. >> Open the door. They tried their best to prevent them from entering, but the police were determined to open the door one way or another. >> Hey Virgil, >> the administrator of the police, I said, "Hey, >> hey, Virgil, we're going to get in this door one way or another. You should just open it." >> Sir, I told the administrator police, >> I don't want to go back home. We're going to arrest you for trespassing. So, he said, "Okay, wait for the officer. A officer will escort you back to your home. This officer does not want to call and find out if an officer escorted me off." Virgil, I'm the one that took the report telling you you're not allowed to be here now. >> After you left, it was >> my word is final. >> No, it was fix officer talking about my word is final. He don't care about the law. >> The supervisor in the third sent escort me back to my home and let me open it up. And he said he don't care. See what I'm saying? Please send a supervisor out here. >> I already I already talked to him on the phone. >> Oh, he said it's cuz I'm racist. This officer hates black people. >> Yeah, that's got to be it. There's no other explanation. >> You cannot break in my own. >> Hey. >> Hey, don't hurt me. Stop. YOU'RE TRYING TO BREAK IN MY HOUSE. >> You cannot do that. >> Stop. HEY, SIR. >> HEY, there's spinels in here. Stop. >> Okay, I'm going let open the door. STOP. I SAID OPEN THE DOOR. STOP. >> ALL RIGHT, OPEN IT. YOU open it, dude. I'mma break it down. >> I'll open it. I'mma break it down. >> Open it up or I'll break it down. >> Do it. >> Do it now. >> Virgil, why is the door not open? >> Do it again. Was it just his body or >> There you go. >> I know. I just put some clothes on. >> Why you sitting there naked arguing with us? >> I didn't get my clothes on. >> I got permission. I wouldn't lie to you guys. I was escorted by an officer. Can I put my pants on? >> Hey Jeff, let him buttons up. >> Come on, man. Why don't you believe your boss? Hurry up. I will never lie to you. A officer escorted me. >> They were wrong. >> Okay. But I didn't break the law. I >> Stop. I stood there and I told you that you were not allowed to come here >> and I talked to your supervisor. >> No, you didn't. >> I didn't. >> No, just Okay, you're done. >> The supervisor sent the police over. >> Put the belt on. >> Officer. The supervisor. >> I'll rip you out there. Put handcuffs on your pants. >> Officer, this you're you're wrong. I'm telling you. I won't lie. I never lie in my life. I'm telling you the supervisor or the police. Hey, do it. Stop talking and put your seatelt on. >> Your belt on. >> You think I'm lie about being escorted by the officer of the law? >> I'm not lying. >> Let us in. So, >> by this point, he was still defending himself even though he obviously was in the wrong. >> I was escorted by officer-in-law to my residence. I did not break the the trespassing law. >> Put your hand. Put that down. >> The officer was here. These two w women are witnesses. There was 10 officers here. Sir, you are illegally arresting me. >> YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> HOW? FOR THE OFFICER ESCORTED me here. So you're saying the officer is not allowed to >> around. >> Sir, I was escorted the fire marshall and co came back came and told the administrators. >> Yes, sir. Right in front in front of me. >> The fire the administrator of the police talked to. So why did you go mad at me? >> I went up the fire the fire the the administrator of the police. Hey Sergeant, these guys are breaking the law. You checked from last night. The administrator I called administrative office. I went over administrative office. >> Okay. Well, I went over to the fire department last night. >> Fire department has nothing to do. >> I know. I called the police. The police escorted me over here to open my door. Sir, >> I was escorted by a police officer. Please, Chad. I'm not breaking the law. >> Your legs. >> There's two witnesses right there. >> Legs. Hey, Sergeant. >> Quit turning around. >> Those are witnesses. >> I said quit turning around. >> OH, HE'S TRYING TO HURT ME, MAN. It's cuz I'm black. >> Stop it. >> It's cuz I'm black. I got >> You don't listen to directions. >> All this neighbor has seen 10 officers escort me to my house, sir. I did not walk in my house on my own. The officer said, "Show me proof of residence." I showed him my AP bill. I showed him the paperwork and lease and he said, "Go ahead." The administrator let me in. There's no grounds for arrest. I was escorted by officer. >> Hey, hey, Sergeant, please call third chief. >> I was escorted by officer. Those ladies will tell you they're the car the neighbor. >> Yeah. Yes, I did. And they called the fire department and told of course they prep work as false. There's no condemn. >> No, there there's no cone on my unit, sir. It never was. I asked the fire department, but I got permission. I got escorted over here. You can't arrest me when I was escorted by officer. How can you arrest me? I didn't break the law. I did not cross my grounds without the president involved. I made sure I didn't touch touch that ground until the officer showed up. >> Why would make you think I would lie to you, man? >> Cuz you're crazy. >> I'm crazy. >> Yes. >> What if you're wrong? >> I'm not wrong. >> You are wrong. And my kids are wrong. >> I would ask the fire department. >> No, >> I waited for the police. >> I had the I saw the paperwork with my own eyes. >> You left. That was >> No, you looked at the wrong information. I was ask >> I have permission. I called I called the 911. >> I can't hear over him. >> I call. >> Yeah. >> In the end, he was taken to jail for trespassing and resisting arrest. Virgil was a nightmare for homeowners. And so was this individual who crashed at a couple's place while they were away on vacation. >> Where's your reservation? Can I see your reservation? >> My phone was stolen. >> Okay. So, I don't have it on. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Um, no. [music] I thought it was the right place. The code worked, so I went in. >> What's the code for this? >> I don't remember. I've been putting champagne. >> Okay. We were able to get in a couple minutes ago. >> Well, how do you know what the code is? >> These people actually stay here. >> Oh, okay. >> In March 2024, officers responded to an Airbnb in St. Augustine, Florida after reports of suspicious activity. When they arrived, they met a couple that had recently returned from a vacation and had [music] been greeted by an unwelcome surprise in their home in the form of a naked stranger. >> Okay. So, >> so [music] we just were in an Airbnb. >> Mhm. >> Our father locked it. I'm pretty sure it was locked. >> We came back. We went to dinner. We got a few drinks [music] from cillery. Came back. Tried to unlock it. It wasn't unlocking. And then somebody opened the door [music] completely naked and went. We rented the room, closed the door. We rented the room. I could show you our Airbnb. >> Do you mind showing me that real quick? >> Yes. [music] Like I I spoke to the the young lady that rented us the Airbnb. This is all my confirmation information and how to lock the door and how to unlock it and get in. Um I only saw the one young lady that was in there. Is she with you? >> No. >> Okay. So, the lady in there, >> it's my boyfriend that is blocking the door right now because we weren't sure if all of our belongings are in there. We didn't know if she was trying to leave any of our stuff. Um, but it's just the young lady [music] as far as I know. I don't know if anyone's else is in there, but uh >> Okay, >> that's it. That was >> very unexpected. Um, >> when you guys left, did you lock it? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, they would have had to have a code to get into. >> Well, I I think I locked it. I don't know if I I made a mistake in locking it, but >> Thank you, sir. Just get away from this. >> Police department, open up. >> Oh, perfect. >> I don't understand what's happening. Why I'm even bothered. >> Okay, come step out here. Come step out here. That's your shirt? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where's the guy >> trying out? >> The other guy in here. >> You want to check? >> Come out here. No, don't go back inside. Come out here. >> Okay. The stranger in question, a 27year-old woman identified as Anastasia, who was confident the property was hers, except that she had no proof or paperwork to support her tall claims. >> That's yours? >> 100%. Okay. What are you What are you doing? Why are you here? >> I'm just staying there. >> Okay. Staying there. Do you have a reservation to be here? >> Yes. >> Okay. Where's your reservation? Can I see your reservation? >> Well, my phone was stolen. >> Okay. >> So, I don't have it on me. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Um, no. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have an ID in Florida? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Officer A. >> Bravo 500. >> ID number 3015. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Um, Haley. >> Spell it. >> H I E L Y. >> You want to say it for a second? I got you. >> Can I get my stuff out? >> Just hold on a second. We're not going back inside right now. We got to figure out what's going on. All right. Cuz things aren't ade [music] type thing and things don't make sense. >> All right. >> Is this your vehicle? >> No. >> Okay. How'd you get here? >> Um I was walking actually. Um I have my car's parked downtown. I was kind of drunk so maybe that will happen. But like that's >> Do you have anything illegal on us? Um [music] >> no guns, no bombs, no knives, nothing. Do you mind if I just check real quick? Okay. Put your hand real quick. >> Yeah. Does this stuff look familiar? Uh, one of the $100 bills. That's my watch. Yes. There's one of them. There's another $100 bill somewhere. You have nothing else on you right now? >> Okay. >> The officers could tell that Anastasia was feeding them nothing but lies. And despite now being in handcuffs, the woman was not done deceiving the officers. >> Can I get some shoes? >> I'll pull the car over. Okay. >> Can I have some shoes? >> Did you come with shoes? >> Yes. >> Is that your bag? >> Yes. >> That's not your bag. >> I also have a backpack in >> You can look at it. >> Yeah, we'll go through it. Well, ma'am, >> that those are my pants right there. That's actually the bag that I just sent down. >> Do you mind if I use the hood of your car? >> Absolutely. >> Ma'am, you can come over here. >> I just got at Earthbound that I just put down. It has the strawberries in front. There is a bra short rib and one of the boxes right there. There's a mac and cheese and cheese. >> What's your short rib from River? I imagine. >> There are the brown pants that I just got. There is a butterfly clip in there. A butterfly um body chain in there. There's a mushroom keychain in there. >> And most of these things in here. So, there's a receipt in here for all the stuff. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm just doing my due diligence. >> No, of course. I'm on vacation here. Kind of gone through a lot right now. >> Yeah. Anything that's not yours, just put up there for me. Well, >> can I have a sip of my phone? >> No. >> I'm dehydrated. I'm going to vomit. >> Okay. Well, if you vomit, then do it off to me. >> Okay, go ahead. Go on. >> Everything's paid for. Has a receipt. And it's her debit card number. I just verified. >> Okay. All right. So, go ahead. You're on vacation. >> I'm on vacation. Um, >> you guys have gloves? >> Yeah. >> You're on vacation. >> Uh, yeah. And uh I got um I rented Airbnb and uh I lost my phone cuz I was robbed. And now I thought it was the right place. The code worked so I went in. >> The code worked. >> The code worked. >> What's the code for this? >> I don't remember. I've been drinking champagne. >> Okay. We were able to get in a couple minutes ago. What's the code for this place? >> Uh I don't remember. There's like 3374 or 33 47 477 something like that. >> Sound anywhere close. >> Okay. Well, how do you know what the code is? >> These people actually stay here. >> Oh, okay. Well, it was my bad. >> No, no, no. >> My bad. Like, >> yeah. [music] >> So, how did you get in the first place? If you don't know what the code is, that >> the code worked. >> Yeah. >> 33 47 worked. >> Yeah. Yeah. It was like it was like those three numbers a combination of those three numbers. >> It work with me. >> Amazing. Okay. So, you got in and then did what? >> Took a shower, drank champagne. >> Took a shower and drank champagne. >> Yep. [music] >> Okay. What did you bring with you inside of >> the four loco? >> The four loco. >> Yep. And my pants. >> And those Adidas pants. Yep. >> Did you have a shirt on? >> I did. >> Is that your shirt? >> No, it's not. >> Where's your shirt? Which one's your shirt? >> I don't remember cuz I'm drunk. >> You don't remember because you're drunk or >> See if we can figure out. Do you know what it was? Maybe. >> Um, it probably matches. >> Can I have some of my Fort? >> No. >> You can't have some for some water. >> I don't have water. Well, if I apply like dihydration like on yours. >> Is this yours? >> I don't think so. No, it's a different one. >> Is this yours? >> Yeah, the gross one. >> This black one. >> Mhm. >> That's yours. >> Mhm. >> The door open. So, like what? Like, >> all right. Stand right there. Can I at least put on some shoes on cold shoes? >> In there. >> Which ones are your shoes? >> Uh, they're probably black also to match the um the black outfit. >> Going for an all black style. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> All right. Come here. >> In a bizarre turn of events, the officers realized that Anastasia had lied to them about more than just her stay at the house. >> But hey, did you ever get an actual real name from her? Uh, I got it and ran through the thing right now. I didn't check anything in the car, but I got the name from her and dispatch ran her 542. >> You've only done that once, right? >> Yeah. >> They said no record found. >> Fake name. >> Okay. >> Oh, >> maybe I mistold that. >> Maybe you mistold it. >> What's the name she gave you? >> As she was escorted to the police cruiser, Anastasia's behavior became increasingly erratic. From ridiculous questions to fullon outbursts, the woman proved that the officers had every right to be wary of her. >> All right, scoot this way, but face that way. I just need your >> Can you take a picture of me? >> Nope. >> Oh, >> I just need your hand. Scoot this way. >> It's kind of difficult with the handcuffs on. >> Come this way. >> And face that way. >> Which way? >> Away from me. >> Uh-oh. You don't like me? >> All right. Give me your right hand. >> Oh, fingerprints. Wow, that's like a fun thing. Your hands are warm. They're not. They're soft. >> Are you writing an essay? Are you in college? It's >> pretty dang easy. >> Does it actually work? We'll see. >> Then what's your first name? >> My first name? >> Yeah. >> Corporal. >> Corporal Cora. >> That's it. >> St. John. She's still not giving us the real name, so just put her as a Jane do for now. >> Okay. What if I even my real name? >> Let's hear it. >> Uh, at this point, honestly, it doesn't matter to me because you're going to get charged with it no matter what. You're just going to stay in jail until you give someone your real name. Yeah. >> So, would you like to give us your real name or you just going to sit there and not tell us? >> If I tell you your real name, then I mean that's going to change things cuz you just said that that's not going to change things. >> Make things a lot easier. >> Well, describe easier. >> So, easier as in tell me my rights. Like, if I tell you my name right now, you just said that's too late to give you my little name. >> Well, yeah, cuz I gave you that chance already. >> Yeah. >> Right. So, there's no point in me actually cooperating cuz you said >> if that's what you want, then look look if that's what you want to do, that's completely fine. You're going to sit in jail for the entire time until somebody gets your name out of you. All right. If you don't want to give us your name, that's fine. >> Yeah. Okay. So, if I give you your name, I still go to jail, though. >> Yes. You were going to go to jail. >> Good point. Give me your name. >> Then don't give us your name. All right. >> That is your decision. That is your god-given right, sweetheart. >> I feel like this. >> Okay. >> If that's how you feel. 51 to the CJ 65 starting. >> Well, you guys didn't give me a real name. That's like illegal, right? >> Give me a badge number. It'll be on your arrest report, >> huh? >> It'll be on your arrest report. >> I'm going to sing really loudly. >> That's fine. Serenate us. >> You have a beautiful voice. >> Say, can you like it? I've been practicing. >> Sound like Lady Gaga. >> Yeah, they kind of give off Lady Gaga. Anastasia racked up a laundry [music] list of charges, including obstruction of justice and trespassing. From one entitled squatter to the next, this man made a home in the walls of a residence that was not his. >> Jason. Jason. Jason. Jason. Come on. We got to get you out of there. >> Don't kick the dog. >> Do not kick the dog. >> No, he's going to break my arm. >> You can't break my shoulder if they DON'T DO IT. GET OFF OF ME. >> On the 13th of August 2022, police were dispatched to an entry call at a residence. An unidentified male had been transferring from one property to another. A second was made by a neighbor saying that they could hear a person in their basement. What happened next was shocking. >> Downstairs in the basement. >> It's like down there's like voices. >> Okay. I did not. Uh, did you guys get a >> We got a call from a neighbor. >> Okay, that was practical. >> Hang tight. Hang tight. >> Down there. >> That's where the voices are coming from. >> It's like behind the wood, like by the fire extinguisher. >> Yeah. >> We're just going to I'm going to hang tight until I get a partner here. Okay. >> Police department. >> There's a crawl space up here. He's probably back there. Let's clear this door first. >> Police department. Can you hear us? >> Police department. >> We know you're in there. Can you hear us? >> Clear. >> It's clear. We have the dog over here. Get the shield. Police Department. You're not coming out. You made a bed. Stay. Stay. cross can you make speak >> crossplay please for canine hat come out with your hands up now Speak, speak, speak, speak. >> Cross face with a canine. We know you're in there. We're not going anywhere. Put your hands up now. Deploy the dog maybe a bit. >> At this point, it was obvious that the man had no way to escape. >> Hey, man. We know you're in there. Can you hear me? Hey man, we know you're in there. We heard you. Can you just talk to us? >> Give us a tight cross. >> I for sure I mean I could for sure hear. >> Yeah. Hold. I'm just gonna Hey, man. I can hear you. You all right? All right. Can you come out for me? >> Can you hear me? >> Yeah. >> Are you able to crawl out? >> Yeah. >> All right. Could you do that for me? >> Cuz we don't have to we don't want to have the fire department come over and start cutting holes in the floor to get you out. We're not going anywhere. Just >> Okay. You're stuck. >> Okay. Is there What do you mean by stuck? Like you can't like you're pinned or there's just no way out? Are you hurt? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How are you hurt? >> Can you see my flashlight? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have a phone with you? >> No. >> Okay. We're going to shine a light in there. And if you can see it, crawl towards that light. Okay. >> You see it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Start crawling towards that light. But when you get closer, make sure we can see your hands. Okay. >> Is he coming this towards you? I think it's towards your lighting. >> Okay. >> You still see the light? >> All right. We'll put we'll put light back up there and see if you can see it. >> Put the light back up. >> Despite being cornered, the man refused to surrender, even injuring himself in the process. It was only getting crazier by the minute. >> You're pinned. Okay. What What's holding you against the wall? Like a beam. >> Um so he cannot get out and he saying that we're going to need to remove floorboards to get him out. >> Yep. Who are you? >> I am with the police department. I'm just letting my dispatch know that we probably have to contact you immediately. >> Well, we can talk about the Secret Service after we get you out of there. Right now, we need to get you out of the floor. >> So, if you want to keep trying for me, that'd be great. Otherwise, if we need to take some floorboards off, I guess that's what we're going to have to do. >> What's your name? >> Hey, what's your name, man? >> What's your name? Jason Ranken. >> Jeremy Ranken. I need you to go to this next one and keep working your way this way. Do you understand? >> To your right. >> I ain't here to see you. Where are you? >> I'm right here. You see me? >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. I need you to keep working towards back towards the way you came. >> Can you do that for me? I need you to focus, man. Come on. >> You didn't even listen to me. Is that deep? >> God, that's a big mother. >> Jason, I like you. You believe you've been feeding these bodies to these animals >> or how big do they get? >> I don't know, but they're going to keep getting bigger if you don't get out of there. >> Realizing there was no other option, the suspect eventually decided to surrender and leave the premises. >> Jason, are you the only one back there? Is Lindsay with you? >> Uh, is Lindsay back here? >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> Is she? >> Is Lindsay back here, guys? I don't know. Just answer to me. Hey, >> Jason, can you see my Can you see my flashlight? >> He said no. >> Okay. Can you see my flashlight? >> Yeah, I can. >> All right, crawl towards it. >> Did you guys like have a jealous trip? My heart. >> I'm just asking. >> Hey, Jason, can you focus on my voice real quick? >> I need you to keep crawling back to where you came. Are you standing up or are you on your stomach? >> Is the machine upstairs on the floor? >> We're trying to figure out what >> put your phone down so I can see what kind of what you're working with back there. Can you just move the your lights in my face? >> Oh, it's officer Dick. What's your name? >> What is it? >> McDonald. >> McDonald. Yeah. >> Come on, Jason. He's fighting me. >> God damn. >> I've never had spider like this fight before. >> Who was holding that electrical? >> Standing bucket. >> Jason, let's go feed first. Holding that electrical bucket. >> Jason, let's go feed first. Get you out of there. Guys, >> all right. I'm going to take this so we don't drop it. >> It's pulling on a cord there, too. >> Hold on. Hold on. You got You got >> shoulder. Shoulders. Shoulders. Pushing your shoulder. >> You got a cord wrapped around you. >> God damn it. >> Okay. Can you turn around and put your feet on first and then step on the bucket? Let's try to get this cord out. All right. Sit on your butt here and then you can drop your feet down. We'll help you out. >> Okay. After some time, it looked like he was willing to cooperate, but then refused to do so. >> Jason. >> Jason. >> Jason. >> Jason, come on. We got to get you out of there. >> Jason, >> Jason, >> you need to come out. >> Yes. >> Jason. All right. So, you got two options, man. You come out and I give you this bottle of water, or I'm going to spray pepper spray up there, and you can come out that way. I'd much rather you have you come out here and have a bottle of water than me pepper spray up there. >> Jason, we got tricate waiting, too. They want to make sure all of us want to make sure you're okay since you said that your shoulder and stuff's hurting. We thought you were stuck. You're probably dehydrated. >> Jason, come on. Come out so we don't have to spray this down here. >> Jason, this is your last warning before I give you pepper spray. Okay. >> Can you hear me? >> Hey, Jason. No one wants to hurt you. That's why we didn't like just yank you out earlier. We were trying to make sure you could get out as safe as possible. >> At this moment, the cops had to resort to various tactics to make him leave. It was later discovered that he actually kicked one of the police dogs. >> I do not have to send any more in there if you crawl out. >> Jason, once you're out in the fresh air and we get some water to you, you're going to feel a lot better. >> Jason, come on. Jason, do you need help getting out? >> No. Come on in. >> We're not coming in. >> Come in. >> I'm The only thing that's going to come in is pepper spray if you don't come out. Jason, will you crawl out to the sound of my voice? All right, here it comes. Cross police with the K9. Come out. Walk. Come out the way you came. Otherwise, deploy the dog. You may be bit. Find him. Find him, Jason. The dog's right there. Speak. Speak. Good boy. Watch him. Watch that guy. Good boy. Down. Uh-uh. Get. Watch him. Watch him. Watch him. Don't kick the dog. Do not kick the dog. Hey, Loki. Uh-uh. Down. Hey. Stop chewing stuff up. Go down. Down. Down. Come on. Good boy. Down. Down. There. So he started kicking at him. >> So if we go in there, he's going to kick at a dog. >> A stronger force was needed to drive him away, but this only agitated him further. >> Jason. >> Jason, gas is coming. Got gas mask on, just so you know. >> Hey, Jason. My name is Steve. I'm with the police department. The reason that I was called out here tonight is cuz you're in a house that doesn't belong to you. That's criminal trespass to a dwelling. It's a violation of Wisconsin statute. I need you to exit the basement and walk towards me. Jason, you're under arrest. I need you to crawl towards me, please. >> Jason, you're under arrest. >> I'll find you. You're under arrest. Jason, just listen to my instructions. Let's go get some fresh air. >> Come out towards me. >> Come on, Jason. Pipe up. >> Put it down. Put it down. Put the pipe down. >> Jason, you're under arrest. Come out towards me. >> Put that pipe down. >> Step back now. He's nowhere to go. >> Step back. >> Come to my right side. >> Jason, you're under arrest. Come back. Take take over for me then. He's got lethal. >> Jason, come on, buddy. >> Come towards me. Let's go get some fresh air. You're under arrest. Come out towards me. >> Jason, come out towards me. >> Come out towards me. Let's go outside where the air is fresh. Come out towards me. >> Stop. >> Listen to my instructions. Walk towards my voice, towards the lights. Keep your hands empty and crawl towards me. >> You guys need to tap out. Tap out. Don't say no. Mask check. Everybody good? >> Good. >> Jason, I'll get you a water and a soda, buddy. Let's go. I'll help you flush your eyes out. You know I will. >> Okay, come on. >> Yep. >> Keep walking towards me. Crawl towards me. >> Come on, Jason. I'll get you water, buddy. You know I will. Come on. >> Can I have the water right here? I'll get you water for you. >> I'll be handcuffed. Drink it. >> Jason, come on. I will scare you. >> I'll let you drink it, Jason. Come on. >> Jason, go hand. Jason >> water. >> Jason, the water's give ME A GODDAMN WATER. You >> Jason, you got to come to me to get water, buddy. Still here. is very almost there. >> After four grueling hours, he finally crawled out of the basement. Things were definitely not going to be in his favor. >> Comply. Comply. Comply. >> Comply. Do not resist. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> What are you putting, man? >> No, you're going to break my arm. >> You can't break my phone. that they don't do it. >> Under arrest. >> Please don't hurt me. >> I'm good. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. 95. >> We're going to roll you up on your side. Okay. So, you can help. >> Do not fight with us. >> You're under arrest. Do not fight with us. >> Good. That's good. Check one and we'll roll back. >> Jason, you're under arrest. Don't fight with us. We're the police department. Don't fight with us. >> Back to my side. >> Hold still. We'll do this as gentle as possible. >> Set you up. >> I'm not doing it. Please don't talk with me. >> Jason, can you sit up? >> No. >> Nice and easy. You can sit up. We'll help my flashlight. >> Ready? >> Three, two, one. Hello. >> Back there. >> Hello. >> You go first. Okay, his pants again. >> Okay. Okay. Oh god. Oh my. >> Okay. Unfortunately, the situation took a darker turn once he was released from the hospital. >> Hey, Jason. Jason. Hey, buddy. 55. He's going back towards Jackson. He's running. Jason, stop. It's the police. Knock it off. Jason, you're not ready for your leap. Stop. Jason, stop. >> Jason, you're under arrest. Nothing. I haven't done nothing. >> Get off of me. >> I haven't done anything. >> What's going on? >> What are you doing? >> Hold on. YOU'RE WAY OUT. GET DOWN ON THE GROUND. >> We're good. >> Okay, Jason. We're going to roll you up on your butt here. Okay. Want you roll towards me. Okay. You going to go and sit up then? >> You roll this way. >> Medical tension. >> Yes. >> Okay. Go and sit up. >> You able to do that or you want to take a breath for a second? Roll this way towards me and then sit up on your butt. Okay. I can help you out. >> All right. >> Yeah. Why don't we go ahead and stand up here and we'll get you back over there. Okay. >> Oh, sweet. Grab that side. Ready? [clears throat] One, three, two, one. >> [groaning] >> In the end, the man was charged with failure to comply with officers, two counts of criminal trespass to dwelling, three counts of disorderly conduct, three counts of bail jumping, two counts of resisting an officer, and harassment of a police Animal.