I don't care what you are, sir. No, I don't have the business. >> I live on the go of land. I live off the goddamn land. Are you the owner of the car? >> I'm the owner of the business, Super Ray All Service LLC. I came here tonight to get a drink, sir. Please do not fake a crime on me. I bought food. Don't say no trespassing. I didn't trespass. I don't feel you, [ __ ] But I look you in my eyes, you're not a real man. You're a [ __ ] and take me to jail for that. >> Power can make some people feel untouchable. to make them believe that their influence can bend the law in their favor. But what happens when they try to use that power to threaten the police? >> Joel, stop that. SOMEONE CALL THE COPS SAYING I beat you up or something. >> Yo, go over here. The ass off. >> I'm tired of being harassed by you. I'VE DONE NOTHING BUT PAY MY TAXES AND FOUR [ __ ] DIES IN THIS TOWN. I PAY MY TAX. I DO MY THING. LAST officer arrest my wife and I GOT HER BEHIND THE BACK. >> All right, your honor. You see this right here? This is abuse of authority. Did I touch him? No. Did I do anything physical? No. And he put me in cuff. See this? No. >> Here are gripping moments when people in power think they can threaten cops and it backfires. Starting with Wendell, a former cop who refused to back down during a traffic stop because he was clinging to his authority he thought he once had, only to face a harsh reality check from officers. >> I'm a police officer for 33 years. >> Thank you for your service. >> Do what you got to do. You see this? I'm a member of the Fraternal Order of Police. Okay. You think you intimidate me? >> Get out of the car. >> You take Do you think Wait a minute. Hold on. >> You think I got that dag tag on my car >> that says Fraternal Order Police for nothing? >> On March the 22nd, 2025, officers pulled over a vehicle they suspected was under the influence. But what seemed like a routine [music] stop quickly took an unexpected twist when they realized that they were dealing with an entitled ex cop who believed he still held authority over them. >> Hey, stay in the car. Stay in the car for me. Close the door. Close the door. What are you doing? Close the door. Close the door for me, man. What are you doing? Why you trying to get out? >> I'm not trying to get out. >> I was saying close the door. What are you doing? No, >> man. >> You all right? >> I'm fine. Okay. You were stumbling coming out of the McDonald's there for a second. Then you were going about 2 miles an hour. You good? Stop reaching, man. What are you reaching for? >> You sure you're okay? Like you have any medical episode or something? You all right? >> Fine. >> Okay. You got your license, registration, insurance? >> I'm going in here to deal with it. >> Okay. Is there anything in the car I need to know about before you start reaching The >> last time I checked. >> The last time I checked. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Last time you checked, what? >> The last time I checked, the fourth amendment to the United States Constitution says, "Hey, here you go. Here you go." >> Okay. Is your license in there? Do you remember what I asked you for? Cuz it looks like you're trying to pull cash out. You know what that is? >> What is that? >> All right. >> You know what it is. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Why don't you want to talk? >> All right. Talk about anything. Can you at least tell me how your your night's going? You don't You don't say anything else. Just tell me good, bad. Okay. He's not talking. He rolled up the window. >> I figured. >> All right. You want me to >> Okay. All righty. Why'd you roll the window up? Come on. Let's just make this easier, man. I'm just trying to talk. >> I'm going to ask you something real quick. All right. Where you coming from? You just going to shake your head or you going to answer? >> I mean, shaking your head and ignoring me is going to make me go away, dude. >> You had anything to drink tonight? >> Okay. I'm asking that you step out so we can do some FSC's on you. Some field sobriety exercise just to make sure you're okay to drive. I don't guess. >> As stated on the back of your license, your Florida license, you have to do that. >> She's not asking you. She's telling you. >> Let's step out. >> Just step out of the vehicle. >> Wendell, clearly intoxicated, refused every command, hellbent on turning the officer's night into chaos. >> No one's here to try to beat you up. >> I'm a police officer for 33 years. >> Thank you for your service. >> Do what you got to do. >> Then that's fantastic. Would you mind stepping out for me? If you were a police officer for 30, if you were a police officer for that long, >> then you should know that this is how things go. >> I know how things go. That's why I'm not stepping out. >> All right. >> Step out for me, Wendle. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. I'm ask you one more time to step out for me. >> Have to have you step out. >> You know what the car doctrine is? >> The Fourth Amendment, the United States Constitution. I'm not stepping it out. >> Wendell, your speech is slurred. You were going five miles an hour and then you turned about three times to do a big loop. >> So based off of that, I'm just going to have to go off what I have already if you're not willing to do field sobriety exercises. >> All right. >> Would you mind please stepping out for me so we can civil way? >> All right. Just check. United States Constitution. The fourth amendment says. All right. >> Okay. Well, your license also says something different. The license that you got from the DMV in the state of Florida also says that you have to do this. The fields of >> Yes. >> It says that on the back of the license, I'd be happy to read it to you if you like. >> You can read whatever you want to read to me. >> But what's going to happen is you step out of the vehicle. >> You can read whatever you want to read to me. But >> anything that comes into United States Constitution that is not >> Is there any reason you're not making any eye contact with me? >> You're speechless. I don't want to talk to you. My speech is not slurred. >> I don't want to talk to you. >> Listen. >> Now, you don't tell me to listen. You see this? >> I just told you I was a police officer. >> Okay. >> All right. Don't >> Wendle, listen. Relax. Okay. >> Go ahead. >> You're making it You're making it way worse than it needs to be. >> Roll down the window. >> Wendle. Dude, come on. You got some probable cause. Let me know. >> Yes. >> No, you do not. >> The other deputy has to have probable cause to do this. >> Man, don't tell me that. You talking to You need to talk to somebody else. That's a no any better. Okay. >> Well, no. Please, man. There is no reason to make it this difficult. >> You're You're bringing it upon yourself. >> You've already made it difficult. >> How? >> And I'm going you up one side of the wall and down the other. >> Okay. All right. >> Can you please just step out? >> No, I will not step out. You give me probable cause. Last time I checked, the fourth amendment to the United States uh US Constitution says you can have probable cause. >> One more time. Step out for me. >> No, you got probable cause. Give me probable cause. >> Step out for me, Wendle. >> Yeah, I'm not stepping out. >> Listen, sir. Right now it's it's an investigation reference right under the influence. Okay. >> Yeah. You have an influence. I'm not driving under the influence. >> The court angle of it can be handled from the court angle of it. But if you further your resistance against us, it's just going to be another criminal charge. >> You can >> you don't have you don't have to. >> You can charge me with whatever you want to charge me with. Wendell was certain he still held control, but he was about to learn the hard way that no one stands above the law and there was usually no outrunning it. >> If you don't have anything that is referring to PC, okay, and fourth amendment. All right. You do what you want to do. Okay. You don't have cars. >> Walking, stumbling through the parking lot, parked not properly in a parking spot. I'm not I went in the wrong way. I'm not arguing with you. >> I'm explaining to you the problem. >> You don't have to explain me anything. You see this? I'm a member of the Fraternal Order of Police. Okay? I am a police officer. Uh 33 years. You can do whatever you want to do. >> Okay. >> Where it's at right now is you can either step out or you're going to just be placed under arrest. That's under arrest with what? You got probable cause to place under arrest. >> If you don't step out, the probable cause is you're impeding our investigation. You're not cooperating. It's resisting an officer violence. >> How am I doing that? >> We're going to give you one more chance to step out from >> you. You see the tags on that? It says for you see the tag. >> Are you going to step out of the car? >> Hey. Hey, listen. >> Then you're under arrest. >> I mean, that's fine. >> Okay. Wait a minute. Hold on. Hold on. Wait a minute. I Hey, female. I can step out of the car. I don't need you to put your hands on me. >> I don't need for you to put your hands. Step out. >> Get your hands off of me. I don't need for you to do that. >> Step out of the car. >> I mean, what what are you talking about? >> Are you You think you intimidate me? >> Get out of the car. >> You take Do you think Wait a minute. Hold on. You said you're going to step out, then step out. >> Well, you put your ass. Put your hands off of me and I'll step out. >> I've asked you that already. Step out. You said no. So, >> I never said no. >> All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. >> Wait a minute. Hold on. >> Hold on. >> No, there's no Hold on. >> Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. >> I'm going to suit your asses on one side of the wall. >> Hold on. Slide this down. Slend your knee. Well, let me do this. >> We need to do it. Okay. All right. Let's go. >> Let me do it. >> Let's do it. >> All right. You're a bunch of goddamn police officers who think you know what you're doing. I'm out. All right, >> I'm out. >> Okay, >> I'm out. >> There it is. >> All right, there it is. >> Okay, >> step back here. >> Step back here. >> Turn face. >> What are you doing? Okay. >> You just had to listen. That's literally all that you had to do. >> No, no, no. Last time [music] I checked, the fourth amendment in the United States Constitution. >> You got his arm. >> Yep. That No. Come on. All right. Let's do it. Let's do this. All right. >> Put your hand uh your palms together like you're praying. >> Yeah. You do it. You know what's up. >> I mean, it's just going to hurt you more. That's why >> I've done this. >> All right. >> Okay. I've done this at the federal law enforcement training center. Okay, I've done this. >> After his arrest, remorse was the last thing on his mind. Instead, his fury exploded [music] as he unleashed a storm of slurs at the officers. >> Bunch of racist cops. >> How are we racist? >> You racist? Let me tell you something. You got a [ __ ] ass Donald Trump, okay, that has 34 felony convictions and I am a police officer. All right. Now, I do I I don't know what your go say, but I know what your general order say and your general orders say. You do not. >> All right, window. >> You wait a minute. No, Windows [ __ ] You don't call me by my first thing. >> Do you have anything sharp in your pockets? I don't have anything in my pockets that are going to say that I am and man go ahead baby. Okay. All right. Do it. Okay. You are you are you are supporting a mother that has 34 felony convictions. Okay. And I don't trust any one of you. White cops. Okay. >> I don't care if you started out feel that way. I got 33 goddamn years as a [ __ ] police officer and you telling me that you >> and you should know better. >> I should know better. I should know better. You are supporting a man with 34 bullying convictions. Okay. I should choose. Go ahead. I Hey, go ahead. I don't hear. I don't hear. Go ahead. I don't hear [ __ ] You goddamn racist ass cops. All right. You supporting a man who has 34 felony convictions. Go ahead, baby. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Just relax. >> Where you at? Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Let me let me step out to make it easier for you. Let me step out to make you easel relax. >> Okay. >> You god damn redneck. >> Redneck. >> Yes. Right. >> I'm the furthest thing from the All right. >> I don't care what you are. Okay. Go ahead. Take it off. You see what it say? You godamn redneck. >> You want your seatelt on? >> I don't give a [ __ ] cuz I wouldn't trust you. I wouldn't trust you as far as I can throw a goddamn elephant. >> I'm sorry. that way. >> Yeah. I don't care. Let's go. Let's go. When we get to court, when we get to court, let's see what's up. >> All right. You yelling is not doing anything. >> I don't care. When we get to court, we going to see what's up. >> Okay. >> All right. Okay. [ __ ] >> Think I trust you. >> Okay. >> Despite the officer's efforts to help Wendell, his anger only grew, driving the situation dangerously close to the edge. You think I got those goddamn tang on my car? >> Do you want the cuffs loosened or not? >> Yes, I do. >> Then you got to get out. >> I'm trying to get out. What does it look >> What does it look like to you? I'm doing. >> Okay. >> When we get the count when we get to court, we going to see what's up. >> You think I got that dag tag on my car >> that says paternal order police for nothing? >> For nothing. And man, I'm turning around. Get your hands off of me. Do not touch me. Yes, I do. Do not touch me so I can loosen them. >> Don't touch me. >> Thank you. >> You crazy ass. >> I mean, >> yeah, that's what I said. >> I don't care what you say. >> Okay. I don't care what you say. >> Could just be the watch. >> Let's turn the hands around. Can you Can we turn your hands around so it's like you're clapping? >> Man, let me tell you something. You're doing what you want to do. Do not ask me. [clears throat] >> They're loose. >> Don't ask me. >> Okay. >> I'll have a seat. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Then sit down. >> I know exactly what you're doing. Get your hands off of me. >> Okay. Wait. Wait. All right. >> Wait a minute. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> They're still not tight. They're still tight. >> I just put a finger in between each one of them. >> Hey, don't tell me that. And you keep telling >> I know what's going on. I need I need I mean don't [ __ ] me. I need these off because >> they are too tight. >> Okay. They're too tight. Get your handcuff keys out. Put them on the top. >> Turn the goddamn thing. >> Turn it the way it's supposed to be turned and do what you were trained. >> How about we'll do we'll do two. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You just use mine so you don't got to waste your coffee. >> What' you say? I got it >> here. You want to hold these? >> I don't trust any of you. >> Okay. >> Okay. I don't trust any of you. >> Okay. Have a seat. >> Okay. No. Don't listen to me. You people have supported. >> Do you want to do an inventory? >> Oh man. >> I'll call you. >> Felony convictions. Okay. Donald Trump. This does too. So don't [ __ ] me. You tell somebody else to touch you, but you weren't listening. You have to sit down. >> No, I don't have to listen. I don't have to listen. I am a police off a former retired police officer. Get your hands off of me. Get your hand. I will. I will. You take your hands off of me. >> No, you try this. Nothing. >> Sit down. >> All right. You people are supporting a felon who has 34 felony convictions and I'm supposed to trust you. >> What are you talking about? >> What am I talking about? >> You don't know. It's been >> You don't have to know. But you do know. So you get your watch commander or your watch sergeant. Here >> we've told you now. That's me. >> All right. You telling me. All right. So you telling me now you don't know what I'm talking about. But once we get to court, you will know exactly what I'm talking about. Okay? Don't you touch me. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Sit down. Don't >> sit down. Hands are off. Just have a seat. >> All right. I'mma have a seat. Okay. >> God damn red neck down a to supporting There you go. All right. There you go. >> Wendell was finally brought to the station, but instead of calming down, his behavior only spiraled further. >> We're talking about probable cause. Talk to my attorney. You tell me that [ __ ] Do you understand that I am a retired cop and you going to tell me some bull crap like that? You tell that to somebody that does not understand. Okay. Tell somebody to understand that. All right. Remer, whatever your name is, right? No probable cause. No Terry stop. Okay. You still haven't told me that. So, I tell you what, you speak to my attorney. Don't ask me anything else. You talk to my attorney. And last time I checked, the fourth amendment to the United States Constitution says that no warrant shall issue but upon probable cause. Okay. The definition for probable cause are set of circumstances which will lead a reasonable and prudent person to believe that a crime has been committed or is about to be committed. Okay? You people is just going crazy for Donald Trump. Okay. >> We going to see how much of the constitution you know. >> Sorry for that. >> And your department cuz it seems to me that you people don't know a damn thing about the US cons constitution. This has to do with due process. Okay. The fourth amendment, the sixth amendment, and the 14th amendment. >> All right. You think you can run around here cuz of Donald Trump? You're damn mind. And we're going to see about that when we get to court. You You are supposed to let me know why I'm being arrested. >> I did. >> No, you did not. Okay. >> You just don't remember. No, I don't. I remember. I remember everything. I have a >> I have a degree I have a degree 125. >> I have a degree in criminal knowledge. Okay. You tell me right now why you arrested me. Tell me right now. I don't hear about a 1205. Okay. You tell me why you arrested me. This idiocy, this lunacy. Tell me you locked me up uh for DUI and that's your probable cause and you don't have any probable cause. No lane changes, no speeding, no accident, nothing. >> So you told me you locked me up for DUI, but what did I do? I explained your charges already. >> No, you did not. >> What did I do? >> Come on, man. >> All right. >> [ __ ] >> Wendle. Hey. Hey. [snorts] Hey. Let me tell you something. >> I don't need no luck from a police officer like you. Okay. >> Good luck. I don't need this. >> He's now leaving off. Consequently, Wendell was charged with driving under the influence and resisting an officer without violence. Brandon may have been on a power trip, but he was nothing compared to Joel, an alleged contractor who thought he ran the show until reality hit when cops showed up at his house for a domestic disturbance. >> What's your name? >> Um, I'm going to go inside. I don't need to discuss this with you. >> I pay you. I'm the one that gives you the money to to do what you're doing right now to harass me. >> I'm a general contractor. I'M TIRED OF BEING HARASSED BY YOU. I'VE DONE NOTHING BUT PAY MY TAXES AND WITH FOUR [ __ ] COMPANIES IN THIS COUNTY. >> SHE'S NOT GOING INSIDE. >> And what are you going to say? Huh? Who the >> All right, turn around. Put your hands on your back, man. >> On April the 19th, 2025 in Charlotte County, officers responded to a domestic disturbance call after worried neighbors reached out. When they arrived, the man in question was waiting outside, but what they encountered next was an entitled power tripped figure determined to make their job far more difficult. Yeah. Was something going on here earlier? >> Um, I had to bring my kids home from the beach. I mean, me and my girlfriend got into an argument, but that's about it. >> Okay. Where's she? >> Um, I don't know. When I left, she was here, so I don't know. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> Um, I'm going to go inside. I don't need to discuss this with you. >> No, we got to investigate and make sure that no domestic occurred. >> Hey, excuse me. >> Okay, we got to call it some kind of domestic occurred here. I got to I just have to make sure everybody's okay. >> Okay. Well, go inside then. Check. No, I'm fine here. That's so Go ahead. I'm not >> No, you you are not free to go right now. >> Okay, so you're going to detain me. >> What? >> Are you detaining me? >> Huh? >> Are you detaining me? >> You're not free to go right now. We have to investigate property and >> I understand that, but we got >> we got dismember. So, we are talking >> a domestic disturbance. Okay. >> With somebody out here screaming and beating on a car. >> You said you're talking to your girlfriend, right? >> That's my girlfriend. She's inside. >> Okay. So, he's taking out. That's where he wants to talk to. >> Hey, let me call you back, man. The police are here for domestic violence just on. So, let me call you back. >> All right, buddy. See you. >> We don't know if it was physical at all. That's all we have to determine. And once we if we determine that, we can go. That's all it is. >> Whatever you need me to do. What do you need me to do? >> Uh, give us our information is what you need to do. What's your name? >> Joel. Would you like my identification? >> Sure. That makes it easier. I appreciate it. >> No problem. Doesn't have to be that complicated. And I get and I get your you're frustrated. >> I just don't understand who called you because me and my girlfriend had an argument. I left. I had to bring my kids home. We just got married. >> One of the neighbors did. I don't even know who. >> Refused. >> Okay, that's fine. The neighbors, they they don't like me in the first place because >> of of confrontation that we've had, okay? >> And the neighbor right here is a little [ __ ] That's why me and him, he got into it. He don't want to fight me and he called you guys. All right? That's what it is. Cuz my girlfriend's begging him. That's all it is. All right? I promise you. I don't put my hands on women. All right? So you can come check my house. You can check her. Her name is >> I understand that. I'm just upset, you know. >> I understand. >> And I come home, you guys sit here in my driveway like harassing me like >> it's not harassment. >> It is because you know what? I'm going to jail in 5 days for a DUI because um >> Can I just have your ID? >> Yeah. Exactly. Okay. You don't care because you don't have a life. I do. >> Yeah. Yeah. I don't have a life. Yeah. >> You know, you're a cop. I You know what? I pay your payroll. I'm the one that gives you the money to to do what you're doing right now to harass me. >> I'm a general contractor. And when I do right here, all right, this is ridiculous. And I know you you're like, "Oh, hey, yeah." No, but it is because anyone else that goes to court and gets a DUI, they get uh what? Dropped. This is my first DUI ever that I got. All right. 8 months ago, I had two attorneys and they still didn't throw it out. >> What's a good phone number for you? >> And you don't pull over piece piece like that. You got people doing >> What's a good phone number for you? 428. Thank you. >> Yeah. No, I'd be right. I I graduated grade school 20 years ago. What's going on here? >> Joel's aggression continued to escalate. And at this rate, there was a chance that the cops were going to teach him who the top dogs really were. >> You okay, man? >> Are you okay? >> Oh, this is awesome. >> No, it is awesome. What are you a rookie? Okay, I want your sergeant here because you know you're you're acting like an [ __ ] >> I'm acting like an [ __ ] >> Yeah, because you know, you're on my property. All right. And I come here and you're acting straight disrespect to me. >> I'm not acting violence. >> No, I did. Okay, you are. I apologize. >> There's some kind of domestic has occurred here, okay? And we're just trying to determine that everything's cool. >> So then come and check, >> okay? >> Please, by all means, >> because there's no domestic here. All right. My girlfriend and I got into an argument. I took my kids home because we went to the beach. All right. I don't know where she went. I don't know if she's here. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Bro, here she is. She's beat up. GET THE OUT OF MY HOUSE. ALL RIGHT. >> THE [ __ ] OUT. >> YOU WANT TO GO to jail tonight and let's go. >> STOP. STOP. THAT SOMEONE CALL THE COPS SAYING I BEAT YOU UP OR SOMETHING. >> JOEL, go over here. >> No, it's a neighbor, bro. I'm [ __ ] him up. >> Joel, go over here. >> No, it's that little right here. >> Stop. >> No. [ __ ] you. >> I heard my trying to hurry. >> This doesn't have to be that. >> I CAN GO RIGHT NOW OR I CAN GO IN 5 DAYS. IT DON'T MATTER. YOU KNOW WHY? CUZ YOU'RE COPS. I I PAY YOU GUYS. I GO IN 5 DAYS NO MATTER WHAT. YOU KNOW WHY? I'm cleaning up to 45 days of year probation or a DUI. Tell me HOW THE THAT WORKS. That has nothing else get reckless. I GO TO JAIL. >> EVERYBODY ASK YOU WHAT MY CRIMINAL record had nothing to do with why we're here. >> It is nothing. >> That had nothing to do with us. >> I'm sorry. Y'all are more than welcome. >> No, they're not. They're not cops. >> There's nothing going on. I'm sorry. I just got out the shower. Do >> you mind talking to her? >> You don't need to go to jail tonight. >> Stop. Go inside. Go inside. >> Joel, >> I want to go now. I want to go. Joel. >> I need to speak with her. >> Get the [ __ ] out the propert. Go inside. Go inside. >> I'm going to talk to her because it's my right. >> Hey, you boy. >> [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> That's enough, man. >> Oh, it's enough. No, I had enough. I BEING HARASSED by you. I'VE DONE NOTHING BUT PAY MY TAXES AND FOUR COMPANIES IN THIS COLONY. I PAY MY TAX. I DO MY THING. ALL RIGHT. AND YOU WANT TO hang me for a DUI? >> That has nothing to do with me. >> Oh, it doesn't. Oh, it has to do with the judge. No, but you pull me over driving down 41 thinking I'm Cuz I don't. So, I'm intoxicated. >> You're yelling at me like I'm the deputy who is involved in that at all. >> Don't matter. You had to do that. >> Oh, you back the blue, right? The [ __ ] the blue. Y'all [ __ ] the gang in Charlotte County. Y'all placed a pistol under my friend's car. >> 325 305. You available over here. >> Call I want a supervisor. >> I just called him. >> Thank god. >> I'm I was in the shower. I had to look. I'm burnt cuz I was at the beach all day. >> I'm sorry. I was >> You're good. >> Like I'm sorry I didn't heard y'all knocking. I was trying to hurry up. >> I was trying to hurry up in this shower. >> No, he's never hit me. >> Look, you're more than welcome. You can treat my whole body. >> Give me strip for you. >> No. >> He's never Look, he's never hit here. You want me pull my pant legs up? >> Yeah, I would appreciate it. >> Do you want to walk inside? I can pull my pants down cuz these are okay. Cuz look, I don't have I got a tail line now. Um, I just need to make sure he hasn't hit you. >> No, he's never. >> While others tried to keep things calm, Joel pushed it further, convinced he held the upper hand against the officers. But the outcome was far from what he expected. >> Brendon, go inside. Don't talk to >> No. Joel, go inside. STOP. MAYBE THE WAR. COME INSIDE. GO INSIDE. >> I'M just telling him you never put your on me. >> I don't know. Get inside, Britney. Please. >> She doesn't have She's not going to go inside right now cuz she's talking to her. >> Okay. No, [ __ ] that. You know what? Last time. >> All right, that's enough. >> YOU KNOW WHAT? THE LAST OFFICER THAT CHECKED MY WIFE'S T-SHIRT, SEXUALLY HARASSED MY WIFE, AND I HANDCUFFED HER BEHIND THE BACK WHEN SHE WAS PREGNANT. AND THAT'S ILLEGAL AS [ __ ] AND THAT'S WHY I GOT SHOT IN THE HEAD OVER THERE TO GAS ILL. OLIVIA, >> I don't care. Go inside. >> Let me go inside. >> She's not going inside. >> And what are you going to say? Huh? Who the [ __ ] are you? >> All right, turn around. Put your hands on your back, man. >> Why? Why? Why? >> Where's the phone? Where's your phone? >> I want to do Can I have a Can I give him a kiss by y'all, please? Cuz I do like >> He's just detained right now. He's just detained. >> Can I just give you a kiss? >> I get you're upset, but we're just asking because we need to figure it out. >> You don't need to figure nothing out. You need to make sure that there was >> You're on my side and quit being a nosy [ __ ] >> I'm so sick of being hassi [clears throat] drop reckless and I go 45 days in your probation. >> What you're yelling at me for right now has nothing to do with me. >> It does. Y'all harass me cuz I did my time. I did six and a half years of prison for selling dope. Okay, I don't do that no more. I'm I'm a licensed contractor in the state of Florida. I don't do that. I okay >> I have two kids. I have a family. MY WIFE JUST DIED. OKAY. I'M TRYING TO LIVE MY LIFE. And that little [ __ ] right there, I know he's the one that called you, okay? CUZ HE DON'T LIKE ME CUZ HE WENT THERE and he I don't know who called it. I know who called refused on my screen. That's cuz that little [ __ ] right there called him. I swear to God you me. I'll go over there myself. I promise you. I'm so sick of me right now. I want to get the [ __ ] out of I got four bad days. Let me do my 45 days. Get out. Let me get on my own life. I want to go back up north, please. I want to get out of Charlotte County. Let me get out of the [ __ ] Charlotte County. I'm so sick of this. Y'all harass me every I drive down the road. You p me for what? ill illuminated license plate. Really? Cuz I my license plate wasn't as good enough for your your liking. It wasn't bright enough. It's still on, but it wasn't bright enough. >> You know what? That's why that shot in the head cuz you guys do stupid like this. >> That's awesome, man. >> Yeah. No, it is. It is awesome. You know why? Because it's just [ __ ] up how you guys treat people around here. You abuse your authority. >> Okay. >> No, it's not okay. It's not okay. No. >> Where's your body camera at? >> Is it on? It's not on. >> Trust me, it's on. >> All right, your honor. You see this right here? This is an abuse of authority. Did I touch him? No. Did I do anything physical? No. And he put me in cuffs. See this? No. My girlfriend said there was NO PHYSICAL ABUSE AND THEY STILL CUFFED ME ON A DOMESTIC. SO WHY AM I IN CUFFS? >> Because of your threatening active behavior coming in my face, screaming in my face. >> Am I in your face? Am I in your face? >> You were. >> Oh, was I? Cuz No, cuz this is in your face. I was not in your face, officer. >> You were in my face. I was not in your face, officer. >> You're telling her to go inside when we need to talk to her. >> Why do you need to talk to her? >> I'm not explaining this over and over. >> Exactly. Why do you need to talk to her? Cuz there's nothing wrong with her. Why do you need to talk to her? Please tell me. >> Because we had to investigate a whatever domestic occurred investigated. What domestic occurred here? There's no >> It doesn't matter what I say here. >> Exactly. There's no domestic that occurred here. >> Stay right there. >> No, you're full of [ __ ] No domestic occurred here. You're abusing your power. >> When the supervisor showed up, Joel believed he still had a chance to escape the fallout. his own attitude would seal his fate, proving he never had any power at all. >> So, we got dispatched obviously to some kind of domestic. A neighbor called in some male banging on the car. >> He pulled He pulled in. He pulled in a second. I'll talk to you. >> He pulled in right as we got here. He's comes out of the car. >> Just >> I'll talk to you in a second, man. Just in a second. >> He starts screaming at us, telling us to get off his property and all this and wouldn't let us check on her. Um eventually he said we could check on her. I said you can go in there. >> Will you shut your mouth so I can talk to him? >> No, cuz you're lying to your situation. >> All right, >> officer. Come on. >> Nope. >> Run your mouth. All right. I'm sorry. Nope. >> Come on. I'm sorry. Careful, please. >> Careful, please. >> Look, he's allowed for Please talk. >> It's all on my body cam. >> Go in there. All right. I told you to go in. >> Well, we don't need your permission to go in. >> I know you don't, but please don't listen to me. All right. >> Put him in the car. >> Going in. I'm going go on the other side. >> Please listen to me. All right. >> You told me to bring you to jail. >> I know. cuz I'm over this. I'm always getting harassed for no reason. I didn't even do anything. >> You got anything on you? >> No, sir. >> Can I please talk to you, please? >> I tried to give you that opportunity. >> And you want to run your mouth? >> I'm sorry. >> I was giving you I apologize. >> I'm done. Sit in the car. >> Can I apologize? I'm so sorry. Can I please talk to you? I'm just upset. >> Sit in the car. >> Yes, sir. >> So, they um I just talked to her. He was hanging on the car because he was trying to get the kids in the car. He was pissed off that they weren't getting the car. Okay, that's not that's fine. He's not going to jail for anything. He's going to jail for structuring your investigation. >> No, I've been at the beach. >> None none of this is anything to do with you. >> Look, it's been a rough day. We've been at the beach all day. >> Okay. >> The kids home the loud banging on the car had to be like, you know, cuz the kids like they're [ __ ] they're five and nine. Okay. They wouldn't get in the car. It they didn't want to go back to Nanie's house. >> Okay. Well, he's also intoxicated. I can >> ass sometimes. >> Yeah. probably because he's drunk and as soon as he starts interfering with us and says you can't go check on somebody but back inside now >> or anything that and starts interfering with our investigation >> then he got all my information. Go now. You want to go to jail too? I'll take you to jail. >> So So and then I tried to give him a chance. >> Sorry I have I feel so like naked right now in front of y'all. >> I try to give him a chance and then he's still out here arguing. Won't even let me talk to anybody. So he can go for the obstruction for interfering with the investigation. That's we're done. >> When all was said and done, Joel was transported to jail and charged with obstruction. Onto the next case of Caleb Pinker, a Tik Tok star whose drunken decision to run from police during a public intoxication investigation quickly spiraled into chaos. >> Go ahead, turn around. Place your hands behind your back for me. >> I can easy resistance. I'm not. >> STOP RESISTING NOW. >> PLEASE. >> You wanted to run. >> No, no, no. I don't want to run here. >> Now you're going to jail. >> No. No. Here for >> a felony. But do you have a Texas license? >> I have um a fake ID that I should not have. >> On the 30th of April 2025, officers rushed to a hotel after reports of a man completely out of control. And from the moment they arrived, it was clear that Caleb was far beyond intoxicated. You >> been drinking tonight? >> I have been drinking. A couple more beers. Looks like the phone that dropped this low. >> Your ID. That's what I I don't care about your phone right now. Oh, >> okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. You able to multitask? Costco. So many people probably three uh one two. >> No, that's your credit card here. I got your ID. Come on, let's walk down the stairs. I got multiple IDs. One out of Texas, one out of New Jersey. Grab your credit card there. >> Here it is right here. Am I sure? >> That's a credit card. Go down the stairs, please. >> Okay, I will. 109. >> This way. >> Okay. Hold on. >> Down the stairs. >> Can you not push me down the stairs? >> I'm not pushing you down the stairs. >> Thank you. >> Oh [ __ ] Here we go. >> Here you go, sir. >> That is your credit card for the third time. >> Walk down the stairs. Put it in your pocket. Come on downstairs. >> Just have a seat right there. pretty much. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, which one's your ID? >> What state are you out of? >> Hawaii. >> What? >> Hawaii. >> Hawaii. Neither of these are Hawaii because I think he's probably guessing. >> Yeah. Oh, here. Except for that. >> Yeah. >> You guys can see. >> Okay. Can I see any other IDs that you might have? Maybe from Hawaii if that's where you're saying you're from. >> I'm looking for them, but it's too late. >> Okay. You mind if I look for you? >> Here you go. >> No. You mind if I look for you? >> No. >> Okay. I'm going to look for your ID. >> What's going on? >> Let go. >> Those are your credit cards, my man. This is credit cards. Here, let me put your credit cards back. >> She see. >> Here you go. >> That's not your >> Here you go. >> No, here's your credit. All right. What's your name? >> Caleb. >> Caleb. >> Yeah. >> What's your last name? >> P I N K A R D. Fingers. >> Nope. >> Nope. Uh, you know what? Let me look at these real quick. Watch your feet, my man. >> The hard officers tried to reason with Caleb the further he drifted, lost in his intoxicated haze, unaware that his downfall was already closing in. >> What's your date of birth, Caleb? >> 2012. 2002. >> What? >> Um 2012 2002. >> 2012 2002. >> Yes, sir. >> What month is that? >> Um um January 28th. Uh 2022. >> 2020 what? >> Um 2022. >> 2020. >> Um sorry, sure, sure. Um 2020 20 um 5 2 8 um 202. >> What are you saying right now, dude? >> 2012 is the year, right? >> Is what year? The year you were born. >> 2012. >> That makes you what? 13 years old. >> No. >> Okay. >> 2005. >> 2005. >> 20. >> So you're 20. >> Yeah. And you're intoxicated right now. >> Um, currently on this moment inside my own uh residency. >> Yeah. >> You don't you're not staying up there. >> It said on the >> because the the person that called us definitely knew you were not staying there and she is staying there. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> What's her name? >> Not the one you gave me. Do you have a room key with you for the hotel you're staying at? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Can I see it? E T H A N. Here you go. >> Is that where you're staying? >> Yeah. Ethan Pinker. Here you go. >> What is this? >> E T H A N Pinker. >> Okay. This is some random business card from Hawaii. >> That is not a uh random business card from Hawaii. It's Ethan Pinker. It >> should say right here. >> E hen Pinker. >> No. Grab this. >> Okay. >> Okay. Put it back in your pouch there. Okay. >> Do you have a real ID with you? >> I do indeed. >> Okay. >> Costco. >> That's Costco. That's not your ID. >> Okay. >> Real. >> That's another business card. That's not your ID. >> Okay. >> That's not an ID. But that is your room key. >> That's for the hotel. Key West Historicans Ridley House Winslow bungalows right Fitch Lodge >> the under 21 is good. This one is the fake. >> This one's the fake. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Is New Jersey fake fake ID to get the bars. >> Yeah. >> Where you staying at, man? >> Right here. Stay up there. >> What's the address? Uh, two easy 002 is 005 and 03. >> Okay. >> Over here up to the left. >> Conversation with Caleb was already uneasy. But just as officers kept their composure, he made a choice that flipped everything on its head. >> Go ahead, turn around. Place your hands behind your back for me. I can easy. Get out. All right. >> I got I got this hand. >> Okay. Okay. I'm not struggling. Hey. Hey. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> All right. >> I'm not. >> Let your hand go. Let go. Let your hand go. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. I'm not resisting. >> All right. Stop. Give us your hand. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not. >> Stop resisting now. >> Stop. >> Hey. Hey. I'm trying. >> Give us your hand. >> I'm not. >> Relax your hand. >> Or you're going to get Please. I'm not resisting. >> Give us your other hand. Stop. >> Stop. It's underneath. >> I'm not resisting. I promise you. I'm not I'm giving you my hand. I'm not resisting. Look. Open hands. Everything is open. Please give me give me Here you go. Please >> please. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> Listen. >> Here you go. Everything to do. Sh. >> I give you everything is going around your >> Here you go. Here you go. Everything is relaxed. >> Relax. >> Everything is relaxed. Here you go. >> Here you go, my brother. Goes this way. Go. >> Here you go. Here you go. Open is everything. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Hey. Relax. >> Everything is relaxed. Everything is relaxed. Please. Please don't give me. >> It's got to go this way, my man. >> It hurts. It hurts. I'm giving you everything. >> Please. Everything is open. >> Please. I have injuries. Please. >> Well, no [ __ ] >> Please. >> You wanted to run. >> No, no, no. I don't want to run. >> Now you're going to jail. >> No. No. Here you go. >> A felony. >> Here you go. >> Here you go. Straight up. >> Here you go. Here you go. Everything is good. It's okay. Here you go. Everything is yours. It's okay. It's okay. Everything is yours. Here, everything is yours. >> All right. Take a seat. Okay. Okay. I'll take a seat. I'll take a seat. >> I don't want to resist you. Everything is >> All right. Just chill out. >> I'm chilling. I'm chilling. I promise you. I don't want to resist the rest. I don't want food. >> Listen. Um, >> everything is yours, my brother. Okay. >> Just chill out. >> I'm sitting here very relaxed. >> All right. Just listen. >> I'm listening my mind back. >> I'm listening. Do you have any? [clears throat] >> No. >> No weapons. >> Let me finish. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Do you have pain? [clears throat] Are you hurt somewhere? >> Have pain. >> Okay. Where do you have pain? >> Everywhere in my body. I have um metal in my left arm. >> Okay. >> Um I have um metal in my right leg. Um I have >> I'm sorry. >> I'm trying I'm asking you so I can get a medic if we have to. >> No, it's okay. It's okay. I I really don't want to be um you know [clears throat] um um confrontational. I don't want to be >> We are being Okay, I got out. We are >> Caleb quickly realized how reckless his choice had been. Though remorse set in, nothing could stop his trip to jail. >> Do you know where you are? >> I do know where I am. >> Where are you right now? >> Key West, right next to the hotel. >> I was just trying to go inside my hotel, but you guys wanted to arrest me. That's okay. >> I understand. There's a difference between what we were doing and what I >> No, I understand. I understand. It's okay. >> Hey, it's okay. >> Do you know where you're staying at? >> I do know where I'm staying at. >> Where are you staying at, my man? >> I'm staying right next to Key West um hotel right over here. >> Okay. Do you have a hotel card, like a room key or anything? >> Um you stay with anybody that knows you? >> Um I do believe >> parents. No, no, I'm staying [clears throat] with I'm staying with family that knows me. >> Okay. But not your parents. >> My parents. How old are you? >> 20. >> Um 20. >> Okay. >> I believe that is 20. >> Yeah. You got a cut on your ear from the rocks over there. >> Okay. Okay. >> I mean, you drive over there, man. That's uh >> Hey, hey, I'm not mad at you. I understand you're doing your job. >> I understand. I'm sorry for uh >> I'm sure you know what and I believe I'm sure you are alcohol play. >> I understand. I understand. You're just doing your job. I'm not mad at you. Well, you picked the wrong guy to run from cuz Jack's got you by uh you know, >> it's okay. It's okay. I understand. >> No, I for real. I for real. You guys might think I'm joking or bus laughing or whatever. >> I understand. >> I understand the situation I'm in and I am very sorry. >> Yeah, no worries. I was trying to get home and I was trying to go for sleep but um I got arrested and I'm going >> and sometimes you know when we get this a lot sometimes that people are trying to go home and if you know it happens that you you get to the wrong place and we try our best to get the people to where they need to go. >> But I don't think that's what happened from what I can see >> so far. >> I understand. I I just wanted to go to sleep, but I I I must I must lost my place. And I obviously I tried to run because I I didn't want to um not go to sleep. I didn't want to deal with all of this tonight. And I understand that your job and that's not your fault. That's okay. >> Yeah. Trust me. Like if like when I go to calls like this, I normally take whoever, you know, they are when they are trying to go home, I take them. I even take them and I I I get them a ride, you know. It's okay. >> But I don't >> I got here last, so I don't know what happened from the very beginning. >> It's okay. >> But, you know, uh >> it's not your fault. You know, it's it's just it is what it is. So, the law they they do what they can and you know, we're just trying to keep everybody in place. I I I'm not trying to mess anything up. I just I wanted to go sleep. I've been awake for 35 hours. I made this week. >> How can you even do that? >> Because I traveled from Hawaii, >> you know. I had to um take all these flights. I never I never bought jug with me. I never did nothing wrong. I just I wanted to go sleep and I ran. I shouldn't have ran and I'm very sorry for that. >> Yeah, that would 35 hours being awake. >> My hotel is right over here and I'm just I'm very tired. I wanted to go sleep. >> Should I have drunk? No, I should not have drunk alcohol but I did. I made mistake, you know. I'm very sorry. >> I hear you. I'm very sorry. >> Because of his drunken state [music] and visible injuries, medics were brought in and that's when they uncovered another crime tied to Caleb, stealing his fate. >> What's your name? >> Just listen to >> Hey, how you doing? >> Yes, sir. Sergeant, Sergeant, what's your What's your name? >> Caleb. >> Caleb? >> Yes, sir. >> All right, Caleb. Are you injured anywhere? >> I am in my elbow. >> Your elbow? >> Yeah, I have metal inside. >> You have metal? >> I do have metal inside. >> What uh what kind of injury have you had before? >> Um I had one. >> Stay right there. Okay. >> Look, look up. No, no. Look, look this way. It's right there. Stay right there. >> Look at me. >> I have the kind injury inside my elbow. >> Look at me. That way. That way. Just look at me for a second. >> What's your name, Sergeant? >> I'm Sergeant Stats. >> Stats. >> Status. >> Nice to meet you, Stats. >> Nice to meet you, Kayla. Where you from? >> Hey, I'm very sorry. It's inside these kind circumstances. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Where you from? >> I'm from Cahoo. >> Where? >> Not. N A L E. Not Aleju. >> Where's that? >> Um, it's over by Kahu. >> Where's that? Um, KA >> you Hawaii. >> Hawaii. >> I live. >> Okay. >> But you have a Texas license. >> I have um a fake ID that I should not have >> a fake ID. You shouldn't have. Is that the one from Texas? >> Yes, sir. >> Oh, well. >> And Matt. Hey. >> And And Sergeant. Sergeant, >> you got one out of New Jersey, too? >> Yes. And that is a real >> No, that is a felony. >> That's a fake one. >> That is a felony, sir. Do you have any real ID? >> I do. I do. Focus on it. He's >> asking K A. >> K A couple. Hold on. >> He's asking which I is the one. >> Which one's the real one? Do you have a real one? >> I do indeed. >> What state? >> T AU. >> Caou Hawaii. >> Taou, Hawaii. So, your real ID is from Hawaii. >> Yes, sir. Where you staying at? >> Right here. >> Um, >> at the hotel. It's a I believe a rental. >> If I'm not mistaken, it could be the one that we were here earlier, maybe two or three hours ago about kids like throwing stuff from the balcony. >> Uh you're uh uh you're correct, sir. But I never >> No, I'm just saying that probably I know where you are staying. That's all that's all I'm saying. >> I never threw anything from the balcony out. >> Caleb, listen to me. >> Yes. >> Who you here with? my um my sister um and her um her family. My sister and her family. >> I would never want >> her family or is that your family too? >> That's my family, too. >> Okay. >> I would never want to hurt anybody. I made a mistake. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm very sorry. >> He received medical care first, then was escorted straight to jail. >> Please get in the door for you. >> Okay. My man just one second. Okay. Yes, sir. Lopez, is this just you just kind of need, >> you know? Okay. All right. Hold on, my man. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Right here. I got you. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> You just got to adjust these. AC is going to be on. You'll be good to go, right? >> Yes, sir. >> How long are you down here on vacation for? >> Um, I plan to be in Key West for just 1 and 1/2 days. >> Okay. Did you get here today? >> Yes, I did. You got >> 2 hours. sleep right now. Very poor. >> You'll be able to get some uh sleep and some water and all that stuff. >> Very poor judgment. No, it's fine. Listen, everybody's poor judgment every once in a while. So, no worries. You'll get through this one. Go ahead and have a seat. >> Okay. Yes, sir. Lopez, >> what you want to do first? Put your butt in first on the seat. Watch your head. Watch your head. >> Okay. >> All right. >> And you're good. >> All right. Now, one leg at a time. >> All right. >> I am very sorry. >> You're good. We know you are. Okay. >> I am very stated it. You know you are everybody has a bad bad day. >> I really >> in Key West the bad days tend to be >> more often than >> Nope. Less >> less >> or in a movie than I had once or uh even a bad day it's still sunny. >> All righty then. >> To close out, Caleb was charged with possession of a fake identity and resisting arrest. Put your hands on the steering wheel. >> Sir, what are you doing? I'm a business owner. I don't tote no guns. I'm a business owner, sir. Super All Service LLC. I'm a grown man. >> Oh, you're a grown man. >> I'm not going to go nowhere with no grown man to tell me nothing. Go, you well badge. You I turn my back to you. [ __ ] me or me here, mother. [ __ ] you. I never bow down to you. >> On the 30th of June 2025, officers responded to a disturbance involving a man and his friends on private property. But when they arrived, they were met with a display of entitlement and power unlike anything they had ever seen. >> Telling you to. >> No, I ain't going nowhere. >> Yeah, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Walk over here. I told you to. >> No, I ain't got to go nowhere cuz you go. So, what you >> I tell you to and you're going to do it. Sir, I ain't got nothing to wrong. Show me your hand. >> Then listen. >> Put your hands on the steering wheel. >> Sir, what are you doing? I'm a business owner. >> 23. Give us a 10 three for a minute. >> Trying to get one detained. And we have one more in the truck. >> No, you got to give me detain. >> Spread your feet. >> I spread your feet. >> Spread them. >> Yeah. Spread. >> Spread your feet. >> But you ain't got to do that, sir. >> Lean against the car. Put your hands together. >> Sir, what are you doing this for? >> I'm detaining you >> for what? because of the call we got. You're gonna listen to me. >> What call you got, sir? I'm a Ben super officer with the LC. >> What call do you get, sir? >> Two, just go with this. Close getting that guy to chain. >> Sir, you don't have to put me by a car to detain. I'm I'm cool right here. I have I have two kids home that's twins. >> Okay. We got a complaint that you were armed with a gun. >> Gun >> based on some statements you made. starts trash my car >> and we when we roll up you don't listen to us. So this is what is going to happen. Okay. >> I didn't listen why I listened to you. You just rolled up and grabbed me. >> You said I'm not coming over. You refused, >> bro. I didn't refuse. >> Yeah, you did. >> You realize everything I have is on everything you said is on body camera, right? >> Body camera. I don't tote no guns. I'm a business owner, sir. Super All Service LLC. I came here tonight because my business owner because I worked four six hours tonight and I came home tonight to get a full of food. I got food to the car. There's no drugs, no guns, no no drugs, no nothing. >> Hey my man, >> you can lift the sir, you don't have to call nothing. I have twin kids at home as one years old, sir. And what you doing tonight is very disrespectful. I have a wife that's home, sir. I came here tonight because to get a drink because I've been in the wrong all night. >> Okay, so it's super easy. >> There's no guns. >> When I tell you >> you can search my car and not disrespect you, sir. Look me in my eyes. >> When I tell you that you're going to come over here, you're going to come over. >> I'm a grown man. >> Understood? >> Oh, you're a grown man. I'm not going to go nowhere with no grown man that tell me nothing go I have kids that don't me I don't care what you are sir no I don't have to listen I live off the god of land I live off the gods of land there's nothing I did wrong there's nothing there's no gun that's no nothing >> stay still so I can lock your handcuffs >> sir you can lock whatever sir I'm not going to jail tonight cuz I didn't do anything >> I didn't say you were going to jail but you're not listening I'm listening to you sir but I'm a you kid ain't no man going to tell me cuz he tell me to do something I'm going to do something. You can call your captain or whoever, sir. Call your supervisor is what I asked for. I'm a respectful man. I got a wife at home with kids and you just cuff me up when I'm going home. I got newborn kids at home, sir. You can >> probably shouldn't be out drinking, man. >> Regardless of what I'm doing, I can call my wife. I didn't do nothing wrong for you to do this tonight. >> Brandon came in hot with pure aggression. And while officers tried to keep things calm, he pushed it to the extreme. A choice he had soon come to regret. >> You the owner of the car? >> I'm the owner of the business Super Ray All Service LLC. I came here tonight to get a drink, sir. I didn't do nothing wrong. There's no gun. There's no nothing. And you going to answer to this. I have newborn kids at the home tonight with my wife. >> There's no guns. Don't no drugs. There's no nothing. Sir, >> what's your last name, man? >> My name is Brandon. Sir. >> Brandon. What? I was born July. You gonna have to answer this, sir. I'm a business owner. Super Ray All Service LLC. >> What's your last name? >> And whoever called them and said I had guns tonight. I have no guns. I told no guns. >> All right. >> I'm a I'm a father of newborn kids at the home tonight that's under one years old and called my wife and you got me in handcuffs. Under what reason, sir? >> You done yelling? >> I'm not done yelling. I'm a father just like you and I'm a man. I'm not going to never bow down to you. You can beat me. You can do whatever. I'm not going to bow down to you cuz you can look me in my eyes like I'm looking your wife. You can talk what you got, but I'm never going to bow down to you. You could beat me or me. I would a [ __ ] night. I will never bow down to you or no other man. I made husband and I'm a father to to fouring kids. I'm a business owner. >> Spitting on me. >> I'm not going to spit on you, >> but I'm not going to bow down you. You can do whatever >> you need to calm down and say. >> No, I'm not going to calm down, sir. You just disrespect me and you offended me. I had just came from a business from a job of three jobs today. I got a business tomorrow, a job tomorrow. >> When you're done yelling, we'll have >> I'm not yelling, sir. You can't tell me how to talk as a man. You're a father. You're a man. You're a husband. And I just did cuff. >> Dude, I told you to walk over to me. We got a complaint. You need to listen for a >> I am listening to you, but I will never bow down to you. Do what you got to do to me. >> Do what you got to do to me. >> I didn't do no harm to nobody. Do what you got to do to me. You can't wrong, sir. Take me to jail. For what cause? I didn't do nothing. My wife will be there. I have kids. That's two ends. That's under one year old. All service luck. Sir, >> you can do what you got to do, sir. I would never bow down to you or nobody out here. as my trunk is red shirt and it's all sir. You can do what you got to do. >> And you tighten the cup >> and you at the front desk. I respect you, sir. >> Stay here. >> Because I came here and had a sir, don't keep dragging me because I got a lawyer. Stay here. >> Well, I got a lawyer. You can't take me to jail. Why you uncuffed me? I do nothing wrong. >> You're detained. You're not under arrest. >> Detained under what reason, sir? >> I'm not going to talk until you stop yelling. >> Well, sir, I'm not yelling. I'm a man just like you. You got kids home in the bed tonight. I'm detained out of what reason? There's no nothing, sir. And I asked you to refuse and to uncuff me to go home to my kids and my wife, sir, because this is an uncivilized and I'm a lawabiding citizen. I pay my taxes every year. I have a business super ray off service. Google me, sir. >> As the truth closed in, the officers had what they needed to make their move. But his reaction turned the arrest into something far more explosive than any of them saw coming. >> Approached the vehicle to tell them we can't hang out in the parking lot, sit in the car, smoking pot, the whole ner. >> Okay, I understand completely. We're going to get inside, do what we got to do inside, move inside, came back outside. >> All of a sudden, there's probably four people over here. All of them are hanging around each other passing the blunt. Guys, I told y'all we can't do this. we got to get out of here at that uh we don't have to do anything. I'll sit here for as long as I want. Um I said I'll give you 5 minutes before I call PD. And as I turned around, he made a bunch of verbal threats about we don't we don't care. We got 100 rounds that we can throw down and four kids. No, >> just this type of >> this specifically or both of them or >> no just this tall one. Nobody else said a word. >> And sir, I promise you God I will have a lawass. >> I didn't do no trespassing. I didn't do nothing. I bought food. >> Try to talk to me because I can't get anywhere. >> Sir, please do not fake a crime on me. I bought food. Don't take no trespassing. I didn't trespass. Hold on. >> I don't want to hear what you got to say. Cuff me and take me to the jail if I did something wrong. But if I do nothing wrong, take me to my wife and my kids who's not a year old. Twins. >> Take me home. >> I don't relax for take me [ __ ] home. >> Fire. >> Take me to the jail house. Fire. I do something wrong. >> I got a wife home. All right, fella. This is going to get nowhere. But ultimately, are one of these guys good to drive? Cuz they just want to trespass. >> Can this guy drive? >> Sir, >> so the car >> based on the statements, >> you mother I will walk home. >> I will walk home. Please uncuff me and leave my truck here. whole lot of money. God, >> is this your truck, >> sir? I'm taking you to the last national or take me to jail. Don't ask me. >> At this point, Brandon was now coming to a painful realization. It was not really as untouchable as he thought, but being an entitled man, there was very little chance that he was going to be able to deal with his new reality. >> Don't speak to me. You ain't man enough to speak to me. You a You are a badge to [ __ ] go against the people of my kind. You wear well badge. You I turn my back to you. Me or me here. I'll never bow down to you. Look me my I ain't breaking. I won't bow down to you now. Day me here. I ain't do nothing wrong. Take me to jail for what you got to take me for, son. You look me in mying eyes. I will never bow down to you. You your bloodline your existence. >> My God will you. You have 0% birth towel. You think I don't know about you and the white man. You have 0% birth towel on this rate. How many [ __ ] killings do you go to to give birth to a woman? Swing and hit me. BE A BAD MAN. SWING AND HIT ME. Why these cuss? I have two kids. Four kids. I know all about you, Father God. My God, tell me how many kids you have. >> You can't give birth. 0% birth tower. Father, you leaving from this [ __ ] planet. You can shake your head, but you know it's true. You leaving from here. You and every one of you. I will never bow down to you. You can kill me the day of the night. I will never bow down to you. I'm a father and I blank one time. God give me the strength. The same God that give the light to give to me. You [ __ ] up tonight. You met a real one. I would never blame cuz I don't fear you. I don't fear that gun to you. Check my shirt if I've been shot before plenty of times. I don't fear you mother. But I look with my [ __ ] eyes. You're not a real man. You a and take me to jail for that. You a you a cow and you whatever the speaker. You took a bast to go against the people of my kind. Mother you take me toing jail or whatever the cuz I don't break a crime. I got a wife at home and I got two kids that's twins and a twin. Scratch the trap. Put your [ __ ] swing and hit me like you want to cuz mother hit me with your best shot mother. I give me a chest. Hit me with your best shot mother me. I don't give a [ __ ] damn. I got a bunch of [ __ ] kids. Four of them. Two grown men that's going to be just like me. Turn this car off cuz you looking at me. I don't give a turn my car. You looking at a real man. I don't sell no drugs. I get up every day. I've been up 15 hours a day. did four jobs. Look me in the eyes. How many of you today? And you got me detained right here. I got two kids on that's not even there in the white and she don't know what's going on. [ __ ] you. I would never bow down to you. Take me to jail. You got to take me to jail. But mother you to the day I [ __ ] die and I ru [ __ ] grave. [ __ ] you. And every person look like you. >> Brandon was so consumed by some power he thought he wielded. He ignored every warning choosing instead to unleash his fury on the officers. >> Take me to jail now, mother. Cuz I didn't did nothing wrong. And mother you too. I hope God never give you birth to nobody to walk this earth. >> You better stay the back. >> I don't give a about you, mother. Cuz I'm not approaching you. So you already got me in cuffs. What you going to do? Shoot me. >> I can't do nothing to you. What you going to shoot me? You a got a real woman at home that would never do this. You think you somebody could out in cuff. I'm talking to him. I want to talk to no fire. I didn't do nothing wrong. They won't let me know. Take me to jail. I didn't do nothing wrong. You motheruck. I didn't do nothing wrong with you mother. How many kids you got? I hope God never give birth to no one. Walk home. >> I don't have to. I can walk home. Leave here. I got my wife. She was coming cuz she's a real wife. Mother you. You ain't no wife. You took a bath to go against people like me. Set the back. You got me in cuffs. What I'm going to do to her? Shut the [ __ ] up. >> I'm gonna talk about the >> You ain't going to talk about [ __ ] motherucker. I don't want to hear this [ __ ] What you got to talk about? Respect a real man. Shut the [ __ ] up. Shut the [ __ ] up. That's what you got to do to uncuff me. I Because mother, I wish you die right here while I'm speaking to you. >> Record that. I wish you [ __ ] die right here while I'm speaking to you. I wish your mama die. I wish your father die. I wish everybody in your bloodline die right here, right now. Cuz there going to come a time and die in earth where all you going toing die. And I hope you die right now. Look me my I don't give a I did nothing wrong. You can't stand that. I did nothing wrong. Uncuff me. >> Uncuff me. >> Talk to you about that. >> You can't talk to me about I wish you death on you and everybody that ever got your bloodline. I wish you death. >> You [ __ ] Shut your mouth. Talk to my back. It can't talk. Mother, you think you got your parents to jail? We'll take them. >> What I did wrong? You going to take me to jail? >> I didn't resist. When his rage and yelling refused to stop, officers finally had enough and chose to put an end to the situation. >> I got kids at home. I didn't resist drinking. >> I didn't drink it. >> My wife's coming to get me. She called with my kids. That's one mono. I didn't resist. >> Hey, you're going to be trespassing me. You can't come back here. >> Trespassing, sir. You're going to sir. You're going to have to face a drug. They have came a criminal charge, >> sir. They have cameras right here right now. I will pay you for a judge to record this here tonight. What's your name? I didn't do nothing wrong and you're a real man. You can refuse me to jail. Don't beat me. I don't care if you beat me or whatever. I don't care. I didn't do nothing wrong. I would never bow down to you. Now when you mother take me to jail. >> You were giving lawful orders, >> sir. I didn't give law for nothing. I didn't offend you. I didn't do nothing. You called me for nothing. You said I'm resisting. We're resisting arrest. You got me in handcuffs. So what I'm resisting? >> You got me in handcuff, >> sir. Real man. I know you. >> What's going in? I know you. You don't got to take me. >> I got kids home. >> Hey, try again. You got to go in the car. >> I don't have to try again. I can go to jail tonight, sir. But respectful. I'm a business owner. I've been there 3 years on. I respect you. >> You got to go in the car. It's okay. You don't have to You don't have to You don't have to beat me. >> Fire. What? I'm What? I'm going to jail tonight. >> You said resisting in the car. >> You had me in handcuffs. What? I resist. >> Get in the car, please. >> I'll get in the car. >> All right. >> I have kids as newborns. That's home. >> Okay. >> Have a seat. You got to get >> beyond all this here. >> Get in the car. >> Look me in my eyes. >> Have a seat. >> I can sit in the car. I have my wife. Can I call my wife? >> Sit all the way in the car. >> Sir, can I call my wife? >> We will help you do that if you get in the car, >> man. I get What did I do wrong? >> Get in the car, please. >> I have a job. I ask you one more time. >> You don't have to beat me or none of that, sir. I'm a business owner. >> What are you doing? And I'm going to open the door on the other side. In the car. >> I have a job. I have a I'm in a car. I have Bro, you don't have to be >> adult with the job. I get it. Start acting like that. >> I have a business. You disrespecting me tonight, sir. You uh you cuss me for nothing. I have a kid that's one years old. I'm not going to bow down to you, sir. You can take me to jail. You can beat me tonight, sir. I'm not going to bow down you taking me to jail. >> Closing out the incident, Brandon [music] was trespassed on the property and charged with disorderly conduct. Just like Wendell, meet John Rosco, an offduty cop who believes he could use his power to talk his way out of an arrest. For the officers on scene, maintain professionalism. >> If I get called out here, >> I have to do my job no matter who it is. >> I used to be your supervisor. >> I understand that. >> Do what you got to do. >> I understand that. Do what you got to do. >> Okay. I understand that. What's number two? >> Investigation for the child abuse. Put your answer back. >> No, you don't have to cop me. >> No, I do have to copy. >> On the 8th of May, 2025, officers were alerted by a concerned ex-wife about the troubling behavior of a fellow cop. That cop, John, was soon caught driving under the influence. But when pulled over, his reaction made it clear he believed he still held the authority to control the encounter. >> What's going on, LT? >> Just call me L2. >> You doing all right? >> Doing good. >> Yeah, I'm so I'm going to my kids wife's home to get my kids come back. >> Okay. You mind stepping out and talking to us? You should give us a call, brother. We just want to make sure you're all right. >> I got you. I got you. going I went through some stuff myself not too long ago, okay? And I just want to ensure your safety, make sure you're good, brother, okay? She called out of out of the goodness of her heart and she's worried about you and we're worried about you, too, brother. >> I'm struggling, bro. I got you struggling. >> Let's step on and have a conversation. Okay. >> Come on. >> What's that? >> You're not dumb, but you're not. No. Come on. >> Come back here. I'm >> I'm hurting you. >> I got you. You want to sit on the tailgate? >> Is it cool if I turn off your truck? >> No. >> Broken? >> Yeah. >> Is it broken? >> This is brand new. Watch this [ __ ] >> TV. >> Supposed to go like this, right? >> No. Look. >> So, side note, you go like this. Then you watch it. I'm supposed to drop. It's not dropping. paid a lot of money for that trunk to just touch and drop. >> She call you guys. >> Yeah, bro. She's She's worried about you, man. >> Yeah, >> she's worried about you. >> Not in a good place, man. >> What's going on? Oh 528 East Lake for an intoxicated driver. >> I'm hurting man. >> Nothing. >> I'm just trying to jump over to get my kids back. When John saw his fellow officers in a tough spot because of him, he tried to twist it into his way out of arrest, but reality had a very different plan. >> Mom. >> Mom. >> Yeah, they're good. >> Where were you driving to get them? >> Not smart. You put me in a really bad position, man. Could end my career. Um, are you guys still talking to him about what's going on over there? >> No. >> No, they got it. I don't think so. I think she unless I'd have to do this. >> There's nothing to do with this. I'm just I'm just dumbfounded. I was >> like my house is literally around the corner and I did not break a single law turned the corner. The only reason they contacted me was because Stephanie called him concerned because she thought I was going to >> Mhm. >> Did I break a single off? >> And that's a reason to contact you then. >> Absolutely. But dude, but did I break a single law? I turned my left signal on. I was inside my lanes. I never broke any law whatsoever. >> According to his ex-wife's report, John had been aggressive toward his kids. But they had to hear from John also, hoping his side of the story would make things easier. >> And also because of the allegations regarding the children. >> What was the allegations? That's why we were asking about what happened earlier. >> Nothing happened. >> Did you get into an argument with them? >> Jackson, my oldest son, he's a dick. >> So, what happened with that? Cuz I get it. He's what, 15, 16? >> Yes. 15. He's a >> Okay, >> hold on. Come here. Jackson's a Jackson is the caveat to my existence. If I say rules are rules, he goes, "So, here's the rule." He goes here. So he is the anti-thesis to my thesis, right? So what I say are the rules. He goes, "Oh, okay." And he goes like this and he goes, "I'm going to go >> over here and I'm going to say you and I'm going to do what I want." So this is crazy. This is a lot because literally the only thing I had was a like a small disagree with Jackson because Liam lost his because Marley spilled her drink and soaked the pizza. And I said, "Calm down. We're fine. I'm cooking a new pizza. We're good." And then Jackson just kept going and I said, "Get the out of the room. Go to your room. Shut the door and don't talk to people." That was it. That was the only conversation we had. But I think Stephanie is worried that like I might >> So that's why the officers were literally right here. >> Yeah. Because you guys are worried that I'm >> They were getting ready to contact you. >> They see you. They see you drive out >> because I was worried that like I told her I'm like, "My kids are fine. I just want to get them home." And I get that and it was a really bad decision. It's just bad decision. >> So you were literally leaving the house to go over there to get the kids. >> Yeah. Yeah. Because it wasn't like >> Do you feel like hurting yourself at all? >> Yeah. >> So this is this was the this is the issue that we have. >> Yeah. is that >> yes, >> you're leaving the house to go >> because I'm not stable >> to go get your children, >> which I'm not stable. >> You're unstable. >> You've been drinking and then you're going to grab those kids and then bring them back home. >> So, I think >> because because my kids my kids are my own stability. >> I I get you. I I totally get you. My That's the way my kids are with me. >> And when they get to my house, do you know what you know what happens when they get in my house? I have a sense of um stability. I understand that. [snorts] >> And when they're in my house, >> there's there's no negative thoughts. >> But now we have to look at it from the standpoint. >> Yeah. Rosco, you can >> I know what you're doing. >> What we have to look at right where we have to look. >> Absolutely right. >> Is that now you're going over there, >> you're drinking, and then going to grab them and come back over here. >> Absolutely right. >> Not a good situation. Since Jon was one of their own, the officers showed unusual leniency, hoping his side of the story might be enough to keep him out of jail. >> Do you guys want to talk to him more about the kid situation >> questions? >> Yeah. Just LT at any point in time when everything was going on, did he ever get like physical or did the kid >> kidding me? >> No. >> No. No. No. No. And and you can interview my kids and you can drive over to her house right now, dude. I'm not that dude, man. And I >> Why are we having this? Why are we having this conversation? >> I was never physical with him. >> There's some allegations and I just want to get your sight to what's going on. >> No, dude. No, I'm not that guy, man. The only thing I have is my kids. I'm not physical. I've never been physical. And they will tell you the same thing. What the >> Which one is the the oldest one? What's his name? Dex, that's the one that was kind of giving me, you know, a little bit of a >> hard >> to his defense though, he is ADHD full-blown. >> So when he's off his meds, so the meds I give him that I pay for with my [snorts] insurance, they only give him from so he takes him meds in the morning, it takes about an hour to kick in. So let's say like 7:30ish. So from 7:30ish until 6th period full-blown he's good to go. >> Yeah. 7th period he starts to melt down a little bit. We already warned his teacher. She's on board. [snorts] He melts down a little bit. He's a little kind of scatterbrained. >> Yes. >> So but her seventh period gets it. So she tries to rein him in. >> So just maybe a little bit of imbalance with the medications and stuff. ask you. How did uh how did Stephanie end up coming to the house tonight? How did that how did she >> I don't know. I actually don't know >> cuz you tonight's your night with the kids. >> Yes. I actually took last night off and got the first full night of sleep I've ever gotten since I worked for said Anna. I have been on 4 hours of sleep every night. >> You going gra? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Well, and then they get they made me they called the [ __ ] boy. It gave me the [ __ ] boy shift. That's what they call it. It's called six to four. So what it means is if somebody doesn't show up to 42, I have to take it >> last second. Like they call me 42. >> And if they if they say nope, show up to your shift. Oh, side note, some someone didn't show up to 8 to 6. I get two hours of overtime. [snorts] >> So I'm like that weird kind of in between. >> Yeah. So, we just back to Stephanie. We don't know how mom got there tonight. >> When she pulled up, the kids just went with her or did she say she's taking the kids or how how'd that happen? >> I gave her a hug. I said, "Thank you." And said, "I'm struggling." >> She said, "Good." And she took the kids. >> You didn't call her tonight? >> Oh, God. Yes. I I I called her and said, "Please talk to me because >> after she took the kids before?" >> No, after >> after No, she took the kids. I was good with it. Like, so here's the thing with me and Stephanie is >> if she decides something's off, >> Yeah. >> she gets them and I never I don't argue. >> Yeah. >> Ever. >> John carried on with his life and struggles. But none of that swayed anyone. His actions crossed the [music] line. The law didn't care about his position. >> Do I have moments where I'm like, you know, maybe the world would be better without me? Sure, I have those moments, but then they go away because like who else would be a dad to them, >> dude? >> I'm not going to kill myself. I promise, dude. >> I just worry about you, bro. You know what to say, man. >> Nobody cares, dude. Nobody cares about me. That was the last time. Right, dude. like you're the you're the sergeant I try to role model myself after. >> I love you, man. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You're in this position. It's my fault. It's my fault. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You shouldn't be here. >> I thought you could reach out to us. >> I'm sorry. You shouldn't be here either. Come here. >> Yeah. I'm going to try to get you help, man. >> You shouldn't be here, bud. I'm sorry. I I'm sorry. I appreciate it. You shouldn't be here. Okay, I forgive you, man. I really do. Just don't even That shouldn't be a worry on your plate. >> I'm telling you, you shouldn't. >> I'm sorry, guys. Man, I'm so sorry. You guys shouldn't be here. >> Forgive you. All we do is care about you. You got nothing to worry about that. >> You should be here, bud. I know, but I mean, we're here, right? >> I'm sorry. It's okay. I'm >> sorry. BS us some rookies. I don't know. John, I'm sorry. >> It's okay. So, you you know why I'm out here. >> Cuz you're DDUB. >> And if I get called out here, I have to do my job no matter who it is. Um, so I need to make sure that you're okay to drive. >> I don't want to drive. >> Okay. No, I'm just Well, you were driving. That's the problem. >> I >> That's the problem that we That's the problem that we're all in right now. Okay. Um, so I I need to make sure that you are okay to drive. >> No, I'm not going to drive. I'll I'll tell you right now. >> I'm not going to drive. So >> I I I get that. >> I'm going to settle your core. [laughter] >> If you want to steal my soul and steal my career, you got it. It's in your hands. >> Are you Are you serious right now? >> Yes. >> Putting it on me? >> No. No. Putting on me? >> No. See, this is the issue that we have. Okay. >> When I get called out here, >> I get it, dude. >> Okay. >> You're going to you're you win. >> I have to make sure that when I got here that the officer that stopped you, >> but they stopped me because they they thought I was >> And that's a lawful reason to stop you. >> Absolutely. But I will tell you though, before they stopped me, I didn't break a single law. >> Okay. >> Nothing. What did What did you have to drink tonight? >> Fireball. How how much? >> Um, >> I had three shots of fireball about >> What time is it? >> 10:30. >> So, I had three shots of fireball about 4 hours ago. Three three hours ago. >> The officers dropped all sentiment, turned their focus to the situation. John, who believed he still had control, but the outcome was nothing he ever saw coming. >> So, just listen to what I have to say in reference to why I'm here. >> I know why you're here. >> When I get here, okay, >> and they want me to investigate you for DWI, okay? You smell like alcohol. You've admitted Obviously, >> just listen. >> I told you you've admitted drinking, okay? Yes. >> I have to run you through some tests to make sure that you're okay to drive. If you're okay to drive, I'm out of here. Okay. Do you understand that? >> That's why I'm here. >> But can I say this though to both of you right now, being blunt, >> I'd rather not drive and walk home. >> I I get that >> around the corner. So, I will say it to both of you, but I will >> It's It's not It's not driving. It's not the driving. >> I used to be your supervisor. I understand that. Do what you got to do. I understand that. Do what you got to do. I understand that. But but but >> but do me a favor, okay, and understand what I'm telling you. It's not the driving that could happen. It's the driving that did happen. >> Absolutely. >> And the driving and I will say I will say it to you. The driving that did happen, >> I didn't show any signs of intention. >> Okay. Well, you drove a very short distance. >> Yeah. And and I was within driving the vehicle. If I were the only to come out, listen to me. If I were to come out to anybody else on the planet. Yes. >> Okay. >> I would have to do my job. >> Absolutely. The only reason they stopped me was because Stephanie called them because they're concerned about my mental fire. So you trying to talk to me about ddub? She was concerned I'm going to >> I understand that. >> So the only reason you're here is because they were concerned I was going to myself. But then you're going to test me for DWI on top of it. Like that's kind of >> No, it's it's not. It's it's it's there's three reasons I told you. There's three different reasons here. >> Hold on. Watch this. It's It's actually really cool. >> There's There's three different reasons I told you that. >> [ __ ] my [ __ ] thing against me. So, if you hit it with your knee, it's supposed to go up. >> All right. >> So, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. We're not going to go towards the truck right here. >> No. Choose the line. >> No, we're going to do this line right here. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Um, okay. Believe me, I don't want to be doing this. Believe me. >> Yeah. I'm not >> If there's one person on the planet that doesn't want to be doing this, it's me, >> John. >> Okay. But unfortunately, with my job, I have to do this. >> John, do what you got to do. >> Okay. Okay. Come over here. >> Sobriety tests were given to John and as expected, he failed. From there, his path to jail was inevitable. >> The reason he got stopped was >> three reasons. What were the three reasons? I'm like, >> that's number one. What's number two? >> Investigation for the child abuse. >> Child abuse? What the >> Hold on. Listen. Listen. >> No. Nope. Nope. >> Allegations of the child abuse. I told you that. >> Off, dude. No. No. Let's rewind. >> No. >> Where did child abuse come into play? >> We were just asking you about it. >> The Nobody asked me about child abuse. >> Yes, they did. >> No, they did not. No, they did not. I got in an argument with my 15-year-old son. >> Listen, Casey, listen. Don't get all They're allegations. >> I got I got in an argument with my 15-year-old son. That's like >> they're allegations. We were investigating. Is that >> But so we have >> Are youing kidding me? >> And then the third reason is because you've been drinking. >> So we have three reasons to stop you, >> dude. You guys stopped me because you thought I was going to I was within my lanes of travel. I turned on my blinker. I went the speed limit. Nothing outside of that gave you a reason to stop me. You guys stop me because my ex-wife, which is number one, if an ex-wife calls you, that should be clue number one. It might be a little bit malicious. Hold on. >> Okay. >> I've been doing this job for a real long time. >> We have to stop you. >> Abs. And that's why Look at where my car is at. >> Okay. I understand that. >> Where you should I stop. >> I understand that. I never broke a law up until this point. >> You guys stopped me because you're worried about my health. Correct. >> I mean, you pretty much stopped yourself. You pulled over. >> Yeah, dude. I pulled over cuz the lights lit up, dude. I didn't just pull over. >> Okay. >> Those lights were on that car. They lit the So, I pulled over because I'm not stupid and I pulled over. >> So, this is crazy. You guys are listen. >> That's So listen to to me right now. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Listen to me right now. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. I got called out here to investigate you for DWI. You are DWI. Okay. There's no way around it. >> But your initial stop was based on >> Okay, that does not matter. We're not We're past that. >> Any other person? >> It doesn't matter. >> Welfare check on them that they were driving and then we caught them. You're >> fair. Okay, that's fair. Put your hands to your back. >> No, you don't have to cuff me. >> No, I do have to cuff. >> You guys are going to end my >> Relax. You guys are going to end my career. >> Don't make this. >> My kids are going to suffer. >> Don't make this stupid. >> Hold on. No, I'm not going to fight. >> Don't make this stupid. >> Hold on, Casey. Stop. >> Take a breath. >> No. Put your hands to your back. You are under arrest. >> Put your hands to your back. >> Under arrest. >> You are under arrest. >> Don't make it worse, man. We don't need anything. >> Can one of you guys at least check my car home? >> You have somebody that can come pick it up. >> Yeah. Stephanie, who called on me? >> 105. >> Hold on. I'll give you It's over here. >> I got it. I got it. I got >> his fellow officers refused to fall for his plan. Reality struck. He had just thrown his entire career away. >> What's the point, dude? You guys just ruined my entire life. Casey, you can't put that on us. We didn't make you drive. >> And I didn't break a single law. >> You know the reason why we're out here. >> But I didn't break a single >> I didn't go on. >> I took the coin like >> I took I took the coin like I should have a good argument, right? >> Yeah. Cool. You know what your job is doing is taking my away from me and my kids life. Not You guys don't get it. It's It's not. >> You know what though? I care. >> I don't care. I don't care about me. >> You know what though? >> I don't care about me. You know what though? You know what? >> But I care about my kids. >> And we care about your kids, too. >> No, you don't. >> Yes. >> Don't be. >> I I dare you. But I dare you to put this on me, too. >> No. No. >> I seriously dare you to put this on me, >> John Ros. I know it is. And that's why I'm just shocked what I'm hearing right now. >> No, dude. It's you. Stop. You guys escort me. >> Stop. Stop. I will walk. >> Okay, then walk. You're just stumbling a little bit. >> I'm not stumbling. Are you kidding me right now? I'm not stumbling. You don't get to play that game with me. >> You want to open the door? >> I got it. >> I'm not stumbling. [ __ ] dude. >> Does he have his license? >> Uh, yeah. Um, middle console >> in the wallet. >> It's um green. And if you >> like a wallet? >> Yeah. So, it's green. It's one of those ones. This is like flick. >> Yeah, but it's going to be the second card you flick. >> Okay. >> So, first card is going to be red. That's my bank account. >> Flip the second card. It gets you the driver's license. >> Any firearms in the car? >> No, it's okay. >> The weight of his actions hit him like a storm, leaving him in tears. Only then it was far too late. >> You literally stole my career. You didn't. I stole my career. I'm [ __ ] >> Who's going to hire me? I'm [ __ ] Dude, my kids their health insurance is based on a job I have. [ __ ] dude. >> I I disagree with you in a sense. >> No. No, dude. You don't get it, dude. The health insurance through Stephanie's school is like $300 more than what I'm paying right now. So, you can disagree all you want. No one's going to hire me. When you put a detail on my nobody's hiring me. Okay, so they're going to promote me. Let me let me read you the advisory real quick. Okay, dude. I just threw my whole life away. Driving around a corner from my house, dude. Just threw my whole life away. [snorts] >> I'm sorry. It's not I'm not like mad at you or anything happens. Okay. >> You're okay and your kids are okay. >> They're not. >> But they're not. >> You don't get it. >> They're not like injured. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> Cuz what if what if you got into a crash? >> You're fine. >> You know what I mean? >> I'm just glad you're physically you're okay. Okay. >> You shouldn't be here. [laughter] I should be in a counselor's office. [snorts] [laughter] I want to stop. I'm going to jump for Dub. Ultimately, John was charged with aggravated driving under the influence. Moving on to the case of a senior government official whose routine traffic stop spiralled into chaos when she became convinced her power placed her above the law. >> Ma'am, I need your driver's license. Yes, you did. >> Now, why are you doing all this? Like, >> I need your driver's license. >> Mr. >> I'm fixing my vest. I need your driver's license. I need your driver's license. I'm not going to ask again. Then I need to get your driver's license. You're not going to arrest me. >> I'm going to drive you over to the jail right over there. I'm going to book you in for failing to stop at a stop sign times two. Have a seat. >> On January the 11th, 2025, a simple traffic stop turned anything but routine. Once ego and a drunken grip on authority came into play. >> Ran two stop signs and you're going to get a citation today. >> Two stops. >> I was behind you, ma'am. You didn't You didn't even come to a complete stop. >> This stop sign right here. You >> I did not. I did not. >> I need your driver's license. I did not do that. I need your driver my way somewhere and and and you talk about you going to give me a ticket and all that. I need your driver's license. >> I come down this place. I did not ma'am. I need your driver's license. Yes, you did. >> And why you doing all this? Like you >> I need your driver's license. >> Mr. Alons, >> I'm fixing my vest. I need your driver's license, ma'am. >> What's your name? >> Alanise. >> And who do you work with? >> Tulsa County Sheriff's Office. >> Tulsa County Sheriff. >> Yep. Ma'am, I'm stopping you cuz you're ran two stop signs. >> Why are you even I did not run to >> This is This is the Tulsa County. >> I I know, but I didn't run to stop sign. >> Okay. I need your driver's license. But how do we solve this if I know I didn't run to a stop sign? >> Well, we can solve it in court. I need your driver's license. >> No, but you're not telling the truth. I did not >> I am telling the truth. Yes, you did run to stop. >> How did I run to stop sign? >> You didn't come to a complete stop at this stop sign here. And you didn't come to a complete stop on the other stop sign. No, you did not come to a stop. You said not a >> You slowed down. You slowed down. You did not come to a stop. >> Huh? >> You slowed down. You did not even come to a stop. >> Slow down at the stop sign. >> You slowed down. >> Uhhuh. >> State statute is you must come to a complete full stop. Okay. Okay. And I did stop at those. >> No, you didn't. Ma'am, I need your driver's license. >> I did. >> Ma'am, I either >> So, tell me. Tell me this. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to ask you again. Can I get your driver's license or can I take you to jail on running a stop sign? I'm not going to ask you again. It's not for debate. >> Are you saying you're going to take me to jail for running [music] a stop sign that I did not run? I need your driver's license. >> Now, now, Mr. >> I need your driver's license. I'm not going to ask again. Then I need to get your driver's license. >> You're not going to arrest me when I did not. I [music] stopped the stop sign and you have the audacity. I need your driver's license. >> It could have ended with a citation or even a warning, but Regina Goodwin, later revealed as an Oklahoma state senator, decided to flex her power. >> If you don't give me your driver's license if you don't give me your driver's license, >> I need your driver's license. >> Do what you got to do. You say you're going to arrest me. >> Turn around. Okay. >> Okay. You're going to arrest me. And I did not run a stop sign. Okay. >> Relax for me. Relax. Relax. >> Relax your hands. >> I am relaxed. >> Yeah. Relax them. Relax. >> I am relaxed, sir. No, you're not relaxed. >> I am relaxed. I'm doing nothing here. I am relaxed. >> You ran two stops. >> I'm not running. You're you're bending my little >> Stop moving. Stop moving. Don't turn towards me, ma'am. >> Don't turn towards me. >> Okay. First of all, I didn't stop. Ma'am, stop moving towards me. >> Okay. Well, you know what? You are You really are putting too much pressure on myself. >> And I'm asking your name. I'm asking >> Yeah. Freddy Alanise with the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office. Reason why I pulled you over is because you ran two stop signs. >> And why would you say that you're going to arrest me? >> Because you're refusing to give me a driver's license. >> No, sir. I'm I'm just telling you. I'm asking you the process. >> Yeah. I asked you about I don't know, maybe over eight times to give me a driver's license. >> And I said to you I didn't run the stop sign. If I if I'm refusing if if I'm saying to you that I didn't run the two stop signs. >> Uhhuh. >> That's what I said to you. >> I know. >> Okay. >> And I asked for your driver's license several times. >> I need to turn my car off. >> No, ma'am. We're going to go right this way. >> Can you turn my car off? >> Yeah, he could. I can turn it off in a second. We're going to go right this way. >> We're going to go right this way. Ma'am, >> can you turn my car off? >> I will turn it off. Yep. We're going to go right this way. >> Nope. I'll take care of it. If you'll step right back to the sidewalk for me, please. I appreciate it. >> No, I'm attorney Mike, man. >> That's fine, sir. Can you Can you stand over there for me? >> I'm going stand over here. I'm not going to obstruct anything. >> All right. Thank you. We're going to go right this way. >> You don't think this is really going too far, >> ma'am? We're going to go right this way. Okay. Did you not give me your driver's license? >> No. No. You I was asking you the process. I was asking you how is this going to work out? And you said if you don't stop, I'm going to arrest you. I said why would you? Yes, you did. Yes. That's why I asked. Why would you arrest me? >> I said if you don't give me your driver's license. That was not it. It was It was No. I said I said I said why would you arrest me is what I said. >> Because you're refusing to give me your driver's license. >> No. No. No. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> That is not what happened. >> That's exactly what happened. Have a seat. >> That is not because let me say this. When I said to you, I said, "How?" Let me let me >> exactly what happened. No, no, no, no. That is exactly what happened. That's what you asked me. And I said, >> "No, what happened for driving the stop? You don't give me your driver's license. >> Why would you arrest me for this?" Is what I said. And then I'm disputing that I didn't stop at the stop sign, but I said, "Why would you arrest me for that?" is what I said. >> Cuz you're refusing to give me your driver's license. >> No, that is not true. That is not true at all. I was having a conversation and he seat all of a sudden said, "I'll arrest you." And I said that I thought you >> I said or I can arrest you really escalated something. No, sir. That is not >> okay. >> Why would that would even be an option for you? >> Have a seat. >> Why would that even be a problem? >> Because you're refusing that. There was no there was no refusal of me to give you as I [music] asked you over five times to give me your driver's license. >> But I was saying to you debating your driver's license. I'm not debating at all debating my driver's license. Sir, that is not correct. Because I was saying to you that you're telling me that I'm not stopping at the stop sign. And then when you said I'll arrest you. Then you escalated to I'll arrest you. >> Why would you not give me a driver's license? >> I was having a conversation with you. I was asking your name. I asked you how do you pronounce your name? I asked you who are you? >> I'm not going to ask you again. Have a seat. [music] >> Okay. Tell me. Let me Would you tell me this? What happens after you put me in this car? I'm asking you what happens after you put me in the car. >> I'm going to drive you over to the jail right over there. I'm going to book you in for failing to stop at a stop sign. Times two. >> As shameful and heartbreaking it was that someone entrusted with crafting laws and overseeing government acted so irrational and belligerent, neither scorn nor her ego shielded her from the consequences that followed. >> Have a seat for me right here. >> That that really makes sense to you. >> Have a seat right here. >> Then you wouldn't write a ticket if if you were not listening to because I think because I think you are going way [music] overboard talking about taking me down, booking me. Have a seat right here >> because you're saying that I slowed down [music] at the stop sign. I didn't >> I'm saying that >> is what you said. >> No, you said you said >> see you just keep you just keep making things up. No, have a seat. Have a seat. Come on, ma'am. Have a seat. You just keep saying these different things and different words. >> Let me get my leg up. >> Okay. Yep. You keep saying Yes, you are. You keep saying that I'm that I'm saying things that I did not say. >> Well, that's okay. In the end, Goodwin was let go at the scene with nothing more than a citation for running a stop sign and a looming court date on the horizon. Closing out with a case of a wealthy, arrogant man who believed his power made him untouchable until the police proved otherwise. >> First, can I get 94? >> Yeah, I'm listening. >> Well, I listen. I'm a cop. >> Okay. >> Private citizen. Okay. >> You understand? So, shut up while I'm talking. >> Make a citizen's arrest right now if you harass him. >> So, I own everything here. I even own this guy. So, if you guys want to haul me in for questioning about my cart that I've already talked about many times, idiot. You shouldn't have this job. I'll make sure you lose it. >> On the 17th of April, 2024, police officers had reasons to apprehend a man on reasonable suspicion of being in possession of a stolen Publix cart. The man in [music] question claimed to be the owner of Publix itself. Still, rather than give a reasonable explanation for being in possession [music] of the shopping cart, he chose to let his arrogance lead the way, setting the grounds for what would end in a very embarrassing [music] arrest. >> Koker Beach Police Department. >> I've seen you many times. >> Yeah. Yeah. I noticed you're out with a public shopping cart right now pushing it around. >> I own Publix. >> You own Publix? >> I do. John Carney. You can call him and ask. >> Okay. >> I own the building I stay in. >> Oh, okay. >> You own most of Cocoa Beach. >> Okay. Well, let me get you got some Let me see your driver's license, please. >> I don't have to show you anything. And I've talked to you. Is this on? >> It is >> great. Yeah, I've talked to you. >> I'm going to be out with a 13P at the beach end of First South. Can I get 94? >> Yeah, I'm listening. >> Well, I listen. I'm a cop. >> Okay. >> Private citizen. Okay. >> You understand? So, shut up while I'm talking. >> Okay, man. Well, you don't got to say shut up, right? I'm having a professional adult conversation. make a citizen's arrest right now if you harass him >> with this guy. >> Hey, do me a favor. Just stand over there for me. All right. >> All right. Now, I've told you once before. >> Step over here. >> Actually, many times. Tell me what to do. >> Step over here. >> No. All right. >> Now, listen. My ID and everything I own is in Miami is stolen by a meter. >> I apologize. First, north. >> Stolen by a meter maid and a tow company called Beach Towing. >> Okay. >> Now, they have my driver's license, my social security card, my birth certificate. >> Okay. everything else that I own. But I'm able to trade psychically. So, I own everything here. I even own this guy. So, if you guys want to haul me in for questioning about my cart that I've already talked about many times, it's a beach cart. >> Okay? >> It's a beach cart. You can approach Publix if they decide they want to press charges against me for owning Publix and having my own beach cart. Let me know. Otherwise, I'm going to walk away right now and just >> Well, no, you're not going to walk away. You're not allowed to walk away. >> What are you going to do about it? >> All right. You're not allowed to walk away. you going to do about it? >> All right. >> You're going to tase somebody. >> Get down on the ground right now. >> Get down on the ground. Get down on your knees right now. >> Absolutely not. >> All right. >> Absolutely not. >> Get down on your knees like I've asked you to do. >> You have no probable cause. >> I tried to do this the easy way. We'll do it the hard way. >> All right. All right. Now, get down on the ground. >> You I'm not getting >> All right. You are getting the ground. Don't touch me. You're assaulting me. >> All right. You're under You're under arrest. You're assaulting me. You're under arrest. >> All right. >> I'm arresting you right now as a private citizen. You're under arrest. >> 16. I'm going to have a male detain. >> I'll know everything about you by the end of the day. No probable cause to arrest me. You have no right to put handcuffs on me. No reason to put me in cuffs. >> I sure do. >> You're going to have to put your gloves on. What are you going to do and swirling check? You're going to shove your hands up my ass. What's the gloves for? Mother deadline. >> All right, sir. Right here. You're like over with. >> Sir, don't touch me. >> All right, sir. I am Officer Stanley, Cooker Beach Police Department. >> Who you are? >> I stopped out with you because I had reasonable suspicion that you were in possession of a stolen shopping cart. >> You have absolutely >> That is a legal Florida state statute. >> You I stopped out with you. >> I Publix every morning. I own Publix. I recognize the guy being tried to arrestly uttered. >> Things would have been much easier if he had complied with the cops, but from the look of things, he appeared like the kind of guy whose sense of logic was inferior to his arrogance. At the moment, there was a chance he would probably find a way to salvage the situation or mitigate the consequences of his actions. But his fragile ego [music] still would not allow it. You are going to tell me what your ID is or we're going to have additional charges for resisting and failure ID. All right. Are you going to give me your ID, sir? Let's take him back to the PD and see about get we'll search him when we get to my car. He may have his wallet. If not, we'll get rapid ID info. Do we know who he is? Have we field interviewed him before? >> I don't think so. >> I have you and Strange been out with him? >> I have not. No, sir. >> All right. All right. Good deal. Let's take him to the car. All right. We'll search him there. I tried to do this the easy way, sir, but you decided to do it the hard way. Shut >> the up. You watch too much movies. >> Well, you that that the first thing you said that is correct. >> Hey, my cart and all my personal belongings right over there. I want my stuff. >> Well, first of all, we're going to get your stuff. Second of all, I'm going to return the shopping cart back to public. So, that's going to that's going to happen. That's >> I want all my stuff. >> We're not worried about that. >> Don't touch me. >> All right. I am gonna touch you and you are going to let me touch you. >> I am gonna play this game for you right now. >> GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME RIGHT THE [ __ ] NOW. >> You'reing me mother. >> I TOLD YOU GET YOURING HANDS OFF ME. >> YOU CAN KEEP piece of [ __ ] >> You can do this the easy WAY OR THE YOU BREAKING my rights. I'M A PRIVATE CITIZEN MOTHERUCKER. I'm a Navy Seal. You're >> I thought you're a Navy Seal. >> Mother I'm a cop. Are we >> that you're that too? >> Sir, I'm trying to be nice. >> All right, I'm not going to say another word to you. Let me switch sides real quick. We'll get all this jewelry off WHEN WE GET YOU. >> EASY, MAN. >> Do not turn to work. >> Don't touch me, mother. >> YOU CALM DOWN. >> YOU WHY ARE YOU >> GET THE OFF ME. >> The only one screaming. >> What are you gay >> screaming you mother? >> Calm down. Relax. Reload. >> Get your hands off me. >> All right. Spread your feet for me, sir. Wallet on him. My balls. >> All right. In the car we go, you stupid. >> Can I get you to grab that cart and wheel it to me over here? >> Where's that? >> It's It's See the bushes? See the white beach parking sign? >> You're [ __ ] >> How you doing, partner? My name is Sergeant Cooper. I'm the shift supervisor. Are you okay? Do you need any medical attention? Are you going to answer any questions? I just want to make sure that you're all right. Okay. Liar. God damn. You bear false witness against Jesus. You know what comes after. So, as long as you understand that, I don't have a problem with it. >> Just trying to do my job, man. You won't tell me who you are, so I'm just having >> You're a [ __ ] idiot. You shouldn't have this job. I'll make sure you lose it. I'll do everything for the rest of my [music] life to make sure you lose every single thing you have. You have my worth. You have my worth on that. >> In the end, he [music] was charged with simple assault, resisting arrest, and possession of stolen property.