Go to your house. >> Why? Cuz I'm going to get shot if I go inside. >> Do you want charge disorderly? >> What's the charge? >> You can talk to me. There's no need to yell. >> Me yelling is a crime. >> You can sit right here. You're involved in this. Why can't I just go home? You care now? >> This dude just shot at me. Why can't I go home? Get off of me, bro. I'm not going to jail for nothing. I didn't do nothing. In a tense encounter, a situation escalates as law enforcement is called to a residence and a confrontation between an individual and multiple police officers turns chaotic. Amidst the tension, voices are raised and the officers attempt to bring order, emphasizing the importance of resolving the issue without further disturbance. Despite their efforts, the situation remains heated with the individual repeatedly challenging the officer's authority, leading to frustration on all sides. >> Stop. >> I don't know. Get him out of here now. >> Okay. Calm down. >> Hey, >> we got work in the morning. >> Okay, >> Ramon. >> Ramon, go to your house. >> Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. I remember seeing you. Yes, ma'am. >> Okay, sit down. Don't go inside. >> Why? Cuz I'm going to get shot if I go inside. >> Thank you. A [ __ ] can't get mask. >> Calm down. No, >> I'm not going to calm down. Do you want charge disorderly? >> What's the charge? >> You can talk to me. There's no need to yell. >> Me yelling is a crime. >> It's disorderly conduct. There's people all the time yells all the time. Why don't you >> One more time. I'm not yelling. I'm not yelling. I was yelling. I was yelling. >> Stop. See him putting on his com. >> I do. And you don't need to. So, I just want you to know when you call these [ __ ] crackers, this is how they act. Do you understand that? >> The police are concerned for the safety of everyone involved, including children who are witnessing the event. The man claimed that someone had shot at him. However, the man resists, questioning why an officer is wearing combat gloves and accusing him of preparing for violence. >> Can you listen to her before you go? Your baby's by the way. White boy shot me. I >> I'm trying to separate you guys and then I'll figure it out. You don't have a gun on you? Nothing >> upstairs. >> Did you shoot a gun? >> Right here in the dirt. Scare him off. >> Scare who off? >> That [ __ ] dude right there. Come in. Try climbing through my window. Put my kids in danger. >> Why is he climbing through your window? >> I don't know. Ask them. >> I called y'all because my home. I'm not about to be in my home where I feel uncomfortable at this. >> Can Can I ask you a question? >> No. >> Can she finish? >> No. Cuz he's lying already. >> They came over here to call. >> Will you guys just stay out here for me? Yeah. >> You don't have any weapons on you at all? >> Be careful how you do. Was there a shotgun? >> Yeah. >> I can't figure anything out when everyone's yelling at me. >> So, when can I talk to somebody? >> As soon as she finishes talking, you'll be able to talk. >> Okay. >> So, just let her speak and then we'll hear your side. So, if you want to go over there and speak with him, you can do that. >> I'm not going to go talk to nobody with combat blood. What does he use for? They explained that any aggressive behavior could lead to arrest, emphasizing the need for cooperation to deescalate the situation >> because if he name he will >> maybe. >> Okay, go ahead. >> Stop doing stupid [ __ ] bro. This is the third time. >> All right. You're listen. If you continue to yell and scream, you're going to be arrested. Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to talk quietly here and I'm going still talk. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. Well, all right. Go ahead. >> So, if you cause a disturbance, you're going to be arrested. However, the person continues to resist, arguing and ignoring the officer's requests. The officers decide to arrest him for causing a disturbance and resisting arrest. >> Hey, come here. I need to talk to you, but don't leave. Don't leave. >> No, you cannot. You can sit right here. You're involved in Okay, now you're the Put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you resting? >> I'm not doing that. >> Put your hands behind your back, dude. Put your hands behind your back. >> Because I asked him to stop here and he keeps walking away. So, he's >> You see what I'm saying? Because you don't listen to white people. They do what they want >> right now. You're being detained. >> Sat down. >> You're being detained. >> Sat down. >> You're going to go to handcuffs, too. >> I don't care. Arrest me. >> I'm seeing it. We're not, bro. >> You feel safe now. Do you feel safe up here? >> Do you feel safe? >> Go ahead. Me. My babies are there. Go ahead. >> Stop. >> Ramon, stop me. >> I'm trying to move myself. >> You're not taking your hands under your legs. Put your hands back. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Listen. I'm going to do it. Put your hands under. I'm going to do it. Relax. I'm going to do it. Relax. >> There's no need to be grabbing me all crazy >> now. >> I can do it easier when you're not lifting me and doing me all crazy cuz I put my hands here without you touching me. >> Well, obviously you can't calm down. >> Well, obviously hecking Woods keeping grabbing me and [ __ ] Just sit down. >> All right, whatever. White boy, quit touching me, man. Move on. You either going to lock me up or take me home. Like, why are you dragging this on? >> Stop right. Come back here so we can talk to you so we can figure out what's going on. >> I called now you talking. >> I called the police on him. >> Sit down. He locked me out of my home. >> Sit down. Handcuffs. >> I don't care. I told you to sit down. So sit down. >> Go in the car. Let's go in the car. >> All right, buddy. >> Yeah. >> So now you're under arrest for locked me up, dude. >> We will. And it'll solve the problem for the night. >> Okay. It will. It'll solve the problem for the night. And then what's going to happen? >> I don't know. Huh? >> You'll probably back and do it again cuz you'll never learn. >> All right. >> Stop pulling, dude. >> Get off me, bro. >> Stop it. You're going to get charged with resisting. His anger and emotional state escalated quickly, making it harder for officers to calm him down. >> We'll see. We'll see how he gets charged. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Tell the dude, get off me. Listen, get off of me, bro. I'm not going to jail for nothing. I didn't do nothing. >> Stop, dude. >> Get off of me, bro. >> Stop doing to you, [ __ ] You ain't stronger than me, white boy. You still trying. You still trying. You ain't stronger than me, white boy. Stop touching me here. Get in the car. You got me locked up. Let go of it >> for nothing cuz you wanted to [ __ ] call the police. >> You want to lock me out of my >> I never locked you out. >> You got weapons on you. >> Yeah, I got a thousand weapons on me. White boy. I got all the weapons you need. You >> big black dick. You big black dick. Get off of me, bro. >> You ain't >> Why are you doing that? >> You can't touch me, bro. Don't touch me. >> All right. >> Come on. Stop. >> You mad you ain't me, ain't you, man? Just holdig now. Now I want to grab choke me. George Floyd me. George me. >> Say I'm beating you. I'm beating on you. Choke me out. Choke me out. >> She's going to need to be hook me up and talk to me. >> Arrest conduct. >> So can you arrest me? Can you arrest me? These are grabbing all on me all crazy for nothing. >> Okay, never mind. I know I've been being crazy. Hi. He also mentioned having a daughter and expressed frustration that a simple argument led to police being called, which then turned into a full arrest. At one point, he asked for mental health support instead of being arrested, saying he needed help, not to be beaten or thrown in jail. >> I'm tired of it. >> We had an argument. She went to >> I went to get my daughter who shot me. Then they called the cops. >> Now y'all beating on me. You was here the other day when that came and pulled a gun on me for nothing. That's the point I'm making. I'm not doing nothing. >> We were just trying to figure out >> how many guns got to be pulled on me. But you were here, so I'm just making Stop grabbing me. I'm talking to her, bro. Stop shoving my I'm not I'm not talking to you. >> Shoving you. >> I'm just asking you. That's not going to happen. >> Well, I'm not I'm not trying not to not get arrested. I'm not I'm going to jail. That's fine. I'm not asking you though. As a human being, you're going to go home tonight. Last time this goofball was over pulling a gun on me. How many more guns I got to get pulled on me? Would you be this mad if this is the second time someone tried to fire a gun? Well, first time was just a gunpool. This time was a gunfire. But now you guys locking me up. Make sure >> you were here to help you and you weren't like >> Yeah, y'all wasn't helping me, bro. Then then why don't you take me to a mental health facility where they can help me? >> Beating on me is not helping me, bro. >> Are you going to be able to calm down if we stand you up? >> Yes, sir. Bro, I'm not [ __ ] upset. I'm trying. What? You're lying. That's why I know. I know. I'm lying. That's That's a goddamn >> You are upset. >> I'm mad mother boy. >> Look at you came here beat me up. >> Stand up. >> Throughout the encounter, the man kept trying to explain his side, claiming he wasn't trying to fight or flee. Can you sit up on your butt? Can I Can I sit here? >> I want to search you and put you in the car. >> I'm just asking y'all take me to jail. Can y'all take me to jail? Can I sit out here and breathe, please? >> Yeah, you can get to catch your breath. >> I don't have nothing on said that. >> There ain't nothing on me. >> Okay. So, are you ready to stand up now? >> So, you ain't listening and I said or you heard me. >> You had enough time. You had enough time to think. >> Time to think about what? >> And now, why don't you get you back up in the car? >> So, where you going to take me? >> You're going to go to jail. >> So, you're not going to take me to Cavern Health. I'm not going to a mental health facility. I'm going to jail cuz that's where my black ass need to go. But a white boy who stabbed a cop in the neck. You can look it up on TV. This little kid didn't get in trouble right now. >> Pull up cuz everybody's hurt and needs help. I'm a public menace. We need 19 cop cars with multiple cops in it to stop one black guy from being upset. You stand up now. >> Yo, I'm trying to sit here. Y'all can take me to jail after I talk to the police captain or >> Okay, our right here. >> That's fine. Okay, I'll speak to him. >> So, he's under arrest for disorderly resisting, >> right? Became combative. >> I didn't become combative. They stopped grabbing me, so I moved around. And you'll see it on their body cam. >> Yeah. Stand up. >> If you found this case intriguing, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content like this. Eventually, officers restrained him and prepared to transport him to jail. His frustration remained high as he was taken into custody, repeatedly asking why he couldn't just go home after being the victim of a shooting attempt. You >> okay? Stand. >> Stand up. Okay. >> Don't work today. >> So, I don't get to talk to you. I just get manhandled. >> You're going to jail. >> That's fine. But can I speak to you? >> The car. >> Get in the car now. >> We just pull him through. He's not getting in. >> Why are you doing this? Why can't I just go home? >> You can't. >> This dude just shot at me. Okay. >> Why can't I go home? >> Try to talk to you about it. >> Okay. Well, tell me why. Tell me why I can't now. >> Get in the car. >> Car. Stop resisting, dude. Get in the car. Get in the car now. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Stand up. If I'm resisting, I'm going to get a real resisting charge. >> And you're getting one, >> right? >> Congratulations. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You won. >> So, go ahead and get me in there. Get in here. You're being ridiculous, dude. >> Cuz you don't know what's going on and nobody's asking me. >> We tried. >> Yeah. Go ahead and get tough since other cops are coming. I hope my wrist gets broke. Hope my knees get broke. Y'all so tough. Y'all so tough. He asserts that he did not damage a car, countering an officer's accusation of vandalism. Despite his claims of innocence, the situation escalates as he is physically restrained by the police. In the midst of the confusion, he pleads not to be sprayed with pepper spray, claiming he would comply and enter the police vehicle willingly. >> Now you got vandalism for damaging the car. >> I didn't touch that car. You did that. No, you did it. Yeah. All right. Well, go ahead and give me damages, man. >> He's going to shut me down. >> He's fine. That's right. Let's get the belt. >> You kick me, dude. >> I ain't kicking you, brother. >> Get your legs off me. >> Get in the car. >> Get your hands off me. >> Get in the car. >> Now you're assaulting me. >> I ain't doing nothing to you. Quit kicking me. Get in the car. >> Come on. Get in the car. Especially you, boy. [Music] We have to spray him with OC. >> We spray him. >> You spray him? >> Yeah. She's >> You ain't got no blame. >> I just said I believe you need >> Get in the car. >> You missed me for no reason when I said I was going to stop. >> No, you didn't. >> I did. Get in the car. >> I just did. >> You're not. You're still resisting. >> Just cuz you're saying you're not. You still are. >> I asked him to not spray. I said I get inv still are resisting. >> All right. >> Meanwhile, a woman involved in the incident tries to intervene. She becomes confrontational and ends up striking an officer leading to her arrest. Amidst the turmoil, she pleads desperately not to be separated from her child, fearing for her baby's safety and begging to ensure her child is okay before she is taken away. >> We need to get her. >> What' she do? >> She hit me trying to get him. She was coming up on me. I pushed her back and she swung on me and hit me. >> Arrest her for assault. >> Look at I my baby. My baby. Please, please don't let leave without my child. Please. Please. This is my baby. It's all my mama. >> Asthma. I got asthma. >> I got asthma. >> Stop kicking the door. >> Please get call my mama. Please get Please call her before y'all lock me up. Please do not let me get in that car without seeing her. Please let me make sure she's okay. What do you need? >> My baby. My mama needs to go get her. Please. I'm not leaving without her. >> Okay, that's fine, sweetheart. That's fine. Do we need to call a squad for him because we're afraid? Okay. >> Just make sure you got all your equipment. >> I don't think I lost anything. >> This is all his stuff. I think >> uh that might be part of our car that he ripped apart. >> Somebody bleed somewhere. Is that >> I think it's him. I don't know. I might be. I don't know. >> Headbutted me. >> Just the window open, please. >> We cracked the window for you. >> What's this side? He complains about being pepper-sprayed while handcuffed and requests medical assistance for the pepper spray in his eyes. >> We We cracked the window for you, bud. >> Okay, brother. How How far is that down? >> No, last It's all down. All the way. >> I don't know who I'm talking to. I think you're the brother I was being a jackass to >> You did. You headbutted me and I can't I can't open the door cuz you headbutted me. I don't want head butted again. >> Can I get it rolled down, please? >> It's all the way down. See, here's your chin. Here's the bottom of the window. It's all the way down. >> Just keep your head up here. >> Can you reach a paper towel through? You're not supposed to wipe it, dude. It makes it worse. So, we got the squad for you. I I don't even know what happened. >> He just maced me when I was handcuffed, bro. You maced me when I was handcuffed, bro. >> We told you it was happening. >> Oh, and I said I literally before you did it, I said I'll stop now. Please get someone to wipe inside my eyes. This is ridiculous. >> We got Don't worry about it. >> We got We got the squad. We got the squad coming. You're still yelling and screaming. >> Breathe, brother. I've asked you to call the ambulance. Don't do that. >> We did. They are coming. We called them in my mouth now. >> You got OC on me, too. Got >> spit somewhere. >> Spit out. Watch out. Spit out the window here. >> I can't see. >> I had a man sprayed me when I was handcuffed and he asked the captain, "Should I spray him?" I said, "Bro, I'll stop. I'll go ahead." >> You were resisting. >> I'm standing in handcuff. Look at him in the eyes. Bro, sprays me in the eyes anyway. I can't breathe. >> We're going to be at the spot in just a moment. Meanwhile, a neighbor described a chaotic scene where a woman seeking refuge knocked on their door. This was followed by a man attempting to enter through a window, prompting the neighbor to defend their home, stating they were armed and prepared to protect their family, including a three-year-old and a 9-year-old. >> All right. So, you're the neighbor. Okay. >> What happened on your end? >> Uh, she come beating on the door coming in. >> The girl the girl that lives in this apartment. >> Yeah. coming in seeking sanctuary. Next thing you know, he's trying to climb through my window, cussing, grabbing weapons. I'm like, I ain't doing this [ __ ] I got to get up at 3 in the morning. >> Okay. >> I say, "Get off my porch. I am armed. Get the [ __ ] off my porch." And he's like threatening to come out, fight this and this and this. Going to the ground. Said, "Now, next one you come in here. I got a three-year-old and a nine-year-old. I will defend." >> Where were you standing when you shot the round? >> Right up there. He was on the porch. I knew better. I had the kids in the in the bedroom. I said, "Don't come up here." >> Okay. So, basic all far as you know is that she was assaulted. came running to your apartment, right? >> Yeah. >> Then looking to get away from him. >> Yeah. Use our phone and stuff. And then it's like >> to call 911. >> Yeah. Like how you going to yell racist when I just saved your ass in a way. And then he said, "I'm going to come back as many times as it takes." It's like, "Dude, do not do that. I will not hesitate to miss this time." >> The officers explained that the man continued to resist and was combative, which led them to use pepper spray to subdue him. He's in the back, super combative, been actively resisting, and we had to spray him. We just got there was a whole disturbance going on there. So, my li bring him over here just so we got him away from everything. >> He's going to talk to us. >> He just keeps saying his eyes burn. He wants to have someone check him out, which obviously they burn. >> The only thing we could do is spray his eyes with water. >> So, I highly doubt we would be able to get him the ambulance. I'd rather not take out the car to get him in there. >> Keep him in here and take him down. >> Trust me, you can put me in the ambulance. He was assured that they would try to alleviate his discomfort by rinsing his eyes while he sat in the patrol car. >> Honestly, >> I understand whatever you're going to say. I know what they say. I was resisting, bro. I just wanted somebody to talk to these guys. Like, we're going to arrest. >> Hey, >> so that's why I got upset. I just want someone to speak to. >> Just listen to me real quick. So, it's just your eyes are burning right now, >> brother. I can't breathe through my nose. I'm trying to breathe through my mouth. Can you back up and tell me which way to spit? >> And if you need to spit out the window, guess spit out the window. >> They probably move. But the only thing we could do for your eyes right now is we could just put saline in your eyes to try to clear them out. >> Better than nothing, brother. Can I please get that? >> Hey, that's what we're going to try to do. But >> if I get you out for my I put it on my daughter's leg. I am in pain. >> Can we like let him sit on the edge so he's not all the way up? >> What I'm going to have you do is stay in the car, swing your legs out, and they're going to rinse your eyes while you're sitting down. I'm >> going to do it. >> Okay, go ahead. Swing your feet out. Okay, they're going to rinse your eyes for you. Try to keep your eyes open while he's pouring that in. It'll help clear your eyes out. >> The more you blink, the faster it's going to rinse it out. >> Okay. All right. Start blinking. >> You got to try, man. >> We're going to grab a towel for you. All right. >> Thank you guys for opening the door. >> Thank you for cooperating. >> Yes, ma'am. I was trying to talk to you when >> Okay. We're not worried about that right now. We're worried about making you feel better. So, let's focus on that right now. Keep blinking. >> We can take him. It's fine. Thank you. I appreciate the hospital. All right. Yes, sir. You said you want the windows all the way down, >> please. Anything to get wind. >> Okay, that's fine. Well, I'll roll down the windows and we're going to head there. >> Okay, we're here. I'm going to roll up the windows and I'm going to get you out. >> Crazy. I'm sorry, ma'am. >> I'm rolling up the windows cuz I'm going to get you out. >> All right, Ramon, are you going to work with us to get you in there? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Have you start sliding out for me? >> Wasn't working against you to begin with. I just wanted to get talked to before I got treated like a [ __ ] criminal. >> Bud, >> okay, keep going. >> Which way? >> They'll steer you, bud. >> Eventually, as the man resisted being placed in the police vehicle, the officers were forced to use pepper spray to gain control, and the woman struck one of the officers, leading to her arrest. What do you think went wrong here? Could this fight have been stopped? Tell us in the comments below.