A woman's call for help led officers to a hotel where she reported being choked by a man who was coercing her and refusing to let her leave. Hey, are you okay? She was being She was being held against her will. He wouldn't let you out? Yeah, I don't know. Who what Who is? Uh I don't know his real name. I don't know nothing else. But like what's your relationship with him? Like are you It's nothing. It's just uh chilling. You know how you like meet up with someone? You're just chilling. Yeah. >> It's just like that. Okay. >> But I told This is my second time chilling with him. But do you guys have like a romantic relationship at all? We were just chilling and drinking and then I told him to just let me go home since like 12:00 and then he got physical and started like choking me and stuff. And then I had tried to call the front desk but they didn't answer and then I called the cops. >> bruises or anything? No. Like we was fighting back and forth. Like I pushed him and he pushed me. And then we I went into the bathroom and called >> Have you guys ever had a romantic relationship at all? The first time we chilled was cool. Like he was cool and then So that's how it >> to hold you. I'm not going to lie. The first time we chilled he was just like aggressive a little bit but then I got to get away. You know what I mean? Mhm. Like I just said I want to go home like I had school and then this is the second time we chilled and then now he was just being like a really aggressive. I'm just trying to figure out if it's a domestic or not. So like I So like I Have you guys ever kissed? Have you ever had any type of any kissed before but him trying to have me that aggressive. So he did try to have you He had me and I was trying to stop it. He got aggressive like that. Okay. Anytime he tried to have me How many times have you guys hung out? >> This is the second time. >> This is the second time. So he wouldn't let you leave. He He blocked the door, forcefully held you there. He blocked the door. He started going all crazy stuff. And he He >> I went into the bathroom and I called the cops. And he grabbed He grabbed you there? >> to the door to unlock it. Yeah. And then he grabbed my phone. Did your neck get hurt? >> Yeah, he started going crazy. All right. Last time. I don't know. Now the cops are y'all here? Yeah. All right. Um call the ambulance. We're going to have the ambulance look at you anyway, especially when you're talking about your throat just because we're not medical experts. So we just want to make sure you're okay. Okay. What you're about to see is a simple conversation that turns into a nightmare within seconds as the officers approach the alleged harasser. Hey, come to the door. Hey, it's police. We need you to step out, okay? To talk to this young lady. Can you please just step out? We just want to talk with you and her. If not If not we're going to If not we got to break the lock and we don't want to do that because then you're going to have to pay for it. We just need to have a simple conversation. That's all. Hey, come on. We just need to talk with you out here, man. About About what happened tonight. What happened? Well, I'm not having the conversation through the door. I I That's what I'm I I'm I'm letting you know right now if you don't open the door the fire department's going to come and break the door and then >> fire department The fire department's going to come and they're going to break the door and then you're going to get charged for it. >> Charged for what? Charged for the door. I What am I being charged for? I I said charged for the door, for them breaking the door. Okay, so then come talk. You're acting like a guilty person by talking through the door. >> I know my fifth amendment rights. Your fifth amendment rights? Yes. >> What are your fifth amendment rights? Huh? What are your fifth amendment rights? >> What I got What I need a lawyer here? You're going to need one soon if you don't open the door. For what? For what? For what reason? All right. We'll just wait for the fire department. Cream, it doesn't have to be this way. You can just come out and talk with us so we don't have to Talk about what though? I told you we have paperwork for you to do. It's going to be real quick. It'll take 2 minutes and we'll be out of here. Or else we're going to have to break the door down and you're going to have to pay for the door. You can break that one if you want to. Break this one. With the cutter. Or you can pull out. No problem. Cream, this is your last chance. Huh? Can you just come out and talk with us so we don't have to cut this off? >> All right. All right. I'm coming out. And you can like put this on. You said you're coming out so come out or I'm I am coming out. Dude, all you're doing is getting a ticket. You're getting a ticket for what she said to you. A ticket for what? A ticket because she said that you did some things to her. You're going to get another ticket if you don't open the door. You said that already. Let's go. Open it up. I don't want to hear you moving around anymore. You did enough. All right. All right. I'm doing it. All right. Paying for it. Step out. Let me see your hands. My hands right here. Then step out. Let me step out. I don't want to pull you out of the bathroom. What are you doing? Come on. Let's go. Let's go. >> I ain't doing nothing. All right. Then let's go. Get your hands ON ME. THEN WALK. LET'S GO. COME ON. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. NOW I'M Cuff Cuff what? I'm not doing anything. You're being placed under arrest, all right? Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. Stop Stop. We're doing too much. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Turn around. Why are you doing too much to me? You're going to go down. I ain't even doing nothing. Stop resisting. Stop. Get your hands out behind your back. Why you doing all this to me for what? Cuz you're under arrest. For what reason? Stand up. Domestic assault. I ain't doing nothing to nobody. I don't do too much to me for what? You don't listen. How many times does someone have to tell you to put your hands behind your back? Stand on your feet. Come Stand on your feet. Come on. Come on. You're okay. Well, come on. [Music] What? I don't do much to me. Bro, What's your No, you're not helping. We got Okay, we're past that point. Let's walk. Dude, sit down in the car. Why you doing everything to me for nothing? Stop. But I don't do everything to me Step into the car. Step in the car. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Step into the car. Watch your head. Watch your head. Yes, you are resisting because look, I'm trying to put you in the car and you're not moving. Get in the car. Look. LOOK HOW MUCH STRENGTH I HAVE TO USE TO LIFT YOUR LEG. STOP. GET IN THE CAR. PUT YOUR FEET IN THE CAR. SHUT UP. PUT YOUR FOOT IN THE CAR. AS YOU'RE ACTIVELY TRYING to kick me. LOOK. LOOK. STOP. STOP kicking your foot out the car. Even at the jail, the male continued challenging his arrest and had a few interesting questions for one of the black officers. All right. Come wash your eyes out. I don't do all that for what? Did you realize that when you don't listen that's when we have to grab you, right? So if you don't want anyone to touch you then just walk out of the car. Just walk out. Just like that. That's it. Walk out the car. You happy? Walk out of the car. Come on. I don't do all that for what? I don't do much to her. She beat me up for nothing. Walk over there. Beat me up for what? Put your eyes on there. You beat me up for what? You happy? Put your eyes on there. I don't got wash my eyes out. All right. I don't got wash Okay. LOCK IT UP. I DON'T WASH my eyes out. CALL YOUR SERGEANT. YOU'RE DOING TOO MUCH. DUDE, RELAX. >> NO. I don't. CALL YOUR SERGEANT. I'M TELLING YOU WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN. He's the one He's the one in charge of this. I want to go to the hospital. Call it Call your sergeant. I'm going to the hospital. I'm not going nowhere. Could you call the ambulance? We already had the ambulance here. We already had them here. Yeah, we already had them here. You got it on them. Could you call the ambulance? Sergeant, I want to go to the hospital. I'm not doing anything wrong. Could you call the Could you call Could you call the ambulance? Could you You need to You need to relax. I am relax. I'm not doing nothing. I'm not going to do anything wrong cuz you called the ambulance. Yes, we will. Relax. Mr. Wamble ins did not want to relax and was adamant to not be transported anywhere but the hospital. CALL THE AMBULANCE. STOP RESISTING. CUZ YOU CALLED THE AMBULANCE. STOP RESISTING. CALL THE AMBULANCE. CUZ YOU CALLED THE AMBULANCE. Stop resisting. Let's go. Bro, Sit in the car. Sit in the car. I'm not GOING IN NO CAR. Get in the car. >> ambulance, bro. Call the ambulance. I'm not going nowhere. Get in the car. I'm not going nowhere cuz you You're going to get another You're going to get another charge. Call the ambulance. Stand up. Call it. STAND UP. CALL THE AMBULANCE. BRO, CUZ YOU CALLED THE AMBULANCE. Sit up. Call the ambulance. Sit up so we can properly RESTRAIN YOU. >> CALL THE AMBULANCE, BRO. Call the ambulance. >> Call the ambulance. Sit up so we can properly restrain you. Call the ambulance. Call the ambulance. THAT'S TRYING TO KILL ME. NO, we're not. I called the >> Sit up. Comply and sit up. Call the ambulance. >> Sit up. You're not getting out of the car. CALL THE AMBULANCE, BRO. SIT UP. BRO, BRO, I'M ACTUALLY YOU'RE BREAKING MY LEG. YOU'RE BREAKING MY LEGS. SIT UP. YOU'RE BREAKING MY LEGS. UP. HE'S MY LEGS. NO ONE'S BREAKING MY LEGS. YOU'RE BREAKING MY LEGS. YOU'RE BREAKING MY LEGS, YOU'RE BREAKING MY LEGS, YOU'RE BREAKING MY LEGS, YOU'RE BREAKING MY LEGS. CALL THE AMBULANCE. THEY'RE KILLING ME, THEY'RE KILLING ME, THEY'RE KILLING ME, THEY'RE KILLING ME, THEY'RE KILLING ME, THEY'RE KILLING ME. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE, I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe, I CAN'T BREATHE. I can't breathe. NO, YOU'RE RESISTING ARREST. You're resisting transport. [Music] The 42-year-old was then taken to the hospital where he was medically cleared. The male was charged with simple assault, resisting arrest, harassment, obstruction, disorderly conduct, and domestic violence UI and assault 4. YouTube thinks you'll love the video on screen. Click to watch now.