Where do you live, man? >> I live right here. There ain't nothing about it. >> What's your address? >> Do something about it. >> Like you what? Like you want what? >> I ain't going to say nothing on that camera. Take that off. Take it off. See? >> Okay. >> Let me get your ID. >> You ain't going to get >> Okay. Take it off. See? >> Whoa. What you looking for? I'm right in your Take it off. >> On May 4th, 2022, police officers were called to an apartment complex after reports of a disturbance in the parking lot. When they arrived, they found a 20-year-old man causing a scene and shouting aggressively. He claimed to live there, but refused to cooperate with the officers. >> What's up, man? >> What's up? >> What's up? >> What's up? >> What car you in? >> I ain't in any of these. >> Let's go then. You got to get on. Let's go. >> No, I don't got to go nowhere. >> You live here? >> I don't got Yeah, live here. You don't got What you walking up on me like that for? What's up? >> What's your address? >> Take Take that vest off. Come on. >> Take that vest off for me. >> Come on. Take that vest off, you know. Come on. Take that off. Let's get it. Let's get it, bro. What's up? What's up? >> Do me a favor. Take that off. Take that off. >> Like you're not a Take that off. >> Come on. No. Take that [ __ ] off. Let's get it. >> Where do you live? >> Your partner here like he's going to do something. You ain't going to do >> Where do you live, man? >> I live right here. There ain't nothing about it. What's your address? Do something about it. >> How about that? Take your off and do something about it. >> You like I won't. Despite being told several times to step away and calm down, the young man kept raising his voice and even bowled up his fists like he was about to swing. When he refused to listen and kept pushing the line, they moved in to arrest him. >> Like you want what? >> I ain't going to say nothing on that camera. Take that off. Take it off. See? >> Okay. See? >> Yeah. >> Let me get your ID. >> You ain't going to get >> Okay. Take it off and see. >> Whoa. What you laughing for? I'm right in your Take it off. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. Stop resisting. Put your hand on your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Put your hand on your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I'm a minor. >> So why'd you get in my face? Well, you going to hit me. >> Huh? >> So why'd you get in my face then? I told you stop balling up your fist. Right. >> I did. >> Okay. So why'd you get in my face? >> All right. Stand up. Not me. >> As they put him in handcuffs, he resisted and shouted that he was a minor. His friends also tried to step in and argue, but the officers quickly gained control of the situation. >> You doing here? Back up. Hey, back up. >> Back up. Back >> you. Back up now. >> The you do, bro. >> Back up. It's no big deal. >> It's no big deal. >> Roll up on your side. Stand up. >> Get back right now. Back up. Back up. >> I got him right. Bro with y'all, bro. >> With y'all. >> Back up. >> Hey, back up. Back up now. >> Help. Where you going? >> It's all good. >> No, it's no big deal. >> It's no big deal. It's no big deal. Sit down. >> It's no big deal. >> It's no big deal. >> I ain't do nothing. Man, >> you're helping Zoe. >> What the [ __ ] I didn't have time. Work on him. >> He went from aggressive to apologetic in seconds. He admitted he was just hyped up and said he didn't mean to act that way. He apologized to the officers, saying he respected them and understood why they had to arrest him. >> I didn't do nothing, bro. >> You were about to hit me, dude. >> I was not about to. >> So, why'd you bite your fist and get in my face? Because dude, you're running up on me. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. >> What's going on with him? >> Step out. Step out. >> Keys, bro. >> I'm sorry. I was just hyped up, dude. >> I respect 104. I know. We got a lot of subjects here. We got 115 going to jail right now. >> Why is he going to jail? >> If you get in my face, I'm >> not in your face as close as it is. And you don't have a problem with him. >> 3 ft of space. Go stand over there right now. Bro, you >> That's the brother in this 1015. Just make sure he stays away. >> I told you several chances. I said, "Hey, stop balling your fist. Chill out." >> All right. I accept your apology. You We didn't have to take it to this level, man. >> I know. I'm sorry. I was just hyped up. >> It's like It's like 15 of you guys going to let you punch me in the face. What do you think? Well, you look like you were going to hit me. >> I know. And I apologize. >> All right. Why' you have what? What's all the balling up your fist? >> Sorry, I'm just headed up. >> There's a situation going on. Sir, honestly, I apologize. >> Yeah, but listen, man. >> Listen, man. Listen to me. Anytime >> you come across police, you ball up your fist and get in somebody's face. I'm not You know what? Do you think I'm I'm going to punch you back? I'm going to let you punch me in the faces. >> I know, sir. Trust me. If you were to chase me, I'd understand truthfully. Like, you got me in my ribs a couple times. It's fair. He even thanked them for not going too hard on him and said he'd learned his lesson, >> dude. Yeah, cuz >> Yeah, I don't know. I don't know what what your dig is, but I appreciate you calming down. >> Like I Man, man, I'm sorry. You got me right. >> Okay. I Listen, >> it's not personal, man. I'm I'm doing my job. I I appreciate you being sorry, but you screwed up. Okay. >> Yeah. I apologize. I was acting big and tough. I mean, I got I got on my >> No problem. Stand by real quick. Do you have anything else in your pocket? >> Don't check me anyways. I'm sorry and I apologize. >> Good. >> Well, I I respect you as a man for you know, man. I'm sorry. >> Do we got to do this? Have a seat for me. >> Right here. >> No, over here. Over here. >> Yeah, that's all right. >> I'm right here. >> We'll we'll call or do whatever needs to be done. >> Okay. >> If you found this case intriguing, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content like this. At first, someone nearby had claimed he was just 16, but police confirmed he was actually 20 years old. He would be processed at the county jail like any other adult. >> I'm going to I'm going to swing you right here. >> We don't need this other one, do we? >> No. No. >> So, keep them over there. >> Yeah. Just keep him away. He was two seconds away from joining him. >> Sorry. >> No, no, you good, man. This is your house number or your cell phone? >> Okay. So, here's your stuff back. I got to explain to you right now. He's going to be arrested for what he just did. >> All right. They're going to >> What's the charge? Out of curiosity, >> I'm going to talk to the other officer exactly. Find out what the exact charges are. But regardless, he's going to be taken down. Do you know where the juvenile assessment center is? >> 45th Street. You know what the road tracks are? He's 25 for the juvenile assessment center. >> What's going to happen is he's going to get taken down there. They're going to process him and then uh >> why >> how old is he? >> 20. >> He's 20 years old. >> Uh someone over there said he was 16. He's 20. Then he's going down to County Jail. That's >> all right. So regardless, you can call down in a few hours. We'll figure out how you can get him home. Right. >> Yeah. >> So, right. >> It is what it is, right? Are you good with keeping him calm? He's not >> I got him. I got him. Can I say one thing to my son before he leaves so he doesn't freak out? >> I'll let him know. Just crack the window. I don't have >> Well, I'll let the other officer know cuz our supervisor is going to want to talk to him before they leave. I'll let him know. >> No, before they leave, I'll know you want to talk to him. All right. >> I just want to make sure you're good with the other son. Okay. >> Yeah, I am. But >> tell um if we can find out a charge for him maybe to cool him down a little bit. >> He's good. >> I think it's probably resisting arrest or something like that. >> Defend together. I wasn't around for a while. >> It's only It's probably a misdemeanor. It's probably a misdemeanor resisting arrest charge. >> He was wanting to know. He's fired up about it. >> No, I want to be No, I don't care. I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm not doing anything. >> Just kidding. I'm not happy we're here. I don't know. Oh. >> Oh, I remember this house. all they ever had with each other. >> So, they're very tight. That's all they have. >> Like I said, it's probably a misdemeanor resisting arrest charge. I don't know the the whole ins and outs of it. >> Yeah. >> Uh we just can't have him fighting around with you guys or or grandma. >> He's just upset about his brother. >> I hear you. >> If I could just speak to him for a second before he goes, let me >> We'll try to figure that out here. >> Do it now. It takes like 3 seconds. >> I think I'm not the one in charge over there. I don't know what's going on. If he's if he did something for us to have supervisors out here, it's probably something that he needs to sit there and think about what he did for a minute. Okay. >> Uh so they don't want to pop right in and say anything. >> They said they saw it, then they were like, "No, we ain't got nothing to say." So all right then. You have nothing to say, then get out of here. >> 1 2 3 4. >> Yeah, that's impractical. >> Multiple uncooperative witnesses. >> The man insists he didn't touch anyone. Officers explained that his actions, like balling up his fists, made them feel threatened, and that's why the charge applies. They also asked for a phone number to contact his mom. >> All right. Well, I'm sorry I had to turn out this way. It is what it is. If you were a police officer, you probably understand why I had to do what I >> was raised from police officers. >> Sorry. Sir, do you have your license with you? >> Yeah, I already >> Oh, you Thank you. All righty. Uh, you want to talk to him real quick? I'm going to end up taking him to the hospital and then he's going to take a ride. Okay. >> I'll let you guys take >> No, I know. I'm not good now. I just want Can I Can I stand up and at least say goodbye? >> No, no, no. You can't get out of the car, man. You got to stay there. >> Are you arresting me? >> Yeah, you're you're arrested right now. >> For what? What did I do? >> For assaulting a law enforcement officer. >> It's not assault. I never touched you. >> Okay. Well, you were about to. That's why it's a honey. Honey. >> Okay. Have a seat. >> Yeah. >> Let me get your ID. >> You ain't going to get >> Okay. Take it off your seat. >> Well, what you laughing for? I'm right in your >> Take it off. [Applause] >> Put your on your back. >> Okay. I'm not going to argue with you, man. Listen, it can go to court. They can throw it out. >> Well, obviously this guy kicked me in his rib. He's He's actually halfway. >> No, I know. He's He is >> Dude, I gave you more than I gave you so much respect and you know it, man. I gave you respect so much. >> Really? Like I had like two seconds. I honestly You seem not Yeah. Listen, man. How many times did I try to tell you, "Hey, relax, dude. Stop balling up your face." >> Like maybe once. I'm sure it's on your body cam. >> It's all on body cam. That's the That's the great thing about having a body cam. It's all on body cam. >> I know. That's what I'm saying. I don't It's okay, man. And I'm not here to argue with you. I'm just here to so you can talk to your dad. >> I know he's not one of those. I can tell where he's not one of those. >> I know he's not. >> I So have I. I know he's not one of those. >> That's what I'm saying. I'm trying to explain to you like, >> but he'll Can you at least readjust my custom one of my hands? >> I I am. I'm going to do all of that before we leave. >> Can Can I have my brother come and stuff to say goodbye to you? >> No, no, no. We can't have everybody come say goodbye to me. >> So, it's just one person. >> Yeah, just your It doesn't even have to be your dad. I'm just telling your dad the f >> Tell me mom's number so I can remember. Oh gosh. >> All right. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. Good. >> Watch your leg. >> Possible service. >> Yeah. You know, dad's a decent dude, but kid made kid messed up. >> Do you have any like marks or anything >> on on his elbow? He's got scuffs on his elbow. >> Hey, my picture right elbow. Big deal. They explained that this all started with a noise complaint from a neighbor. The man admits to being angry and says he was just shouting and acting foolish. >> Do you even know what you were called for? Called for like disturbance or what? I mean, I know decent amount about cops. >> Something like that. One of your neighbors called >> neighbors for a disturbance. >> Yeah, something like that. >> But why did y'all go after? Of course, he's going to stand up against cops. notes enough. >> He swears he didn't drink and is willing to be tested. He says he regrets his behavior and knows he let his emotions take over. >> What happened, man? Why are they out for us tonight? >> Well, I I was just upset. Like, there's a lot going on, you know? I had so much time to touch him. I would have if I wanted, you know. >> Okay. It was just like that would be stupid. >> What? We came here for a noise complaint and then it went south really >> we all just around and like I don't know I just got upset and then I've >> been drinking and stuff or >> Huh? >> You've been drinking a little bit? >> No. Yeah. >> You test me whatever you want. I haven't had a single drink. I haven't. >> Okay. >> All right. Very good. So, a bunch of people are saying that like you got in the officer's face and stuff and told him to take off. >> We were close. Yeah. Like I was talking I'll admit but that's just talking you know if I I had so much time to touch if I was going to touch my touch and I was just talking. What were you saying to him? >> Like I don't I don't even remember how happened to I was just talking like I was just frustrated that okay cuz every time cops come over here they're just like complete as I was just frustrated like I was hanging out with my friends and >> as the situation winds down officers prepare to transport him. >> Yeah. As soon as this is done I'm 98. We're taking off >> closer than you and I. >> Okay about >> just hooting and hollering and yelling and screaming. >> Yeah. Just talking. And what started as just words quickly turned into something serious. What do you think? Was the arrest fair or did it go too far? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Thanks for watching and stay safe out there.