She has, you know, she has every privilege a woman could have and she doesn't want to pay the bill. She doesn't care about any of it. She wants the dollar, the God bless dollar because this is going to go to court. You understand me? I'm going to go before George with a lawyer and you're going to [ __ ] be held responsible. You understand? >> Some hillbilly husbands mistake cruelty for control, believing their abusive ways can keep their families in fear. Because what happens when cops finally show up and strip away that false sense of power and show them that they're not untouchable? >> You took that [ __ ] out of my That's why I called you, mother. You dumb mother. >> I'd rather take a knife to my throat than slices and not deal with anybody. Especially you, especially her. >> Here are the times abusive hillbilly husbands thought they were untouchable. Starting with Paul, a deadbeat hillbilly who would rather call 911 on his wife than try and get a job. >> She doesn't pay the bills. We can't live here. All right. I depend on her paycheck. >> I die right on spot. I go to heaven because I've had [ __ ] enough. Tell my SON TO COME HOME. GOD DAMN IT. TELL MY SON TO COME HOME. I'M GOING TO DRAG you all into [ __ ] Supreme Court because this is what happens when you don't discriminate against a person. On June the 18th, 2024, a man identified as Paul called 911 after a financial dispute with his wife spiraled out of control. When officers arrived on the scene, they realized the caller was by no means a victim and that there was something else at play. >> All right, I depend on her paycheck. >> That's something between you and your wife are going to have >> Well, she doesn't, you know, she's threatening me with the paycheck. Okay, she's holding my You can't be calling 911 every time you're getting upset about >> Okay. Well, talk to her. Tell her she can't do this. If she owns this house, she's legally has to pay the bills. Her name is first on the mortgage. She has to pay it. All right? She has a an obligation of 720 a month with mariner finance. She has to pay that. All right? She can't just think that she can walk away and just leave it alone. It's legally [music] not acceptable. She signed. Okay. >> I think she left just for >> No, I've never hurt her. I've never hurt the kids saying that I've done everything cooling off here until things start to settle down. >> Well, this comes up every 2 months. She's done this 2 months ago. You guys had it recorded on your uh cans. You see how this infuriates me. All right. I can't live here if she doesn't pay the bills. >> Have you tried counseling? Maybe a counselor could talk to her. >> No, she doesn't want to go to counseling. I will take my son to a psychiatrist, okay? Because this is affecting him. He wants a $300 pair of Nike shoes. He has no reality [music] of money. >> He thinks we're rich. Okay, >> most kids do. >> I have 45 accounts, guys. 45 accounts that I'm paying on every month. I get up at 3:00 in the morning to pay the bills. All right, 3:00 to pay all the bills. All right, she doesn't care about that. She has 5,000 20,000 in jewelry. She has makeup cases. She has, you know, she has every privilege a woman could have. And she doesn't want to pay the bills. >> Yes. Come on in. 9273. >> She doesn't [music] want to pay the bill. She's withholding her money. You cannot withhold the money. >> We can try to get you both on some type of counseling to figure that out. It might help. >> No, I'm not going to counseling with her because she wants to put me in a psychiatric ward because I'm bipolar disorder. There's nothing wrong with me. I take my medicine. I see a psychiatrist. I go [music] to the doctors. [singing] I do everything that I'm supposed to do. All right? I'm not going into a psychiatric war and be locked up against my will and fed medicines that I don't want to take. That ain't going to [ __ ] happen. >> Even before stepping onto the scene, officers knew that Paul wasn't going to make their jobs easy. But nothing could have prepared them for the unhinged antics that were going to follow. >> We're not saying >> Yeah. Well, that's what happened to me once in my life. This is not going to happen again. Come on in. >> Come on in. You can have the whole story. We're going to take this all to the Supreme Court. Oh, yeah. You're gonna be a witness. You're gonna be a witness. I'm gonna drag you all into [ __ ] Supreme Court because this is what happens when you don't discriminate against a person. I lost my job of 15 years with KFC because I didn't take a person off the front counter with the with that was missing teeth. This is what happened. You can Google my name. Google my name. >> No, no more [ __ ] All right. I will take this to court to Supreme Court. I have a good civil rights attorney. All right. >> Okay. You called us. >> Yeah. I want my wife home. I want my son home. You've taken them away for me. >> We didn't take them away. >> Why are they at 80 North Shadow? Who brought them there? >> Michael. >> No. Bring them back. >> Okay. We can't. >> Cuz then we're taking someone that doesn't want to go somewhere. It'd be like us taking you and take >> you. You're free to get a lawyer. We just can't have you calling 911 if there's not >> I want to know where my missing family is. What's wrong with that? >> What is wrong with that? >> They're not missing or with your brother. >> When are they coming home? >> When they When they choose >> You don't know. You don't know when my family's coming home. >> When they choose to. >> When they choose to. Yes. Okay. All right. Well, I've heard enough. Goodbye. Good day, gentlemen. Goodbye. >> Well, hold on. We got >> You're not welcome here. And what do you have for us? >> We have an ambulance coming because we're concerned for your health. No, I'm not going to go in an ambulance. >> I never said you're going to >> come in and check your vitals. >> No, I don't. No, no. I absolutely disagree with that. I I do not want any medical help right now. No, not whatsoever. >> NO. IF I DIE RIGHT ON SPOT, I GO TO HEAVEN BECAUSE I'VE HADING ENOUGH. >> All right. No. NO MORE OF THIS [ __ ] NO MORE. NO. If I go to heaven, I go with the Lord right now. Call off the ambulance. Call off of him. >> No. This is what she put in my face. I was having a happy Father's Day until I came onto the beach on in Diamond Lake yesterday and she told me, "I'm not going to pay the bills. I want to hold my paycheck. I have changed." This is what she told me straight to [music] my face. >> Oh, I'm sorry. She said that, Mom. >> Yeah, she said that to me. After I put down my life savings, >> Paul, I know >> my pension, everything I own. She has the goal to say that to me. after I helped her family through dialysis, [music] my kid through anesthesia. All right? She doesn't care about any of that, guys. She doesn't care about any of it. She wants the dollar, the God bless dollar. She wants to enrich herself. >> She has $75,000 in her retirement account. I have zero dollars. >> Do you understand the situation? >> Listen to what he said, please. No, I don't want to be out on the street, guys. I'm going to go to court. Ask for alimony. Ask for child support. Ask for food assistance. All right. No. Yeah, I will do whatever I want to do. Nobody's going to get harmed here. Nobody's going to get hurt. You don't have to >> stop [music] calling 911. >> I will. This is it. Goodbye. >> By this point, it was clear the bizarre 91 call [music] had nothing to do with an emergency. Instead, Paul was using it as his own therapy session. [music] As a result, the officers decided it was time to cut through the nonsense. >> Go to jail. I don't >> No, I don't care if I go to jail. I [music] don't care. >> I've been to jail. >> But we do care. >> I don't care. I don't care. I will get a lawyer. I will ple my case to the court. >> Rather be here a tiny little metal cell. >> I don't care anymore. >> I'm I'm tired of getting kicked in the teeth and abused and battered. All right. You can only take it for 50 years and then you've had enough. And I've had enough. Okay. I lost my job. I had to stand in the unemployment line. I had to work two jobs. All right. All right. I haven't hurt anybody since. All right. And I will not hurt anybody. >> I never said you were going to hurt somebody. >> No, I will not. >> Okay. >> Haven't I stay off? >> No. We have to wait for an ambulance. Okay. Paul. >> No, I'm not going to an ambulance. Goodbye, >> Paul. >> I don't want an ambulance. Goodbye. >> Get out of my house, please. If you don't leave, if you don't leave, you're going to get sued and you're going to leave so I can get get there safely. >> Goodbye. Goodbye. >> Goodbye. I pay my taxes. I'm a right to pay my taxes. You're not welcome here. I will not call 911. >> I don't care. [music and singing] They can live on the street if they want to. >> Okay. Goodbye. >> Not even minutes later, [music] the officers had to return to the property. Once again, faced with the task of dealing with the deadbeat husband. But this time, they weren't leaving empty-handed. >> I'll go with >> No, we have to. You hold >> back. >> All right. >> Let's do it. >> All right. >> She doesn't want to pay the price. She doesn't want to pay the fees. That's okay. >> Hold on. Hold up. Paul. I got to lock them up so they don't send you up. >> All right. Let's go. >> All right. Let's go. >> Hold on. Hold on. I want this all done. >> That's all right. I'm That's fine. She's not going to be anymore, guys. I want this all documented. If I go divorce court, I want this all documented. pay for each one when it comes to me. >> Oh yeah, she's gonna pay all. >> Don't step on the the little rocks here. >> She's gonna pay everything. Yep. >> We're gonna go to my car right there. >> Yep. That's fine. I paid my life savings into this family and this home. I've taken great care of them. I get a kick in the teeth for this. No. I've been abused. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Here. Walk on the sidewalk, sir. >> I follow the law all my life. All my life. I follow my P the Supreme Court. All right. I have >> Hold on. Hold on. Let's unlock the door. Hold on, Paul. I'm a disabled American. I want this all documented. I have no qualms going before the judge. [music] >> Body cameras. >> Go ahead and turn around. >> It's all done. >> 5387. >> Check your hat, honey. >> I need to check your hat real quick, Paul. All right. Okay. You going to put that back on you? >> Yep. >> All right. >> This is all good and dandy. Okay. I took my case to the Supreme Court and I lost. Okay. All right. That's the way it goes. I accept that. All right. But I will not accept this. Someone that's going to lie to me, cheat, and steal from me. No, it ain't going to happen. >> Put your hands up. There we go. There we go. Pull. >> Got to buckle you in for safety. my own. Thank you, gentlemen. >> I want this all documented. All of it. Because you know what? She's going to come at me in court. They do. They always do. All right. I want it all documented, guys. All right. Do your best job. She signed for this and that. And she don't want to pay now. Oh, yeah. How about that? Huh? She don't want to pay. She don't want to pay her legal obligations. [laughter] Oh, yeah. The judge is going to have a field day with this. [laughter] She signed and signed and signed and now she don't want to pay. She's threatening me. Can you believe that? This is what happens. This is what I told my son. This is what can happen to you. Are you watching? This is a real life lesson, buddy. This is what can happen to you. Want this to happen to my 12-year-old son? No [ __ ] way in hell. No [ __ ] way in hell. All right. Now, I'm going to put the screws to this lady. I brought her here from Peru. I supported her career. 20 years, drove her back and forth to work, and she's going to withhold her pay. She's got another [ __ ] thing coming. I will tell it to the judge. I don't give a who I got to talk to. I put my mercy on the court. >> After a ride full of complaints and threats, the officers hoped Paul would settle down at the station, but once inside, [music] he continued to raise help. >> This is what happens when you don't >> Hold on. Hold on, Paul. This is what happens when you don't discriminate, guys. >> Okay, step on out. Watch your head. >> This is what happens when you don't discriminate. Yep. >> Okay. >> Yep. This is what happens to your life when you don't discriminate. >> Okay. Follow my partner, please. Okay. >> I'm here. >> We're going to go first door on your right, Paul. >> And we're going to have you have a sit on seat on the bench. >> Yep. Or uh >> I'm going to have to take your hat, though. Okay. >> Sure. >> Like fill up PV to call DCFS. >> Let's do this. >> You just have your shorts on. >> Yeah, I'm ready. >> That's it. >> I'm ready. I don't know if >> documented. All right. I want it all documented. >> Okay, Paul, hold on. Got got a lot of paperwork to do, right? >> Yeah, let's do it. Let's do it, buddy. I have nothing to wor with. I'm an honest person. I'm a god loving, honest person. Let's do it. Okay. She doesn't want to be with me and she doesn't want to pay the bill. >> On the phone. He's on the phone. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Hold on. >> All right. I understand you have a job to do. This is greed. [music] You understand greed. You know about greed. >> Paul, please. >> You know about greed. You better find out because it can happen to you. All right. You want to pay for the rest of your life? This is what can happen to you. All right? I'm stopping it [music] right now. >> I'm not going to get kicked in the teeth for helping my family out. All right? I [music] have nothing. I've done nothing wrong. No, I'm not going to hold my silence. I have a right to talk. I have my first You're going to go in. Okay, >> that's fine. Stand up. You want to take me? Go ahead. Go ahead. Come on. Take me to myself. >> Can you grab a mattress, please? >> Thank you very much. Let's go. >> Right here. Right here. >> All right. >> Right here. >> All right. Can you grab a mattress, please? No. Come back. Come back here. I need a mattress. Blanket, please. >> No. We're going to do this right and proper all the way. All right. Every bit. Because this is going to go into court. You understand me? I'm going to go before George with a lawyer and you're going to [ __ ] be held responsible. You understand that? >> Do not approach me. >> Yeah. Don't tell me what toing do. I have done nothing wrong. Nothing. I have done nothing wrong and you're holding me against my privacy. You've taken away my family. Taken away my family. You think I would be okay with that? You've taken away my family. >> Hold on. We got to put a bed in bed and a blanket in here. Okay, then we'll take the cuffs off. Okay. >> You've taken away my family. MY FAMILY. GOD DAMN YOU. >> YOU WILL PAY THE WORST price for this. >> Step on up here so I can take the cuffs off. You will pay the Lord's price for this, but you will go to hell for eternity for taking away my family. >> UNDO YOUR FINGERS. >> GOD DAMN YOU. >> STOP YELLING, PLEASE. >> NO. YOU think I'm pissed? Oh, yeah. I'm pissed, but I won't hurt anybody. I will follow the law because I follow the Lord's law. >> Your hand comes out on the wall for me. >> No, this ain't going to [ __ ] happen anymore. I'm not going to beat your kick to the curb. No more. I am not going to be brutalized or betrayed or not. >> Same thing on the wall. On the wall. Hand on the wall. >> Thank you. >> The officers believed that locking Paul would help him calm down and give him some time to relax, which proved to be naive thinking on their end. >> I went out. >> Okay, you're not coming out. >> I want out. >> No, I have some medical questions. >> When will I come out? I want >> When you calm down? >> When will I come out? When you calm down. >> I am calm. >> No, you're not pounding on the door and you're screaming. >> You're not a psychologist. Bring a psychiatrist in here. No, >> you're in a holding facility. No, >> I want out. When will I get out? >> When we're done. >> I want this process immediately. I don't want to be healthier for >> I'm trying to ask you some medical questions to process this. >> Yeah, that's fine. Let's process. >> Okay, let's do that. >> Let's do it right now. >> Do you have any medical problems such as diabetes, epilepsy, high blood pressure, asthma, or any anything? >> No. >> Well, I'm not a doctor. I can't give that to you. Only the hospital can. >> Otherwise, I'm going to have a low blood issue episode and dying on this break right now. And you're going to be held responsible. >> Yes, you are. >> Give me my medicine. >> We have rescue here. >> I want my medicine. >> All right, Paul, calm down. >> I want my medicine. >> I understand. Paul, listen to me. >> I want to live. >> I understand that. >> You're stopping me from living. >> I'm not. Can you >> give me my medicine? >> Let me talk to you, please. All right. My paramedics are here. They can get you that stuff, but they can only get it to you at the hospital. >> No, I'm not going to hospital. >> Okay, then. >> Tell them to go away. >> All right, I will tell my medics to go away. >> Thank you for coming over on me. >> No way. >> That's fine. Just let me let me say two words. >> Okay. >> You don't want paramedics at all. >> All right. You believe in this war? Do you believe in the Lord? All right. Then go home. Go home. No, don't with me, guys. Don't fight with me. You're going to lose your jobs. You're going to lose your careers. Go home >> cuz I will take this all the way to the Supreme Court. All right. Don't crime me. I've done it before. Go home. >> NO. NO WAY. DON'T TAKE MY FAMILY AWAY FROM ME. >> We didn't take your family. >> I thought paid for them. >> All right. LET THE MEDIC. >> NO. I DON'T WANT TO HEAR THEM. >> LET ME GO. >> SEE YOU GUYS. YEP. >> Let me go. >> After refusing medical help, Paul was released. But before he left, officers made sure to let him know the gravity of his actions. >> You want to ride home? >> I want to go home. >> Okay, we'll give you a ride home. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Paul, do me a favor. Step back from my door, please. >> My legal troubles. You're going to get it. I want to be at peace. I want to be at my home where I pay my retirement to live in peace. All right. If she don't want to pay the bill, she can go live somewhere else. Okay? I don't give a >> All right. I'm done with her. No, she don't want to [ __ ] pay the bills after she charged up thousands of dollars. All right. She doesn't want to pay the bill. >> A civil issue that you can take care of. >> Yeah. I'll take care of I want to go home. I'm no danger. I've never hurt anybody. I've done everything to live by the law. Everything. >> Paul, listen to me. Okay? Just Just listen. I understand. I understand you're agitated. I understand you're mad, but please listen, okay? My officers from dayshift came over to the house because there was a verbal argument between you and your wife earlier today. Correct? Is that why they were there earlier? >> I'm listening. >> Okay, >> I'm listening. >> She agreed with your kid to go to your brother's house. >> Okay, I'm listening. >> So, we did not take your daughter or your child or your wife away from you. They voluntarily left. >> I don't care about them anymore. I want to go home. >> Sit. >> I don't care. [clears throat] >> We're not ready to go yet. >> No. They want to go home. They want to go live somewhere else. I put my retirement into that home. I am entitled to everything that's in that home. If they don't want to live there anymore and pay the bills, that's [music] their choice. Okay. >> Absolutely. 100% agree with you. >> All right. >> But going forward, when we take you home, if you call about them not being able to pay the bills or stuff like that, you're going to get rearrested and we're going to call the state and we're going to get you charged with a class 4 felony for misuse of 911. >> Okay, I understand. >> Okay. I don't want to arrest you and I don't want >> Next time this happens, I'll get a lawyer. I'll get a lawyer. >> That's fine. >> All right. Jeffrey Leven, he's the man for attorney's right. Okay. >> I want to see my boy. >> Sure, that's fine. Right now, we're not going to arrest you. >> After 20 years of helping her and her family out, she's withholding your paycheck. All right. >> Okay. >> How wrong is that? >> That's a civil issue between you. >> No, that Howing wrong is that? Tell me. Between me and you off the record, how wrong is that? >> I don't see it being wrong. >> Do you have a wife? >> Yeah, I do. >> You have a kid. Is she holding her paycheck from you? >> No, she gets her own paycheck. She has her own bank account. Okay. So, I give two that's what she does with her money. As long as she pays her bills, I don't [music] care. >> Yeah. Well, that's the real life bills. >> I'm not going to cause any trouble, guys. All right. I've never hurt anybody. All right. >> Okay. Let me talk for a minute. Okay. >> No, I want this to go to the court because I I took somebody off the front counter that didn't have tea and put her to the back of the restaurant. >> Stop. >> All right. And I was fired for that. My whole life my whole life was ruined because of that. You understand that? Google my name. To land versus KFC. Google it and you'll see my whole life story. You'll see what I've gone through. >> All right. >> We are taking you [music] home. >> Yes. Let's go. Let's go. >> You call 911 again. You are going to get charged with eight counts of felony. >> I understand. >> In addition to another >> No, I'll get a lawyer before that happens. >> I understand. >> Step into the cell now. >> I understand. >> I'm not going to bother you guys anymore. You're not going to get caught. All right. I'll get a lawyer if that happens again. All right. All right, Paul, do me a favor. Face that cinder block wall for me. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> All right. >> All right. Paul, let's go. I'm going to show her you 518 J. >> Yep. >> I'll put the screw server in court. I know how to document. >> Good. Have a seat. >> Oh, yeah. >> Watch your head. >> Nobody's going to [ __ ] tell me they're not going to pay the bills. >> Okay. No, you guys aren't going to have any more trouble for me. If this happens again, I'm going to go talk to a lawyer and it'll be done. All right? I promise you. Okay? >> I'm a word of my honor, okay? What I speak is a word from the Lord. Okay? My word is golden. I will take this to a lawyer if this happens again. God's honest truth. All right? You're not going to have any more problems for me. I will take it to court. All right? I will sue her for everything she's got. Yep. I was the one that got her into that job, helped her through school, got her promoted. Now she's got a lot of money and now she wants me out. All right. >> But his promises to be a better person didn't last. It wasn't long before officers were called back to the residence once again. And this time [music] they weren't putting up with any of his know-it-all attitude. >> I want my son home. >> He's a 12year-old. >> He's not in danger. >> Yes, officer. I'm listening. I'm listening >> because I dealt with you already. >> I am listening. >> Two. Were you told not to call 911 again? >> My son is being held. I called my wife. She will not bring him home. Because >> I don't know where my son is. She will not tell. >> Yes. >> Listen to me. I already told you where your son is. But you are not listening [music] with your ears. You just want to talk. Listen. Your wife and your son left because of a verbal domestic altercation earlier today and went to your brother-in-laws or your brothers. >> That's where they're at. >> They won't come home. >> They don't want to come home. Okay. Good night, >> Paul. The other thing. Do you have a non-emergency number for 911? >> No. I'm done with this. They won't want to come home. They can find another >> Paul. I'm going to give you this because [music] if you call 911 more goddamn time, I am going to arrest you for the felony that we already told you not to do. >> I don't care. I don't care. >> Here's the phone number. >> I care about my son more than the felony. I'll go to court if I have to. I want to know where my son is. >> Your son is at your brother's house. >> Well, tell him to come home. >> Tell them. >> There's the non-emergency number for >> The officer tried his best not to arrest him again, but Paul made that task harder with his aggravating antics. >> Tell my son to COME HOME. GOD DAMN IT. TELL MY SON TO COME HOME. >> OKAY. I'm not going to get yelled at like a 2-year-old. Turn around. Put your hands behind your badge. You're under arrest again. >> All right. >> This time it's for the felony. >> All right. Hang on. Let me shut my door. >> Shut your door. >> I want my son to come home. >> You're not He's not coming home. 9433 went in custody. >> Fine. I don't care. I want my son to come home. >> Can you loosen up the handcuffs a little bit, officer? They'reing cutting my blood circulation. Everybody's going to pay for this. Everybody >> stop moving. >> I will make sure everybody >> stop moving now. >> Yeah. I want myself I My rights are being infringed upon. >> No, they're not. You're under arrest for violation and misuse of 911. >> That's okay. I don't give a [ __ ] >> For a second time tonight. >> I don't care. You think Iing care? You think I [ __ ] obviously you don't give a So I don't care. >> No, I don't. No. I'm going to go to court. She don't want to pay the bills. We can't live here. I'm out in the street. This is my only alternative. You got that? This is it. or I'm out in the street. What the is the difference? Huh? What the is the difference? >> Have a seat. >> How much I got to pay? I'ming to tell to the judge. What's your name? My lions. >> Yeah, just like the >> Thank you, officer Lions. >> Not a problem. >> No, she won't bring him home. She said no. She won't bring him home. They separated the evening. >> So I can't see my son. >> No, I can't see my son. You know what that does to me? You know what that [ __ ] does to me? I can't see my son. No [ __ ] way, officer. It ain't going to happen. >> No. No. >> No. >> Well, then she gets a lawyer. Nobody [ __ ] tells me I can't see my god-given right son. Nobody. I brought him into theirs. I will take care of him. He is my son. NOBODY TELLS ME I CAN'T SEE MY SON. NOBODY. I DON'T give a [ __ ] whose card I have to tell to him. Nobody [ __ ] separates me from my son. Nobody. >> It was like deja vu again with Paul in the back seat [music] complaining and yelling the entire ride to the station. But the officers had seen this game before and they weren't amused. >> I want my medicine. I need goside. I need whisper doll. I need Lexapro. [music] I want it delivered. >> If you don't deliver, you can go to the hospital. >> No, I need it delivered. >> You don't deliver. >> All right. You're going to pay for my life when I die. You understand that? You understand that? If I die from low blood sugar. >> SHUT UP. GET OUT of the car. I'll get you the paramedics. They'll take you to the damn hospital. >> Take me to the hospital. I want to go to the hospital. >> Over here. >> I want to go to the hospital. I need my medicine. >> Turn around over there. >> I want to go. >> Not going to yell with a 2-year-old. >> God damn. >> I'm not going to die in this jail cell. No way. I want my medicine. Take me to Good Shepard Hospital. >> No, you're going to go to Nipy or Sondelle or GC. I want to go to the hospital. >> Not till 10:00 this morning. I have low blood pressure. I am getting dizzy. >> Yeah. >> Firing of KFC after 15 years for not discriminating against a person because they didn't have a teeth. >> Okay. So, you were just down here, right? A little while ago. >> I don't know. >> Okay. Yeah. We just had to hear. I didn't. I wasn't here. But >> I want to go to the hospital. I have nothing to say until I talk to my lawyer. I have nothing to say to you. >> That's fine. Good night. >> I have no idea when my family's coming home. Isn't that [music] great? Are you going to hold me in a jail cell or what? What's going toing happen to me? >> We are. We just got um we just got confirmation from the state's attorney's [music] office that you are going to be staying with us tonight. You're going to see a judge in the morning. >> Good. >> So, we just need you to leave your >> That's good. Ask for us. >> No. Say no more. >> Do you want to turn your phone off so that doesn't >> I don't care. Whatever. I don't need to talk to anybody. >> Well, I just in case you want to >> No, I don't need to talk to anybody. Okay, take your head off. Set it here and you're going to go into cell two. Thank you very much. Goodbye. Good night. >> I have a lot to say to the judge a lot. Been waiting for my day in court. Yep. I want my day in court. >> Take me away. I want my day in court. I have a lot to say to the judge. I want everything be transparent. I want everything. Everything. I have nothing to hide. I'm a truthful, god-bearing person. I will tell the [ __ ] honest truth. Thank you officers for doing your job. God bless you. Good luck with your families. All right, we're done with this now. Okay, I'll talk to the judge. >> When the Lord takes me, it's my time. >> We already clarified all that earlier. >> I deserve to treat the right Oh. is [music] did I can't remember. Can these come off in my cell? >> Yeah, they'll come off in your cell. >> All right. This is what I do every day. >> Finally, Paul was charged with fourthderee felony for [music] misuse of 911. Moving on to a very shameless husband who would rather quarrel with the cops than attempt to save his [music] unconscious wife. >> Hey, we need to make sure she's okay. >> You do not need to. Yes, we do. >> Please close the gate. >> I We need to make sure this gate. >> That's fine. We need to make sure she's okay. >> Hey, Kell. Please fine. We're coming in. >> Why? >> Because we need to check on her. >> No, you don't. >> Don't shut that door. >> Are you Oh my god. >> On August the 7th, 2023, officers were called to a home where a woman had collapsed and fallen unconscious. Present in the residence with her was her husband, identified as Steven Hannon. But the officer soon learned that saving her life wasn't a priority for the despicable man. This is my wife. Her husband, >> open the door. talk. We can talk. >> Why are all these people? >> She just walked up. >> All right. Now, please don't let anybody inside. No, it's one. He doesn't want anybody in. >> Are you really saw walk up the stairs? Female that was drinking fell down stairs. >> Okay. >> Okay. Are you a doctor? >> No. >> Please. Please. Please. Please. >> We We need to come in and make sure she's okay. >> I know you don't. >> Yes, sir. >> Sir, I know my rights. And do not >> need to talk to them. >> Who's she? >> She She went back and >> Wait, wait, wait. Get out of here. I'm sorry. If you want to go out, go ahead. Go ahead. No, no, no, no. Please stop. Please stop. Calm down. I want you to calm down. >> I want you to stop me up. No. Stop. No. Wait. Warm me up. No. See, >> please. >> Give me one moment. >> Please [music] go out the back and talk to them. If you want to talk to them, talk to them out the back. >> I'm saying if you want to talk, >> where's the girl at the breath? >> Mary Lynn, look what you are doing. I don't understand. >> From the very start, deputies sensed that something wasn't right inside the house. And when Steven refused to let them help his wife, the officers were forced to find an alternative way. Where do you what's his name? >> Steve. >> Steve. What? >> What is it? >> Steve, >> do you let me go? Let me go. What's this guy's deal? >> Which one of them is actually the occupant? >> The the Steve the one that pissed off. Yeah. >> Wait, both trespassing here. >> You have no reason to be here in my house. >> No, you have no reason. >> The homeowner is refusing to let us in to check on the female that fell. Yeah, if I get one more car this way, this might turn into something. >> No. Yeah, he's outside. >> Yeah. You know what? John, come here. >> Hey, we need to make sure she's okay. >> You do not need to. >> Yes, we do. >> All right then. Wait, did you Who opened this gate? >> I did. >> Well, please close the gate. I we need to make sure >> that's fine. We need to make sure she's okay. >> We're not leaving till we do that. >> All right. >> Get a warrant. >> Okay. So says John said. >> As minutes dragged on, Steven's hostility [music] grew and he seemed intent on denying that help his wife desperately needed. It was as if he had planned for this moment. Determined to prove that he was in control [music] of the situation. Please know what I'm psychologist. >> Are you are you a psychiatrist or psychologist? >> No. >> No, you're not. So, what are you doing here? >> What does that have to do with the person falling down the stairs? >> Who? >> Nothing. >> I'll answer it for you. >> Who? >> We need to make sure the female that fell downstairs is okay. >> Who? >> Whoever fell down the stairs. So, so you just making up? >> Is there another license? >> What's that? >> Can I see your license? >> My license? >> Yes. >> No. >> And you're fishing for something? Obviously. Do you have a fishing license? >> Officient license? Listen, you're Listen, you're intoxicated. We need to make sure the female inside's okay. >> How about you stay out of this property unless you have a warrant and reasonable cause to assume? Wait. So, you're hearing you're saying somebody really >> nice. >> Somebody called. Nice. >> Somebody called and said that >> flashlights on me. >> I have flashlights. >> So owner of a house >> is inside. He's refusing. It's his It's his or his wife that the owner of the house. He's refusing to check out. >> That's his buddy. was also his wife's inside too. Um him and the guy were outside drinking or hanging out and then they heard the owner of the house wife fall down the stairs and then they went inside. She was unconscious down at the bottom of the stairs. >> Yes. >> We have to go and check. >> He's inside. >> Get him on the >> Can you Can you go ask him real quick? Is your >> You know, I you know I can say ask him to come talk to me. I'm the [ __ ] supervisor because he's going to have some hard options. >> Here he comes. All right. He's getting ready to come out. All right. >> Hey, my boss is here. >> No, he went inside. >> Sir, come talk to me real quick. All right. Come talk to me real quick. >> Is this guy really going to get arrested? I don't know. >> My ambulance. >> We're going to move our way. Let us inside. This is how this works. community caretaking the same. >> Hey, I got eyes on this hallway. >> The husband was convinced he knew the law better than anyone. Unfortunately for him, the officers were about to teach him a lesson or two. >> Coming towards you, Sergeant. >> Police Department Let me talk to you for a second. >> We got a 911 call. Okay. Cannot receive medical treatment for the person. We got We have a 911 call. We got a person over there saying someone went down in the house. So listen, you got two options. You got two options. You can either let either let us come in and see her or you can have her step out or we'll come in. There's no reason to do that. And also And also you will also also you'll have to go to jail for obstruction. >> At least attempting to. >> I don't see this. This is crazy. >> I If this guy literally goes to jail on an officell, >> he has anger for Dude, I was >> when you say that I'm sleep, I'm trying to help you out here, man. Trying to help you out here. Okay. All you need to do your wife. Talk to your wife. Bring her to the door. >> Bring her to the door. Bring her to the door. >> Both of these guys. All right, guys. forcing the back. >> Yes. Okay, here we go. >> Cal, please. >> Hey, Cal. Police. We're coming in. >> Why? >> Because we need to check on her. >> No, you don't. >> What Steve didn't know was that shutting the door on the officer's faces was the worst mistake he could have ever made. Are you hid? >> Oh my god. You're underrest. >> Look at this. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Uhhuh. Hands right back. >> Are you recording this? >> We're good. We're good. Bring his arm back to me. There you go. >> Uhhuh. >> Yeah. I get your hand. >> Get that one. >> I have a handicap. >> Stay back. Stay back. >> Hey, you're going to get tased in a minute. You want to get tased? >> I GOT BOTH HANDS. GET THE CUFFS OUT, TREVOR. >> PUT THAT TOOL AROUND. >> Put the tool away. >> Stay back. >> Stay back. >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> For obstructing. For obstructing. >> What? I can't breathe. >> One. Good job. >> Cuff over here. >> I can't breathe. Bring it back, >> dude. Let me breathe. Roll over them back. Bring your arm back. >> Please let me roll a separate set of cuffs. >> Okay. So, available. >> I guess you guys don't know. >> Trying to get cuffs on. >> Trying to get cuffs on. >> See, we're all tied up, guys. >> Get your hands behind your back while you're standing by hand. You're standing my hand instead of getting behind my back. real quick. Sit up so you can break. >> I'm not sure. I understand. >> Look at you. >> Are you really hurt? >> Oh my god. Thank god you're saving the community. >> Now you can go to jail. >> To be saving the community, right? >> For the night. >> Oh, thank God. >> So, go and stand. >> Oh, thank God. I think you're feeling really comfortable about your job now, huh? >> Go and stand. Unlock the front door. What? >> Go and stand out. >> So, you bust in the back door. So, the front door. >> Wait, where's your warrant by the way? >> Can I see a warrant? >> Can I see some sort of You don't have to give a suspicion of a >> What was a crime I did? >> Stand up. >> Define my crime, please. >> Stand up. >> Can I have a crime? >> Oh my god. I'm being arrested with no crime. >> Oh, guess who's you guys are about to lose all your >> Oh, thank you very much. What? >> My wife. What are you talking about? >> Are you insane, >> man? You guys are really Are you insane? >> You just car >> I don't have shoes. Oh my god. Look at this. I hope you have cameras on. You got cameras. Look at this. >> Look at this. You can You bastard. You little prick. >> Look at my hand. Look at my >> STOP RESISTING. YOU GOT TO resist me. All right. Do you understand? >> Oh jeez. You think I got something between my toe? You Oh my god. How How tough are you? How tough are you stupid fools? What? You think I had something punched in my toes? Fool. Are you kidding me? Idiots. Sit in the car. Idiots. >> You're saying you're helping the count. >> Idiots. Good job. >> Steven was arrested and charged with two counts of obstruction and one count of resisting arrest. Steven's downfall was humiliating. Similar to the moment officers taught a lesson to a scumbag who threatened his ex. >> Sir, what's going on? She told me to hold. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> Don't play that, dog. I do not play this. Don't touch this if y'all going to both. >> You telling me he has a mental illness cuz I'm about to slam on the ground like I >> What's going on? You hurt with the >> On July the 21st, [music] 2024, officers responded to a neighborhood following reports that an abusive man had broken into his ex's home and threatened her life. When deputies arrived at the residence, they found the man to be every last bit uncooperative, as the 911 call had claimed. >> You crazy and broke at the same time. >> Sir, what's going on? >> She told me to wait. Don't play that, dog. I do not play. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. Yo, yo, we're not doing that. >> Hey, hey, hey, relax. Relax, bro. Relax. Don't do that. Come through this if y'all both of y'all up. >> You're not doing >> You're not doing you up many times. >> Hey, it's going to beat your a couple times. >> Come on. Come on. >> Come on. >> Don't do that, man. >> I'mma spray you. I'mma spray you. Back up. Back up. >> Back up. >> Back up. >> What is y'all telling me to do? Are you telling me he has a mental illness? Cuz I'm about to slamming this on the ground. I'mma tell you, bro. Relax. >> What is telling me to do? >> Calm down. >> Did you see me talking? >> Bro, I'm about to spray. >> I was going to get hurt. She told me to. >> You're not going to do that, bro. Calm down. What's going on? >> Do I look like I >> What's going on? >> You hurt with the dog. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. Come on, man. Relax. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> You going to hit me now? Let me go. Let me go. Hit me, dog. Let me go. Let me go. >> Let me go to the ground. >> You going to bust my mouth? No. >> I'm spray. I'm spray. Wait. Wait. Ready. >> Just kill him. Knock him here. Y'all going to pay for go. >> Y'all going to pay for this [ __ ] Lock me up. Go ahead. Lock me up. >> I'm letting go, Nef. Get off me. You want him around. Get off of me. >> If you break my arm, I'm going you up. I'm coming. Wait. Wait. Wait. Off me. It's time TO GO. IS WRONG WITH Y'ALL, MAN. YO, hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Arrest, STOP PUTTING BEHIND MY BACK. >> This man learned the hard way why it was a bad idea to play games with cops that have zero tolerance for abusive behavior. And although the girlfriend made the 911 call in the first place, she surprisingly wasn't too happy with the outcome of the situation. >> Look at my gate. Look at my damn gate. Look at my gate. Look what you guys did to my gate, >> man. Well, this >> No, it's not my fault. >> This your husband ain't >> No. 6 weeks ago, I broke up with him. My ex. Okay. 6 weeks ago, I broke up with him. He never lived with me. I broke up with him 6 weeks ago. It's not my fault. I kept holding. I told y'all he's off his medication. >> All you have to >> I was calm, man. I was calm. I'm here for you, man. No. >> Off his medication. >> Relax. No. Let him stay right there. Let him relax. Listen, I'm trying to >> I know. I know. Get up. >> He needs to go to crisis. >> Medication. >> What? 16. >> Here's his shoe. >> You need to go to crisis and you better get my money out of here. >> Jesus. >> See, he's talking. >> He's talking craziness. >> There's no money. There's nothing. >> What's his name? You ready to go to the hospital? >> I don't need to go to no hospital. >> You got to be incarcerate incarceration, buddy. >> He gets SSI. He gets a check. >> That don't matter. He want to fight cops. He want to fight cops. It's over. >> Let's go. >> Has mental I want to fight cop. Who the cops? Come on. Get up. Mr. Tough guy. >> Get up. >> Weak as hell. >> People that's want to meet you. Break. Right. >> Yes, sir. >> Y'all weak as hell. >> Weak as hell. >> Yeah. acting like I did something. I ain't do nothing. Don't grab it on me. I'm still [ __ ] her up. Don't make no difference. >> Bust my man. Stop grabbing me like that though. >> Calm down, bro. >> Damn. Stop grabbing me. >> Calm down, bro. Listen, calm down. >> You don't got anything on group? I don't got nothing on me. I'm so s for real, yo. I need to Oh my god. Yo, >> you don't got spray your legs. Spray your legs. >> Bro, it's crazy. Yo, >> yo, cuz you don't listen. That's your problem. >> Listen, >> that's why you ain't got no girl now, bro. You don't listen, >> man. I got a million girls. What are you talking about? >> Yeah, you're half. >> The handcuffs may have restrained his hands, but did nothing to zip [music] his mouth, much to the officer's annoyance. >> He was under He was under arrest barely. Bro, listen, bro. We were under arrest for >> Okay. Hey, bro. Thanks for talking to the camera for me cuz it sounds stupid. Come on, man. You got issues, bro. >> All right. [music] >> All right. But who in cuffs? Who in cuffs? Go ahead and smile for them, too. You right there. You want embarrassment, right? Go ahead and smile for them. >> I'm talking to the guy in the back. >> Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> [music] >> down in the back up though. I'll that cop up. >> You sure? Hey, you want to tell them the real story? >> Okay then. You going to tell them the real story? >> Tell you, >> my man. We were trying not to do anything to you. I grabbed you at first and I gave you a chance. I g No, no, no. I gave you a chance cuz I I'm We here to investigate what's going on, right? I grabbed your arm. You didn't want to move off the fence. So I backed up off you to try to tell you, hey bro, we can't stop listen stop doing whatever you're doing and listen. Then on top of that, you weren't allowing us to go doing our investigation. So that at that point, bro, you're under arrest for obstruction. Okay? Then you want to fight police. It's over. Hey. Hey, listen. I did a good job. I did we did a good job by slamming you on the ground, bro. We tried to protect you. >> Trust me. >> We ain't Bro, we're not supposed to go wild. We not, bro. We try to use the least amount of force necessary, bro. >> No, we didn't, bro. Trust me. >> We got your shirt, bro. We got your shirt. >> No, we did not. >> And you did again. Again on top. And then Oh, wait, wait, wait. And again, I'M ON TOP OF YOUR BACK. I COULD HAVE I COULD HAVE DID WHATEVER I wanted to at that point, but bro, that Hey, hey, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm telling you this. I could have did more than that, but again, I'm trying to use the least amount of force necessary to take you into custody, bro. >> In the end, the male was charged with domestic assault, assault on an officer, obstructing justice, and [music] resisting arrest. The pattern of abuse didn't stop there, as David not only tried threatening his wife, but also squared up to an officer. He went to get up out of the bed and pushed her out of the way. She landed back on the bed >> initially. I was >> Listen, I don't know why you're getting loud with me. Am I being disrespectful to you? All right. So, don't do it to me. So, sir, this >> I gave you one second. >> Listen, I don't know why you're stepping to me. You need to back up, bro. >> Calling for domestic battery and animal cruelty again. You're >> on September the 2nd, [music] 2024, officers received a call from a resident regarding a domestic dispute. When they arrived, they were first [music] debriefed on the situation by a female officer already present on the scene. At which point they realized the [music] dispute was far more scary than just a petty argument. >> What has happened is um David have been in intimate relationship for a long time. How how long? >> 14 years. >> Okay. They live here together. They own the house together. Um David got upset. He's highly intoxicated. He got upset because she burnt corn dogs or made corn dogs. Um he went to get up out of the bed and pushed her out of the way. She landed back on the bed and then uh then they started arguing, punched the dog, started arguing, then took off running. >> Um it's believed that he's probably going to the VFW. He's a white male, 5'6, gray buzzcut, no skirt, tacky shorts, possibly no shoes, and no phone. >> After discovering what was going on, the officers knew that they had to confront the husband, David [music] Anderson, for the lady's safety. Initially, David was nowhere to be found, but soon officers spotted him sitting in the backyard of the house and did not know what to expect from the unstable man. >> What's going, sir? I'm Deputy Palmer with Charlie County Sheriff's Office. Can I just go ahead and get a sworn statement from you about this incident tonight? I just want to know what happened. Okay. >> Do it sounds like Listen, I'm going to be honest with you. From what you just said, it sounds like you don't want to talk to us. Do you or do you not? Oh, I'll >> I'm Deputy Palmer with the Charlie County Sheriff's Office. Can I have you state your name, please? >> David Anderson. >> Okay. >> Uh, do you happen to know your driver's license number off the top of your head? >> No, I don't. Okay. >> I mean, I can get it if you want. >> No, you're fine. Right here. So, uh, the next couple of questions I have to ask you as part of policy. All right. Are you under the influence of and or alcohol? >> Yeah. I mean, obviously I've had a couple beers, so I'm not >> Okay. I don't do. >> Okay. So, you've had a couple beers tonight? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Uh, do you know what the meaning of perjury is, sir? [music] >> Of course I do. >> Okay. So, I'm going to explain. >> Cuz you're a liar. >> Correct. So, I'm just going to explain it to you anyway cuz I have to per our policy. So, perjury can be uh committed by telling lies or admitting information while under oath. Perjury is a crime in the state of Florida. Do you understand what I've explained to you about perjury? >> Yes. Yes, I do. >> So, prior to taking the statement, I'm going to have to place you under oath. Can I have you raise your right hand, please? Do you swear to tell the tr you swear that the statement you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. So, regarding this incident tonight. >> Okay. Well, before I give you your uh your time to give your statement, I need to read you your rights. Okay. So, can you go ahead and tell me what happened tonight? >> Really nothing. We just got in everyday, you know, like normal argument like uh, you know, we were just arguing amongst each other. So I I came out here and uh she kept on on and on and on and everything and I just I just came out here to get away from her and that's that's about it. >> Okay. Can you tell me how the argument got started? >> Not really. >> No. I I I mean I mean can can she tell you that? >> Yes. So do you remember what was happening before the argument? >> Like what you were doing before the argument? >> No. I mean this happens quite a bit. I mean she you know she gets she's argumentative. >> Okay. >> Quite often you know so that's when I just come outside and I just get away from her. I just started staying away from her, you know. That's about it. I don't That's it. I mean, there's nothing else to say. >> Nothing. So, basically, from what I'm getting from you is that it was a normal argument. Nothing happened. You walked outside. She followed you. >> Well, sometimes she does. Yes. >> But this time, >> uh, no. I I I I I I really don't, you know, I mean, I I I try to I try to get myself away from her >> when she's being argumentative, you know, and uh but she'll follow me, you know, and and want to continue to argue and everything and I just try to stay away from her. >> But did she follow you this time? >> Yes. >> So, she followed >> to a certain extent. Yes. How far did she follow you outside the house? >> Uh, well, out here. And she said, "Oh, I'm going to call the cops." And I said, "Okay, well, that's fine. I go ahead. I mean, I haven't done anything, you know. I mean, I you know, so I came out here and hanging out with uh my friend out here. I I don't want I don't want anything to do with >> So, then where were you when we showed up?" >> Huh? >> Where were you when we showed up? And if you were hanging out with >> Out here. >> No, you weren't. Yes, I was. I was out back here. >> David's version of events presented him in a faultless, almost untouchable [music] light, and he kept up the cooperative facade for as long as the officers didn't question him. Except his demeanor changed [music] the moment officers decided to push him a little. >> So, listen. So, here's the thing. You weren't in here cuz we checked Robbiey's head. >> Yes, I was out back. >> And then Oh, actually. >> And then where did you come from when you walked up onto the scene? >> So, so you're really trying to >> Well, we're asking you a question. Oh, I went over to my buddies. Okay, >> so >> right over here. >> Okay, perfect. >> My buddy Scott Roth is his name. >> Okay, so you went to your buddy Scott, not right back here. >> Trying to get away. Something wrong with that? >> No, sir. But you're saying you were right back here and you pointed at the shed with Robbie. Okay. So, I'm trying I was >> Listen, I don't know why you're getting loud with me. Am I being disrespectful to you? All right. So, don't do it to me. When you walked up and you saw us here talking to your female >> initially, yes, I did. come out here. And then after that, he told me, "Come here, just just go all over to Scots." >> So, I went over to my buddy's house. >> Okay. So, when you saw us here, why did you turn and start walking away again >> when I came and got you out of the backyard? >> What? >> You saw us >> and you turned and walked away again. Why would you do that? >> What's the matter with that? >> Okay, good to go. All right. Okay. All right. So, just before I finish up the statements from you, sir. So, you just Nothing happened tonight. You don't remember what you were doing before the argument. You don't remember what the argument was about. You just remember. >> It's it's stupid crap all the time. I mean, it, you know, it normally it's just something that's just doesn't there's no meaning. I I just try to stay away from most of the time, you know. So, you were arguing in the bedroom. How did Correct? >> I don't know. Why don't you get her out here and >> you don't remember where you were before you walked out of the house? >> Okay. >> So, you were arguing. You left to cool off. You said >> I don't know if we were arguing. >> Okay. >> I mean, I never said that. I, you know, we just, you know, maybe she was arguing. I wasn't arguing. >> Okay. >> I try to stay away. >> Okay. >> So, you left. We came on scene and then you came back, right? >> Yeah. I just try to stay away. >> Okay. >> That's why I'm back out back. I'm getting away from her. >> All right. So, this time I'm going to end the statement. Is there anything you wish to add, change, or delete from what you've just told me? >> No. >> Is there anything we've talked about off camera that [music] we haven't talked about on camera? >> Absolutely not. >> Okay. This concludes the statement. The current time is 1811. >> Okay. Can I have you go ahead and stand up for me, please? >> What? Can I have you stand up for me, please? >> All right. Can I have you put your hands behind your back for me? >> You're going to arrest me, dude? >> Yes, sir. >> For what? >> Yeah, he's good. >> All right. What? What? What's this for? [music] >> 108. >> What is this for? >> 1018. >> 10:15. >> 10:15. >> What is this for? The officers knew that there was no point reasoning with a man whose attitude was getting nastier by the second. So, they decided to let the cuffs do the talking. It was at that point that David's true colors came out into the open. >> One second. >> All right. So, sir, this >> I gave you one second. >> All right. Listen, I don't know why you're stepping to me. You need to back up, bro. >> For domestic battery and animal cruelty again. >> You're all right. Go ahead and walk this way with me. You're a [ __ ] and you're drunk as always and you need to knock it off. >> No, you need to knock it off. >> Throw some hair. >> You guys are straight scumbags, man. >> Go between the vehicles. >> You're straight scumbags, dude. >> All right. Can I get a t-shirt? >> No, sir. If you're that much of a science, >> you got your agency phone on you? >> Yes. >> What is it? Oh, thank you. >> Give me your agency phone. >> Gotcha. >> Hey, you got your sweater on you? >> I don't need one. It's warm out. >> Uh, can I unlock it for you? >> Oh, yeah. >> Sir. Yes, sir. >> You guys never stop, man. You're you'reing redneck scumbags. >> You say so. >> Oh, you are. What the did I do? >> Battery and animal. >> Battery? >> Yes, sir. >> What do you mean battery? >> Your head hurt. >> Bull. >> Well, you didn't give me a statement that said otherwise. And according to her. >> Otherwise. >> Mhm. I asked you what happened and you can't even remember. >> You're full of Okay. Nice car. >> Hey, what are you doing? >> Yes, sir. Do you have any other thing that can hurt me or stab me, poke me, or anything? >> Okay. All right. Come on. It's in the back seat for me. >> You guys really like to >> hang on a minute. >> Let's feed it. >> No. >> Got my wrist bleeding. >> Yeah, you're a >> Put your feet in >> car before I go around the other side and drag your >> Yeah, you you scumbag bald mother. All right, lean back. I'm going get a seat belt you in. Just keep filling up the tail. >> You guys are good for that. Keep filling it up >> for absolutely no reason at all, [ __ ] You actually do look like a dick. >> I'm glad. You look like a drunken idiot. >> Yeah. And you look I' I'd much rather look like a drunken idiot than a dick. >> I thought you would. >> Yeah. >> Is that piss comes out of your top of your head? >> David was subsequently charged with battery, [music] cruelty to animals, resisting arrest, and corruption by threat against a public servant. Speaking of hillbilly husbands thinking they're untouchable, Dion here discovered why it was a bad idea to have an attitude with officers. >> What's going on? >> Not planning on driving, are you? >> I'll pull you over. You smelled alcohol on you. >> Are you serious? >> You realize how you're acting right now? >> I don't give a started because I wouldn't get >> I'm the one that called you. You dumb motherucker. I'm the one that called. >> On November the 22nd, 2023, Officer Nick responded to what was believed to be a domestic call. He rushed to the scene in an effort to deescalate the [music] situation. Instead, he found an intoxicated man with a fragile ego and a knack for causing trouble. Hello What can I do for you? >> I want my cigarettes back. I want my keys back and I'm trying to leave. I will walk and go get a hotel room. I'm trying to leave. >> Okay. I'm just not trying to argue with them. I didn't want any arguments. >> Okay. I can get her out here if you want her out here. >> Nope. >> It's my wife. I will ask her for it. That's fine. I'll sit right here. Police Department. >> What do you think? >> What's going on? >> My husband's drunk. >> Did he have his wallet or something? >> He's drunk. >> Okay. Nothing physical. No, [music] >> just drunk. >> Sorry you were calm now. >> That's all right. I'm going to get out of here then. >> Oh, I see you. >> All right. >> She said she doesn't know where they're at. >> She took them right out of my pocket. No. >> Are you serious? I'm going to sit here and fight with them. >> No, I'm not trying to do that. >> You don't have to fight. You can go for a walk. [music] They took my out of my pocket. What do you want me to do? But you guys are married. >> Actually, I'm not married. [music] Supposed to be getting married on uh December 21st. >> Do you live here? >> Yeah. >> Either way, I I I can't force her to tell me where they're at. >> Great. Have a good night. >> With the man being that drunk, there was little the officers could do. But Dion, the suspect, wasn't ready to back down and was determined to stir up even more trouble. >> Not planning on driving, are you? >> Not planning on driving, are you? [music] >> I'll pull you over. Smell the alcohol on you. >> Go ahead. Pull me over. >> You're not driving out there. >> You're not driving. >> I'll be out there. >> With what? >> My feet. >> I'll wait for you. If you want a DUI, that's fine. I don't know if he has a gun on him, >> but he started saying that he's going to drive away drunk and drive through the park, and he's not very happy. >> You got to calm down, man. Are you guys going to take all four of you guys to come get me? >> You have to relax. >> You guys leave. You need to relax. >> Are you serious? Put your hands out of your pocket. >> I'm not even doing that. Do anything. I'm going to teach you. Just >> I didn't do anything. >> We're just going to detain you for my wallet. >> Why are you guys detain besides talk? >> That makes absolutely no sense. Tell me what I'm being arrested for. You're not being arrested. >> So why am I being detained? >> Do you understand the issue that I have when you say that as soon as I leave, you're going to drive away and drive through the park? >> I don't even have keys. >> I don't know. She already took all this. >> I don't know that. I don't know if you ever >> Oh, you've already been talking to my wife, dude. >> 30 seconds. >> Oh, there. Huh? >> That for a second. No, he's he's completely I raided out here and >> not following orders. We didn't know what was going on with you two. >> Drunk. >> Okay. Something about a wallet or something. He's the one who called us initially. >> Yeah, he's he puts this I did hide the car keys from him. >> Yeah, absolutely. He's drunk. >> No, he doesn't I don't want to give any more alcohol and stuff. I'm not going to >> better off going where he's going, I guess. But he's starting with my mom. He's starting with me. He's flipping us the bird. Okay. >> So, as I thought he was going to come in here and get sober, but I guess >> not. >> Okay. Anything going on with you guys in here today? >> No. Yeah. I got I I take sleeping pills and I had two glasses of wine last night. >> Okay. >> And I was cooking something. [music] Sure. >> And it smoked up the house. My mom, we just moved in with my mom and she came out and she blamed it on [music] him. >> So, today he went out and got off work, got drunk. The officers were left with no choice but to arrest him. And through slurred speech, Dion made it painfully [music] clear why being in handcuffs was exactly where he belonged. >> You guys are going to arrest me for whatever. And I haven't even done anything. >> You're being detained right now because of the >> for what? Because of [music] the statement. >> Because I'm going to take off of my truck. >> Then my wife has my my truck keys. >> She took that [ __ ] out of my >> That's why I called you, mother. You dumb mother. >> I'm the one that called you. I don't know if you have a spare. >> Are you serious? >> Do you realize how you're acting right now? >> I don't give a started because I wouldn't get >> I'm the one that called you. You dumb motherucker. I'm the one that called you. >> You're a grown man. You wanted me to get your wallet for you. You were a grown man. I told you I couldn't do >> and I could have walked to the hotel room. >> So do it. >> Yeah. Well, I don't have my keys, do I? No. They took >> No, but I'm detained. I'm detained. cuz I was going to take off of my truck, right? That took my You were going to drive to the park. >> Is there anybody that we can call that hook you up so you can >> Yeah, that dumb right there. >> I'm actually trying to get my wallet, which she took out of my pants and my car keys and I'm going to walk and go to a hotel room. >> I hope you do. >> Well, if she gives me my back, then I'll be happy to do that. >> She's got to do that. We can't go >> Yeah. Well, >> searching through stuff. Like, what what do you want me to do? put a gun to her. She searched right through here and got right through that and got my wallet. That got my wallet. >> Maybe it's cuz she was worried about you driving so much. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about her me. I didn't drive anywhere. >> I didn't say you did. >> Well, that's fine. >> That's what I'm saying. You're not >> Don't touch my >> listening, man. >> I'm not trying to listen to nobody. Don't touch my >> Nobody touches my wallet or nothing. >> You're not being reasonable. >> No, that's being not reasonable. touching my taking wallets out of my pocket while I'm asleep. [music] No, that's [ __ ] >> You think she took your stuff because you're drunk and she doesn't want you to drive anywhere. >> I don't I didn't try to drive anywhere. >> Say you did. >> Huh? >> I didn't say you did. I said she doesn't want you to. >> I don't give a what she wants. Don't touch my >> You guys are going to be married here soon. >> Um, probably not. >> I would say that's probably not a good idea. I'd rather take a knife to my throat than license and not deal with anybody. [music] Especially you, especially her. Okay, that's fine. I want my wallet and I want to go about my way. That's what I want to do. She said she doesn't know where they're at. >> She took the wallet out of my pocket. >> Okay. So, we got You're right. >> You ever lose your own set of keys? >> My own set of keys? >> Sometimes people lose it, man. The only time my keys got different set is when that took them and put them somewhere else. Otherwise, they're on the hook or in my [music] pocket. I don't let anything leave my pockets. >> Deion inside your head. >> Yeah. >> Can I sign you? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> She's saying that you might have your uh >> What? >> Wallet on you. >> If I do, she probably took that uh >> That's mine. >> I know. I'll give it back. back. >> She doesn't know where your wallet is. >> Oh, wow. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. Lift it up. >> Okay. Tell me where that debit card is. Tell me where that debit card is. That's is supposed to be right there in that front wallet. That got it. Okay. >> She took it out. Took ahead. Ma'am. >> Yeah. >> Do you happen to have a debit card? >> He's not using my debit card. >> I don't know. He's saying that there his [music] debit card is not in his wallet because his wallet's out in his >> in his pocket. >> No, I don't have >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> Okay. No, that's fine. >> By now, it was obvious Dion wasn't interested in ending the night quietly. The original reason for the call had fizzled out, and admitting fault was something Dion had no intention of doing. like she claims she have a she doesn't have a debit card that she's gonna provide you right now like how she >> who do you bank with? >> How is she going to provide me when she has my debit card? >> She's not going to give you a a debit card right now. She doesn't have one to give to you. >> She took out of my wallet. >> She said she did. >> So basically I'm So I have nowhere to go. That's fine. Whatever. I'll just sleep out here in the car. Do I have a truck? Oh, >> absolutely not. >> So, how the am I supposed to go? Where am I supposed to go? >> You can't drive away drunk. We can't let that happen. >> I'm not saying drive away drunk. >> Can I at least sit in my truck? >> Because that would make you in physical possession of vehicle in some. >> Oh my god. >> But yeah, she could take my debit card. >> Are you married? >> We're supposed to be doing that on December 21st. That ain't happen. >> It's a joint account. That should go suck it. >> It's a joint account. There's nothing we can do about that. So basically you're saying go on streaking >> walk to the bank. >> Pretty much what you're saying. >> You have an ID. You can Where do you bank at? >> Yeah, I have an ID and that does nothing for me. When she took my debit card out of my wallet. >> Where do you bank at? >> First federal savings. >> It doesn't do me any good. When she took the goddamn card out of my wallet. >> You can't go to the bank and get money out >> without the card. How the >> How the do you expect me to do that >> with a withdrawal slip and ID? >> So you take your ID up to that bank and say, "Hey, can I have this?" >> Go up to him and fill out a withdrawal slip that you can catch. >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> You going to drive me up there? >> Exactly my point. >> You guys are bunch of Here's the thing is the way you've treated us. the way you've treated us since we got here. Why would we why would you expect about you? >> You guys can go suck a gnarly. >> Okay, why don't why don't we do this because you've already said this already. >> Have I done anything? And you said you're going to have to >> have I done a goddamn thing. >> Oh, I have? >> Yeah. >> I said I'm going to beat you. >> Don't even walk up over here. end up on the ground. >> Yeah. Suck it. >> Do not walk over here. >> What? >> Cuz you're going to end up on the ground if you come. >> So you're going to beat my ass. >> I'm just telling you not walk up on me. >> Take this off me. >> So you just want to beat my >> That's just stupid, man. I haven't done anything. >> Just take this off me. I ain't walking up on you. >> Well, you can do that. >> You'reing walking up on me and doing this. I haven't done a goddamn thing. Except for let me go. >> I haven't done a goddamn thing, have I? >> Have I? >> Let's just wait out. >> Exactly. I got to walk up to a goddamn bank and don't have a word to go there. >> We can take it. We can take my copy and walk. >> You going to take those off? >> No, not yet. >> Why? >> Give me a reason why you're not taking these off. >> And I don't trust you without them. I'm getting ready to walk off it and try to go to my goddamn bank. Of course, you want to give me a goddamn car key. >> You are going to do that now. >> What the else choice do I got? >> Act like [music] an adult. >> I've been acting like an adult. I've been trying not to do these. >> Have you or you? >> Have you? >> Yeah. >> Annoying the officers was definitely not the right move on Dion's part. A realization that came to him a little too late. >> You're a grown man and I couldn't get your wallet for you. So you so you said it. >> Why? >> We didn't tell you to walk that way. I didn't tell you to touch me either. >> I get back. >> Why the walking up on me? >> I'm not walking up on you. >> You just stand right here. >> Don't you right there. >> Don't you move. >> Because I told you to. >> Because I told you to. >> Those teeth. >> Why? Cuz I told you to. >> Why? >> Get closer to my face again. >> Am I under? >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Why are you guys trying to touch me? >> You know, I have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Can I say that? >> No. Go ahead. My face. >> Keeps walking up on [ __ ] >> I saw that. >> I walking up on cripples. >> You keep walking up on us like you're going to spit on us. We told you. I wasn't going to spit on you. We told you to stay still. >> I wouldn't do it. >> You're incapable of it, >> dude. Stay on the [music] ground. >> I'm not going to sit on your >> Well, you can go for the assault and then the resisting since he's clearly not being commanded. >> Okay. All right. >> We're going to [music] go to jail. >> I don't know what you're doing. >> Now you can see. >> What the did I do? Well, >> when you keep walking up an officer and >> I didn't walk on no >> officer. >> I didn't walk on no off. >> I watched you do it. >> Oh, really? >> And that's why he threw me out. >> 40 42. >> Stop. >> I didn't do anything. What do you want me to do? >> Face right there. Don't move. >> Okay. I'm not trying to >> I'm not sure what it is yet. >> Yeah. >> Crack. >> Yes. >> How's that? >> It's so pleasant. >> This is stupid. >> I >> You're right. It is. It is. You are 100% correct in stating that this is stupid. >> Yeah, exactly. And I didn't walk up on anyone trying to do anything. So go back to your body camera and I guarantee my lawyer is gonna say the same thing and I guarantee I'll fight you guys on everything you guys just did. >> Have a seat now. >> Yeah. And your mom >> sit down, please. >> With Dion finally in the cruiser, the officers thought the worst was over. But like any other hillbilly, Dion was convinced he could do anything he wants. Hey, >> you turn your head that way. >> Turn your head that way. >> Turn your head back. >> It won't work. >> Stop. >> What are you doing? >> Turn your head. >> Dion, stop. >> Turn your head. >> There we go. going to do it cooperating. Just cooperate. You >> think so? >> You try and bite you. >> Did you get [ __ ] >> Sorry, guys. >> I'll take the face out of this. >> You guys good? >> Yeah. I just need to get his name and stuff. All right. It took the best and it took all you guys to get me down. I wasn't even trying to go down. I was even trying to fight with you. I understand why you guys get so mad. You all right? He's uh we had to wrestle around with him. He's um non-compliant. Uh Dion Tony. Yeah. Threatening. He's got into it like he's he's intoxicated. He still has a bag of on him, but um the officer that searched him let left left the bag in his pocket. So >> you guys take him out, >> huh? >> You guys taking or dispose of them? >> We'll dispose of it. >> Say we can't. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I want his badge. Oh, sure. >> Well, that's fine. There's nothing to say. Dion was transported to the Champagne County Jail and [music] was charged with aggravated assault and resisting.