Not every criminal is a mastermind because some barely think at all. >> She just flew across the whole parking lot basically and then the car just crashed all the way over there. That's all we saw. >> There is a big investigation going on. We were trying to figure this out and you were running your [ __ ] mouth. >> Stop resisting now. >> And cops are left dealing with mistakes so obvious they're almost unbelievable. >> You can either give me your ID, go to her, or go into custody. >> ROLL OVER. I JUST JUST kill me now. >> Just me now. >> Here are the times when cops take on the most idiotic criminals of all time. Starting with Desiree Sanchez, who didn't need officers to find her. She called them and regretted it just as fast. >> I called. >> All right, we're not going to hurt you, okay? But you know, you called us. >> No, don't. They're good. >> You're a liar. She called us saying, "Hey, I have 29 and you show up and she just starts crying like who called us." >> On the 31st of August 2024, a 44year-old woman did something few officers ever expect. She called 911 on herself. Desiree Sanchez was one of three inmates who had been mistakenly released from jail. And her brief moment of honesty quickly shifted into hesitation and second thoughts. >> Hey, hey, >> police department. >> They're here right now. >> Okay. speak. I didn't even >> You can't be here. You're not even supposed to be here. >> He asked us. >> Hey, sir. Can we come in? >> Huh? >> Are we allowed to come in? >> No. >> You got to go. >> You got to go. He does. >> You got to go. You can't be in my house. Don't be in my house. What's wrong with you? >> I'm not here to help you. They are. >> Do you own this house, sir? >> Yeah. >> Do you want us to come in? We got to go. Come on. >> Okay. >> I want you to address 2852 and a half. >> Do you have any? >> You have to go. >> Do you have any weapons? >> I don't think so. >> I didn't know she was here, man. I just woke up. >> You guys said that. I was like, what? >> I don't. She just from around here. I didn't know she was even in here. Like I said, her name though >> cuz she said she was >> Des what have you guys seen before I met when I go? >> Have you been like dealing with her around here for a while? >> She came like before I don't know. I don't know what the heck. She came a week ago. >> Is anybody else in here? >> Yeah, my buddy working on the house. I just woke up so he's been working. >> Do you guys mind get Do you mind getting your buddy out just so she's not causing a threat in there? Hey Jess, you can't be here. >> Hey, you got to go. Please, man. >> Keep eyes on him. This window. >> Hey, Desiree. As soon as >> we get this tri, man, I'll let you go. >> All right. Hey, listen. We're not here to hurt you. My name's Officer Jackson with APD. >> Police didn't waste time. Officers went straight to the location where Desiree was staying. She seemed to believe that she was truly free. An illusion that was not going to last for long. >> Hey, Desiree. >> Do you want to get on this side of me, sir? with this gentleman. We're going to >> All right. Hey, I hear you. I'm not here to rush you. What do you need? >> This is my boyfriend and now he's switching to I text him last night. >> Hey, Desert, I just need to see your hands, okay? I want to make sure everybody's safe. >> Can you please put that down? >> The lighter and all that other stuff. complying at this time. >> Can you just set it down right here? >> You want to come to me and let you go with the manager, please? >> Okay. >> I'm waiting for you still attorney to call me and this guy the man he make me jump through hoops to get to the phone. >> Okay. And then the fan outside he said he told me my boyfriend's books can I think still I called >> Can I get a little closer? >> I called. >> We're not going to hurt you. Okay. But you know you called us. >> You called yesterday. >> So >> um say >> we're not going to hurt you. All right. >> Please don't date. No. Oh, don't don't sir. God, you a liar. >> I'm trying to get my clothes on. I don't even have panties on. >> You're a snake liar. You are >> We're not here to hurt you. >> You are. You're not listening. >> I want to put my pants on. >> T31 detect. >> I am not the predator here. I never said you were, but the thing is you have a felony warrant. >> No. Yeah. Okay. But I was in court taking care of it. But George >> No. And now Can I pee in my water? >> You guys are terrible. You make me lose everything right now. Put my clothes on. I'll >> go first. Make sure there's not anybody out there. >> Girl, you're terrible. my boyfriend piece of the jaw of my mind. You're going to twisting up everything. >> We're just going to walk right over this way. Desiree appeared unaware that her release had been an administrative mistake. Even when officers explained the situation, she struggled to accept it. >> Why are you so worked up? >> Because they let me out and they're chased me. They're chasing me. They got me doing something wrong. >> Look, you haven't done anything wrong. The thing is, you have a warrant and I have to do my job, right? I did that and I told them that, but they let me out and look. They're cheating me. Oh, they're the stickers. >> Are the stickers? >> Yes. >> Okay, we're going to try to make it to the the asphalt and then I'll get you in the back of the car. Okay. >> My shoes are right there. >> Let's keep going. I'll get your shoes in a second. I'll have him I'll have him go back and get >> them. I can get you a cigarette at the car if you want. >> I don't want a sticker. >> Which one? >> Okay, let's go. Just kidding. >> Okay. So, walk off the sticker. >> We're going to try to get it to the asphalt so you can go ahead and get off the stickers. >> She's going to get my shoes while you yelling and you make >> I'm not trying to make it yell because you don't know I'm hurt. I'm so you listen. >> Okay. >> You guys throw people in a hole because they're stupid. Nobody was listen to me. Can you shoe this rip sticker off? >> Yeah. Where is it? Well, that's >> lift your foot. I can I can try to get it off for you. That would be nice to do. >> I just lift it backwards. >> Was it on the left side? >> It >> was that near your pinky toe. >> I cut down there >> cuz I'm not seeing a stick. >> Yeah, I know. I don't I don't feel like the current moment in a burn in hell. You're only mad because >> Okay, let's go. >> I'm only mad because when you don't grab me like that, I have a sticker. Like, don't be all above the wall. Okay. Badge of honor. You should wear >> throughout the encounter. She portrayed herself as the one being wronged. Despite the serious charges that had originally put her behind bars, it is going to be uncomfortable if you move too much. Okay. I'm going to switch these because you have tiny hands. >> Got it. I got it. Cool. Like that was just me first. The winner. [ __ ] >> I put my pants over >> for like 10 hours. You listen with that. Don't listen to people. That's the rule of every turn the air conditioning on for you. Okay, take a seat for me. Of >> course. Light, right? I have all my stuff in there. I'm going to lose that, right? >> We can go grab your stuff. >> Yeah, you can. And you don't know what it is because >> Well, tell me what it is. I can go grab it. >> I just woke up on >> You have a scene. We'll figure this all out. >> I don't need to figure I don't want you to fall forward. All right. >> So good. >> More concerned that when I hurt, >> can you touch your feet? I'm trying to get have a bad C-section. It hurts. >> You need help getting your leg. >> Not bad, but >> I'm fine. >> You can hold it with my hand, but I'm doing that. >> Scoot just a little bit more in. >> Thank you. She continued arguing and talking over the officers as if words alone could reverse what was already set in motion. >> It seems like you're going through a hard time. >> I really am. And somebody just be nice. Somebody that you know protected listens me. >> I'm a lot God for I will turn myself in. I'll walk in like I walked up my head causing disrespect and you guys didn't want to respect me. He's doing me. I'm guilty of me. Trust people. I called him the tall guy. He said he knew we were there to the to the owner and I said as a woman I want to tell myself that I'm here and it's okay I'm going to turn myself in day scar >> you seem scared >> I'm terrified >> of going to jail >> no I'm ter the scape goat why did that happen just to like I'm terrified. They put D and B shackled or ankle bracelet. I never even give you no options like that. I want to talk to my boyfriend. My boyfriend doesn't a good guy. He'll help you. For the most part, he has got a secret [ __ ] just got treatment in the center and in the jail so people can Jimmy I didn't sign my name. I do smell and I did have something but that wasn't me. >> I can smell it. >> I need to brush my teeth. something they just that incident right there was not me that said good night and you can't get lunch it >> I'm going to shut this for a second and then we're going to get the air conditioning going. Okay. Eventually, she was taken back into custody, leaving officers stunned that the person who alerted them was the very individual that they were looking for. Sanchez had called to turn herself in, yet seemed to regret the decision the moment they arrived. >> She called us saying, "Hey, I have 29." She just starts crying like, "You called us." >> Oh, so she she told us to turn herself in. >> Yeah, she called us at like 3:00 this morning and we got out this morning and we talked to the guy like, "Hey, do you know Desiree?" She called us and she's he's all, "Oh, I could be that chick that's in like this tiny house that I'm remodeling right next to my property." Goes in. He's like, "Yeah, I know we're from uh school years ago. I'm getting my stuff together." And she's been crying the whole time. I'm like, "You called us." In the end, Desiree Sanchez remained behind bars, still facing her original charges of aggravated battery and armed robbery. Just like the earlier case, composure would have helped. But instead, this reckless driver chose tantrums over cooperation, and the consequences followed quickly. >> Do you not hear when I'm behind you? >> Turn off the car and hand me the keys. >> How old are you? >> 35. >> You're 30 years old. >> And that's what you're going to act like a 2-year-old. >> I'm not acting like a >> Yes, you are. I am going to drive you down to Summit County Jail. >> Just look my name up. >> No, I'm not going to look your name up. >> She was stupid. I know she had it's it's hidden in her car. So, we're going to play this game all day with her. >> On the 10th of August, 2024, officers spotted a 35-year-old woman speeding and weaving through traffic, ignoring repeated signals to pull over and turning what would have otherwise been a simple stop into a drawn out ordeal. Turn it off. Turn it off. Hand me the keys. >> Do you not hear when I'm behind you? >> Turn off the car and hand me the keys. There's no key. It's a fob. >> Give me the fob. >> I'm over there trying to stop you back by saying, "No, you're not. You're not. No, you know where to stop. You pull over to the right and you stop. Step out of the car. Don't hand me that. Get back here." Now, one of the reasons I'm stopping you is because there's so many warrants on this car. Whoever owns it on Mr. Williams. Yeah. So that's why you hear that. That's more people coming. Get your hands out of your pockets. >> Now, why didn't you stop and I want the truth? >> Because I was just I I don't I was just I was nervous. I don't get pulled over. I didn't know. Like >> how old are you? >> 35. >> You're 30 years old. >> And that's what you're going to act like a 2-year-old. >> I'm not acting like a >> Yes, you are. What are you supposed to do when you drive in the state of Ohio? Tell me. When you see lights or you hear sirens, what are you supposed to do? Okay. So, don't tell me you didn't know. Do I need to my responsibility? But I was just nervous. I I'm on my way to work. I'm >> Yeah. Well, I'm nervous that you're not stopping for me and I got my lights and sirens on. I'm in a pursuit. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Yeah. Let's go back here. You can ask these gentlemen how long you were not stopping for me. >> Over here. Who else is in the car? Nobody. >> No. >> Do you have anything on you? Get your hands out of your pockets. Just the fault. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Uh, it's in my car, I believe. >> Stay over here. I didn't ask you where it is. I asked you if you had one. Is it valid? >> Yes. >> The reason why I was pulling you over is even though you were using your turn signals the whole time, okay? Cuz I couldn't see who was driving. When you made a left-hand turn from Trunko, you went immediately in the right lane. You can't do that. It's called turning at intersections. You have to stay in the left lane, signal over to the right lane, and then when you got on J Road, you were fine. Okay. >> Having made contact with her, one would expect her to have been a mature adult or at least have a somewhat cogent reason for actions. Although, for a person of her level of IQ, trouble was not far behind. >> Hang on. You open your your is your do you have a shirt on? >> Yes. >> Okay. Nothing. >> No. >> Where do you work? >> Um, Bird Technologies. I didn't know anything about the car. I didn't know. >> Well, who's Mr. Williams to you? >> Uh over here. >> A friend of a friend. Like I just >> So why do you have it? >> Because I need I my car got stolen and I needed it to >> Okay. You ever had your license suspended? >> No. >> Okay. Ridiculous. Do you know why I'm why I was scared? I didn't know what to do. I didn't know how to pull over. Well, what does the law say? Oh, pull over. Oh, okay. That's pretty simple. She said she has her ID in the car. >> I don't see her poop bag. I don't know. She said that she has it. Yeah, it might be. >> She said that it's it's in the car. So, I'll give her a book bag and she >> want us to dispatch. >> Go ahead. >> I don't know the other cars. >> Is it in here? >> I know. It might be. >> All right. I'll just run you and find out who you are. It comes back to that Lincoln. But the guy that owns it, she said it's a friend of a friend. Her car got stolen. So she's driving this one because and this guy that owns this car has like huge amount of warrants. >> He's got a bunch. So I'm just going to run her. And she said she didn't know what to do. >> At this point, she was beginning to realize that her dismissive attitude had landed her in the wrong officer's net. Although the chances were slim, she could at least make things a little less complicated for herself. thing that I'm going to take you down to Summit County Jail. I'm going to charge you with failing to uh willful flee from an officer. Don't play games with me. Everybody knows their social security number. >> Strike one. I'm telling you right now, as God is my witness, I am going to drive you down to Summit County Jail. >> You just look my name up. >> No, I'm not going to look your name up. You're going to tell me what your social security number is? >> I don't know if I'm hard, sir. >> How old are you? >> 33. >> You just said you were 30 before. I said 34. I'm just nervous. I met >> I don't care how nervous you are. What's your What's your last name? >> Clay C. >> Hang on, man. I'm going to write this down because if I find out you're lying to me. >> I promise, sir. >> Cuz I'm going to go take you down to Summit County Jail if I don't think you're who you are and we're going to fingerprint you. >> Because I don't believe you. >> I don't care if you have warrants. I really don't. I don't know. >> So, what is your date of birth? >> Where'd you do that ID you had? >> I thought I >> No, you did not. You had it on you. >> It's just on me. Yeah. >> So, where did it go? >> She probably ditched it. >> I didn't. You can look, sir. >> Get in there. I just saw it on you. She had a She had an ID >> right before I got I saw you put it in the car. I didn't put >> Go in here. I saw you wearing it. I never took it off of you. >> I didn't touch it. >> Where was that little? >> I don't have it, sir. >> She was stupid. >> I know. She had It's It's hidden in her car. So, we're going to play this game all day with her. >> So, she had an ID on her. It was a square ID. I watched her. It was an employee ID. I just didn't grab it at the time. She had it hanging off her pocket. >> It was hanging on your pocket. >> All right. Here's here. Here's it. You're going to get a felony next for tampering with evidence. So, quit playing games with me. St. I'm going to You know what? You're going to get handcuffed now. >> Now, now you've irritated me. >> Her refusal to provide accurate information continued to raise red flags. It was now only logical for anyone to believe that she was trying hard to conceal an important detail about her past. >> She said her name's Paige Marco. >> Who's Nicole? H >> Who's Nicole? This is my sister. >> Yeah, of course >> it is. >> I'm not playing this game. >> I don't understand why what I'm like why I'm getting this. >> Yeah, because you're getting treated like this cuz you're acting like a child and you're hiding your ID. We'll find it. >> No, sir. >> Yeah. Yes, sir. >> And guess what? You're going to SA County jail. >> Why? Please. >> No. I I'm I'm not playing games. No, I don't care. You're not going. What's your What's your work number? >> Where you work at? Let's call up your work and find out who you are. You want to play that? Cuz I'm not going to go through this whole thing, this whole gamut of charging somebody and finding out you're lying about who you are. I'm not doing it. You know why? You know why? Because I'm not that stupid. Now, you want to tell me who you are or you want to keep playing this game? You want to keep playing the game? You think I'm kidding you about taking you to Summit County Jail? >> No. All right. So, you want to tell me the truth? Okay. The [ __ ] stops now. I'm sick of it. >> Okay. >> And you're getting charged for not stopping for a police officer. >> So, you keep it up. I got all day. I get paid by the hour. You are not smarter than me. Remember that. >> I'm not trying to be >> Yeah, you are. You are. cuz you're trying to outsmart me and it ain't working. >> Trying to go to work. >> Yeah. Well, whatever. >> See, >> I lost my fiance 2 months ago and >> you know what? Falling apart. >> You know what, though? Out of out of respect for him, then I would tell the truth. Have a seat in there. Crying ain't going to help. I got news for you. This ain't my first day on the job. Now, since you already lied about who you are once, let's try it again. Even after being given multiple chances to cooperate, she remained unhelpful and defiant. >> Your name Jordan? >> No. >> What is your real name? Quit. >> It's my fiance. >> What is your real name? >> What is it? >> It's That's my ID. >> What's your ID? >> That's my ID right there. >> That's your ID. >> Nicole, >> get your feet in there. >> Talk to you. Let me talk. >> I call look at it. >> What is she suspended or what? >> I don't non-driver. >> Yeah, we're hooking it. >> As long as she's a non-driver, >> but I'm not going to play games all day with her. >> I don't know what she did with her work ID. She >> I know that she had it hanging off of her Yeah. >> Like I didn't know what I didn't do. I've been in this area before. I don't know where you stuck it, but I'll I'll find it. >> Where did you put it on you? Cuz I When did you go to the Summit County Jail? Where was it? >> Yeah. >> She has it. Give me it. Like a like a little baby. Sorry. >> Yeah, I bet >> I should I should probably use gloves, but I don't know where it was. But >> yeah, this is the work ID she had on her that she hit. >> Yeah, she's got twice for >> Oh, okay. >> At this point, the consequences were unavoidable. The roadside stop ended with her being taken into custody. >> You can cry all you want. It doesn't help me any >> cuz I don't feel sorry for you one bit. You can keep crying all you want. Sir, I'm so sorry. >> Everything's being recorded. Everything today is recorded. So, when we go to court, >> when we go to court, I'm going to show just how you treated me. >> I'm so sorry. I'm just scared. >> Hey, Tony. >> There's some dope in the car. >> What's that? There's dope in the car. >> All right. >> Oh my god. All right, go ahead and step out. We're going to switch cars and I'm going to switch across. Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and walk this way. We're going to go all the way back around the car into the one next to you. Are you going to stand here? Spread your feet for me. What receipt is this? Who's in my pocket? Like this pocket. All right. Spread your feet for me and face forward. Now, you know, since you're going down to the county, if you have anything on you, >> I don't know. >> They're going to find it. Even if it's inside, you're going to catch another charge. Keep your feet spread. >> All right, go ahead and sit down in the car. >> She was detained for further investigation. In the end, the driver was charged with reckless driving, disobeying police orders, and failure to comply with lawful procedures. Next are two teens involved in a drunk driving crash that left multiple people seriously hurt. But instead of taking responsibility, the passenger kept talking and tried to frame the situation as racial bias rather than addressing what had happened. >> We hear a loud noise and I look behind me and I just see the body like fly across. >> You do not get a sergeant right now. >> Sir, how old are you? That's none of your business. That's none of your business. That's none of your business. >> You white people love to just be in charge. >> There you go. >> Yeah. >> Where's your body cam? >> Get out. Get out. Get up. Get up. Get up. Come on. Get up. Get up. >> The two pedestrians. Okay. We're not sure of their condition right now, but it is serious. >> On the 7th of January, 2024, officers were dispatched to a crash in a parking lot involving a silver sedan. The vehicle driven by a young woman with a male passenger beside her had plowed into two female pedestrians, leaving both victims in critical condition. When police arrived, instead of panic or urgency, the driver and passenger were casually sitting on the curb nearby like they didn't just ruin two lives. >> Sit. Sit. Sit down. >> Sit down. Where's the vehicle? >> Right there. >> Where's the car? >> I have CPR. >> Do you have an AED? >> No. >> No. >> Here. Jason does. >> Just Just stay calm. Relax. Stay quiet, >> son. What you need? >> We need it over here. Yes. Now >> over there. Over there. Over there. >> Over there with them. >> We got These are suspects. >> Stop talking. >> Windshield. Are you okay? >> Fire rescue. >> Bro, you got to get Hey, make sure Hey. Hey. >> Make sure if somebody's coming, you don't do not leave. I won't. I won't. Hey, are you going to stay over here and keep an eye on them? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right, cool. >> What's up, man? >> What's up, bro? >> Give me a second. >> Yo, what's up, bro? >> Can I get up for >> Come on. Come here. >> What's up, man? >> My god, it's registered. It's run right over. >> Okay, >> the car. >> We're not even worried about that right now, man. Our biggest concern is the two pedestrians that just happened by a car. >> I I know. I get it. I get it. >> But I've been >> Hang on, bro. Just chill out. Chill out. Okay, I get it. You're upset. Okay, we're not even worried about that. >> It's He's got See, though, I just want you guys know I just want you guys It's >> Are you convicted? >> No, sir. >> Is it stolen? >> No, but it's not. But, Sir No, I know. But I'm going to tell you right now, honestly, cuz I'm trying to be a cop. It's not in my name. It's in the front right. >> It's literally right to his right. All right. Hey, >> you know that matter. >> The signal zero, but he's he's cool. >> Okay. >> Front right door. >> Okay. >> Listen, bro. It's good. As long as you're not a convicted felon and it's not stolen, you got nothing to worry about. All right. >> But do me a favor. I am going to ask I get it. You're upset, but do me a favor. Just come sit up here. Okay. >> Just sit down and take a breath. Okay. >> Right here, man. I I just I just want to be here. >> Officers then spoke with a witness who had seen the entire incident unfold and the details were far more disturbing than anyone expected. >> Guys, do you see what happened over there? >> I was in a car right there with her right there. >> Um, no, no, no. You weren't here. Come here. Come here. Come here. >> Let's go. Let's go sit down right there. >> No, you stay here. She's She just wants to You're good to sit down. Okay. kid. You can talk to me. >> Um, >> so we were just sitting in the car talking. Um, we saw these girls at one of the bars. I was like, "Oh, that's the girl from the bar. She's carrying a plant." And then like a minute later, we're we're talking about everything. And then we hear a loud noise and I look behind me and I just sees the body like fly across like it literally the pink girl, the girl in the pink shirt right there. She just flew across the whole parking lot. basically. And then the car just crashed all the way over there. That's all we saw. >> Okay. So, you saw the car hit the body or just the body fly? >> I I I heard the body and the car impact. >> Okay. >> And then I I just saw her flying. I didn't see another body. I know there's another girl that got hit as well. She's all the way over there, but we >> strike. >> It was the one that crack the silver one. The one that crashed all the way over there. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And you saw that silver car hit the body or hit the person? >> I I I didn't see I heard the impact. I heard it and I looked behind me and I just saw her flying. >> Okay. >> Despite the gravity of the situation, the passenger showed zero concern for the injured victims, focusing more on defending himself than acknowledging the harm caused. >> Sir, are you the sergeant? >> If they're not listening, keep quiet. >> It's not hard. >> I've been nice and nice and nice and nice and you're pushing buttons, >> sir. Sir, have I I tried to be as respectful as I could. >> Except for when you stopped listening. Is that when you stopped being respectful? >> Sir, the only question I asked is who was the man, the white man talking crap to me after. >> He wasn't saying anything. He was walking away. >> Sir, are you >> Yes, sir. >> It's a good response. >> Yes, sir. >> Just stay quiet. >> Yes, sir. >> He's right. He's preoccupied. He will come over and talk to you when he wants to. Okay. >> Will you look at me, sir? >> I have been But what do you want, >> sir? I was literally asking to ask to you as a man to say I'm sorry. I literally meant no harm. But I don't know if you saw, but me as a person who was sitting there, the man who was standing over there was talking derogatory to me. And I asked him what he said before you, sir, viciously told me that I was acting out of character and then put me in handcuffs. >> Do you realize what's going on right now? >> Yeah. Do you see the totality of this? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Well, then right now a sergeant, you do not get a sergeant right now. Okay, >> sir. How old are you? >> That's none of your business. That's none of your business. That's none of your business. Yeah, that's none of your business. So, right now, you're going to just be quiet. And when a sergeant gets you, he will. Okay? Cuz you see what's going on, right? >> I I do. Good. >> And I've been cognizant since the beginning, sir. You >> That's none of your business. >> Oh, you were you were here. >> That's none of your business. >> Okay. >> That's not matter. But right now, you're just going to sit and wait. >> Okay, sir. There we go. You're catching your attention to >> kill again. >> Oh, I wish. >> Ah, yeah. Okay. You want to know what else I wish? >> What? >> That your partner here, let me actually take care of a [ __ ] human being who was dying over there on the corner. >> Okay. Right now, it's an investigation and you are to just stay put. >> You white people love to just be in charge. >> There you go. Their attitude was pretty nasty and little wonder it was now backfiring on them. The more he talked, the deeper he put himself into trouble right in front of the officers. >> How respectful have I been with you this whole the whole night? >> How how respectful have you been with me? Not listening to anything that I've been telling you to do. >> Every time I asked to get up to move, I made sure it was >> I have worked with you and worked with you and tried to comfort and try to console you guys as best as I can and then you don't listen. And then >> that is why you were in the position that you are >> because you cannot shut your mouth >> and just sit in the moment. There is a big investigation going on. We are trying to figure this out and you're running your [ __ ] mouth. Shut up. Stop talking. >> I'm in cuffs. What else? Stop talking. >> What else do you have to say while I'm in cuffs? >> But you want to go to jail? >> Yeah. >> What else do you have to say while I'm in cuffs? That was that was the question. >> You're in custo because of what you did. Where? Where's your body cam? >> Get out. Get out. Get up. Get up. Get out. Get out. Come on. Get up. Get out. >> Hey. Hey. Hey, sir. Sir. >> Can I stand up? >> You have your opportunity. Listen. >> Hey, I hope that it's right in your mouth. >> Say hi. Say hi. >> Right there. that don't listen to you on [ __ ] twisting my arm. >> Stop resisting now. >> I'm not resisting. >> Stop [ __ ] twisting my arm. >> LISTEN TO WHAT HE'S SAYING. >> LISTEN TO WHAT HE SAY. >> I'll Yeah. Kick his leg out. I got >> I have nothing on me, sir. Nothing. >> Will you please stop twisting my arm? You have been >> Let me guess. Watch my head on the way in. >> Sit in. Here we go. >> All right. Yeah, I'm in. >> Sir, I'm ste I'm stepping in. I'm stepping in. Now, was there any reason for you to twist my [ __ ] arm? >> Officer Hower? >> I didn't think so, buddy. >> Police eventually turned their attention to the driver, whose condition made it immediately clear she should never have been behind the wheel. Her blood alcohol reading only confirmed how dangerous her decision had been. >> Okay, so here's the deal. Okay, do you know what the legal limit is in the state of Florida? >> 0.08. >> Okay, so legal limit is 08. Okay, your first breath sample, you blew a.160. Your second breath sample, you blew a.162. Nearly double the legal limit. Double the legal limit. Okay. >> Okay. >> You have any questions for me? I'm sure you have >> Well, so you're still >> going to be used against me. >> You're still being arrested for DUI regardless. Okay. >> Okay. >> I just turned 21 and 30 minutes ago. So, I know nothing about >> Okay. >> What's going on right now? >> So, I will tell you >> hurt and I got to pee and it's late and my mom was probably scared. >> I'm scared. >> So, I will tell you. Okay. Well, if need be to you're a young girl, I'll make your mom feel better. I'll give her a call from my phone here in a couple minutes. Okay. Um I'm going to explain something to you. The two pedestrians. Okay. We're not sure of their condition right now, but it is serious. Okay. >> And I asked you asked me their condition. Okay. I'm not going to lie to you and I'm not going to hide stuff from you. Okay? I'm sure you're concerned. So that's why I'm telling you their condition is serious. Okay? Okay. At this point, I don't know their current condition other than serious and very critical. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. I didn't want to keep that from you. That's why I wanted to tell you. Okay. >> And you don't know about my friend. >> So, your friend I last saw in the back of a police car. I don't know if they took him home or what. Your other friend obviously left. >> I know he did, but the other one acts the fool. So, >> I don't know. I can find out for you though. Okay. >> Do you have anything on you? I'm going to put your phone back here. I'm going to take it with us to the to the jail. I will be >> My phone is so >> I know. Okay. Okay. So, what we're going to do is because you were involved in a crash, I am going to take have to take you to Flagler Hospital for medical clearance. Okay. Even if you're not injured, I still have to take you there. Okay. >> The bathroom. >> That's fine. And I'll get you there as Can you hold it for about 15 minutes? >> I'll try. >> Okay. All right. This is a national landmark. I can't take you up. Let a female take you up there and let you go up there. Okay. >> Nope. I don't have a penis, though. I can't do that. >> I'm not allowed to have my vape if I take it. >> No, definitely not right now. Okay. Yeah, you're good. Do we have a female coming? >> Am I riding with you or someone else? >> You're going to ride with me? >> 1012? >> Yep. >> So, um, got a female coming just to search her. I'm going to take her to Flaggler >> and we'll get her clear. >> Mhm. >> And then Alex is working on the warrant. >> Yeah, he was on the phone with the on call, I guess, the SAO. I called Bill Worly cuz uh director just want you know with the like having the how how like with uh they help Sam but we him and I had already discussed earlier like if it's a DUI >> Mhm. >> like they're the two best in the agency are here but I did let him know and plus they're our friends is coming so >> they are coming. >> They're I think they're right there behind you if you want. I don't need a female. >> It's fine. Just policy is I'm going to have a female come. Okay. Um, yeah, she blew >> she is right there. >> Perfect. Right here. Yep. >> She did. >> Yeah. >> You mind just search her real quick? I'm sure she's fine, but just make sure. >> All right. You don't have anything on you? >> In the end, the driver was charged with driving under the influence, resulting in serious bodily injury, while the passenger faced charges for obstructing the investigation. Now we turn to an intoxicated Karen who kept pushing her luck until it caught up with her with a third DUI charge. >> Why were you driving on the train tracks? >> I was not. >> Ma'am, I saw you pull off the train tracks. >> It's going to ruin my life. Please. >> What are you talking about? >> Please. It's not going to ruin my life. >> Lay on your sto deployed. >> Just me now. Just me now. On the 28th of October 2023, an officer pulled over a vehicle that had been swerving and speeding only to find the female driver visibly intoxicated. Despite repeated requests, she refused to hand over her identification or follow basic instructions. And by doing so, she quickly turned a routine stop into a tense confrontation. Is your car in park? >> Yeah, >> it is. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> You have your ID with you? >> Yeah. Huh? >> Can I have it, please? >> Why were you driving on the train tracks? >> I was not. >> Ma'am, I saw you pull off the train tracks. >> No, I did not. I was >> I I promise you. You're on my my dash camera coming up and I'm telling you. Okay. I promise you. >> No. >> Okay. You have your ID with you? >> Yes. >> I I need your ID. >> No. Please. I need your ID. You're required by law to give me your identification. You just had it in your hand. >> Ma'am, what's your first name? >> Shelby. >> Shelby, I just need your ID, please. >> Please. No. >> I need your ID. >> No. >> You can either give me your ID, go to or go into custody. You have to identify yourself to me. >> Shelby Phil. >> I need your identification. It's in your It's in your hand. >> Shall we th >> provide me your driver's license, please? >> Show me though. >> Give me your ID. >> Please. No. Please. No. It's going to ruin my life. Please. >> What are you talking about? >> Please. It's not going to ruin my life. Please. >> 43:30. Please run my life, please. No, >> she's not being cooperative. Would you have me at the car and step up, please? >> It's not that. It's not that cooperative. Please >> give me your ID. Go to jail. >> I am going to go to jail. >> She had messed up at first, but the least she could have done to make things right was to obey lawful orders from the cops. But she would soon come to realize that she was messing with nononsense cops. Move the car. >> Please fighting. >> I will >> get on the ground. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> STOP. Stay back. Stay back. >> Put your hand behind your back. YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> Drag her out here. >> Stand back. Woohoo! >> You're going to get tasered. >> Please, please no. Please. >> I'm going to taser you. Put your hand up. >> Please. Please. No. No. Please. Please. No. Please. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> Get on the ground. >> Lay on your stomach. >> Lay on your stomach. So >> lay on your stomach. >> 30 kids are deployed. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. Hey, I didn't I did not get on the floor. Step back on the sidewalk. Step back on the sidewalk. >> If you don't step back on the sidewalk, I'm going to risk it. >> For interference, you can't stand in the roadway. Get on the sidewalk. >> You okay, man? >> Okay, let's rotate her to her side. >> To her side. Oh gosh. I don't know if I can stand up. >> Just hang tight. >> Her continued refusal to cooperate made it clear that the stop was no longer just about reckless driving. Officers proceeded with an arrest as her behavior grew more disruptive. >> Ouch. >> Stop. Stop. >> Tell the truth. >> That hurt so bad. That hurt so bad. >> Get out of the road, please. that three times now. >> Get out the way. >> Get out of the road. >> Get out of the road. >> Get off the road. >> Just Just kill me now. Just kill me now. >> What's your deal? What's going on, >> Mike? I just just killed all that. My life is just me now. >> NO. NO. MY LIFE is just kill me now. >> What's going on? >> Please. I was just trying to home with the road. >> That's all I was trying to do is go the home. >> Please just let me go. >> Oh my god. You're just going to lay side. >> She was driving on the train tracks, >> hunting them inside. >> Came out here, came back around. on the train tracks. >> Yeah. Coming out or coming west? >> I don't know. >> No, he's that car over there. >> Yeah. He's got to move. >> Even after EMTs arrived to assess her condition, she remained combative and difficult to communicate with, prolonging the incident further. >> No, she reached back inside. To me, look, I shouldn't grab the shifter. >> Are you all right? >> No, my I can't stand my foot. >> What' you do? >> I think she's going to have done it. >> So, she came off of the railway >> off the tracks like heading westbound. >> Yes. Yes. >> Okay. >> What's your name? I >> I don't I didn't get that hard. >> She wanted to fight. >> Probably heavily intoxicated. >> A What's your first name? >> Shelby. >> Shelby. Shelby, are you in any pain right now? I'm a medic. >> No. Okay. I'm going to lift up the electric shirt. See where this taste at. guys. >> Okay. Well, I'm not ready to fight. >> Okay. I'm the paramedic. I'm >> I know, but someone said I'm ready to fight. I'm not ready to fight. >> You're back. Okay. >> She grabbed my taser, by the way. >> What's that? >> She grabbed my taser, by the way. >> I'm ready to fight. I was just ready to fight. So, tell somebody fine, bro. I'ming fine, bro. Let me go, bro. I feel nothing. There's a lot going on. A hands behind my back. >> Yeah, if you're okay, Shelby. >> Yeah, I know. There's people asking me questions on >> I looked at her picture. It's pretty funny. >> What's going on? >> It's not Shelby. >> Yes, it's Shelby. >> Yes. Thank you. >> Are you sure, Jessica? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Jessica's my [ __ ] friend. >> Not Jessica? >> No, it's probably Shelby. >> No, it's Shelby. And Jessica's my [ __ ] friend. Thank you. >> What? What? >> So, you got you got tased. There's spikes in your back. Are you serious? >> Yeah, that's how they work is they metal. >> No, she was grabbing. >> God damn it. >> I grabbed her and pulled out. >> So, what what am I supposed to do? What am I supposed to do with my hands? >> Is it okay if I pull them out? >> What am I supposed to do with my hands? >> Okay. Is that okay? >> What am I supposed to do with my hands, bro? >> Hold on. I'm so scared. I'm sorry. >> God damn it. God [ __ ] SHE'S GOT >> OUCH. >> What began as a traffic violation had escalated entirely due to her own actions. All thanks to a brat who didn't know when to stop. hurts, dude. >> I'm going to try to get it OUT REAL QUICK. >> YEAH. YEAH. YOU CAN TRY TO GET OUT, but it ain't going to work. >> Whoever loses in the warm up. Watch out. >> God damn it. You're not getting a heart problem. >> I'm sorry, dude. It's out now, though. Okay, it's out. Do you have any hospital? >> I don't know, BRO. I DON'T KNOW. >> DO YOU HAVE ANY MEDICAL? >> I DON'T KNOW. >> I DON'T KNOW. >> YEAH. If it's not close to explain, we can follow. >> So, is it only Someone's got to take care of Dave. >> I can do the inbound and transport Dave. I transported him last time he got injured. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I'm okay doing the OUI. Just depends how you want me to do it. I'll write us if if we can get someone to get me some login. That's fine. I can just do imply consent and she's going to refuse everything. or I mean if she I think she could um she's this is at least second maybe >> I think it's third I think it might even be the fourth >> she's already on she's already >> so I'm assuming we're going to do assaults on a PO cause fourth third whatever it is all >> trying to disarm me revoked >> huh >> she grabbed my taser trying to disarm me disarmed. >> All right. >> So, don't um >> Well, I'll worry about the booker once we figure out um I I'll go let me go Miranda and see if she'll let me take her blood from there. And then if she's going to say no, then >> yeah, ask her. >> In the end, she was charged with reckless driving, disorderly conduct, battery on a law enforcement officer, assault on an officer, and resisting arrest with violence. Much like the last Karen, this overdramatic felon found out the hard way that no amount of prison time can save you from facing nononsense cops. >> Yeah. Come on. Step over here. How come you're dressed in a UPS uniform? >> Are you a felon? >> No. Yes. I didn't know that. >> Oh, look at that. A felon in possession of a firearm. >> That is the worst fake seizure I have ever seen. Knock it off. >> Wow. You did 11 years in prison. That's amazing. >> I put it into rehab, you guys. >> Obviously, 11 years wasn't long enough for you to learn. On the 16th of February 2025, police were called to investigate a suspicious person dressed in a UPS uniform reportedly lurking around local residences. What seemed like a simple case of curiosity quickly unfolded into something far more serious. >> Hey bud, >> are you associated with that black car over there? >> You know what? >> Cuz we got a suspicious person call. Do you live around here? >> Oh, that black car right there? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah, that's mine. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Do you live around here? >> No, I'm going door to door. I was doing a photography thing. Uh, >> how long you been parked over there? >> Like 30 minutes. I was just riding on my toy. >> Do you have an American flag mask? Is that Is that an American flag mask? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, is that your car? >> Yes, sir. >> You haven't been parked there for 8 hours? >> No, not at all. >> Okay. Do you have some ID on you? >> Did I do anything wrong? >> It's about to get towed. >> Yeah. >> Oh, well, I it was I literally got here. I can show you. >> You want to give us your ID? You have your ID or not? So, you're being audio video recorded. Is this your house? >> No, I was going I'm going door to door. >> Do you see their no soliciting sign? >> Why? >> Yeah. Come. Step over here. How come you're dressed in a UPS uniform? >> It's a It's a joke. It's about >> Yeah. Get your ID out. It's very funny. Sit down. This is weird. >> You have any guns or weapons on you? >> No. Put your hands on the >> I don't put your hands on the truck. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> You're being detained. Sit down. Sit down. >> Everything you have, I'll put it right there. >> Otherwise, you're going in handcuffs. There's two ways to do this. This isn't Seattle. >> IDED. Listen. My ID is in my car. >> Put your hands right here. >> Okay, sir. I'm not >> Put your hands on there. >> Hold on. >> I'll tell you what you look like. You look like a prowler. >> What is a prowler? >> Put your hands on there. Are you going to get dumped on the ground? You understand that? >> What is a prowler? >> Prowler is someone who goes door to door checking to see if houses are going to be unoccupied. >> Daylight. >> Yeah. >> You're wearing a UPS uniform. You cleared the window for UPS. Stop talking. You want me to answer some questions, right? So, I'm I'm explaining to you what a prowler is. That is a prowler. I'm sorry. >> You're wearing UPS and you're not even UPS. You've been parked there for eight hours. >> You're walking. You're coming from a house. >> So, stop. >> We're in the duck house. >> What's your last name? >> The officers acted immediately, confronting the prowler and exposing her actions, which only made her situation more humiliating. >> No. >> Put hands on there. You want to go ground? Knock it off. >> I'm sorry. >> Middle of name. birthday. >> Oh, pardon. Look at this. >> You're getting detained. Pushing back. Is that a [ __ ] gun? What is that? >> I don't know. I found it. >> You done with your frisk or no? >> No, I'm not. >> Just felt something hard. I looked like a gun and then apparently it was a gun. Are you a felon? >> No. Yes. I didn't know that. >> Oh, look at that. A felon in possession of a firearm. >> I didn't know that that was a like a real gun. I've never seen a gun that small. >> I just found it, sir. >> Okay. >> What are you doing? What are you doing? >> That is the worst fake seizure I have ever seen. Knock it off. Step out of it. YOU'RE HAVING A SEIZURE. I WANT TO MAKE SURE YOU'RE OKAY. >> BREATHE. BREATHE. >> Then stop pretending to have a seizure. You have a seizure cuz you're not having a seizure. >> I can't breathe. I'm >> 450. >> I have seizures. >> I have seizures. >> We have one fake inner seizure. Can you send fire? >> Stop. Affirmative. >> Well, I found some dope, too. >> Shocking. >> I'm still trying to figure out how to unload this. >> Guys, I'm not kidding. I promise. >> What's the problem with you? >> I can't breathe. >> Well, now now your car just >> Take some slow deep breaths. Did you get a good fresh? Make sure she doesn't have any other guns on there. I'm >> still working on it cuz I don't want to get poke or stuck or >> I understand that. >> Stop. >> Did you use >> Listen, if you continue playing this game, >> I will tow your car. >> So, stop. using today. I can't breathe. >> There's nothing obstructing your airway. >> I know. It's not that >> then. What is it? >> Stop. >> Half out of it. What is it? >> I'm trying to. >> What's the matter? >> I think we're in a recovery position. >> Yep. That's what we are. >> Caught in her own trauma, she slowly realized just how foolish she had acted. >> Can you stop faking seizures? Can you stop faking medical? So, were you faking a seizure? >> Yes or no? It's not illegal to you. Just tell me truth. >> Were you just faking a seizure or not? >> Were you just taking a seizure? Okay. >> So, do you need this Narcan or not? >> So, I won't waste my life saving medical supplies on this. Number one. Number two, this is my first first day on the job. >> Obviously, I don't know where the heck you think you are. We're not in Seattle. Just let me talk. Let me talk. >> Did we get a finish? Did we finish a weapons fist? >> I'm I'm working on it. You need to stand up. >> I can't stand up. >> You're going to stand up cuz you had one gun on you. We're going to make sure you don't have another one. Now, spread your feet apart and stand there and stop playing games. I'm sorry. I don't have >> You have anything else on you other than a gun? I found that, you guys. Like, I didn't know it was a real gun. It doesn't look like anything I've ever seen. >> Like, wow, you did 11 years in prison. That's amazing. >> Under rehab, you guys. >> Obviously, 11 years wasn't long enough for you to learn. >> Listen, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to speak to an attorney and to have an attorney present with you while you're being questioned. If you can't afford to hire one, one will be appointed to represent you prior to questioning if you wish. Do you understand your rights as I've explained them to you? >> Yeah, he said I might not go to jail. >> You're being audio and video recorded. Having your rights in mind, do you want to make a statement? >> Hostile. >> Nobody's being hostile. I'm asking if you want to make a statement. >> So, listen. This is your time to be honest and be strictful with my partner. I don't want to talk to you. You pissed me the off. >> You had a gun. You're a felon. And you're faking stuff. Now the fire department's going to come over here. These people are taxpayers. You're wasting their time and money. >> So, how about you talk to my partner, be honest, with your rights in mind. >> So, let's start with question one. You don't live here. Why are you walking around on people's houses like the UPS driver? >> I went to go check out uh and see what that burnt house looked like. I the burnt house. I was just looking at the burnt house. >> Okay. >> I didn't break in. I didn't >> Did you You were going into the burnt house. >> I didn't go in. I >> No, I just heard about it. I never They said it was super fried and I just wanted to look at it. >> How long have you been here? >> Literally, I promise you like hour and a half tops. >> Okay. So, the people that said you've been here for 8 hours are lying to me. >> I promise on everything. Like, I'm not going to lie to you again. >> Where'd you get the UPS costume? >> My friend had it. >> Why are you wearing it? that I I just feel like people won't like look at me. I was just I just wanted to >> So to conceal your presence in the neighborhood, you're dressed like a UPS driver. >> Oh, yeah. But >> So, what are you doing that you're not supposed to be doing? If you need to dress in a disguise. >> Well, I just didn't want it to draw any attention when I was looking at the house. >> Where did you get this gun? >> I promise you, I I didn't know it was real, sir. >> Where did you get it? >> Over there. >> Over where? >> Um by Brady Park. Over by um Do you know where um he's buried? I think he's an older guy. Is it like a trap house over there? Where? In what city? >> Uh uh Prairie Ridge. >> And where did you find it? >> It was uh like hidden like over by one of the there's like four tall trees over there. And I mean there's I I did not know that that was real, sir. >> Okay. >> I'm a felon and I >> Yeah, it's real. It's loaded. >> I >> So why are you carrying it around on you? >> I was just going to sell it or something. I thought it was like a ivory antique or something. I didn't even know how to open it. >> Okay. It's obviously a firearm. No deception could fool the officers and it became clear that her time in jail might be inevitable >> that you found this out in the elements. It's not rusty enough to have been left out in the forest. >> I mean, I don't know how where did you find it there. I I promise you that's how long I promise you there's there's stuff there all the time. Like I don't know if someone stole it or what. I >> Okay, so this is clearly labeled as a firearm. It says high standard Daringer 22 Magnum. >> I didn't look at it. >> You didn't? But you put it in your pocket, right? Well, look. I >> Why do you have handcuffs? >> Because I'm a [ __ ] guys. >> No, that doesn't make any sense. Why do you have handcuffs? It's not because you're a up. Why are you carrying a pair of handcuffs around in disguise, wearing gloves, carrying a gun? >> Oh, it's >> doesn't look good, does it? >> No. Me. What is this? Me? It's a It's a pipe thing. Me and my girlfriend. >> Look. >> You got anything else on you? to get into rehab. >> Okay. >> I have I I just I just went to DSHS 2 days ago and I got my insurance put back together. I don't want to go back to prison, sir. >> That's not up to me whether you go back to prison or not. >> Can you not send me to jail? Like, I'll do anything. Like anything. I'll I'll do anything. I can't. >> So, here's the problem we have, okay? is you're in a neighborhood you don't live in, dressed in disguise with a loaded gun in your pocket, wearing gloves, with a face mask on, dressed like a UPS driver. >> What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> I don't I don't know. I'm bored. I don't have any bored. >> It looks like you're fixing to kidnap somebody. >> I promise. I promise. I just don't know how to be normal in this world. That's all very stupid. I don't want to go back there. I did not know that. I wasn't driving. If I go to jail right now, they're going to come back. >> That's not my problem. I'm not the one that was doing what you're doing. That's you. >> No, absolutely not. >> I've never got one. >> You never got one? What? >> I just started using 8 months and I went to prison. >> Okay. Well, then you shouldn't be running around with a loaded gun in your pocket if you're a convicted felon. >> She's she's acknowledged that she was faking the seizure. If you're good with that verbal, then there doesn't need to be any evaluation. >> Okay. You don't want your blood pressure taken or anything like that. Okay. All right. >> All right. >> Okay. You're going to have a seat in the back of the car. And just so you're aware, there's a camera back there that's going to be recording you. >> Listen, can I can I can I talk? I literally was doing for 6 months, but I went to prison for 11 years. 11 years. >> What is that to do with this? I I've been trying to get into rehab and I'm sorry. I did not know what that was. Send me to jail right now. >> That doesn't matter to the fact that you're also lying to me. You're out here stealing [ __ ] or burglarizing a house. I'm not an idiot. >> Then why are you dressed like a UPS driver in the middle of the day wearing gloves? >> Why would I? >> I don't know why you would do the things you do. I'm not you. >> Yeah, I know. A burn house has been broken into 8,000 times. Sit down in the car. There's a camera back there filming you. You're under arrest for felon in possession of a firearm. To make matters worse, video evidence directly contradicted her claims. >> She's on camera knocking down one of the cameras at the burned down house. >> Oh, and she did admit to being at the burnout house. So >> So this is um So I see this. >> Yeah. >> So she's going all the way right going there and then there. >> I'll go talk to her. I thought you told me you didn't go in that burned down house. >> I didn't. I just walked into >> Homeowners got video of you. >> I didn't go inside. >> There's cameras there. What are you doing on the property? >> I was just looking at it. >> Why is it your house? >> No, sir. >> Then why are you looking at it? >> I didn't go inside. >> You went on the property for what? >> I was just looking at the burn stuff. I didn't go inside. >> Why? >> I don't know. I was bored. >> All right. In the end, the suspect was charged with possession of a firearm by a felon, attempted burglary, criminal impersonation, and possession of burglary tools. Next up is Morris, a man who believed he was untouchable until police arrived during his attack on his own girlfriend. >> I don't know, some person called. >> Well, I don't know how to call. >> Get in the car. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Go. >> Let's go. >> Get in the car. >> CALL MY BROTHER. >> OH MY GOD. in the car, bro. Get in the car. >> I'm trying to tell you for a reason. >> So, I'm going to I'm going to jail. >> Yeah. Put your feet in the car. >> On the 24th of January, 2024, police officers responded to a call from a concerned citizen reporting a guy who was seen trying to assault a young lady. When the cops arrived at the scene, they met a young man who, despite being an offender, had a nasty attitude to go with it. >> How you doing? >> Good. >> You argument with your girlfriend? That's my cousin. >> You don't arguing with your cousin? >> Yeah. >> What's going on, man? >> Man, a lot of people in the house. We straight. >> We got a lot of calls. You guys are arguing outside. I don't know. Some person called. >> Well, I don't know why they calling y'all. >> Well, I'm telling you why they called us. They said that there was a disturbance going on and they were concerned about it. >> Who Who called y'all? Next door. Who? I know who called y'all. So, who called y'all? Next door called y'all. >> It says unknown caller. >> Well, all right. Nothing wrong. >> Come over here. Don't walk away from me, >> bro. I ain't do nothing wrong, bro. Bro, come on, bro. You better tighten down. Like, get out my yard before I come before I tell my girlfriend to come outside. Bro, I'm not in the mood. Today is not a day. Like, for real. Ain't do nothing wrong. Y'all here for no reason. >> Okay. Well, I have a lawful purpose to be here. >> All right. All right. >> And your purpose is not to be here. Ain't nothing wrong. >> Okay. >> What is your name? >> I'm not telling you. I don't got a reason to tell you my name. My grown is in the house >> now. Now, what if I was in the minor and I told you, "Come on, bro. Stop talking to him, bro. I'm going to go in my house." >> No, you're not. You're detained. You understand what that means? I'm detained if I didn't do nothing wrong. One thing I know one thing I know my law one thing about me, bro. So I will go call I tell my right now to come outside. You I'm not detained. I didn't do nothing wrong. I didn't call you no crime. I ain't call no crime. Bro, I'm not in the mood, Bruce, bro. And you going to make me even more mad. So you better get out my yard, bro. And probably get things not. All right. You said go get her. >> No. >> You said go get her. >> No. I told you to stop. You said you said get and what is your name? >> So you said I'm not telling you my name. I got to tell you my name. Don't do nothing wrong. What is you, bro? Kayla, bro, get my grandma out the house, bro. >> Yeah. >> Huh? You said, "Yeah, >> I'm talking to the radio, sir." >> I'm ready to go in the house now, bro. Like, you big bro. Kayla, come here. >> I'm coming right back. I ain't going home. >> Stay right here. >> For most people, having the cops in their homes meant that trouble was around the corner, but he'd rather keep his bully attitude instead of behaving himself. However, it wouldn't take long for him to find out that it was not his lucky day. >> I'm not going nowhere, dude. >> Come over here. >> Hey, go get go get my mom my grandma. Come here, >> bro. You don't have to, bro. You're in my property, bro. >> Oh my god. >> Bro, what are you doing this for, bro? What though? >> Knock it off, [ __ ] >> It's not that big of a deal. You're making it one, >> bro. Cuz you don't have to, bro. Hold on. I ain't doing I didn't do nothing. >> Relax. >> Can get my phone record, bro. >> What you talking? >> Sit up against this car and relax, >> bro. Bro, you don't have to put me in no handcuffs. >> I'm going to put you in a handcuff. >> For what? >> Cuz you're not listening to me. >> I don't have to listen to you. I didn't do nothing wrong. I don't >> I told you I'm here investigating an allegation of a disturbance. >> I just I told you nothing happened though. >> Okay. Well, there's two sides to a story, right? >> All right. Who Who the other side at? >> The other person out here. >> Huh? >> That was I was not her. She told me to calm She told me, "Babe, calm down." What you snapping for? >> The description of the person that they said that you were arguing with. >> That wasn't her I was arguing with. She let me tell me to calm down. Bro, I don't have to do this, bro. >> Walk down this way. >> Bro, I don't got no shoes on you. >> I'm going to relax. All right. You're not going to tell me how this works. I'm going to tell you how this works. Okay. >> Load the car. >> You understand what I'm saying? Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, dude. I don't have any weapons on me, dude. >> Good. >> Come on, man. >> 12. I got one to 10. >> Sir, y'all y'all doing so much. Kind of been sitting against my against the car. >> Good. Sit against the car. >> The first person that was here, she's not even here no more. My girlfriend told me he said >> I came in I saw two of you on the side of that and then you walked away when you saw me. >> Come trying to see who you like see what's going on. She went told me to call. She said b she going to calm down. >> You make contact with a female. I just went inside. >> No, I was dealing with this gentleman. >> All right. You are detained. What is your name? >> My name. >> Spell that for me over here. You're over here with me. Don't worry about him. >> Cuz y'all cannot do this though. My name de Mhm. N >> N >> A >> A >> V I Y O N >> V I Y O N. What's your middle initial? >> Stop. >> What's your middle initial? >> J. >> Okay. What's your last name? >> Morris. >> Why? >> Bae. >> O. What? >> Bae. >> Listen to me, sir. >> Hold on. She going to get up for me. They go get my grandma. >> Listen to me, >> man. Oh my god. >> Y O. What is the last letter of your first name? >> Y O N. >> Y O N. Babe, go put on some shoes. >> What is your birthday? >> Hey babe, you need some shoes. >> Stop talking. >> No, she's No, she's pregnant, bro. >> At this point, he wasn't smart enough to realize that he was already in a messy situation. But he'd soon come to learn that a bad attitude in these situations was one sure way of getting oneself into deeper trouble. >> We're going to go this way. You're not going to interrupt his investigation either. >> All right, King Mama. Grandma, King, >> walk out to my patrol car. >> You can walk me inside. I thought I just getting my shoes from slides. Bro, that's >> going to walk out to my patrol. >> Walk out there. My feet is hurting. That's not >> Here. Walk on there. >> Dude, that's not great. >> You been out here barefoot already. >> I was on the side of my >> Get in THE CAR. I'M NOT GOING TO TELL YOU AGAIN. GO. >> Let's go. >> Hang on. >> Get in the car. >> Are you doing all this for, bro? Bro, MY OH MY GOD. >> BAE, CALL MY NOW YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> FOR WHAT? I'M MY FEET HURT. I just stay on the car. >> Oh my god. In the car. Stay on the hook, bro. Get in the car. I'm trying to tell you for a reason. Come on. I'm going go to jail. I'm going to jail. >> Yes. Put your feet in the car. >> Come on. My feet hurt. WAIT, SIR. >> In the car. >> Oh my god. Tell >> Come on, sir. My feet is hurting. >> You're making this way more difficult than it has to be. Sir, >> my feet is hurting, dude. You got to bring me some slide. You don't understand. >> I'll get you slid before we leave. >> And I'm sick. You're not going to sit here and start yelling while he's trying to conduct an investigation. >> No. Okay. Open up. Talk to me, sir. You're right. I'm sorry, man. Come on. Please, man. I'm I'm aggravated. Say not today. You don't understand. Come on. I'm ready to talk. >> You're making it way worse than it has to be. >> No. I told you I was here. You're screaming and yelling. You're walking away from me. He's over there trying to conduct an investigation. You're going to pull away from me and start screaming. >> Listen. >> You're detained. Step over there, sir. >> I was going to give him the business, too, just like you gave it to him. >> Okay. Let me talk finish him real quick. All right. You can stand over there on the sidewalk if you want. >> All right. So, when I get a call about an allegation of a crime, I'm obligated to come and investigate it. >> Look at me, sir. >> You don't get to walk away. You don't get to tell me no. You're not going to tell me who you are. And then you're not going to start screaming while another deputy is doing an investigation. Okay. >> Sir, but listen. >> Sorry about that, sir. >> What's going on, sir? >> All right. You're getting arrested for resisting without violence. >> Sir, listen, sir. I don't I I have a whole I don't feel I've been upset all morning, sir. Like you understand? >> No sir, you don't. I said, "Okay, I'm I'm wrong, but all I got to ask I I wanted my parent to be outside. I didn't feel comfortable." >> And you have to understand that, right? >> That's not fair. >> Good. How old are you? >> I'm 18. Like adult. >> So you want me to go to like Come on. WHY? COME ON, DUDE. >> Come on, dude. That's not fair. That's not I wanted my parent to be outside. You ain't let me get no shoes or nothing. You let me put on some shoes and stuff. That's not That's not fair. >> We're going to get your shoes and a shirt. >> Babe, you going to pay me take me to jail for what though, sir? Take me to jail for what? not got to rule. That's not fair. >> As things unfolded, Morris began to realize the folly he had put himself in, especially when it started becoming apparent that he had more problems with the law than he had thought. >> Sir, come on, man. That's not fair. >> What's your warrant out of St. Lucy County for? >> What? Recently? >> You have a warrant out of St. Lucy County. What's it for? >> I don't know. You can go see. Well, >> they're going to they're going to send off for confirmation. So, you >> I don't I don't know. I work I work in St. Lucy County. >> Yes. Come on. >> Tell me. something I got want for her. >> She's verified and I'll let you know what it is. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. But right now, >> no, but >> you're in custody for resisting without violence. All right. It's a misdemeanor. >> You're going to go to jail for that. >> Uh-huh. >> I already explained to you why. >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. And then whatever this warrant is, if it's confirmed, well, that'll also be an issue. >> I got a lawyer on Ed Mo, sir. >> Okay. >> When I when I did that for you, sir, you I had stepped on rocks. I get on at least some slides, sir. Like, that's not fair. >> Okay. Well, you came outside without shoes on. You really >> I was on the side. I was on the side though when you came out. >> Just so because you're barefoot doesn't mean you can just go ahead and >> No, I feel you. >> Disregard a lawful order from law enforcement. Okay, sir. >> But listen, sir, when I ask my when I ask my grandma, I mean, okay, I'll get a pair at the house. >> That's not how that works. You're 18 years old. All right. >> Still though, I feel s even if you were a juvenile, you wouldn't need your parent in order for me to talk to you. Okay. >> What? >> Yeah. You're not a juvenile. I'm saying back then I'm saying I know I'm going to do it but I'm just saying sir I wanted my parents so I can feel comfortable. That's not fair. >> Okay. Well, you don't have that you don't have that option when we're investigating our conducting our investigation. >> Sir I I when I tell you you're detained when I tell you you have to do this and you tell me no and then you walk away. >> Uhhuh. >> You need a what? >> I got I got cold in my chest. I don't feel good. >> Now, sir, it's flu season. >> I have I have bad allergies. This is what >> This is what they gave me. >> That's my slide. >> Okay. This will come with you. Come on. >> Please. I got to spit, sir. Come on, man. It's just nasty. >> All right. >> Come on, man. It's not fair. Like, look how you treating me. >> Look how you treating me. Copy. Please spit. I have bad attitudes. Like, come on, dude. And I have an ear infection. Like, for real, man. >> If you need a spit, spit out the window. >> The thing about most lawb breakakers is that they always hate to face the consequences of their actions. When he began to face the reality of going to jail, he tried to plead his way out of it. Unfortunately, he was meant to learn the bitter truth that it was always easier to avoid falling into the police net than getting out of it. >> You done anything recently in San that got you arrested or you did some sort of crime? >> I have not done I work. I was trying to go down there. My grandma, I'm already [ __ ] I don't have time. I'll be working. I have a child on the way now. But >> well, when they tell me what it is, I'll let you know. All right. >> All right, baby. Sir, can you like So, I understand that I was wrong, sir. I I'm not Well, now listen. I said you was sick and all this. >> I am sick actually. >> Oh, I feel I've worked 4 hours of sleep right now. >> Okay. >> Listen, sir. I got >> I just called me in life and being an adult. This is what happens sometimes. >> I feel you, man. >> Right. >> Yes, sir. But I'm wrong. But that's >> I don't approach you in an aggressive manner. So, I don't expect you to be greeted in an aggressive manner. >> You're right. I'm already upset like you please let me know. So, everybody ask. It's not >> I'm bringing them with you. So when we get out of here, you're going to put those on when we before we get out of the car. >> Yeah. >> I have your shirt. I have your shoes. But they're going to give you shoes at the jail. >> Why are you Well, why you want to detain me for, sir? I mean, why you want to arrest me for that? >> Because I was here investigating an allegation of a disturbance, >> right? We confirmed that there was a disturbance that took place here. >> You said it wasn't. >> There was. >> All right. She's saying it's verbal in nature, but that is in line with what the witnesses who called are saying is going on is that >> there are people on the side of the house and it looks like one might be violent towards the other. So, we come here to verify that because this is what we're being told. >> I have a lawful reason to be there baseline information. You're legally obligated to cooperate and identify yourself and not walk away when I tell you you're detained. >> When you do that, that is called resisting without violence. It's a criminal offense and it's a misdemeanor. >> That is what you're being arrested for. And then whatever the warrant comes back for, that'll be the additional >> out of St. Lucy. >> Matt, sir, I was going to come talk to you. I was going to go I was going to go at least something. You could have walked in the house like >> I don't know what's going on, so I'm not going to let you just walk away. >> I feel you, man. Sir, it's nothing. It was nothing going on, sir. Like, >> right, but I in my in my business, we don't just take people's word for it. We verify that based on a conversation. >> Okay. >> You're unwilling to have that conversation. >> I was I said, "Can I put on some shoes or get >> I told you no, you cannot. You don't need to have a parent, right? 18 years old. But listen, I didn't have to get no police could have came in the house, let me know. >> Like I said, we're past all that right now. >> All right. Right. But listen, sir, >> you're going to be going to jail. >> You want me to go to jail, though? That's the thing about it. That's not right. >> You have a warrant out of St. Lucy County. >> Babe, what if I didn't have no warrant, though? >> You're still going for resisting without. >> See, you want me to go to jail? That's >> No, I don't. I wanted you to cooperate, >> but there's consequences for your actions. >> Although it was proven that he was trying to assault the young lady, he continued to deny it. But investigations indicated otherwise and the truth came staring him straight into the face. >> Excuse me. >> No, felt the uh collar. So >> and he he said something her she's pregnant. That's how we know her. >> Yeah. She said that you were pushing her against the wall. Looked like you were going to hit her and she had a hair blur on the horn to stop you from trying to punch her. >> That's what the witness said. >> It was no sir. That [ __ ] is a lie. And one thing about Kayla, she would have told you this, sir. She does she does not care about none of that. >> Not necessarily. A lot of people care about somebody and they don't want to be truthful. >> Me, sir. So, me and together almost. >> But again, based on that information being relayed to us, obviously, we're going to come out and investigate it. >> Yes, sir. Against the what? >> Investigate. >> No, I'm saying against the what? >> So, it looked like you were pushing her and then you went to try to hit her. >> No, my girlfriend is pregnant and my grandmother does not play that person. You feel me? >> Mhm. >> My girlfriend's pregnant, man. My my bro Kiss. >> No, >> sir. She's pregnant, man. >> Okay. >> I don't know who said hit her. That frog. >> She would have told y'all would have seen if >> this is the uh >> This is the accurate warrant. This is for trespassing >> where this is back in from July of last year. And I had a whole warrant. That's >> what it says. >> What the? From where? Like trespassing from where, sir? >> It doesn't give that. Just gives us the warrant number and the offense. >> Is that not right? >> I'm not going to have access to >> I feel you >> that case report cuz it's out of St. Lucy County. >> I feel you, bro. >> I have a whole lawyer. All my lawyer get like when you have one your lawyer get called about this stuff. >> You just said you never get in trouble. You have But you have a lawyer. >> I have a lawyer. I Bro, I have I said I'm already into something. I have a whole lawyer. >> Oh, so you have been in trouble in the past then? I got you. I'm blown out. >> Well, then you'll be able to work it out with him then. >> Oh, >> your attorney. >> That saves the time. >> No, I'm saying about about this warrant back. Um, sir, about this >> detain without sir. Come on, man. That's not right. >> You know, it's not right. Easy to let we drove you in. Okay. I could have talked to you something like you not let no shoes on nothing, >> right? You don't get to walk away, right? I don't know if you're going to get a gun and come out and shoot me in the face. Right. Sir, sir, come to leave. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> All right. >> That's not right. >> I'm not going to shoot you for it. I'm sorry. Come on, man. >> Well, I mean, a lot of times people don't even like I'm a black man, bro. That's not right, bro. >> Although there was basically nothing he could do at this point. As a lastminute attempt, he tried to play very sensitive with the officers, but unfortunately, they could see right through his gimmick. Okay. I thought I said when I when I got aggressive, what did I say? >> You were aggressive the entire time until I put you in a police car. What do you mean, >> sir? Oh my god. >> You even pul You even pulled away from me when I was in handcuff cuz you were screaming at the female and my partner was trying to talk. >> What you mean? So you got to understand though, sir. >> I am terrified of every time I have I run into y'all something I don't do. They always have to like come don't don't do that cuz I'm a black opposite of four sir care less if you're a black man or not >> I don't want to hear that bro y'all say the same thing y'all treat black men way worse >> yeah you have no idea who I am or where I'm from sir >> that's not right and I mess with y'all like and I appreciate this >> you have no idea who I am or where I come from so you can say whatever you want but I'm not going to listen to anything you say no I did not grow up in Florida that does not matter, sir. You let let a young black a white dude man you put on some shoes or something, bro. >> Oh, where I come from compared to where you live, you live in paradise compared to where I grew up. All right. >> Where you come from? >> It's none of your business. >> No, no. You know what I'm saying? I see. >> Well, you're sitting over here trying to sit here and play a race card. You have no idea who I am or what I'm about or who my family is. So, I'm not going to listen to your conversation anymore. You sit there and think about your actions. >> All right. like that. Like I'm just saying like >> that's exactly how you're saying and I'm not going to subscribe to it. So you can sit back there >> and I'm not going to engage in this conversation with you. >> Came towards me. That's not fair. >> That's not fair. >> No, you're not accepting responsibility for your actions, sir. All right. >> You don't understand, sir. >> You don't understand it because you're still trying to rationalize your decision on why it's right and why I'm wrong. And that's not how it is. >> You're incorrect with your actions. You violated the law. You're now going to jail. >> And that's what it is. All right. It's a misdemeanor charge. >> I'll tell you what your bond is when we get over there. >> All right. And then you can make your decisions as an adult of how you want to proceed. Okay? But at the end of the day, the decisions have made. This is what's happening and this is where we're going. >> All right? It's a temporary situation for you. >> All right? So, collect yourself, figure out your best course of action, and proceed from there. Talk to your attorney if you have one. You know, he'll he'll I'm sure he'll help work it out with you. >> Morris was eventually charged with resisting an officer without violence. Speaking of entitled behavior, he's a man who underestimated the cops while trying to escape accountability, but his strategy failed spectacularly. >> Please get them off of me. >> On July the 8th, 2023, police officers received a distress call from a concerned citizen reporting a case of domestic battery involving a young man and his pregnant girlfriend. And he this young punk. >> Yeah. >> I mean, he's like a gangbang banger type, you know, tough guy, cool dude type. And he grabs her and he goes and he he he puts his arms around her and he picks her up and he throws her on the cement. >> Okay. >> And I'm like I'm like, you know, I mean, he's going to you. So I I race over there and I mean he's he's coming after me. He's like he's like he's like telling me he's going to kill me. >> Okay. >> The officers quickly drove to the scene and hoped against hope that the lady being the weakest sex was unharmed. But you won't believe who they found lying on the ground. >> What's going on? Jesus. All right. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Just come here. Come here. Come here. >> Stop. Don't Don't come closer to her. Don't go closer. Don't go closer. Don't go closer to her. >> I'm trying to chase my girl, bro. >> Just so you guys Come on. Come on. Just talk to me. Hey. Hey. I know. I know. We just talked, but just let's get over here. All right. >> You okay? Let me see. >> What happened? >> Okay. What happened? >> Nothing arguing. >> All right. What are you guys arguing about? >> What's your name? >> Fine. Stop. Stop. Were you guys a couple from the other day? Did you guys deal with our bosses the other day? >> I don't know. I'm probably somebody else. >> Is this your first time in Niles? >> Uh, no. >> Where you from, young lady? >> Well, I come here occasionally. I'm from the city. >> Don't make this worse. >> Well, worse. You guys are fighting right in front of us. >> No, we're arguing. >> Tell me what's going on. >> We're arguing. >> I know, but you guys are hitting each other, man. >> No, we're not hitting each other. >> I just watched you guys hit each other. Don't get close to it. Come on, man. Be smart. >> Be smart. >> Okay, over here. >> What's going on? >> Tell me what's going on. >> Sorry. >> Initially, the man was pretty tense, but not angry. However, after realizing the situation he was in, the man started putting up a gangster front in an attempt to intimidate the officers. >> Hey, get out of my face, bro. >> I'm not in your face. >> Get out my face. I'm talking to you. What's going on? >> You're out of my face. >> Tell me what's going on. >> I'm not Hey, look. What am I doing? >> Hey, don't come be Hey. Hey, big dog. What you guys trying to do, dog? >> What you guys trying to do? >> Stop. What are you guys trying to do? >> What happened? >> Just tell us what's going on. We're trying to get the story. >> You're not You're not free to walk away. >> What? >> You're not free to walk away. Yeah, you're detained. >> For what? For domestic battery. >> For domestic battery, >> babe. Domestic battery in front of you. >> Yeah, I just watched it. >> You're a damn lie. I do mean you weren't on the ground. >> Ask her. >> You weren't on the ground after you tried pushed me down to the ground. >> After you tried grabbing her? >> She pushed me down to the ground. >> After you tried grabbing her? >> You just admit this to yourself. That's on video cam. >> Yeah. >> Lock me up. I dare you. I'm going to sue you guys. Go ahead. Lock me up. Go ahead. >> Do you want to tell us your side of the story? >> I'm Go straight in cuffs. I'm not I'm Come on. Go ahead. Lock me up. >> You have proof of me putting Putin detained. >> Okay. I'm being detained. >> You're being detained. >> Hey babe, >> tell me when I'm out here. >> Stop. >> Stop me. Stop. >> Get your hands off my neck. >> Stop. >> Knock it off. >> Get a my >> Are you going to stop? >> Stop playing with me, dog. >> Are you going to stop? >> Hey, you want me to flip you? >> Are you going to stop me to flip you? >> Are you going to stop? >> Do you want me to flip you? >> Are you going to stop? >> Do you want me to flip you, dog? >> Stop touching me. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> You want to flip me? Hey, you guys want to film? >> Get in the car. >> Hey, I'm my daughter. >> What's up? Get on. What's up? You think you about that? You think you about that, big dog? You think you about that? You think you about that? No. Hell no. I ain't going [ __ ] Go ahead. Push me. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> No. Hell no. I ain't going to [ __ ] Get him off me, dog. Get him off of me right now, dog, before I make a scene. I promise you I'm I'm going to catch that [ __ ] dog. I promise you I'm going to flip I'mma flip him. >> I'mma flip this on my back, dog. I'm telling you. It's I'm recording, dog. Let him go. Let him let me go, dog. It's a It's a point of interest. >> Stop touching my leg, shorty. >> Sit in the car. >> Is wrong with you. >> Ask, bro. >> Stop playing with me, dog. >> Nah, I ain't do nothing, dog. Look what you guys are doing. >> I'm not going. For what reason? >> Because you're detained. We're investigating report of a domestic battery. >> What? Who called? >> There's a third party. >> What? Who called? >> I don't have to show. Don't mean to report. >> You're lying. I'm going to sue you guys. Look what you guys are going to do. >> You want to sue us? Go ahead. >> I'm not getting into >> I'm not getting into [ __ ] Out of here. What you got? You think you're strong? Big dog. You ain't about that, homie. You ain't about that, homie. Hey. Ah. AH. My leg, man. I'll beat your >> Stop thinking you're going to get more charges, man, right now. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not doing nothing. You're going to break my Ah, I just got Ah, >> you're resisting. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> How? I'm not doing nothing. My hands are behind my back. >> Stop putting your legs up. >> My hands are behind my back. >> Stop. >> My hands are behind my back. >> You got it. I'm recording. >> You want to go home tonight? So why you acting? >> Look what they doing to my hands. >> Listen, man. >> Man, please. >> Sit up. Sit up. Look what they doing to me, bro. >> After realizing the gravity of the situation he was in, the so-called gangster started crying for help. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Officer, please. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Officer, please. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Please. I'm sorry. I can't breathe. >> You want to talk? >> I can't breathe. Yeah. >> Ambulance. >> Please. I need an ambulance. Please. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> You can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I got an ambulance on the way. Okay. I need help. Please. >> Okay. Please, >> I can't breathe. >> You've been drinking. I just need you to just breathe. Look. Look. Take. Look at me. Take a deep breath. Okay. We got an ambulance for you. This is just simple. Okay. >> On me, bro. They trying to bully on me, bro. >> Listen, you have a job to do. All you have to do is cooperate. Okay. >> Can you just tell me what happened to her? >> Nobody's doing nothing, bro. She's >> We listen problems, bro. >> Who? Your girl. She's problems. >> I don't want I'm embarrassed. I want to get out of here. Please. >> The evidence will come. >> What am I being arrested for >> right now? You're being detained. All I'm trying to do is >> I'm not I didn't do nothing, ma'am. >> I promise you I didn't do nothing, Sam. >> I And that's fine. >> Please don't arrest me for no reason. They're trying to arrest me for no reason cuz they're mad at me. >> Well, no one's going to arrest you just cuz they're mad at you. Okay, that's not how our job works. Okay, >> ma'am. They just get bound in the car from my >> We were just trying to get your information. You were being very difficult. From what I heard, you weren't even operating. >> I'm talking I'm talking into my I'm talking to my fiance. I'm engaged to her. >> It's clear to see that he wasn't as tough as he thought he was. >> You want to have your knees up? You want to have your knees up? That's fine. >> Just lift your legs. That's okay. >> Hey, bro. You can't have your feet up, bro. You can't be like right now you guys don't do that. You're not going to have time. >> I'm going to >> even after crying like a little baby. The fake gangster has the nerve to try to act tough again. >> My hands are hurting, dog. I want to put violence on you guys. >> I'm going to make I'm going to make you feel this [ __ ] >> I'm telling you. You think you're going to put your hands on me, dog? You think so? You think you're going to make me feel? >> Take this [ __ ] the off me, dog. Right now. I promise you. Take it off me right now before I make you come in. Stop. >> TAKE IT OFF ME NOW. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> NO. Take it off me. >> Take this [ __ ] the off me, dog. You're hurting me, dog. You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me, dog. Stop. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me, dog. You're hurting me, dog. You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me, dog. >> You're hurting me, dog. >> You're hurting me. >> What is >> What's the problem? >> You're hurting me. That's why you cooperate. Stop grabbing me like that. >> Why are you like, >> don't do that. Don't do that. You're going to get more charges. You ch >> Hey, let my turn on my >> All right. You want TO TALK TO ME? >> STOP. >> I'mma beat your >> I'm going to beat your >> I'm going to you up. >> Stop playing with me. >> Stop playing with me. >> I'm going to beat his. Please get him off me, dog. Please calm down. Please get him off of me. >> Get him off of me. >> Stop. >> Please calm down. >> Can you get him off me? >> I will, but I need you off me. I will. You got my word. I need you to calm down. >> Please get him off of me. Listen to me. >> Please calm down. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Abuse me. >> No one's trying to abuse you. We have it all on me. I got to follow the rules. >> I'm trying. You're hurting. >> Put your hand behind your back. You're hurting me. You're getting >> I'm telling you my telling you my hurting. You piece of You think you're tough? You think you're tough? I don't give a >> I will beat your >> Julian off me. >> Listen. Do you want to go to the hospital? >> Do you want to go to the hospital? >> Bro, I'm going to hurt you guys, dog. >> Listen to me. Do you want to go to the hospital? Nobody cares about you and you're [ __ ] You're going to hurt us. Whatever. We're passing. Do you want to go to the hospital or No. >> You don't care. >> Do you want to go to the hospital or not? >> Julian, you're making so much worse. >> How am I hurting? >> You're hurting. You guys are hurting me, dog. >> Because you were resisting. In the end, he was charged with domestic battery and resisting