All right, my tickets? >> Let's move on. I'm done with you. >> You said you get told me I'm impeding the flow of traffic and that's what we're that's what we're trying to figure out. >> Like that's what I >> She impeded the flow of traffic. She's the one who stopped. >> You didn't cross in a crosswalk. >> There is no crosswalk to cross at. So, I crossed where I'm supposed to. >> Okay. >> I'm not impeding >> You were impeding the flow of traffic at that point, sir. >> Okay. Nice try. >> Okay. >> So, >> That's not impeding the flow of traffic. So, what was the other What was the other? >> Possible disorderly conduct. >> Possible disorderly conduct. She committed disorderly conduct when she tried to assault me with her >> vehicle. >> would And I decided to place her under citizen's arrest. >> You cannot charge me for disorderly conduct for demanding her to stop. >> telling you we are. >> A man approached police to report that a woman had nearly driven into him and his dog and had allegedly threatened him before leaving the scene. However, instead of focusing on investigating his complaint, the officer repeatedly questioned the man's own actions and suggested that he might be the one at fault. Calm but firm, the man asserted his rights and urged officers to address the incident he was reporting. As police continued to pressure him for identification without providing a clear legal basis or any evidence that he had committed a crime, he stood his ground and repeatedly challenged their authority. In the end, with no valid reason to continue the encounter or justify further pressure, the officers were forced to back down and leave, raising serious questions about how the complaint was handled from the start. >> I would like to press charges. This woman threatened to hit me with her car. She threatened to hit me with her car because we were crossing the road. I would like to press charges. >> What I was trying to explain to you before you interrupted me is this doesn't work in the sense that you tell me this happened and I take your word for it and there's no pressing charges immediately. >> [ __ ] because I've been arrested like that. >> So, if you want to try to keep over talking at me, I won't >> I have been arrested like that, so >> to keep cutting me off and not listen to what I'm saying, I won't bother explaining to you. That's >> Well, I'm pressing charges, what I'm telling you. I am pressing charges against that woman for criminal threat and attempted vehicular manslaughter. No, it it is something to worry about. This is going on YouTube. Officer Wong, what is your badge number? >> I'll give it to you privately. I said I wouldn't press charges. One second, I've also got to talk to her. >> I'm telling you I am pressing charges. >> I want charges pressed. I want the weapon that she The weapon was what? >> The car. That is a weapon. She attempted to hit me with her car, then threatened to hit me with her car. That makes that car a weapon. >> Okay. >> I know how this works. I've been on the other side of the law before. >> But I also have to talk to the other person involved. >> I understand. >> I have to talk to both of you guys. I saw what I was trying to tell >> Understood. It doesn't matter though. I want charges pressed. That's what I'm telling you. >> You are both giving me attitude. >> After me being basically almost assaulted by a car? >> I didn't see you walking, but you're saying I'm going to press charges that I am. >> I I am pressing charges. That's what I'm telling you. She attempted to assault me with her car, then threatened to assault me with her car. I want charges pressed. >> What was the weapon? Okay, so a woman tried to hit you with her car >> back at the roundabout. And I yelled at her. I was like, "Hey, slow down. The speed limit is 15 mph." She rolls down her window, stops, and is like, "Be glad I don't come around and try to hit you and your dog again." So yeah, I was trying to place her under arrest. And then she took off, took off from the scene of the incident. I said, "Screw it. Whatever." I left. And then now I'm being pulled over and being approached by Officer Long with attitude which because I'm telling him I would like to press charges on this woman for criminal threat or for attempted assault with a deadly weapon. >> So where did it all Where did it all happen at? >> At the roundabout. >> Were you in the street at all? >> I was crossing from the median here or from the shoulder here >> The inside the white line? >> to the sidewalk that's on the the median >> Okay. >> the circular median to cross again over to the shoulder. Because it's the only place I can walk. There is no crosswalk there. There is no crosswalk anywhere near. I have to I have to be able to also traverse the land. >> You know what I mean? Like would it be possible to reach in my pocket and get a cigarette out or no? >> We'll we'll Yeah, we'll we'll finish that up here. We'll go talk to the other officer and then see what he's got to We'll let you know what he says. >> That's what That's what really bothered me. The reason I started chasing her telling her to stop because she was under arrest. I was placing her under citizen's arrest. So, technically, she should be uh arrested for Oh, I got it. Sorry. She should also be arrested for uh evading arrest. I mean, the way the laws are written I mean, I know y'all aren't going to do it, but that's what should be done. We'll do the best we can. We're just going to No, you won't. If she was If If I was the one that had made threats to her, you would be arresting me right now. There'd be no question. Because I'm home. But because she has a house and money, no, you're not going to do the best you can for me. >> So, he's he's talking to her right now. We have her on the phone. >> No, he should be He He should have her in custody. >> No, no, so he's talking to her on the phone. >> I understand what you said. I understood what you said. I It doesn't matter what the second side says. I Like I just told Officer Hernandez, I've had people say, "He threatened me." and I was arrested. >> Is there evidence to prove otherwise? >> Yes, she stopped in the middle of the road. There's plenty of witnesses that will tell you she stopped in the middle of the road with out of her way to go past her turn to make the threat to me and then continued around the roundabout another almost well, 340° or so to exit. >> Uh impeding the flow of traffic, possibly disorderly conduct behavior. >> I was trying to arrest her. >> Okay. So, how do you think some random person chasing after another person >> Telling them to stop, "You're under arrest."? >> to make them feel? >> It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. A citizen can place another citizen under arrest. >> Okay. Well, the crime has been committed. >> I know it probably made her feel some type of way, but it made me feel some type of way when she tried to run me down with her car. >> Absolutely. That's why we're here with you. We're getting your side of the story. >> So, it does matter. >> No, it doesn't, or you'd be with her right now. >> She's not there. Like, I get your >> So, go ahead and tell him write my tickets. >> Let's move on. I'm done with you. >> No one's getting tickets right now. He He just told me he's impeding the flow of traffic and that's what we're That's what we're trying to figure out. Like, that's what she was >> She impeded the flow of traffic. She's the one who stopped. >> You didn't cross in the crosswalk. >> There is no crosswalk to cross at. >> So I crossed where I'm supposed to. >> Hot. >> I'm not impeding >> the flow of traffic at that point, sir. >> Okay. >> Nice try. >> So >> That's not impeding the flow of traffic. So what was the other What was the other >> Possible disorderly conduct. >> Possible disorderly conduct. She committed disorderly conduct when she tried to assault me with her vehicle. So that would And I would like to place her under citizen's arrest. You cannot charge me for disorderly conduct for demanding her to stop. >> telling you we are. I'm telling you >> I'm telling you what the what's going on. >> You don't want to hear me out? >> I am hearing you out officer. >> Yes, sir. >> No, no. >> I've heard you out. >> Okay. Here's your information back, your ID, my business card since you requested my badge number. So you're saying that she tried to hit you with the car? >> Yes, sir. >> She's saying that you were impeding traffic. >> I was not impeding traffic. You know why? You know No, sir, I do not. I want to tell you why I was not. Because there's no crosswalk. I was not impeding the flow of traffic. She was speeding. >> All right. So yes, let's have him just pull around the corner, okay? >> Okay. >> Not a problem.