[Music] A mother calls 911 after her son claimed he was overdosing. When police arrived, they found a coddled manchild who had destroyed his mother's house. This is who police found. >> Pain or what's he taking that he's feeling that way? They're saying that he's conscious and breathing and alert, but don't want to let us in because he knows he has a warrant, doesn't want to go to jail. So that's the that's the dilemma we're at. You're under arrest. If you don't open the door, we're going to bust it down here. >> So here's the deal. So we need to talk to him and make contact with him or we're going to we're going to kick the door down or we're going to go in there. Okay. All right. Big old back. She's going to let us in this side. Where would he be at if he's in there? I don't know. >> Cuz we need to make sure he's all right. >> Just stay right here. Up there. There he is. Hey man, it's Deputy Huth. We're just here to check on you, buddy. >> Just show us your hands around the corner, man. >> Can you show us your hands, buddy? >> Need to show us your hand. >> Shoot me. >> We're not going to shoot you. >> We don't want We just want to help you, man. >> 60. We're in contact with them inside. >> We're just making sure you're okay. Can you show me your hands, buddy? >> Why? >> Because I just want to make sure I go home to my family tonight. I want to make sure you go home. You're >> approaching. Show us your hands, dude. >> Last chance, man. >> From what? It sounds like you're >> just talk to us. >> Bring my mom here, man. >> She's talking to us right now. Just Just go down and show us your hands, man. >> Bro, no, man. First off, the ambulance is called and I haven't even seen an ambulance guy, >> dude. behind your back. Behind your back, >> hey. Hey, come on. >> Give us your hand, bro. >> You're just a ticket, huh? >> Because you resisted us. You told you you're under arrest. You said you wanted to fight us. You told us we should take our badges off and you wanted to fight with us. Right there. >> You don't even know what the kind of weekend I >> I'm getting right now. Like, I did not resist. >> We got We got resisting obstructing. It's a misdemeanor. We got disorderly conduct, misdemeanor bail jumping, and felony bail jumping. And then you have your warrant. That's That's where we're at. >> How? But I'm not even in my right state of mind right now. I'm freaking out. >> We're going to go get >> a scumbag with a badge repeatedly tased and maed a suspect while he was already on the ground. The officer demands the man put his hands behind his back while being electrocuted. This is what happened. >> All right, M. Stay back home real quick. >> I ain't got to get out of here. Yes, you do because I got a problem called search vehicle now. >> Why? >> Cuz he said there's a roach in the car. See if I step out of the car, I'm going have to forcefully remove you from the car. >> And if you don't comply, you will be placed under arrest for disorderly conduct and obstructing governmental operations. So step out of the vehicle now. Don't reach around inside the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. [ __ ] you, man. >> Now you want to go to jail, keep it up. >> I'm not scared of jail. >> Well, okay. Well, I can oblige you on that. >> All right. Hey, >> don't reach for anything. You doing anything? >> I'm going. >> Drop what you got in your hands. >> No, I'm videaping this [ __ ] >> You're under arrest for what? >> Get on the ground. You're under arrest. >> What? [Music] >> Turn around. Get on the ground. You're going to get it again. Get on the ground. >> You're going to get it again. Lay on your belly. >> Lay on your belly. >> Lay on your belly. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> I can't. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You [ __ ] up. >> Put your hands behind your back, >> [ __ ] >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Hey man. [Music] Okay. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. >> Yes, you can put them behind your back. >> Man, >> put your hand behind your back. >> What the [ __ ] is your deal, man? >> Put your hand behind your back. >> They are. >> Dude, you're going to get lit up again. >> They are behind my back. >> All the >> A man got blacked out drunk and tried acting like a tough guy with his gun. When police arrived, this is who they found. Step away from the gun >> on the ground now going on. So >> sorry. >> I'm very upset right now, man. You know how you from Florida, right? >> What? >> You from Florida, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You guys from Florida, right? You guys know that like disrespecting people and then pointing guns at people's faces and [ __ ] like that. You know, you guys know that. Like you guys know that, right? >> No, bro. I'm trying to look through the freaking people so I can tell you something. threatening you. >> That's what I'm trying to tell you, bro. Show you the people that was threatening you. But then >> tell me. You don't have to show me. I want you to tell me how they were threatening you. >> Well, first off, they took a swing at me. >> Yeah. >> First up, >> but if someone listen to me if someone I can't tell you that somebody's challenging me if I don't see the man, bro. >> Why did you feel the need to get your gun? Walk around with a gun in your hand. >> Get into everybody >> just like right now. Yeah, >> he just gets into everybody. He wants you to drink. >> Anything in particular set him off tonight? >> Just anger issues. >> I never said he had like since 6:00. I've been drinking there and sipping there and I had my car there and I asked her, "Can I leave my car here for sure?" >> Stop. Go ahead. Sprit that [ __ ] Sprit that [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] bro. I want to use the back. I asked you about this [ __ ] already. Stop kicking the car. >> You want to tell me? >> Stop kicking the windows with your >> bro. What the want me to [ __ ] dude? What the [ __ ] you mean? >> I want you to calm down. >> After being fired from Popeye's, a girl refused to leave the store. When police arrived, she still refused to leave and was arrested. Shortly after her father showed up to confront her manager. This is who police found. >> Write me up. >> Oh my. No. Almost year I've been working here. Ain't nobody ever did that. So why is everybody out in B have to do that today? >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Settle down. Don't Don't >> let me go and I will go outside and wait for my dad. Let me go. >> Hey. Hey. And now you're going to jail. >> Now you have to stop him. >> Sit down. Take a minute. >> Sit down. >> Everybody, that's the one there. We >> We will get it figured out right there. You need to sit down. You are under arrest. Don't make me drag you into the car. >> But that one slide. So criminal trespass and resisting. >> Yeah. The threat was I'm going to call my dad. He's going to come here and take care of me. That's the way the threat made. So he doesn't want anything pursued on that. because he wants a ban. We I didn't get into the criminal trespassing component of it cuz normally it's a okay, you need to leave. And >> told her to leave, but then she didn't. And then she got up to leave, but she wouldn't give her name or ID. So that's when we grabbed her and stopped her. >> What's going on up here? >> This was hurting my wrist. Like I had staples on it before you got >> You had staples on what? >> On this one. >> Okay. >> I got a phone call to your manager. Something got into her face. She told the manager that she was going to call him hering dad. And that's when he said he was calling the cops before they were a threat. >> Okay. But he hasn't got no right. He doesn't need to be up in her face. >> Okay. That's what she's saying. This is actually both her stories. She was told cuz they had no customers to clean. >> Okay. >> And she said no. >> He said, "We talked about this. There's nobody here. You're cleaning >> this guy for the last 3 weeks." >> So they said, "Okay, you're terminated." >> And want her to leave. >> She said, "You have to leave." She said, "No, I'm not leaving." Said, "You have to leave. They don't want you here. We need your information. You're not walking back. She refused to get the information and then she starts fighting my officers. >> You're not going inside right now, are you? >> Let's Let's not do that. >> Let's Let's not do that. >> Wait, you guys leave, don't you? >> Okay. >> You don't You don't need to go too for some stupid, man. >> I understand. Listen, we've dealt with >> both my daughters now for the last month. He wants to act like he's up. Well, act like he's tough. >> Is is that your wife to go or get a hold of his boss? You know what I mean? Get a hold of his boss. something. >> Oh, he's a district manager, so he's he's pretty high up the ladder. >> An immature girl sends a Snapchat that gets the FBI's attention. When police arrive, she doesn't seem to think it's a big deal. This is who police found. >> Hi. So, mom's on the phone just as a courtesy. Um I know she's got track practice today, so we want to make sure that you guys at the school knew. This morning, um, I made a post to Snapchat to my two private story on Snapchat Snapchat. There we go. It was just the two friends. Um, and it just said something about how I hate school lockers and like something like something along the lines of the school basically. Um, and Snapchat flagged it and they blocked my account like I I can't even show you what the post is because I don't have access to my Snapchat account anymore. Yeah. Um, >> we got notified from the FBI about this snap because it came back to an IP address, I'm assuming here. >> Yeah. >> And her living here. Um, but you did you snap this at the school? >> Yes. Okay. >> This was like during passing period, second period. >> Okay. So, it was actually not reported by these I believe it just from Snapchat, the FBI to us. >> Yeah. Cuz no one even saw it like >> cuz since there was only two people like it had not even gotten No one could have even screenshotted it to spread it around like it's not like a thing. It was just a dumb joke that profile. >> And did you get the FBI a >> Did they give it to you? Do we have the check? >> And um no weapons in the house, right, Mom? >> Mom? >> No. No. >> No weapons in the house. No foy cards. No >> no no history. No arrest. No. You're 18, right? Correct. >> Yep. So, and she's got track practice today. So, okay. Well, uh, track practice not going to happen. >> Okay. >> Um, okay. I don't need to talk to mommy. You're 18. So, >> mama. >> Uh, I have to call the FBI. >> Okay. >> Obviously, you understand this is >> up here now. >> Yeah. I >> So, uh, we're going to find out what, uh, what they have to say and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Okay. I am so sorry. Again, I apologize to these officers, but I should apologize to you as well. Um, it was a dumb joke. That wasn't funny, but I didn't realize how really serious it was.