This local firefighter is about ready to take on the whole police department. >> Does he know they were coming? I told him I was like, "All right." I was trying to get them an Uber. Like I was trying to rationalize with them, >> but >> All right. You just want to point them out to us. >> Yeah. >> I think he's a Providence firefighter. He was fine 10 minutes ago. I don't know if he's having a medical emergency, >> but he was just having a conversation with him. Want to have a seat for me? Yeah. Want to have a seat? >> Huh? >> Yeah. Want to have a seat in here? Have a seat. Have a seat real quick. You got like a cup of water for it. >> Yeah. Yeah. Right here. >> I tried. I only got to drink. >> Hey. Hey. What's good? >> Hey. Good. You probably drinking the fire the fire department's going to come and check you out. Okay. >> Yeah. We're going to walk outside. Okay, come on. Let's go. Come on. Let's go for a walk. Come on. Outside. Let's go. Let's go outside. Come on. Come on. Let's go. We don't want to swear you out in front of everybody. Just walk out. All right. All right. I'm going to ask you one more time. You're going to leave. You're going to get out of here. You're going to go outside. Let's go. >> [music] >> Come on. Act like a man. Come on. Let's go. We got a fight. Watch. Let it go. Come on. Let's go. One fight. No reception. Come on. Let it go. You take any medication? I don't drink now. You take any medication? >> No. No. Stop. Stop. Relax. What do you want to do? Walk them out. [music] >> Come on. >> 20. Can you start another car, please? Can you sit up against the wall? You think that you sit up against the wall? [music] Just stop grabbing. Stop grabbing. Watch your fist. Watch your fist. trying to help you. Your problem your problem is >> I got to stop resisting. I got give me the OTHER ARM. WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? What the is wrong with you? Move those punch me loser. He's kicking. He's kicking. He's kicking. Stand up. Grab his legs. Grab his legs. Ready? Wait. Sorry about your head, boss. >> Providence fire right now. Punching us in the face. >> Yeah. All right, buddy. You'll be on the news tomorrow. >> One, two, three. >> That's going to That's going to hurt when that's on the news. Pushing a cop, right? >> I didn't push a cop. >> No. Probably like three of us. >> Are you kidding me? No, very much not. >> This firefighter was charged with simple assault or battery, resisting and disorderly conduct. He is innocent unless proven [music] guilty in a court of law. Instead of causing chaos in a bar, this next suspect runs in the middle of the road at passing cars while spraying shaving cream at them. >> You're bleeding. >> You're bleeding. >> Your hand's bleeding. >> You're an idiot. >> Do you need medical attention? >> Nope. >> Okay. What happened? >> It looks like I bled about a eighth of a teaspoon. >> Yeah. I just want to make sure >> of beet juice, huh? >> Your hair looks nice. >> Thanks. Your hair looks nice. Wait, other hand. That one's bloody. There we go. >> I love you, bro. >> I'm shooting Nathaniel. Hey, real quick. The reason I'm out here is >> quitting. >> What are you doing? >> I'm trying to see my watch. >> I'll show you later. >> But listen listen to what I'm telling you. The reason I'm out here is because people are saying you're running in traffic. No, I'm good. Thank you, though. People are saying you're running in traffic. >> I'm not running in traffic. People are lying. >> And you're spraying shaving cream or something like that. >> People are lying. >> Well, you got shaving cream on your face. >> You You should charge people that areing lying to you, not me, >> dude. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. >> That I I got four people calling about you. So that's why >> Oh, you're you're numbering false reports against me. You're >> Listen, >> you're >> I didn't make those calls. You should have worked for the prosecutor's office. Numbering false reports against me. Let's do it. Let's Let's do this. >> Let's uh going to jail. >> Come on. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Come on. >> Okay. >> Let's do this >> cuz you said so. Your number and false report. >> And that's what I'm getting arrested. >> Okay. No. No. Hey, real quick. Hey, listen to me. I I seen the shaving cream on the road there. >> I want to go to I want to go to Walmart and get some groceries. Okay, stand by for a second. >> No, no. >> He said no. >> He's got a big old wrist. >> Standing on my wait for >> standing. Oh, I apologize, Mr. >> You don't No, keep it. I I forgot I'm getting rid of that. It's yours now. You >> Okay, I'll hang on to it. I >> keep the very generous of you. >> Hey, don't run in the road. What are you doing? >> Come on, dude. You want to get hit by a car? Thanks, >> dude. You and you three-legg race. >> We do. All right, I guess without any You do what? What did you say? >> We do. All right, man. >> There we go. So, Mr. Nathaniel, you're under arrest. Okay, behind your back cuz I his his his opinion and your opinion. He arrested me one [ __ ] other time with a couple of eight-year-olds. You ever heard of a [ __ ] 8-year-old with a badge like that? Well, I don't Yeah, kind of. >> Okay, let's walk into my car. Okay, you >> Why Why are you talking to me like that? >> You compromised yourself and that that mother face my car for me. Okay, face the car you face. >> Why are you doing that? You better stop. You better stop. Dude, the mouth stop. >> All right, Nathina, we're going to roll you back on your belly. Okay. >> You are with nothing to do. >> Okay. Why don't I just go to Walmart and get some fish, which is what I was doing, you >> All right, Nathaniel. We're going to try to sit you up, buddy. Okay. >> Who's Nathaniel? >> You me. What do you go by? I don't know. You ready? >> Nope. >> One, two, three. >> Go this way. There we go. >> Can you lift up 400 lb? You >> We're going to see. Help us out. >> Who's weak? Let's Let's Let me not help you out. You want me to help you arrest me? >> Yeah. Huh? Okay, let's >> All right, let's go. There we go. [ __ ] Holy smokes. >> You can't do You can't do it. Why not? cuz you're like 400 lb. >> You're morbidly obese. >> I'll just leave him here. >> Wait till I get more tired. >> I mean, completely just absolutely erratic. He's He's very friendly and then he's very not friendly. But all right, we'll just give this a go. >> Your legs work. Okay. >> Take a seat. Oh. All right. Bye, mother. Sweet. >> Bye-bye. >> Sweet. Oh, boy. Bye-bye. >> The arresting officer now gets in contact with one of the victims the suspect sprayed shaving cream at. >> I slowed down to a crawl and right when I got to him, he he went he got crazy and he sprayed something at my car, something white. And I it it turns out it was shaving cream. I cleaned it up, but I didn't know if it was silicone or what he was spraying. Right. >> Sure. >> And so, bottom line is he did that to everybody apparently who went by, >> right? >> And so I pulled over as soon as I could to make the call because a I didn't know what what that substance was. >> He's going to kill somebody or himself out there. So, all of the above. So, I made the call. I didn't know if he was going to bash my window. I didn't know. It was kind of st it was a catch 22 when I crept up stopped and you know crept up to him to get past without killing him. Um he flailed his arms and he opened his mouth real wide and kind of like he was saying oh or something you know I couldn't hear him obviously >> but it was kind of like he went oh and then he sprayed that stuff on my car. >> Well thank you so much for your time. I really appreciate it. >> You're very welcome. Thank you. Have a good day. >> All right. Get you, buddy. >> This suspect, Nathaniel, was charged with disorderly conduct and [music] obstructing. He is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> How many people walking past you every day look fine on the surface, yet carry so much pressure inside that the moment life gets too stressful, they explode in ways that don't even make sense to anyone, not even to themselves. There's a point where a person's outside life and their inside reality stop matching. And most people hide it well. They have job titles, social lives, and friends who will swear everything looks normal. Then the cracks start showing and you watch someone unravel right in front of you with the kind of confusion that almost feels rehearsed. Cops are the ones who see this up close. Adults with bills, responsibilities, and careers who suddenly act like their wiring got crossed. Question is, what finally pushed them to this state? And why did they have no tools to manage it? We watch these encounters and we see the same pattern a person who can navigate the world on a Tuesday somehow becomes unreachable on a Friday night and the brain isn't violent at first. It's just disconnected like the brain has put a wall between itself and the actual moment. There's a kind of stress that builds so high that the truth bends around it. And when you try to confront someone with their own actions, they deny with a straight face. And not because they're lying in the traditional sense, but because their brain refuses to put the pieces together. You can meet a firefighter who's trusted with saving lives. In the wrong moment, his stress hijacks his judgment and he swings to the very people trying to help him. And then we have a man wandering in the traffic, spraying cars with shaving cream like the consequences around them are invisible. And these are just everyday people whose emotional wiring just snap. And this is why these videos matter because they force us to confront the truth. And that is this is happening more than we realize. We just don't see it every day. However, if someone can fall apart in front of cops like that, what makes you think the people you pass every day or carrying the same stress is waiting for the wrong moment?