If you think Karens are the worst thing cops deal with, their male counterparts might just top the list. Here are five cases when cops humiliate male Karens. Number five, suspects bullying tactics fall flat during arrest. Police pull over a car for expired plates and the driver instantly admits he has no license and no insurance. Things go south quickly when officers notice the smell of narcotics and ask him to step out. >> Are expired. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. You got your driver's license insurance on you? >> I don't have no license. >> You don't? >> No, they're suspended. >> Huh? >> They're suspended. >> Okay. >> But luckily for me, >> yeah. >> You got insurance? >> No. How is the street? I I seen you going that way. Why didn't you come this way? >> Huh? >> Why did you follow me this way? I seen you going that way. >> Which way? I drive all over through that neighborhood. >> Oh, man. You You was going that way. I was coming this way. >> Okay. Your plates are expired. So, who's in the wrong? You or me? >> Me? Okay. You got car, man. I can smell it. >> No. >> No. But smells like it. >> It's legal, right? >> It It is. But I can still ask you, right? >> Right. >> That's not a That's not a probable cause, right? >> Probable cause for what? >> I can ask you anything I want. Right. >> I don't have to answer. Right. >> That's fine. >> Okay. >> Okay. Hop out for me. >> No problem. What am I hopping out for? >> Because I asked you to. >> For what though? >> Because I told you to. >> For what? >> Because because this is my traffic stop and I can tell you I don't have to have problems. Get out of the car. >> What are you grabbing me for? >> Because you're getting back in the car. >> What? Why you been doing nothing to get out of the car? >> What? What did I do? I'm sitting here. You ask me for my insurance. That's what I'm trying to do. >> I'm trying, man. Bro, what? What are you grabbing on me for? You want to get in my face, >> bro? What is you grabbing me for? I didn't What is going on with you, dude? >> You got problems. Put your fingers in. You got problem cuz I do. >> He asked me for my bro. I didn't do though. Stop. >> What the is he grab? >> Rather than cooperating, the man shifts into full defiance, arguing with officers, challenging the stop's legality and demanding answers at every turn. He insists they have no right to detain or search him. >> Stop. Because you asked to get out of the car. >> So what? I don't No, he said he as for what? >> Cuz that's too long. >> For what? For my for license in the show. He asked for my license and insurance. >> For what though? What's the problem? For what? >> Calm down. Everybody just >> Bro, that was some grab me, bro. Because you, bro, I would have beat if you cuz you grabbing me for nothing, bro. >> This is enough. >> I don't like that. I don't like people touching me. >> All right, that's enough. >> What's wrong with you, man? He came up to the car with an attitude from the beginning, bro. >> Calm down, bro. ain't even do nothing, bro. >> Bring it down a notch. >> I ain't do anything, bro. >> You're yelling at me. >> You're yelling at everybody. >> I'm yelling at him. >> Calm down. >> Calm down, >> dude. Man, do >> All right, let's go get to the next step. >> Get your driver's license. Let's go. But I got my blow in there. That was about It smells like I don't have no in the car. But you grabbing me. >> If there is and if he smelled it and he asked you to cut out of the car, then you got to get out of the car. >> I would Man, Dude, you don't even know me like that, but you be grabbing on me, man. >> All right, I'm going to pat you down real quick. All right. >> Yeah, go ahead, man. I would have got you for >> You would have got me what? >> That would have got you hurt. >> Don't say Don't say anything you're going to regret. >> I'm I don't regret saying what I'm saying. >> Okay, don't say anything you're going to regret that's going to get you charges. >> That was crazy. >> It's not. If I tell you Listen, man. Let me talk for a second. We're going to let me tell you something. We're going to restart this. Okay. If you smell If you smell >> If he asks you to get out of the car, then you got to get out of the car. >> Yeah, I understand all that. >> So, that's where we're at. That's where we're at. Well, if somebody refuses to get out of the car, that's what happens. Okay. I'm going to be real. >> And you stepped to get back into the car. >> Not going to relive it. Do what you got to do. >> So, the jar that's under your seat in it, >> man. Go search, man. You pull me out. >> Okay. Go, man. Even with repeated calm warnings, he refuses to back down. While he sits detained, the officers go through his car. You grab me out. You want to explain to you why. >> Okay. >> Okay. Just go in. >> 39. You can slow down. >> I have no we'll let you. They're going to charge me $100 for not blowing on the thing, bro. >> For what? >> They're going to charge me $100 for not blowing, bro. >> You're not listening. >> I am listening. They're going to charge me, bro. I don't have the money to be doing that, bro. They're going to charge me $100. I'm trying to explain that to you. >> Oh my god, bro. They're going to charge me money for not blowing in this thing, bro. Oh. Are you serious, bro? >> Yeah, >> bro. They're going to charge me, man. Stop, >> bro. I'm going to Bro, they're going to charge me for not blowing in there. >> No, >> there's a jar with some in >> Bro, it's like, bro, they're going to charge me for not blowing that thing, bro. I'm going to get in trouble. >> Release your worries. >> It should. Why not? I'm That's the legal thing to do, right? It's to blow in the thing, right? >> When you have an opportunity to, but right now, you don't. Started running his mouth immediately. >> Relax. You need to relax, >> bro. They're going to charge me, bro. >> $100, bro. You're going to chuck yourself in a chair, bro. You're going to chuck yourself in a chair. >> Trying to tell they charge me $100 every time I'm >> right now. If I'm missing right now, if you to the program, you have to would have that opportunity. Right now, you don't. >> Oh my god. Are you a lieutenant? >> I'm in charge. >> Why you acting like that towards me? >> Hey, I was good. I was good until you stop listening to me. >> I was good until you stop listening because you in the car, >> bro. No, I don't. >> Yeah, you do. No, it's not. >> Yeah, but he smelled it, >> bro. No, it's Tell him bring >> There's a container with >> I'll show you when we're done. >> Even though he keeps denying everything, the search ends up proving the officers were right all along. >> How it's legal. >> Don't start. >> It's legal. It's I don't care about just searching. There's nothing in there. >> But you have to get out so we can search, >> right? >> That's not probable cause to pull me out the car. No, it's not. It's not in the state of Illinois. North. Sarge. Come on now, man. You know better. >> You're You're going to talk yourself into going for obstructing? I do know better. >> Some of you know better, bro. >> I know I know a lot better than you. >> I didn't do anything. He Look, he pleaded, bro. He blew me off. I was right here. He >> bro, I did. >> You are doing something wrong. He requested you to exit the vehicle and you did not. >> And he told me he didn't have an ID, which is right here. >> Both. He has two IDs. >> I was right there. You're right. You're right. You're right. script. >> Yeah. Everything in that script. >> What is it? >> Anxiety pills. >> What are those little orange? >> Anxiety pill. >> That's time. What are they called? >> Anxiety pills. That's all I >> You don't have a prescription on you. We'll just charge you with possession. >> Is it right there in the My name's on there, right? >> The big white one. >> My name's on there, right? >> The ibuprofen. >> The big one. >> Yeah, man. I don't do I don't man. >> You're right. All right, man. You're going to go to jail for obstructing and possession of the in the car. >> I'm not going to charge you with assault. >> I ain't touch your camera on, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I ain't touch. >> Do you know the difference between assault and battery? >> No. Listen, it doesn't matter. I'm not going to argue about it, but you're under arrest. Okay. You're going to get in my car, bro. >> You're getting in my car. >> Come on, man. >> Do you have anything hidden on you? >> No man, bro. Come on. No one will arrest you for that. >> I'm actually nice, man. I got to get my daughter up, bro. I'm going to see. Listen. Listen, man. Listen, man. You make her play. Get in my car. Come on. Get in the car. Come on, bro. >> You made your plate. Get in the car. >> Come on, bro. Come on. Get in the car. I'm going to force you in the car. >> Watch your car. >> Yeah, your car. >> Yeah. >> And then he gets even more worked up when he finds out his car is getting towed. >> Guy has come pick it up. >> No, it's going to get towed. >> Come on, bro. >> Are you serious? >> You made your bed, bro. No, I Come on, bro. Now, >> I'm in the bro. Don't do this to me, bro. Please. I didn't do anything, man. It's my job. >> You got anything hidden on you, man? >> Come on, bro. Listen, man. Bro, bro, come on. Come on, bro. Bro, come on. Talk to me, man. Man, bro, come on, bro. >> I tried, bro. Please me, though, bro. >> You know why? >> I don't like people grabbing me, bro. >> Let me tell you something. >> That's great, bro. >> You can't get in the back in the car when I tell you to get out. >> Bro, I wasn't on that door, bro. I had to blow in the blower. Bro, you got I was going to get charged for that, man. >> Okay. >> $100, bro. You a little I should spit in your face. Do it. Open this back up. I spit out and spit in your face. >> You're getting charged with assault. >> Open it up. Open it up. >> Granny D28 uh 95 miles in jail. >> You know you bogus, bro. You not even do >> 124186. 124186. >> That's some You know I ain't bro. >> Let the jail know that it's going to be an un unruly. He's trying to kick my window. Inside the patrol car, he unbuckles his seat belt and lashes out, kicking and yelling while officers radio ahead to alert the jail. >> I'll break this. I'll break this mother. You got me. Wait, I'm going to go light sirens to jail. You won't need to do it. He just took his seatelt off. He's trying to break my back window. [Music] >> Let's go. Let's go. [Music] >> You're going to get me? >> Yeah. You about to get you freeze. >> Our fault, right? I got my cold. >> You got your day in court and then you see >> all you can do whatever broke obstructing damage. >> Let me explain to government property. >> Let me explain what's going to happen. If you don't go along with the program, they'll just hold their brother. I'd be out. I don't care. Well, not if they can't process you. I don't. Okay. Well, then you can go sit back. >> It doesn't matter, man. >> Is it so so my face? His fingers in my face. I shouldn't be in fear for my life. >> Once there, he refuses to follow even the simplest instructions. The officers stay calm but firm, making it clear he can cooperate and get processed quickly or keep resisting and extend his time inside. >> Got here. some [ __ ] You want to stay here? Do you want to go home? >> They out tripping. You want to stay here? >> It don't matter, man. >> Well, it doesn't matter to me. It's your choice. >> It don't matter. >> So, you can go on the processing. >> I still be out today. It don't matter. I can stay here all day. I got time, >> right? Not until they process you. I got time today. >> All right. Well, if you want to sit and do that, that's up to you. Or you can just get this paperwork and go and leave. That's all it is. So, just go along with the program and you'll be out. >> Thank you. It doesn't do any good to get off by something else. >> Officers charge him with obstructing possession of illegal substances and damaging police property. Number four. What happens when spoiled teens ignore the no fishing signs? Two teens spend the afternoon fishing in a Key West marina where fishing is clearly prohibited. Going to get out now. Okay. Not on your marine anymore. Yeah. Not on the water. Where are you posting this? Your Facebook show. Do you think you guys have a wife? Do you have a wife? Girlfriend? Holy. [Music] I don't think the police going to get in the water, bro. I'm not going to lie. Better off calling Coast Guard. [Music] Do you own the water? >> Do you? >> You don't even know. >> He doesn't know anything. High school dropout. >> I mean, Kanye I mean, look at your other security guard, dude. Speak English. >> I mean, this this guy I don't think he does either. He's not talking. >> He's waiting for the cops. Yeah, cops is his daddy. Are the cops your boyfriends? You go to the police station after hours and do some favors. Oh, he's smiling. He's loud. You got to be cheesy. >> You know, most of the cops around here fish like >> All right, but if you know about marinas, you don't fish at marinas. >> Marina right here. >> This is a marina. >> Different if we're like over there. >> No, anywhere. You're not allowed to fish at the marina. There's signs all over the under the bridge. >> Well, I'm telling you you can't fish here. I don't care. The sign's over there. Where's the sign here? >> All right, cool. >> Yeah. Where's the sign? >> Zack, you don't see one? Don't see one. >> I think he's just mad, bro. The door to the bar. And the balancer says get out. That's you. You're the door knob. You're the door. >> You see that? That's a lifetime fish. >> Anybody will catch a [ __ ] in a marina. Come on, guys. >> Security officers approach them after seeing they have lines in the water and remind them that multiple signs are posted around the marina. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] >> You need anything else? >> Put that down. We are not done. You are paying so you are not free to go. >> Okay. >> You run. You'll be safe. I'm not you get another card. So, you get out of the water right now. >> If you don't put that down, I'm taking you to jail. Just so you know that. >> I already gave you instructions to get out of the water and and cut this down. >> I said it twice. >> Here, I got stuck in the water. >> Well, we got it on video, bro. Yeah, I think so. >> Charged in a trespass after warning. >> What's the What's the >> You can Google it on your phone. >> What's a misdemeanor? You go to jail. When you see a judge in the morning, you'll be released. >> Touch him. Will touch him. >> I'm not actually. >> No, but since you want to act like he's fiery, then here we are giving you giving you answers. I'm not I'm not asking but I understand well I got you right here. >> Oh my right now >> start look up. >> Is it good? Is it good? >> Uh get try to get a tail. A little bit of tail. Can you help? Can I help him get out of the water? >> Yeah, of course he can get out. That's what he needs to do. >> Oh, yeah. That's close enough. >> The situation escalates when one of the officers draws a taser and warns that if they attempt to run, they will be tased. At this point, the teens are detained. Everybody good? >> Officer, I'm not signal display. >> I'm not I'm not going to run. Officer Officer, we're not >> 67 or display. >> We're not. >> Do you have any weapons? Any knives or anything like that on you? >> There's a knife in my >> I'm not asking. Stop. >> Come on. No, sir. >> Come on. You good? I'm good. >> All right. Let me see your pockets. Got nothing in it. No. >> Got your bag. That's his bag. All right. You got your ID in that back here, sir. You do. >> Sit over here. >> Just listen to my sit there. >> You start running. I'll get away from you. >> You will be tasted. >> Doing me a favor. Just sit right over there. Do like nine in my bag. Sit right over there, please. Good. >> So, you're from Georgia? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Listen, CityQ West has different rules when it comes to fishing. All right. Cuz I can see the sign that says no swimming and no fishing. All right. >> Not listening to lawful commands from a police officer is an issue. I told them to get out of the water multiple times. >> You're not talking about me, correct? No, I'm I'm I'm forming you because you're you're the one giving us information back. All right. >> I was just wondering. Yes, sir. >> So, I'm giving you information so you know what's going on. >> All right. So, >> told him to get out multiple times. He's detained right now. That does not mean he's arrested, but he is detained. That's why he has cuffs on. >> Just like you're in police. >> He's in our He's in our custody, but that doesn't mean he may or may not. >> Okay. Depending on how this situation >> goes. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Eventually, both young men identify themselves as Tyler and William, each 19 years old and visiting from out of state. I >> I promise you I give you my real name. >> Listen. Listen. When we know the state, we just put the state in as well. >> Okay, officer. I I like Is there any way can we go back to my house so I can show you my lie to you? >> I'm not Why would I lie about I mean I don't want to argue with an officer. >> I'm not saying you are. I'm saying this officer said it was not going to come back. He thinks you're giving him a fake name, which is a reputable >> No, I understand that. That's why I wouldn't. Can I write it down for him? >> Well, I'll see you when this officer then. >> All right. >> Well, I I'll tell you what. We'll do it nice and slow with me. >> I advise you not to give me the round. >> I didn't pick him wrong. >> No, no, no, no. I don't need I don't need arguments anymore. >> So, I'm going to get down onto your level and I'm going to do it nice and slow. Okay. >> Okay. All right. First name, correct? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. What's your last name? >> What's the date of birth? >> Oh, officer. My parents are divorced, so my address, it might be listed under my dad's house. >> The address don't matter. >> Okay. >> The date of birth. >> All right. You said there's nothing in this bag besides the knife, the toolbox I should be aware of, right? Can I look in it? >> Mhm. >> Is that a yes? >> I'm not saying no, but >> I can look in anyways. >> So, this is where your knife would be in here. >> See it right there? Right. >> How do you guys get in this uh marina? Did you walk or take a Did you drive here? >> Bikes. Bikes. >> You guys are both over 18. >> I'm 19. Yes, sir. Oh. So, oh, so your guys are adults. >> Makes it easier for us. >> They explain they're staying with family and that they simply wanted to finish reeling in the biggest fish they had ever hooked. >> So, let's kind of go over what happened for that. >> Can I move over? >> Yeah. Yeah. You want to scoot over? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So this gentleman that works for the city told you not to get get out of the water. Correct. >> We're not the fish here. Correct. >> Yes, sir. >> We're out of the water. We're ready to fish here. Then they're like, "Oh, we're going to jump in the water. You can't do anything about that. >> We just We It's I understand why that isn't good." But he hooked into the biggest fish of his life. And I understand I understand it's not an excuse to not listen to a an uh an authority figure, but >> Okay. So, let's fast forward when I arrived. >> Yes, sir. >> I am a police officer. >> Yes, sir. >> Right. >> Yes, sir. >> You can see my badge. You can see my taser. You can see my gun. >> Yeah, I believe it. >> It it hand on hand. Right. There's my vehicle. >> I told you guys to get out. >> You actually got out. >> You stayed in because you got the fish, >> right? >> I get it. Right. You have a big fish on your saw. >> You probably never caught a fish like that before. Right. >> You do. Most people wait their whole life. >> So, this is what I need you to do. I need you to stop talking when I'm talking to him. >> Okay. >> You keep interrupting. And that bugs me. >> Okay. >> Right. >> So, you got the fish. You I know you heard me get out. I didn't just say it once. I said it twice. And then my colleague comes. I get you have this fish, right? When it comes to the fishing laws, that's FWC. That's why we enroed them to come here. >> So, I don't even know if you're allowed to even have on at one of these places. I don't know. >> But not listening to a lawful command from a police officer is an issue. Okay. You could have told him to hold on to the pole while you climbed up and got out of the water. >> So, I I could have caught it from up here. >> You could have for a little bit. I thought being in the water would be like >> being in the water isn't your saving grace. That's actually what's getting you guys more in trouble. >> They offer excuses about not seeing signs and say they didn't think they were doing anything wrong. >> You can't go in the water right this area. This whole area, even that even those docks over there, there's there's signs. There's everything. >> How would we know? >> And there's there's little signs that says no fishing and no swimming >> everywhere. So that's what I know and that's what will happen. Correct. >> Correct. All right. >> So, are you both locals down here or? >> No, I'm from Atlanta. >> Okay. >> Del Beach. Where you both stay right now? >> Uh, Truman Annex. >> Truman Annex? >> Yeah. >> Are your parents military? >> Military. >> My dad was in the National Guard. >> Okay. >> Why do you have to go in the military to stay there? No, cuz Trimman Annex is over by Truman base. So sometimes I get the two mixed up. >> No, it's just >> All right. Are you Who are you staying with then if you guys are Trimman Annex? >> Who are we staying with? >> Yeah. >> Our parents family. >> Your parents and family. >> All right. How long are you guys planning on being in town? >> Till Sunday. >> Till Sunday. >> Sunday morning. And you guys knew each other before this? >> Yeah, we're cousins. >> Okay. >> So, at this moment, we're waiting for FWC to come. You made a statement about flesh being on fish, correct? >> Correct. Yes, sir. >> What was that statement again? >> Okay. What's the reason why you can't release it? >> No, you can't kill it. You're not allowed to take them out, right? I want to probably let it go. No. Well, >> usually fish on the, you know, the peers. >> Security and police had already told them multiple times to stop fishing and leave. By continuing to ignore lawful commands, the teens crossed the line into trespassing. after warning >> down there like anywhere that's we've just been trying to go anywhere that's like we go I guess what you said about the fish right >> they told me they were 17 we did not tell you they were 17 they were Well, we said two 17y old kid. Don't mess with us. >> I wasn't going to hit you. I know I can't touch you. I'm not going to touch. It's not my job. >> Your other >> That is what he told me. >> I don't think so. >> But we're not. >> Did he cut it? No, he didn't. >> He didn't. >> This one tried to act like he was going to knock my phone out of my >> And I was like, at home. I did not put it in my face. >> We was just trying to guard you from not my property. I have no reason to touch your property. >> I'm sorry, bro. I talked to you. I shouldn't said you d I said >> it's all right, man. You don't hurt my feelings. You ain't the first person. >> All right. It's just like trying to know what I got when I go hurt my feelings. I don't got to worry about what you tell me. Okay. A lot of people >> do a lot of people do this. >> No, they don't. Team they just leave their signs everywhere. It's just courtesy, man. It's a marina. People come here and charter. You guys were fighting that fish all the way in that channel over there. You know how many charter boats come in and out of that channel here today? It's just courtesy. Just don't fish in a marina. I mean, you guys should know that fishing. >> Were you all out at Mallerie Square a couple days ago or no? >> I mean, we stay just fishing in the area. They claimed they did not see the signs and that no law prevents them from fishing there. One of them continues trying to land a large tarpon instead of leaving when told. >> They just been trying everywhere. >> Okay. >> Haven't Yeah, I haven't had much luck finding finding the tarpon, but trying. Is that what you're looking for specifically or you just trying to catch anything? >> We're trying to I mean any any fish is a fish, but we're trying to catch them. >> Do you do any fishing by chance? >> Uh what I whatever fishing I do, I do deep sea. >> Oh, really? Yeah, >> that's fun. That's fun. >> So like I go for mahi mahi when they're in season yellow tail. Sometimes I go out with my dad and we get grouper. >> Okay. >> But it all depends on the seasons. >> Yeah, there's some some good ones out here. Yeah, we were just trying to I mean that's the biggest tarpon either of us had ever hooked. So >> just here >> this guy just landed a huge tarp. It was over 40 in. So you want to stay in the water so you can release 40 in above 40 on the water. So it's kind of that's all that's why I said >> can I help you? >> Yeah. Uh basically I live here. >> Uh-huh. >> And I'm assuming most of us are oranges from the state. >> Uh-huh. >> It's like a metaphorical way of saying it saying it >> of like saying like you were born in Florida, >> right? >> Okay. Um, just trying to pass off some more. >> Uh, listen, uh, when we're done here, we'll probably take them, but for right now, >> it's an act of investigation. >> Yes, it's an act of investigation, and the fact that you keep coming around is making me and my partners a little uneasy because we don't know who you are, what you're doing, and what if you have any relation to the boys. Okay. >> No, not at all. Uh, simple as we're all from the state. >> I know >> they're young. They're our future. >> Okay, I understand that. However, for right now, if you could just keep your distance. >> Yes, ma'am. The officers remain firm. Both are placed under arrest and escorted out of the marina. >> Thank you. >> Small. >> What you say? We have small catchund on. >> How long were you fighting for a loter? You guys just come and talk to people like you guys are That's why we confused. >> I'm from Atlanta, >> sir. I >> What about like my stuff? >> Yeah, I'm going to get the other one. I know. Do you want uh us to call somebody so that doesn't go that way? Where they at? >> All right. Do you know their number? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. The officers then contact their parents to notify them of the unfolding situation. >> Your son and your step cousin. Hi, this is Officer Flores with Key West Police Department. >> Hello. >> Hi. So, I'm calling because your son gave me this phone number to call you guys because he um has been arrested and he wants you guys to claim uh all his fishing rods and his line and his hooks so that way they don't get thrown away. All right. Uh, where where is >> uh speaker? >> We are at Garrison Bite Marina across the street from the charter fishing boats row. >> Hold on. I got to write this down. Hold on. So, um, the bike together. >> So, we're looking for the bikes right now. We don't know where they said that they locked them up. We just know that they were locked up. But they have We have Is your son Tyler or William? >> William. >> William. Okay. We have William's uh fishing gear as well as both of their poles. Um >> whatever you >> Who's getting arrested? Who's getting arrested? >> Tyler and William. >> And what are they what are they getting arrested for? James, why are they getting arrested? The parents are asking. >> Hello. >> She's pressing charges of trespass. >> Trespassing after warning. They were told to leave the marina where they were fishing by one of our city officials and they refused. >> When the parents ask if the teens can be released directly to them. Here's what the officers have to say. >> Okay. I'm going to write down where you're saying the stuff is at. What? Can you just repeat that please for me? >> We're at Garrison Bike Marina. >> Can I ask you a question? We we are their parents. Is it if we come to pick them up right now, is there a way that you can just release them for us? >> No, because they are both 19 and they are adults. >> Okay. We we're we're a first responder family. Is there a possible way you can really allow us to take them back here and we'll meet you guys right there without getting arrested? >> No, they're already going to jail. They're on their way to the jail right now. The teens are both arrested and charged with trespassing. Number three, man's defiant behavior draws firm response from police. Police are called to an apartment complex after a man is found unconscious with an aerosol can nearby. By the time officers and medics arrive, the man is awake, but clearly under the influence of something. [ __ ] >> What's going on? You don't want to be seen by the medics, >> huh? >> Yo, open the door, bro. What are you doing? >> There are 17 people outside right now. Got going on. Open door, gang. That's what's going on. >> Paramedics are out here. >> Remember the baldhead dude? They want to see you cuz you're the baldhead dude. The baldhead dude who always comes over here this way. >> Always come over here. >> You new cologne, too, bro. She don't like that, bro. That's some bro, bro. Come downstairs, bro. I don't know. Supposed I did something. I guess I don't know. >> You were sleeping on >> Who was >> You also lost your sock. You lost your sock. >> I ain't losing my sock. >> You're not wearing another sock over there. >> You were missing a sock. >> Okay. >> I know it was. What's your name, man? >> What's my name? >> Yeah. >> Yo, hurry up, bro. You're not going to give us your name or anything? You're not going to give us no name or anything? What's your name? Your name? Okay. >> I'm just I'm just keeping up with you. I got a problem against you. >> Say it again. >> I got a problem against you. You ain't got >> You got a problem with me. Rather than taking the help, he flips the script, lashing out at officers with swearing, questioning why they're here, and trying to dodge responsibility. >> Oh, what? >> You said you got a problem with me. >> Bro, how many times I got to say I ain't got a problem with you. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Like, be real with yourself, gang. You bought you bad boy with your job. >> No, you said I thought you said you had a problem with >> I said four three, four times. I ain't got a problem with you. >> Okay, but we're here because you you're unconscious. We're just here to make sure you're >> like, "Yo, open up. I really beat, bro." >> No. Hey, that's not going to happen. >> What you trying to do, bro? >> You better back up. >> You think, bro, you think I give a broken here for >> y got going on, bro? Like, what? Like, what? You're a grown kid, gang. >> Yes, I am. >> Why me talk about this, that, and the other? >> Because we were called that you were unconscious on the ground. That's the reason why we here. >> When? Where? Where? >> We were call. That's the reason why we here. >> Hello. >> We're just here to make sure you're >> My god. Go to home, bro. You sound boring. Mil. >> Hello. >> Is there anybody upstairs coming? 104 number 106. >> Yeah. We refuse, man. That's fine, guys. You guys, >> bro, please go save some people. >> Ain't no saving over here, gang. >> You can get in your house. That's fine. Is there anybody in there? >> Yo, come talk to this dude. No. One second. >> Where are you? >> He can't just give you the code so you can get in the house. >> She changes it every 30 minutes, bro. >> Why is that? >> Problem. >> When they try to calm him, he only doubles down, taunting them, belittling their role and mocking their authority. I mean, if I was a parent, I'd probably do the same thing, too. I always f up like you can't come. >> You ain't got to wait. Who are you? You >> who are you? All right. >> No, you keep like looking at me and looking I'm looking at you. Who is you? >> Who are you? Why you >> But the car don't even fit that no amount of weight. Like who are you? Do I know you personally or no? >> Don't worry about who she is, man. Let's try to get you in the house. back, don't it? >> Yeah, I know. At least heard back when I was when I when I was I first started working out, too. Who are you? Why you sitting here like dealing with me? >> Hey, do me a favor. >> Cuz I know my mom don't know you, >> bro. Look at me. Do me a favor, >> gang. My mom don't know that girl, bro. Hey, just sit down until you your ride gets here. Till the owner of the house get here. Okay. Have a seat. >> But gang, my mom don't know that girl, bro. >> That's fine. Have a seat. >> I'm going to be right up there, bro. My mom doesn't know that girl, bro. I know. >> She's going to leave as soon as you get in. Don't worry about it. >> I'm staying right. >> He keeps pacing around, shouting, and pushing back on every instruction. According to him, he's just waiting on his mom and can't see why things are escalating the way they are. It's cool away. [Applause] >> Whatever he's doing, >> you need to cut that out. You need to build a hospital with us. >> The gang, what you got to do is get out of here. >> No, gang. We ain't getting out of here. >> Oh, big dog's here. Got going on, my [ __ ] Get out of here, [ __ ] I seen too many times, gang. >> Like, come on. Get out of here, bro. >> Where you came from? And then >> if you want to come around somewhere, >> look me in my eyes. What's up with you? >> What's up with you? >> I said, >> "What's up with you?" >> I got you. I got you. >> Put it down. Put that down. Put that down. You >> put that down. >> What am I going to do? Hit him with it? >> No. Put it down. >> I got him. >> Put it down. >> Oh my god, bro. Yo, that's why he's still broke at this age. That's crazy. >> Yeah, you're right. I'm broke. >> 50 years old. making this bus an hour. Come on, bro. >> Still waiting on my mom, bro. Out of nowhere talking all that, too. The >> money get evaluated. >> Yeah. >> Come on, man. You need to go to the hospital. >> I don't. >> I said what? >> I'm waiting on my mother. You haven't said that one time. Positive. Okay. If they want to hospital, >> come on, bro. >> Come on, bro. >> Huh? >> They've been body three times. >> I think body can three times since then. >> As things get more heated, one officer warns him about being tased. It's clear they want to avoid physical force, but his behavior leaves them with few options. >> Yo yo yo, >> stop resisting. You're going to get tased. Look right here. It's going to come. Don't do it or you're going to get tased. You hear me? Don't do it. Don't do it. I will tase you. Meet you 4 hours late game. >> Funny, huh? >> Bro, I ain't going to play with y'all cuz I know that get down. >> Yo, move, [ __ ] Up. Move, [ __ ] Get your Get your wife to move in bed, [ __ ] Is that enough for you? You all right? >> Let me let me scoot back. >> Put your feet down. >> Let me scoot back. >> We'll scoot you back. Put your face out. >> You not like that game. >> I just broke my hand, bro. I just recover from my hand being broken. You not going to [ __ ] my playing with you. I'm just telling you my hand has been broken, bro. For the last three months. >> Thought about that before you fought. Let's go check >> what inside this house >> in front of y'all. Like what the yall got going on? >> No, he's got a cut on his neck. I'll make sure you guys do available. >> We're here just trying to make sure you're okay. >> You ain't got to explain yourself now. You ain't got to explain yourself. >> I'm trying to get into my house and go to street. Why you trying to explain yourself like that? Like what you trying to >> say one of you ride with him rescue >> at At the end of the day, the tough guy act got him in even bigger trouble. Number two, contractor's defiance ends in arrest. Police respond to a Wells Fargo bank after a call reports suspicious activity on the property during a holiday closure. When officers arrive, they encounter a man inside who identifies himself as a contractor. >> No, I'm not stepping out of this. >> You're not in trouble. You're going to get Listen. >> No, I didn't do nothing to you. Don't go reaching for anything either. >> Step out. >> Listen, I got a firearm in my car. >> Okay, fine. >> Okay, listen. >> You are not going to boss me on. I want your supervisor cuz I'm not giving you my ID. That is my right. >> Step out. >> No, I'm not. >> Sir, if you you better leave me alone or I'm going to hit you. Just step out. You're under arrest. >> You're going to tase me? >> You said you were going to hit me. >> You know, you stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. You're making so much worse. What are you doing? >> You call Kamita right now. >> I'm a contractor. >> You're not arresting me. >> Yes, we are. >> What? You're going to >> stop moving. Good lord, >> dude. Get this on tape. >> Get this on tape. >> All right. Listen. I >> And I am a contractor. >> That's fine. We're the police. Step outside. You're going to >> You're going to rough me up. >> You pulled away. >> They're arresting me, Kavina. >> We got problem. >> The cops came over. >> Yes. I want this on video. >> It's on. You're on. >> Watch me. You're under arrest. >> I am not under arrest. >> I did obstruction. >> I have brother. >> I am a contractor. Right. >> If you'll stop yelling, I could have explained that to you. >> He's going to rest. >> I was a contractor. They asked me for my ID. I'm like, and then he's going to come to me and grab me and I going to have the yelling. >> The man continues yelling that he's not under arrest and that the officers are abusing their power. He insists he's only trying to do his job and that the arrest will ruin his record. >> You're under arrest. >> I am not under arrest. >> Yes, you are. You're under assault for us. >> Kavita Wildy, >> we're going to We'll talk to them. >> Had you done that instead of doing what you >> No. Listen, >> we have the to do that. You do not have the right. >> Well, then they should have contacted you. >> That's not our requirement. on you until you said >> you said and you approached me. Correct. >> Do you think I'm going to let you approach me? >> Dress like a police officer. >> I don't. >> Okay. That's not a reasonable. >> You are not going to arrest me and ruin my You got yourself arrested. >> No. Stop talking. I'll explain to you, but I'm not going to debate with you. >> You're either going to talk to me and get your supervisor out here. I'm not going to jail. Visor, you've obstructed. >> I want to speak to your That's fine. Assault. >> Assault on a law enforcement officer. He said, "I'm going to hit you." Right. >> Out. Step out. If you don't do that, you're going to get arrested. Step out. You're No. No. No. I don't know if you're going for the back. >> Officer, I'm asking you politely. I want to speak to your supervisor. >> We'll get the supervisor out here. That's You're still under arrest. >> I am not. >> Yes, you are. I am not under arrest when I trying to get my job done. You are arrest. >> Why? Because you want to like beat this power trip. >> That's not it. >> That is a power trip. >> I'll tell you what happened. >> Here. >> No, not yet. >> Not yet, >> sir. Don't Don't make sure you don't have anything on you. >> So, you're under arrest? I am not under arrest. >> You are not going. >> You don't have a choice. >> I want to speak to their supervisor. >> The man remains argumentative, repeating that he's being mistreated and that the officers are on a power trip. >> I understand that. I understand that you guys are only there for the job. >> This is ridiculous. So we have >> I want to speak to your supervisor. You're still going to get arrested >> right now when he gets here. >> I understand he's frustrated. I get that. >> Kavita, they approach me. Three officers with all this garbage and unnecessary roughness and and this is ridicul. No. No. Can you please can you I'm going to stay here. Can you please? >> No. I'm going still hold you >> cuz you already pulling away earlier. So, who knows? You might take off right now. I don't know you. >> Are you seriously? >> Yeah. I'm pretty serious. >> Bruce. Bruce. >> This garbage not going to be on my record. >> Let corporate come around and start. >> Can you untighten these? This is really hurting my wrist. >> You've been resistant the entire time. Leave them where they're at. >> Resisting. Yeah, you can fit a finger. He's good. >> As long as we can fit a finger, you're good. So, you can fit a finger. >> So, I'm telling you that this hurts. I've already been roughed by another police officer. I could have sued a department in Largo, Florida. >> And you're going to walk forward. Are you going to >> You're not going to get arrested. >> I am going to get unarrested. You're not. >> You got three people when I already been. So, you said you thought that we were imposters, police imposters, but now you're saying there's three officers. So, you can >> Don't twist your my words. >> I'm not. You're on. >> Don't twist. I don't care. >> That's funny when it needs to be when I get roughed up and my finger was busted by an officer and I was nice enough and I didn't sue. >> You think I'm going to be >> You think I'm going to be happy when three people are approaching me? >> Okay. So, my feelings are not >> at that point. Officers inform him he's under arrest and explain the charges. Officers secure him after repeated warnings to stop resisting. >> When we get to the point where we're uniform police, we're giving you a law. >> I do. >> So you're tell tell it to the judge. >> Tell it to the judge. >> Really? >> I've been so nice with you trying to explain stuff and all you want to do is yell over the top of this. I can't even explain the basic stuff to you. So this is the information factual information. to ruin my record. >> You ruined your record. >> You failed to follow lawful instruction and you obstructed us. >> I've obstructed you. >> Obstructed. >> Okay. Sure. >> Sure. >> Do not pull away. You're now charged with obstruction as well. >> Oh my god. I'm getting in your car. >> You pulled away when I just tried to have you. >> This thing is hurting my wrist. You are grabbing me. >> Stop resisting. Every time we move you, you pull away. Stop tighten these, please. >> They are hurting my bone >> because you're twisting and you're fighting. >> You put me in your vehicle and I get inside. >> Now have a seat. >> Oh my god. >> Now, what would you like me to do? >> Have a seat, please. >> This is really hurting. Can you please un loosen it, please? >> Double check them. They are consistent with our policy. >> Sir, my finger has been busted. Can you please un loosen this? We'll take you to a hospital and we will get you medically assessed. >> Wow. >> If you're willing to calm down, I'm happy to have a civil conversation with you, but I'm not you. I'm sorry you didn't have a good experience with a previous department. >> We got a call at Wells Fargo Bank. >> Okay. >> With a robbery status. >> Okay. Look at you don't have badges or anything like that. So, we have the right to identify. So, when we're telling you, hey, step out. Do you have your ID? We want to verify who you are so that you can't put yourself in a one-way building where we can't access it. >> So the security doesn't have the management >> numbers that you can call. That's not the responsibility. First and foremost, we're trying to make sure that there isn't a crime in progress. We have the right to ident. >> The supervisor eventually arrives calming the exchange and ensuring the cuffs are properly adjusted. >> Usually there's somebody here working, but it's a holiday. So if you're like, I'm a contractor. Here's my contractor ID of my company and who I work for. >> I told you I'm working on the facility. >> You said, "No, I'm not going to ID." I said, "Okay, well that's >> Did I not tell you I was a contractor? Do you see my truck with all that insulation? >> So, I'm supposed to recognize what you are, but you cannot recognize what I am." >> You want to talk to a supervisor? >> Yes. >> How you doing, sir? >> Where do you want Kinsai? >> Yeah, Kinsai's on his way. >> How you doing, officer? >> I'm good, man. Just stand for me. Get supervisor's on his way. Figure out what's going on with him. >> Yes. >> All right. So you're not I will you a supervisor? >> I am but I'm not >> this is really hurting my bone. My finger was busted. You can see my finger and this bone is on. You check the other one. It's this one. Look at this one. >> See how I can't open it finger and it's hurting this bone. Please can you just push it up? >> What is it? The cuffs. >> All right. Thanks. Thank you. >> So, when we adjusted it before, he was pulling away and trying to take off. So, just >> Okay. Yeah. I'm not going to >> I can put him in two sets if you want. >> Yeah, we might have to. >> You think two sets is going to help you a little bit better? >> I just want my finger to not hurt. It's hurting his bone. >> Listen, I've got enough room right there. You're just going to have to try to >> Officers later charge him with simple assault and resisting without violence. Number one, doctor's airport outburst went way too far. Police respond to a disturbance at Tampa International Airport after a man is denied boarding for appearing intoxicated. The man, who identifies himself as a doctor, insists he only had three drinks and protests his case. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Come on, sir. Let's have a walk. >> Yeah. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. They won't check me in. >> What happened? >> I don't know. My wife is worried because she thinks I drank three drinks. I just go on a plane. And I'm not driving. I'm allowed to have three drinks and they won't check me in because my wife said I'm drunk. I will literally do a drunk driving test right even though I'm on the plane. There's nothing wrong. I have to Let's talk. I have to go I have to be there tomorrow morning. This is not acceptable. >> Relax. Relax. >> I know. But they won't check me in. >> It's not right. >> I'm going to be honest with you. Like your actions show show more than what you're saying >> because they won't let me on. >> Just just back up. Just back up. Just step back a little bit. Watch. >> Step back a little bit. >> Pink. Pink. Watch. >> Listen. >> There's no problem here. Look, there's no problem. >> What's What's your name? >> To a plane. >> What's your name? What's your name? Huh? >> Eric. >> Eric. All right. Just relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. >> I'm relaxed. All right. >> Just let me on the plane. That's all I need. I have to go on. >> Listen. I don't make that call. They make that call. >> But they didn't even They didn't even see me. They face it on my wife. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> All right. Noah, get Jojo right now. Right now. Tell her to come here. >> Eric, get here right now. Eric. Eric. Eric. >> Noah. >> Noah. >> Get here right now. >> Eric. >> Yes. >> You're make You're going to make this hard. Okay. You're really going to make this hard. >> I'm not doing anything wrong, bro. >> It's a You're not listening. You're like, you're not >> You didn't say anything. I'm I'm listening. You haven't said anything. >> Stop. Stop with this. Stop with this. Stop with this. Stop with this. All right. Listen. I'll make the call. They make the call. They're making the call that you cannot get on that plane. You cannot get on that plane. >> How do they determine that? >> I I don't know. Obviously. Listen. Listen. Just relax. The way you're acting right now. Yes. Yeah. You You seen >> his wife, not at them. >> His wife explains to officers that he had been drinking and that their flight was rescheduled, but he still refuses to leave. >> Ma'am, so what's going on? >> Um, basically, he just out of control right now. We got a flight. He have a drink. Okay. >> So, he needs we cancelled the flight for tomorrow, but he's in a state that he's not listening. He's never I don't know what happened. And he we cancel the flight for tomorrow obviously cuz he's cannot take it for and he's upset. So, at this point, we're just trying to take him out of here. I want to book hotel and wait till tomorrow. If you can help me. >> We'll try. Yeah, we're going to try to. He's my partner's going to talk to him. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> My driver license? Yes. >> I'm cool. I will literally be cool right now. You tell me why can't I get on the plane right now? >> I cannot make that call. They make that call. They already made the determination. >> Let's talk to them. >> They already made the determination of not allowing you on the plane based on what? >> Because of your actions. Look at how you're acting. You're not being reasonable right now. >> I'm very reasonable. >> No, you're not. No, you're not. >> Okay. So, tell me how I can be reasonable. You have to relax. I'm relaxed and you have to listen. >> You said it five times and I'm relaxed. >> Am I not relaxed right now? >> No, you're not. >> I'm not relaxed right now. No. >> So, right now I'm not relaxed. >> You're not? >> I'm not. >> Just relax. >> No. >> So, right now I'm not relaxed. >> How do you want me to be relaxed if I'm not relaxed right now? >> One, by being quiet. >> Okay. >> And listen, >> I'm quiet. Listen. >> Go. >> If they're making a determination, I don't know what made them determine that you're >> intoxicated. They have a policy where if they believe you're intoxicated, they will not >> let you on the flight, >> which is not true. >> Okay. They don't need to they don't need to do a a a alcohol test or anything if they see that you're a little bit >> like the way that you're acting where you're not listen like you're listening now. >> I am listening and I've been listening the whole time. >> But before you weren't. >> Yes, I was. >> So if if if they're making that determination not to let you on a flight. The officers remind him that airline staff have the authority to deny boarding if they believe a passenger is intoxicated, but he rejects the explanation outright >> because they believe, >> but they didn't. >> I actually, you know what? I can smell the alcohol coming. >> It's okay. Are you allowed to drink alcohol before you drink? You're allowed. You're allowed. Obviously, you did something for them to say. >> I didn't do anything. Obviously, >> listen. You're You're not >> Why don't you talk to them and say what obviously I did. Keep your hand down. Keep your hand down. Keep my hand up. Keep your hand down. All right. Cuz it's in my space. It's in my space. You're about to I'm about to put cuffs on you. Put the cuffs on, dude. I'm not doing anything. You're about to go. >> Look at my hands. They're behind my back. You need to relax. Look at my I'll talk to you. >> Hey, calm down. >> My hands are behind my back. >> Just my hands. >> Back up a little bit. >> Back up. I can have a conversation. Behind my back. >> What's going on? >> Okay. I want to go on a flight. >> Okay. My wife says I drank, which I did, three drinks >> and I can go back to 149. I just want to confirm. Was that the >> I drank three drinks, which is legal. >> I paid for a flight, which is legal. >> I should be allowed on the flight. >> But they also have the right to refuse, >> right? But what are they basing that on >> right now? This behavior. >> What am I doing? That's >> You're making a scene. >> Look at me. My hands are behind my back. >> People are uncomfortable. >> Okay. I'm My hands are behind my back. Are anyone is anyone uncomfortable right now? >> So, I can't force him to let you fly. I'm not saying that's the exact reason. >> You can't force them to let me fly. But look at be reasonable. >> Okay. >> My hands are behind my back. >> Okay. >> I'm totally calm. >> All right. I will pass a drunk driving test. No problem. >> I have no That has nothing to do with this right now. >> Exactly. >> So, what we got to do is we got to resolve the situation we're in right now. >> Let's resolve it, please. >> Okay. >> So, what they want to do is they want to cancel tonight. They never >> I can't cancel. >> Well, they're not letting you fly tonight. >> What do you mean? They already said no. >> Based on what? >> It doesn't matter. >> It does matter because I'm a mosaic. Uh >> well, then you can reach out to their customer service. >> As the exchange continues, he digs in further, insisting that because he paid for a ticket, he has every right to board the plane. >> Okay. >> So, what I would suggest is you leave the property. >> Leave the property? >> Yes. >> What does that even mean? >> As in you take yourself off the property. >> No, but I literally have to get home. >> But they're not going to let you fly tonight. >> Okay. So that's their problem, right? So I don't have to leave the property because they say >> so we have an airport operations person coming and they'll talk to you and if they don't want you here then you would have to leave the property. >> They're coming right now. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Eric, you have your >> I literally I'm just trying to fly home. >> We're not saying you did anything wrong. >> Tell me hi my back. >> But we can also we can also have a causing any trouble. >> We can also have a structured civil conversation. Can't we >> can you let him see your driver's license? For what purpose? Uh because we're need to know who we're we're talking to. >> I'm sorry. 149. Go ahead. >> Did you want the info back on the >> 54? Uh we just need to know where the AOM is. >> Not causing any troubles. My hands are behind my back. I'm not drunk. >> My nose. I can do >> whatever drunk driving test you want. They're the problem, not me. >> Listen, bud. Nobody said anything about you being a problem, but we also know that they said no flight. I don't care what the reason is. >> We're actually trying to help you out. >> Okay? So, help me out and get me on that flight. That's impossible for me. That's impossible for impossible. You guys leave. >> Listen, if you guys are saying it's impossible, then leave. I will talk to them. You guys are done because you're saying I can't be on this. If you do not get yourself together right now, I'm putting you in. >> I am fine. You guys are the one. You're going to say that in 20 seconds. Arrest me. I'm not doing anything wrong. >> You're going to walk off property with me? >> I sue you. >> If you want to arrest me for literally trying to get on my flight, >> are you going to sit here and have a conversation with the airport guy that comes here? Operation >> the airport guy is >> the operations manager. He's going to >> I won't have a conversation with anybody. I just want to get on my flight. I didn't do anything wrong. >> That's not going to happen. >> Okay. So, what's the problem? So, you guys leave then you're dismissed. >> Obviously, we cannot leave now. This is our situation. >> What did I do wrong? What did I do? After several warnings to calm down and lower his voice, officers finally inform him that he's being trespassed from the airport. >> Eric, it doesn't work. >> What did I do wrong? >> All right, you trespassed. >> What do you mean trespass? >> I'm trespassing you from the airport. >> You can't. You're a cop. You can't trespass me. >> No. Ethan, get Jojo. They're arresting me. Ethan, go. Hurry up. >> Didn't you just pop this right? >> Sorry. You know, I'm going to see you guys for arresting me for no reason. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> What's your for I didn't do anything wrong. >> You guys are literally arresting me for trying to get on my flight. Ethan, >> can I get my wife? >> I'm gonna shoot you guys. Hope you notice I didn't do anything wrong. >> You don't get to make the shots here, man. >> Can I Can you tell me what uh >> do you want this or what? >> Can you tell me the law I broke? >> Huh? >> I'll I'll transfer. You tell me at Laura Brookke. >> Uh, first of all, disorderly. >> How is this disorder? >> Joe, >> good job, Joelani. You got me arrested. Joeli, >> you got me arrested. >> Go over there. Go over there. Go over there. >> Don't go over there. Stay here. >> Yeah. You're not calling the shots here, bud. >> Do you have anything sharp on you, bud? >> No. >> Nothing that's going to poke. >> No. Gelatani, come here. >> Gelani, come here. >> There's a pair of gloves on you. I'm arrested because of you. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Joani, you come here and tell them that I didn't do anything wrong. >> You have to be quiet, please. >> I literally just say nothing. You stand over there. >> John, you don't have to listen to them. I didn't do anything wrong. >> From the back seat, he just won't stop demanding over and over to know what law he broke and blaming the officers for ruining his life. It's up to you. I don't care. >> You guys are taking my phone and my wallet. You guys are ridiculous. I didn't do anything. >> Can you get my stuff? >> Can you please tell me what I'm getting arrested for, sir? >> Put the back. >> Who's Who's in charge here? >> First of all, >> this guy. Okay. >> Told you to calm down. Told you to back up numerous times. You did. >> Doug, you didn't tell me to back up. >> You told me >> You didn't tell me to back up. You actually told us to leave. Please. >> You told me to leave when I told you you needed to leave. Nothing wrong. >> The little that I've seen is disorderly. Okay. >> What's disorderly? >> You're You're causing this scene. >> I'm trying to go on my I'm trying to get on my flight and you're causing a scene. That's >> what's the scene? I'm trying to get into my I'm trying to get on my flight. >> Not tonight. >> Can I talk to Vasquez? >> Nope. >> Vasquez, can I please talk to you? >> We already talked. I don't want to talk to any. >> No. Vasquez, you didn't talk to me. >> I'm trying to talk to you. >> You ask a question. I answer >> question. >> Nope. Hold on to his stuff for him. >> Okay. But how did that >> There was nothing we could have done. We tried to talk to him. We tried to say exactly what you said that he's going to come back tomorrow, catch his flight. He demanded that he needs to fly tonight. I told him >> leave. He told >> I told him, "Okay, then that's fine. That's not going to happen. So, you need to leave the property." And he just refused and said that we need to leave and we can't do that. This is our job. So, >> but I know guys, I know you guys are doing your job. We all parents. We all >> you're doing your job. But in this case, let me just talk to him, please. Just like I say, he just need to calm down. >> It's too late for that. >> He'll calm down once he gets >> it could it could make him get more upset if you talk to him. So, it's better to just >> cuz he's calmed down. >> But here's the thing. We know we're supposed to know how. Okay. I have my two boys. I don't know what where you where is that place where we going just >> 15 minutes away. It's called Orient Orient Road Jail. I will give you a >> This guy never been in any trouble like what do you mean? >> The wife pleads with the officers to let him go, but they explain it's already too late. Remaining steady under pressure, the officers calmly explain their stance and keep the encounter from spiraling. >> So, how did that work? How's that process? I do know like what >> he's going to he's going to go in. He's going to get booked eventually. He'll have a phone call. He'll call you >> and then he'll see a judge in the morning. >> Let me when he see a judge >> in the morning. >> It'll probably be later. >> But yeah, because we have a flight at 6:00 in the morning. >> Like they book us a flight at 6. >> At 6:00 in the morning. >> 6:15. >> I don't I'll be honest with you just because of what I've seen here. That airline will most likely not let him fly it on their airline again. No, they they they give me I have I have they they already changed everything. I had the >> I get that. But I guarantee you they probably already blacklisted me. >> So, can you please explain why I'm arrested? What did I do that was illegal? Passenger, can you please acknowledge me? Can you please say yes, you hear me? Passenger, can you please acknowledge me? Passenger, can you please say you hear me? Passenger, do you hear me? Passenger, do you hear me? Why are you arresting me? What did I do? I'm going to scream because you're not answering me. Passenger, what did I do? Don't tell me it's because I'm yelling now because I wasn't yelling before. Yeah, exactly. I'm going to sue you because you guys have no reason. You're not answering me. You're not telling me what your name is, what your badge number, and I know that's required by law. Disorderly conduct, please tell me the definition of disorderly conduct. Passenger, can you please tell me the definitions of disorderly conduct? So, now you're going to cause a whole trouble. Now, I'm going to be pissing my wife. Now I'm going to cause a whole issue with my wife. >> Still, the doctor presses on asking over and over why he's being arrested. In his mind, he's done nothing wrong and doesn't deserve to be taken to jail. >> Wow. I missed my flight. I can't I don't even know what I did. Driver, the passenger is unrealistic. Can you please tell me what I did wrong? I literally did nothing wrong. P uh driver, please be respectful. Passenger, I mean driver, please. I promise you I did nothing wrong. I literally just want to get on my flight. I did nothing wrong. Uh driver, please can you acknowledge me? What is wrong with you cops? You won't even acknowledge me. You won't even talk to me. What is wrong with you guys? What are you going to arrest me for if you won't even tell me what the problem is? What did I do? There was no warning. There was nothing. Passage or driver, please. It's not right. I'm a doctor. I have to save patients lives tomorrow. I'm supposed to be in New York and I can't save my patients lives because of you. I didn't do anything wrong. I'm not allowed to drink. That's ridiculous. It's not illegal a drink. I didn't cause any trouble. I didn't do any violence. I didn't say anything to anybody. And no one will tell me what anything I did. What are you accusing me of? Driver. Driver. What are you accusing me of? Driver. Just respond to me. Just say you can't talk to me or something. Driver. Driver. Please just tell me you can't talk to me. Do something. You guys are ridiculous. How is my wife supposed to pick me up? Can you guys answer me? What did I do? That was so wrong. There's criminals out there. I'm a doctor. >> He pulls the doctor card, insisting his actions don't justify an arrest. But at this stage, no amount of yelling or reasoning can spare him from the consequences of his behavior. >> I'm not a criminal. Can someone talk to me? Driver, can you please talk to me? Driver, talk to me. Driver, what did I do? Driver, why are you being such a I'm literally asking you a simple question. Why are you torturing me? Can you please tell me what I did, driver? Please. I did not do anything wrong. I was not violent. I did not curse. I did not say anything to get arrested. I did not break the law. Driver, please. Driver. Oh my god. I hope you go to bed tonight and realize that you arrested someone for no reason when there are real criminals in Tampa. people hurting people and I did nothing. Driver, I did nothing. Why are you okay with this driver? Are you okay with arresting with someone who did absolutely nothing? Disorderly conduct. What does that even mean? I literally did nothing. I did not hurt anyone. I did not raise my voice at anyone. And you arrested me for disorderly conduct. driver. You're going to go to bed knowing that you arrested someone for no reason. A doctor who helps people save lives. And passenger, you're when you arrive someone who did nothing. You arrest someone who did nothing. I did not hurt you. I did not challenge you. I was very respectful. I did everything how I was supposed to when you arrested me, driver passenger. And you're going to go to bed knowing that you arrested a doctor who saves lives and now tomorrow I'm not going to be able to seize my patients. I'm a neurologist who have Parkinson's and Alzheimer's and MS and now they will not be seen because of you passenger. Is that what you're saying? Passenger. Passenger. During the ride to the station, his behavior only worsens, lashing out at the officers and constantly demanding attention. If I raise my voice, is that arrestable? >> Oh, yeah. Oh, >> I hope you sleep at night. Know you arrested a doctor for no reason that I'm going to save lives and now I can't save their lives tomorrow. >> Eventually, officers place him under arrest for disorderly intoxication. Well, isn't that a masterclass in instant regret? Which moment had you shaking your head the hardest?