Sometimes, people get desperate, but ignoring the law doesn't make the problem go away. These tenants found that out the hard way. Here are five cases when terrible tenants think they can't be evicted. Number five, neighborhood menace meets justice. Police are called to a neighborhood after reports of a 19-year-old shooting a pellet gun at a neighbor's dog. When officers arrive, the young man is already upset and defensive. I just stand right here for me. Yeah, stand right here. Dude, first of all, I'm going to ask you to calm down. Because because if you getting hot and bothered, listen to me. I'm listening to You getting hot and bothered and walking up me with that attitude, that ain't going to get you that ain't going to get you listen to me. That ain't going to get you nothing but trouble. I'm telling you. [Music] You got your driver's license with you? You got your ID on you? Stand right here for me. Okay, my bad. You got your ID with you? Yes, I have my ID and you know exactly who I am. You're trying to get me arrested. Dude, if I wanted to put you in jail, you'd be in jail. Yeah, why do you keep telling my brother things, man? Listen to me. I'm going to tell you what I told your brother. Because I've got four or five neighbors on the street saying that they saw you shooting that dog with a pellet gun. Time out, Keith. Time out. First of all, you shooting that dog with a pellet gun is actually animal cruelty. Okay. >> Where's your proof? Dude, I can come over here and investigate a crime. That's what I'm doing. Where's your proof? >> not going to sit and argue with you. I am not going to sit and argue with you. But if you want to start a fight with the neighbors, then I will put you in jail. >> START A FIGHT? DUDE, turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Dude, if you don't relax >> Am I getting arrested here, man? If you don't relax >> You are arresting me here. Put your hands behind your back. Listen to me. You better be relaxing, dude. Don't stand behind me. You won't stand behind me. You better relax. 8:30 code number whiskey might be 10-4. I'm throwing my life away right now. I got a job. I got car payments. I didn't I try and take care of my brothers. I try and help my mom. >> Dude, relax. If you don't relax You're not under arrest, you're being detained. You understand that? I literally got Relax. You I got hit and you're arresting me. >> Relax. You're arresting me for getting hit. The man becomes more aggressive, raising his voice and refusing to follow instructions. Even after being handcuffed, the man refuses to calm down. Relax. You're not under arrest, you're being detained. Relax. Spread your legs for me. I got a respect for cops. >> Spread your legs. Spread your legs. What you got right there? That's my phone. I got a phone. I got keys and I got a wallet. You need anything else? DUDE, RELAX, MAN. What is your problem? I'm sick of you, man. >> What is your problem, dude? Relax. Relax. Man, you ain't even >> Relax. I'm about to pepper spray you. Relax. Have your power trip. I'm going to tell you one more time to relax. I'm going to pepper spray you. >> I'm literally relaxed. You relax, I'm going to pepper spray you. >> relaxed. I don't know what you're talking about. I'm standing here, not moving. >> 8:30 code And you're the one tightening my cuffs, threatening to pepper spray me, threatening to tase me, even though I'm the one that got pushed. I'm the one who got hit. I'm the one who called the cops. But thank you, man. You're a real good cop, man. Got one of his little 10-80s in my handcuffs. Can I call my job? Cuz I got work today and I got to call off. 10-4, got one detained right now. Slightly 10-8. Oh, just for just giving you heads up. Heads up for what? >> Everything's being recorded. Can you tell me what are you Anything you poke me, stick me, anything like that? >> No, sir. I got nothing in my knowledge. Just in my What's right here? That might be a knife. I don't know what it is. Some type of knife. Is it? Yeah, it's my knife. My bad. Anything else? Uh I got a phone or What you got right here? I got my keys right here. What's in here? I'm not sure. You can check. Oh, lighter. And I got keys right here. Nothing going to poke me, stick me, cut me, anything like that? Shouldn't be. As the arrest continues, he argues about legal definitions, challenges the officer's actions, and makes emotional appeals about having a job and taking care of family. There you go. And now that we're calm, can I please call my job? Yep, give me a second. Am I being detained? Am I being arrested? You are being detained. What do you mean by detained? Right now, you're not under arrest, you're being detained for resisting without violence. Have a seat for me, please. >> Resisting without violence? What violence did I show? Sir? What violence did I show? What act of aggression >> Resisting without violence? Because I told you three, four times calm down, you come at me throwing your hands up. That's resisting without violence. Okay. That's between you and your attorney. Attorney? Why don't I need an attorney? Right now, you're being detained. You understand that? >> You're turning this into something it don't need to be, man. >> Just relax for me. You're turning this Don't even Don't even I'm already Put your leg in for me. Put your leg in. Now you're UNDER ARREST. WHY? TRY TO I'M GOING TO PUT YOUR LEG IN. PUT YOUR LEG IN THERE, DUDE. Put your leg in there. >> I'm in there. Do it one more time, I will spray you. You understand me? One more time and I will spray you. Oh my god. >> Relax. Oh, like I can't believe you. Kick it again. See if I won't spray you. Kick that door one more time. Kick that door one more time. Kick it one more time and I'm going to spray you. You understand me? 10-4, I got him kicking. I'm not. >> I administered pepper spray. Kick it one more time. Kick it one more time, dude. My best advice you might want to calm down. Eventually, the officer brings in a supervisor and asks for a witness statement from someone nearby. May I please call my job? Can I? May I please call my job? May I please call my job? May I ask the phone? May I please CALL MY JOB? WHAT AM I GETTING ARRESTED FOR? HEY, CAN YOU WRITE A witness statement? Yeah. Oh my god, of all people you ask to write a witness statement. YOU'RE GOING TO ASK THE ONE THAT'S GOING TO WAIT. NO. NO. OH MY GOD. SO, I'M IN THE OFFICE. APPARENTLY, neighbor called and said that they were fighting. So, I get out of here. He's going in his house. He's coming in the house where he sees me, pulls up. Him and this guy come running at me. He comes running up guard, flinging his hands up, told him to put his arms down and all that. He gets hostile. Says he'd been shooting uh dogs with pellet guns. Yep. So, he accused me of shooting pellets. I said, "Dude, I got four or five people that witnessed that you shooting dog with pellet gun." But I haven't come out to So, apparently, that's when he become 10-8, throwing his hands up and all that. And that's where we're at. No. No. I told him if he kicks that door one more time, he's going to get sprayed. This is the supervisor one you can talk to. In the end, he's officially charged with resisting an officer without violence and disorderly intoxication. A cash bond is set at $2,000. Number four, months of stolen power ends with one knock at the door. Deputies respond to a home after reports of long-term power theft. Here's what happens when the officers arrive to investigate. Hey, brother. Good. How are you? What you got? Stealing some power here. This house? Yeah. They left on the How long have they been stealing power? Well, they were cut off for non-payment on October the 5th. Uh-huh. How Is it the box they got magnets on or something? No, they got jigsaw blades in there. Yeah, that's going to cause a fire. He said it's still hot? Hey, it's stuck in Well, they took the meter out. The meter was laying on the ground there. I got the number off of it. But they put jigsaw blades bypassing it. Somebody's stealing it. Yeah. Who Who's inside? Uh she left in the car while I was there and I thought he was in there with her. All right. See if I can't knock. Well, there's somebody. Hey, brother. I heard you. Hang on. You doing all right? >> Yeah. Hey, what's going on with the power situation? I have no idea. Okay, who are you? >> I'm I'm I'm sitting here with my mom. Okay, is that her on the phone? >> Yeah, my wife is on the phone. Babe, put Mom on the phone. You want her on speaker >> Yes, please. What's Hey, what's her name? Tina. Ms. Tina? Yes, sir. Where are you at right now? Walmart in Baxley. All right, can you would you go ahead and make your way out here to your house so I can talk to you, please? Yes, sir. I'm on my way. All right, thank you. Now, can you get them called back and see about where they're at? All right, I just talked to my mom a little bit ago and she said they're still at Walmart cuz they're waiting on my uncle to send some money. Okay, can you call her real quick? I'll just meet her at Walmart and talk to her. Cuz if I can't go and talk to her, I'll be honest with you, if I can't talk to her, the warrants will have to be cut. That's why I need to talk to her about the situation. Okay. Warrants. When officers reached the account holder, she said she thought the bill was taken care of and assumed everything was fine. Theft of services. Um, Randy. Hey. Hello. Hey, where where That's your wife? Where's Ms. Tina? Ms. Tina's right here beside me. Okay, can I talk to Ms. Tina? Yeah, hold on. Hello. Hi, Ms. Tina. Can you hear me? Yes, I can. Hi, this is Deputy Craig with the Appling County Sheriff's Office again. Are you still at Walmart? Excuse me? Are you still at Walmart? I'm getting gas right now. Okay, where are you getting gas? I'm right at Walmart, at Murphy's. Okay. Um, if you want to meet me if you want to hang tight right here at Murphy's and meet me, I'd like to have a conversation with you cuz if I can't get a hold of you, then I may have to cut warrants for theft of services. Okay. So, can you stay I'm in the car again. Can you stay right there where you're at so I can come talk to you figure this out? Yes, sir. I can. All right. Ms. Tina? Yes, sir. Hey, let me speak to you. So, what can you tell me about the situation with the lights? I got a bill Um I was really frantic that my lights got turned off. Uh-huh. >> got a bill that said um that it was paid or I thought it was paid. >> Okay. And um they the lights got turned off and I got a bill that looked like a they took my deposit as part of the bill or that's the bill, so I just assumed that it's paid. Okay. And then a few days later, the lights were on, so I didn't think nothing of it. Okay. Do you know who cuz listen to me, hear me out. I don't want you to listen to me carefully, okay? And then honesty is where I need you to be right now. If you can't tell me who did it, your name's on them lights and that is considered theft by services. Officers explained what should be obvious. Tampering with a power meter isn't just sneaky, it's a crime with serious consequences, including property damage. So, I need I need to know the truth and nothing but the truth. If your son did it or if your grandson did it or if your daughter-in-law did it, I need to know. If you did it, because like I said, it's theft by services. What's that mean? Okay, that means you'll go to jail on on theft by services charge. Means that you stole from a service company uh with the intent to not to pay, okay? No, but I'm not going to tell. Okay, who did it? I don't know who did it. Okay. >> I honestly do not know. All right, well, you're there there's a was a jigsaw Is that a jigsaw? There's a jigsaw blade and a Pioneer Woman cooking knife broke off blade stuck into the where the meter box goes and the meter box is on the ground. And the meter box is damaged, so there's also damage to property. So, I need I need to know answers because from what I was from what REA had explained to us is that the power's been going since October since it got cut off. It came back on back in October because of the two blades that are inside of the meter box. So, I need to I need answers. So, can you be honest with me? And then it's not and don't consider I know you you're probably thinking, "Oh, I don't want to tell on whoever it was or if it was you, you don't want to tell on yourself." But, honesty's going to get you a lot a long way in life and it'll get you further with us. So, need honest. Who did it? Did you do it? No, I didn't do it. Okay, was it your son? No. Who was it? I spoke with a neighbor and the next thing I knew the power was on. Okay. All right. Well, listen to me. You spoke You spoke with the neighbor about it and the neighbor helped you out. I assume so. You just assume so or you know so? I don't know. Even with that spelled out, Tina keeps dodging the point and won't admit what happened. Okay. All right, hang tight for me right here, okay? Who normally pays for the bills? I do. You do? When was the last time you paid the bill? Light bill. Three months ago. Three months ago? And and it never occurred to you that, "Hey, this month's bill never showed up" or No, I'm pretty dumb All right. Yeah, I'm old. I I'm getting more but I honestly don't know the person that did it. I don't know who it was. And then And I just I don't know anybody here. >> Listen Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. Let me talk. Here's the thing. You make enough money to pay your lights. You haven't paid a bill in three two How long did she say? A couple months. A couple months? You have You haven't paid a bill in two or three months. You know you haven't paid a two bill in two or three months. You spoke with somebody about having your box done and then it was done. So, here Here's Here's the deal. >> about what they were going to Well, you knew it because it's been three months. There There's no I I didn't know. So, here's the deal. You're going to be arrested today for theft of services and damage to property, okay? Okay? No. Yes, ma'am, you are. You got Listen to Here's the deal. You had You You You've known it was like this for three months. You knew it wasn't right. You still did it. And like you said I'm trying to get the money up to go pay it. Well, you just said that you you have the money to pay the bills, you just don't. No, I'm not saying that. I'm not saying that. Okay. I'm saying I don't Sometimes I don't know if I paid the bill or not. Okay. Um, either way, it's still theft by services and it's also damage to property for damage for the box being damaged or the meter being damaged, okay? I didn't do it. Um Is she able to drive your vehicle home? No. She don't have a license. Despite her emotional response and claims that she didn't do it herself, officers explained that illegal use of electricity makes her responsible either way. Okay. Uh Nobody does. I'm the only one who has a license. I got you. Okay, what did it She's going to have to call somebody to come pick her up and uh we'll have to tow the vehicle. I'm getting arrested. Because you won't tell us who did it. Who did it? Did she get arrested Who did it? Please tell me who did it. Here's the thing. I don't answer questions, I ask the questions. Who Who did it? If you know who did it, step out the vehicle and let's talk. Step out the vehicle. Okay, well, who did it, ma'am? Did you do it? No, I didn't do it. Who did it? >> Nobody in the house did it. No one in the house did Who was it? The neighbor. Okay, how did Why did the neighbor do it? Because he felt So, he he was asked to do it. Here's the thing. I understand he felt sorry for her. She asked him to do something, he did it. We can't We We can't prove that he didn't do it, right? You understand that, right? We can't prove that he did it. But, we What we can prove is that it's been done and her name is on the light bill and has been not been paid in two or three months. That's what we can prove. So, you still need to arrest her? Yes, ma'am. She's going to be arrested for theft of services and damage to property. Ms. Tina, there ain't no There Look, there's no reason to cry. You Yes, there is. >> You knew the lights were not done, ma'am. Okay? Let me ask you a question. Do you have a phone? Yes. Do you have cigarettes? I don't smoke. Okay, does anybody else in the house smoke? Yes. Okay. Does there Who all has a phone? Me and my daughter. Okay. Do you have money to put in gas? Sometimes. Do you have money to do stuff that you want to do? No. No, you just seen what I did, but Okay. So, here's the thing. You had money to pay your lights. The car on site is then impounded and deputies tell the family to find alternative transportation. So, um if you want to call somebody to come pick you up, you're going to need to call somebody uh if you want to go ahead and do that right now. No, don't do this. I got to. Listen, and it's nothing personal. I promise you, ma'am. But here here's the issue. The issue is it's against the law. I'm law enforcement officer, and I have to enforce the law, okay? Go ahead, have a seat. She's arrested for theft of services and criminal damage to property. Number three, he tried intimidating the neighborhood. It backfired fast. Police respond to a senior apartment complex after receiving reports that a resident, who's a military veteran, has been causing trouble with neighbors. As soon as officers make contact, the man becomes aggressive. Are you Nate? Who you looking for? Nate. What about me? Are you Nate, man? What? Are you Nate? Yes, I am. Okay. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Don't Stop. You're going to get tased. It's anyway. I hate you. Well, that's nice. Who is this for, you? Yeah. We the police. Yeah. I've been I've been taking the army. You're going to get tased. Put my arm behind my back and do it. Call yourself a cop. You need to go in the military. You're lucky you didn't get knocked out. What? Knocked out by who? You? You ain't [ __ ] dog. Nate, let's go. You ain't knocked nobody out. Give it up, Nate. That's it. Hold it. Yeah, I'll get it with you. Y'all ain't [ __ ] Y'all You've never been in a war. You've never been shot. You know nothing about that. What? He's crying now. What? You. What you crying for? What are you doing that for? You don't want to break that. No, I'm not. What you crying for? What you doing, cracker? From the start, he goes on the offensive, insulting officers, calling out their authority, and claiming they're unfit to handle him. His words get nastier, filled with accusations and profanity about combat and sacrifice. Which way you going to have me to face in the wall? Mhm. Yep. I ain't facing a wall for you. Rushing's my little catch me, cuz I'm not for show, dude, for you. White son of Hate you. And the country do, too. Nobody wants to be like you. Stop. Secure his friend for us. Yeah. Where is your cars over there? I know where they are. They're taller than tanks. You don't know nothing about combat. Nothing. Waste of our life with this stinking country. Hate you, white people. I hate you. Let me see. Stop. Stop what? Stop holding. >> I'm supposed to know what you're thinking? Okay. You got anything in your pockets? Yeah, I got bullets. Bullets? What do you think? Idiot. Anything at all? Search closely. White people, we got our knees put on the for these white people. Get in the car. Step up. Close the door. With him in the patrol car, officers take a moment to plan their next steps. Thank you. Mhm. Did you stand up? No. Okay. Okay. Did I get it? I thought I saw blood on his thumb. All right. Um two batteries and well, he's a senior, too. I mean It's going to be aggravated. I mean kind of have a hate crime if you're saying all that other He said several times he hates white people. Yeah. So I'll go ahead and throw it on there. I don't know how that works with I mean, she's obviously 90 or whatever. Yeah, I'll thank you. But he is senior. I'll He needs to be somewhere else anyway. Yeah. I'll try reading him Miranda. Get you the wagon up underneath here. Hey, you could pull up under the train. Yeah. Okay. That's probably better. Yeah. So, your name is Nate, correct? No, it's not. Big guy. All right, what's your middle initial? I don't have one, you idiot. You don't have one? So, what's your date of birth? I'm military before you were born. Okay. I was military, too, man. I don't care. I don't care. What's your birthday? What's your birthday? What? What's your birthday? What's your? What is your birthday? Nothing. Okay. So, that's another charge then. That's obstructing identification. All right. You're doing obstructing ID on, too. I'm throwing obstructing ID on, too. You just want to give me your birthday. You're young enough to be my son. Yeah. I sure am. He doesn't let up, blaming the system, the officers, and the country for everything going wrong in his life. You ain't a cop with a job with a cop. Get me out of here. Nope. Go ahead and step out. Hey, I'm on the way. What? Face the car, please. I can't face no other way. I got to get these switched out. Huh? I got to get these switched out. Okay. Come on. Let's go. This way. Look, how you doing? Keep going. Keep going. Yeah, that's my my man. What? I can't breathe here. In the end, the ranting gets him nowhere. He's still held accountable. [ __ ] people. I hate you. I did for 12 years in the military, and this what I get. Thank you, white people. He's eventually charged with resisting arrest and obstruction of identification. Number two, they trashed the place, then acted like it was theirs. Deputies are dispatched after a landlord reports strangers living inside one of his rental units without permission. Here's what happens next. This is the landlord. This is the renter. I'm just the neighbor. I saw it. Well, there's actually there's a few people staying here. No, like if he lives far out of town. >> It was locked. It was I could do to get up there before I got my knee and my ankles both messed >> upstairs? Yeah. Yeah, I just seen her 506. Seriously. But there is someone supposed to be living in there? No. Okay, never mind. Never mind. No, and they they had to have broken because the door was locked. And I went up there and like I said, it was all I could do to get up there. But I got up there and checked, the door was locked. I said, "There's somebody in here." And I didn't have a key with me. Well, I went up there or I came in here and found them. Uh my brother had called me. And he's my landlord. His brother. >> Yeah, Keith Keith here, you've seen him. He was right here? I don't know. Um that's Larry's brother. But he had seen him, he was here when I was here. And I told her, I said, "You've got to leave." I said, "You can't go in on someone's property and just move in. It's called squatting." You know. And she said, "Okay, I'll get out." Larry. So Keith. I drove back, I live on the other side of Londonderry. And I was almost home, my wife called me and said that uh Shay had called my brother. And my brother had called her and said that uh How you doing? Good, how are you? And said that uh they're still up there and they were cooking something and I thought Well, she's selling something out here cuz she's got people pacing. I took video of that when I seen her looking out the window. Robert. I go by Dean, that's my middle name. You know, I don't know what it is, but All right. But she tried it where she could stay and I said, "No, you got to go." Do you have a key with you or not? No, I don't. All right, so if she has the door locked, he wants to go in? Yes. Officers move in and confront the people staying inside the property. Because this is crazy. What? The guy that Yeah, their health is good. Their health is really good. They're not supposed to be here? Nope, no one's supposed to be here. 25 at course. 1747. [Music] Police department. I got legal. Who was it you were going to show up? I'm straight with my My uncle's going to get the couch out of there. You guys aren't supposed to be here. He just left, Larry and I just left. No, he's still here. He's still here? No one's supposed to be living here. No, he knows he knows that we're not supposed to be here. I just talked him out willingly. I just talked to him, I'm waiting on my uncle to get here to take the couch out. I just brought my stuff out on the porch. All right, come on. Go down. Excuse me. I'm going to clear the house. You good? Yeah, I'm good. Are you good? Yeah. He's supposed to meet my uncle downstairs. Yeah, I'm good. Thank you. Shawn, are you S H or S E? S H. What's your last name, Shawn? I asked one Watch your step. I was just going to ask how I was just being polite how to get moved out. What's up with all that uh all those foils and stuff up there? I don't know what stuff that is. The officer here is trying to see who he's talking about renting the place. I'm here trying to rent the place, though. I can't do it by myself. Yeah, that's what I'm doing. >> got here, right before they >> Did she already get your info? Yes, literally. They initially claimed they were there for something simple, just moving a couch and waiting for a relative, but that excuse quickly falls apart. What she got? I can't Hey, I'm going to go ahead and advise you of your rights. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to remain silent. Do you have your body camera? Yep. Okay, you have the right to remain silent. This is for both of you, okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have an attorney present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you. At any time you can exercise these rights by not answering any questions or making any statements. Do you understand how this applies to you? All right. So, with your rights in mind, do you want to talk to me? Yes, ma'am. I'll answer your questions. Okay. Can I speak with you? Yeah. Okay. I'm just going So, what what what's your story? Uh I come here talking about wanting to rent a place. He knows the guy downstairs and they told me that they bought the place. They paid for it. >> I lied to him. But they I told him that I found the door open. How'd you open it? I I was brought here by a friend. And the girl that was staying here said that her uncle let her stay up there. That wasn't the question. How'd you get the door open? I'm sorry. So, how was it how'd the door get open? That was a lie. I didn't find the door open. Really, it was a friend that brought us here. Yeah, but how did Who opened the door? I don't know my guy. Somebody lived here. There was someone living here and they said that we could stay here and all that. That's no lie. It really isn't a lie. But >> Who was it? I'm not sure of any Hey. Well, like I said, I went and got That's why I got a check now. I thought that they was renting the place out. He told me that if we wanted to stay up there, get the rent money, we could stay up there. I said, "Okay." So, you have rent money with you? >> Yeah. Is that what that check is? Yes, ma'am. This doesn't even belong to you. This belongs to this I know that. >> The class act school called and told me to get out. >> That was rent to me. For March's rent. All right, I'm holding on to that. That's fine. Yeah, I told you that I found the door open. Yeah, but And that I started staying there cuz I just lost my twins and I was trying to get them back. Yeah. And then I was helping Larry down here cleaning the outside of his house, which I have, and the inside. Cuz nobody else around comes and helps him. The landlord, fed up with the damage to his home, tells deputies he's ready to file charges. And I've dealt with this is the third time I've had someone try to come in and squat. By the time I got here, they'd broken out every window. The door was torn off the hinges and they went in and they arrested all of them. Which and in the process of that, they had destroyed the whole building. The whole upper section of the front. Then the same gentleman that was here with me came in and went in and kicked out the client that was in the back. Yeah, I remember that. All right, so let's focus on today. >> Now we're on this. All right, so yeah, let's focus on today. So, you do want to pursue charges? >> Yes. All right. All right, you both are under arrest for burglary. Burglary? What? Oh, hell Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> You got to listen to this, man. Whoa. I'm going to pat you down right now. Sorry. We come down here and he told >> You are making a huge mistake. My god. What about the guy that let us in there? No, Shawn, where's Cheyenne at? Get Cheyenne over here. Hey, don't fight him. Listen, do not fight the police. I didn't do I don't deserve this [ __ ] >> neither. I don't know why I'm Don't even move around. That's not cool. That's fine. I'm still >> Um I'm still doing Can I say something? But >> the guy that let us in the apartment? Yeah. Can you guys get him out here? Listen. This is wild right here. >> He doesn't have anything to say. He's the landlord. Yes, ma'am, but this guy let us in there. That's not his apartment. >> Go and drop that, buddy. Go and drop your vape. >> owned not upstairs. Okay, what about the lady that let us in that apartment? Cheyenne that said the place was bought. Cheyenne, the red hair girl. I don't know Cheyenne. All right, they said they paid for this place. Can I get my stuff, sir? >> Yeah, I'll get it. Yeah, we got to go through it anyway. Is there anything in there? Wow. So, incident incident to arrest, I got to go through all your bags. >> my check, my the rent money I had and everything. Sir? Yeah, incident to arrest, I got to go through your bags. Is there anything in there? I'd rather you just tell me now, bro. There's nothing in there. Okay. Um can I have my I want to speak with um somebody else with you. As the group's belongings are collected and searched, officers spot items that raise concerns about possible substance use. Where's my social security? Okay. >> take my social. Yeah, well, she's got enough to go go ahead and arrest you. I can figure out your social. >> can I say something about when she threw me in there? You guys just left and they just threw me in there. I don't even know them people. So, you don't even know the girl? No. Um who's the girl? >> rent the place. That's I know the girl, yeah, but that I'm trying to rent the place. Okay. You want to rent up there? Yeah, I'm trying to rent the place. I know that, bro. I already told you that. You don't want to rent that I already know that. You good? He's downstairs. I'm going to have a knee replacement and ankle replacement. Yeah, right into the car, too. I'm sure uh the body camera The court will get you. We didn't break in. We was brought here by somebody. We did not break in. You guys don't know who that person is. Yeah, I do. You just told me you didn't know who it was. Oh, I know who it is. Well, then who is it? Cheyenne. That doesn't help me much. Try and You know who Cheyenne is. No, I'm not I'm not No, I'm not doing this. I don't know who she is. There's a thousand Cheyenne's in Show Low. With red hair? Maybe there's five, I don't know. What's her last name? Um Embodian? Embodian? >> Embodian. Yeah, that's who I That's that's my boyfriend. He brought me here saying that she was going to let us in the place. So, he knows her? Yeah. She told him How'd she tell him? Yeah. How'd she How'd she tell him? She was just here, right moments before you guys when he showed up. So, she told him in person he can go in there? Yeah. Or did she text him or call him or >> know, she might have been having him, I don't know. That's your man? Yeah. I'm actually in the process of leaving him cuz he's a loser. What? This guy is trying to Hey. What? I just think he I went in upstairs, right? Yeah. And I got a thing to prevent anything. He's trying to charge me with burglary. 750 >> Will you please be quick with me? Please. I got I give him my social and everything. Listen. Officers explained that even if money had been exchanged, it doesn't grant them legal tenancy. As they're arrested, the squatters protest loudly, insisting they were tricked and blaming the mysterious Cheyenne. >> Hey, the female that's arresting you, placing you under arrest is a sergeant, okay? She's a supervisor. So, she's well aware of what she's doing, okay? So, we're going to move forward here and then we can talk about it in a little bit, all right? So, at least >> go over here just get out of traffic. I don't want to I don't want to though. You guys are going against my rights. You come on private property. You were. That's private property. >> Stop. You guys came on private >> You were under arrest. We have a call for this, okay? >> but you guys are >> than that, we're going to stop our conversation. We can speak to the supervisor in just a minute, okay? Let's have a seat for me, okay? >> All right. Hey, can I ask you a question now, please? Hey, how's it Please like and subscribe to the channel. I'm going to get I'm going to get the supervisor over here in just a minute, all right? Hang on. What's your What's your social? I'm going to So, what Cheyenne have to do with all this She's the one that let us stay here. >> I'm saying what she have to do with the place. The dude downstairs? So, no one's supposed to be in the top apartment at all, right? >> The dude downstairs told her she could stay upstairs. We come here, the landlord says no one's supposed to be in running that apartment. We go in, her and Sean Lyons are inside. Now, their story is Cheyenne was the one actually in there who let them in. But, no one's supposed to >> here, she'll tell you. I don't know where she is. Oh, we're in the door. What apartment does the guy >> truth we have is what we actually saw. It's It's like the front door. The one I was talking As I said, it is. Yeah, that guy That guy just gave me 10 different socials, so Sean I dealt with him my whole career. So, they got checks from somewhere. They're at the Class X School of Scientology on Main Street. This is what's really upsetting me, man. Got this whole situation, man. He He called them in there >> Knowingly remained. didn't didn't call us and then gave them a chance to leave. I'll do I'll take care of the paperwork and stuff. I just really want the arrest, but I'll take him. If you just transport >> Yeah, I'll transport him. I'll go ahead and go. Why are they all still out, man? I can't breathe! I CAN'T BREATHE, MAN. AS OFFICERS search the area and their belongings, they notice paraphernalia and other items that raise suspicion of narcotics use. Like, I don't know what they're wanting from me, dude. Like, what did I do, honestly? I don't understand this stuff. I guarantee there's going to be [Music] I am. Yeah. >> Hey, can I um Probably get your cuffs in front of you. Did Is that where I put them? Yeah. No! Hey, um can I ask you a question now? Look, bro, I put those behind you for a reason. I have a policy that says they've got to be behind you. >> thing on my with my chest, for real. Okay, well, I have a policy that says I can be fired for you having them in front of you. >> I'm sorry, I didn't know about that. I apologize. I really didn't know that. Okay. Hey, um What's in your backpacks? There's nothing. >> I got to go through them. I'm going through them. >> really hitting us with burglary? You're going to get a criminal trespass. Okay, thank you. All right. So, I'll get out in the morning then, right? Well, yeah, there's nothing else in your bags. Uh I'd rather if you don't tell me and then I'm sorry I'm sorry. >> thing in there is um I really don't care about a little bit of There's if there's I don't even think that's in there, but Police place both individuals under arrest for burglary, later adjusted to criminal trespass. Number one. Defying an eviction order never ends well. Police are called to an apartment complex after reports of a tenant refusing to leave following a court-ordered eviction. Here's what happens when the police arrive at the residence. Hey, ma'am. What's your name? What is it? Malone? Do you have an ID on you? So, I'll let you know right now, um I talked to the deputy that served the paperwork. He notified me that you were properly evicted. >> The deputy came today, um evicted her out and he had me change the lock. The deputy had you change the lock? >> Mhm. Deputy Curry. Hey, Deputy Curry, it's Officer Michael Price, Daytona Beach. She was evicted properly earlier. Okay. >> took her legal paperwork, went to the courthouse, filed two separate motions. Uh I got notice from the courts, both motions were denied. Okay. I did go to the courthouse. I I gave them all type of evidence to show them exactly what was going on. Mhm. Um so Deputies confirmed she was properly evicted earlier in the day. The locks were changed and motions she filed in court had already been denied. Despite this, Malone maintained she has plenty of legal basis to remain and continues to demand access to her belongings. They just denied um no legal basis. Okay. So, I I I understand I already have that. >> There's plenty of legal basis. I I I I understand that you you believe that there's plenty of legal basis, but they've already denied your judgment, which means so if you understand that I have 24 hours to be evicted >> Ma'am, you've already been evicted. I'm not evicted. I need to get access back I'm I'm They're not giving you access back to your stuff. I just want to let you know I need to get access I just want to let you know right now. At this point, it doesn't seem like we're kind of getting anywhere and I and I really don't want to escalate it to the further to the next level. I'm just letting you know. You've been properly evicted. May I speak, please? May I speak, please? Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm just I'm going to explain to you as simple as I can. They've evicted you, okay? You went to the court. Your action Your actions were denied, okay? Which means you've been properly evicted, which means you no longer have any tenant rights to this place. If you would like to grab your stuff, you can call them at a later date and arrange to grab your stuff. But, as of right now, you've been legally evicted and they do not want you on the property. So, I have to ask you to leave the property. If you refuse to leave the property, I'm going to place you under arrest, okay? I'm telling you right now. As I just said, I'm I'm letting you know right now, ma'am. If you I don't want to place you under arrest, but at this point in time, you're giving me no recourse. You're giving me no re Can you please leave the property? I'm No, no. We're not We're not We're not doing any of that. No. No. No. No. No. Negative. Will you leave the property, yes or no? But, in now >> Will you leave the property, yes or no, ma'am? Ma'am, will you Will you leave the property, yes or no? No. Okay. Do me a favor, stand up. No. 407 She flat-out refuses to leave, calling the eviction unlawful. What happens next is inevitable. Is there another unit close by? I need to speak to the supervisor. >> They're The judgment that you I need to speak to him. He does not want to speak to you. They've already properly evicted you. At this point, you're going to go to jail for trespassing. >> I'm not For trespassing? How is trespassing >> How is trespassing You're I'm telling I asked you to leave. Yeah, I'm called for. I've already asked you to leave. You told me no. I need to get access to get my stuff. I have plenty of stuff. They've already evicted you. >> I have plenty of stuff in the apartment. They've They do not want to allow you access to to the to the place. They don't have to. They don't have to give you a reason. There's no reason. No, they don't. Cuz they don't have to give you a reason. They've already given you enough time to grab your stuff and leave. You did not do that. When did they give me my stuff? When they gave you a notice. When? When was that? I'm just letting you know right now. You're going to be placed under arrest. Okay. Officers issue multiple warnings, but Malone keeps pushing back, insisting the legal system is wrong and that she has proof to stay. There's no legal basis, but now you you're trying to enforce the law for trespassing? I'm telling you right now. You're They don't want you on the property. >> There's no legal basis. There was There was plenty of evidence. There was plenty of That's something you can take up with the court. I did already. They don't want to see it. They don't want to see it. Then that's then there That That's where we are right now, okay? At this point in time, you have to leave the property. I don't want to take you to jail. I really don't. I'm just asking you to leave the property. >> Because you know you're wrong. No, I'm not wrong. The court has already told you Okay. Okay. Okay. Suddenly, the office is closed? There's not something fishy about that? Nothing fishy about that? Nothing is fishy about that. Okay. This is your country, have fun. You No, no, no. No, no, this is your country, have fun. No. No, no, no. You're going to You're going to go to jail. You're Let me go. You're going to go to jail. This is your country, have fun. Let me go. You're going to go to jail. Let me go. Do not touch me. Let me go. >> Letting you know you're not free to go. You're not free to This is your country, have fun. >> Please do not fight. >> Let me go. >> resist. Stop resisting. Please stop resisting. Please stop resisting. Please stop resisting. Please stop resisting. Okay. Let it Don't touch her, please. Let Don't move. Let me go. Don't make it hard for yourself, honey. Don't make it hard for yourself. Don't move. Don't move. Back away. Please, back away. Okay. I'm going to have a female 10-15. Her defiance forces their hand, and they move in to make the arrest. You can just leave her property right there if you don't mind. Thank you. I appreciate it, ma'am. You want her You want her to have your property? Yeah, she's going to jail. Okay. There we go. Can you I just have them walk downstairs? Okay. We're going to go downstairs, ma'am. Thank you. Thank you. All right. You're going to lean your chest on this part of the vehicle right there. Spread your feet for me, please. Shoulder width apart. Shoulder width apart, please. Thank you. Stay on the vehicle, please. How you doing, ma'am? Okay. My partner's going to search you here, okay? She's just going to take trespass to business. Okay. I'm going to sit down here. I have to search you prior to you going to jail. Is there anything on you at all that I should know about? Okay. Do you have any questions about the process right now? Okay. At the patrol car, she doesn't let up, continuing to voice her outrage as they search and secure her for transport. Nothing in your pockets, ma'am? Your necklace is going to be taken off at the at the police department, but you can keep it right now. They're just going to I'm just letting you know ahead of time. Give me the scrunchie that's on the whatever hair tie she has. The hair tie? Yeah. Please please don't. Please don't. Hold on. I'm just checking it. Ma'am ma'am, please. What's tying your hair together? It's just a scrunchie. Okay. Can you Do you mind taking that off? Please. Please. It's going to be taken off. >> nothing on my head. Do not touch my hair. There's nothing on my head. Do not touch my >> They're going to check it at the jail. >> They're going to take it, and you cannot have it in my car. You cannot have it in my car, ma'am. So, please do not touch my hair. >> we we really don't want to escalate this. I'm asking you to stop moving so they can take the scrunchie out. It's going to be taken out at the jail. >> not without This is not with any disrespect. I'm not trying to disrespect you, okay? I don't have anything. I can't do anything in the car. You have your handcuffs on. Yeah, absolutely. Thank you. Watch your head. There you go. You can watch me. Thank you. She just went off on me. They already have a victim. She's like Okay. I appreciate your help. Thank you. All right, ma'am. Please step out of the vehicle, please. Turn around and face the vehicle. Please don't move. Just face the vehicle. Thank you. Watch your arm. All right, we're going to walk to the store over here. Step to your left. Even upon arrival at the station, she continues to resist and refuses to follow basic instructions from officers. The reading glasses. [Music] Your necklace. You need to take it off. Scrunchie. Scrunchie. Yeah. That's It's my prisoner. That scrunchie is not going in there with her. That's a choking hazard. Ma'am, I'm letting you know you're going to get another charge if you don't take that off. Okay. Do me a favor. Face the wall, please. Turn around. Face the wall. Don't Ma'am, you can't take that off. It's a choking hazard. No, it's not. It's not a choking hazard. How is it a choking hazard? Ma'am, just Face the wall, please. Face the wall. Ma'am Ma'am, you have to calm down. Ma'am, please just stop. Listen listen, either way the county is going to remove it. What's the reason they want to remove it? They Ma'am, they're not going to They're going to take it off. They are. I understand. I understand, but it's a choking hazard. You can't use that choking hazard. I'm We're not saying you. It's just a policy. Okay. You can take it off. No, we're not removing the cuffs. You have to take the scrunchie off. Okay, you're going to have to grab that because that can't stay in here. No. You have to grab that. That cannot stay in here. Ma'am, it's not coming off. Eventually, Milan realizes she's no longer in control of the situation and must follow the officer's orders. Ma'am, that item is not going to stay in here. You need to remove it. In the end, she's charged with trespassing and resisting without violence. In the end, due process prevailed. Drop your thoughts in the comments.