There's confidence and then there's this a masterclass in instant regret. Here are five cases when wannabe tough guys threaten cops but get humbled. Number five, self-proclaimed auditor crosses the line and gets busted. A self-proclaimed auditor decides to challenge police authority, but things don't go the way he expects. It starts with an officer asking him to back up, but he refuses. He insists he has the right to be there and keeps arguing. 172nd Street David Back back up. Back up. Let me back up. Let me back up. Let me back up. Let me back up. Don't even Now you're on the sidewalk. You weren't a minute ago. Okay. I call back up. No. Shh. My dog was on the sidewalk. I didn't I didn't call for backup. Yes, you did. You just call No, no, no. He didn't call for backup. He did call back who that went down the road. Chill. They've been around here. You know who we know where we just came from. He just left from our same coordinates. I didn't call him fam. He just left where he came from. You were on the sidewalk and I was walking along beside you. Josh, what what's problem? What's so you know me? So you know stop playing. Stop playing. Can I come out here? Can I come out here real quick? We're not We not following law. We're not You're not being illegal here talking to us. Can I talk to you real quick? We ain't part of no investigation. You ain't stopping me. Good night. Good night. Good to see you again. You know you bro. We just saw this young man. Oh, he he thought I was you then. Oh my. Oh my god. You want him look alike? Oh god. Like why why you stopping us? What you did? Why you asking us why you stop? You guys stop me. No, you stop. You guys stop me. A little bit of space. Body camera. It is recording. Please. Please. All right. You stopped us. You ain't going to get behind me. It's actually contrary. What? You guys stopped me. We ain't stopping you cuz we walking down the street. You headed towards his house. You know my mom to keep me out of the house. When did I stop you? You just Why you caring the road? Why are we talking to you? Why are you talking to me? You said you want to leave. Leave. So why you came down the road? You said you wanted to leave. Leave. We just had a shooting. 6 hours. His attitude makes it clear he's not here for a conversation. He's here to prove a point. I'm lying. We didn't we didn't have a shooting 6 hours ago. Get off me. You see how I got behind him and he not scared little [ __ ] was out here by himself before you cuz he know I beat the you and I can he going to have to wrestle with you. Excuse me. He going to have to wrestle with me. I beat the you. Yes. Excuse me. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. What you doing? Look at you. Look at you. Hey. No. Hey Joshua, give me your phone, bro. Back up. Hey, don't touch. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. He ain't resisting. Yo, I got camera on camera. I'm not resisting. Y body came a I got it on camera, bro. Y I got it on camera. I'm not talking. He mad cuz I'm freedom. No, Jonah, chill. He mad cuz I'm freedom of speech. My mother house reaching into a cop's face. I didn't reach into his face. You can take my phone camera and record get the video footage and you would see how his he got mad. Looks like it. Why y'all pushing against me so hard? I'm not going to jail. I'm not working. You paying my job with your little right there. Chill, bro. Bro, that's my chill. Jonah, get back on the sidewalk, bro. I'm not Jonah. Jonah, chill, bro. I did not commit no crime. Get your phone, bro. You let go my neck. J, let go. Nobody's grabbing your neck. Josh, that's not evidence. That's just his phone. Give me his phone. JD, give me your phone. JD, it's on the floor. I know. Tell him to give me give me your phone. Don't walk up on him. Don't walk up on him. I'm not going to be I'm not JD. Give me your phone, bro. But why am I being arrested? Can you tell me why am I being arrested? I'm not I'm not committing. I'm not consent to resisting arrest without resisting an officer without violence. But why am I being arrested? You're not going to stand in our face when you were told to. At this point, things turn physical. The officers move in, restraining him as he keeps making threats and refusing to follow command and threaten to beat the out of us. It's not happening. No. Sh. Can you please condemn me the crime I committed? I just told What crime did I committ it? You told me to back out your face. Can you please if you were look at my camera? Shut up and ask. Look at my camera. Shut up. Look at my camera without violence. And it's going to be You know what? Can you see my camera footage? It's going to be awail. I'm on the sidewalk. All right. Stay over there. I want you to see that. I don't grab that. That's a speaker. What is it? A empty bag of ashes. Grab that body camp. Yeah, y'all going to Oh, my mama. Boy, y'all don't got to go to jail. I'm going to No, it's going to be assault on Leo and uh resist an officer without violence. Who did I hit? Are you 21? Who did I hit? It's an assault. You obviously don't know the difference between assault and battery. That's cool. We can explain it to you. Are you uh I don't think you're 21. So, it's gonna be You gonna find out real soon what how old I am and how much sport to go to. Go ahead. I didn't put my head in your face. You said, fam. Hey, come off my booty, bro. Calm down, bro. Stop turning. You got two pairs of pants, bro. Calm down, bro. Bro, you talking about two pairs of pants. You in my I'm a boy. Come on. Please, bro. Real [ __ ] Okay. Please. No, you're an adult, Josh. Okay. Okay. Please. I'm a man, though. Like you being calm down, please. You being too aggressive with my booty. Like calm down, please. Like, yeah, chill. You don't my charge. I'll be home tomorrow. Calm down. Put him in the bag. Thank you so much. My safety is so much flatter. Dr. Bill looking at you. My bad. Let me stop threatening you. The officer stay professional while he keeps pushing the limits. He gets loaded into the police car. Still protesting but unable to change the situation. Hey fam, go home. Fam, that's my last wishes. Fam, before I pull off, go home, fam. Trying to question him. What's his charge? If I put my hand in your face right now, can't touch you. That'd be okay. He can't touch you. I didn't put my hand in your face. Thank you. I a camera is recording, so you can't lie. Your body camera not even on. Stay over there and you're going to go too. I'm going to go to jail for it. Resist it. Resist the what? On the sidewalk. Sidewalk. Don't tell me his charge yet. Walk up on the stop, man. What's his charge? Hold on. What's his charge? Listen for a second. What's his charge? Do not walk back up. Don't leave me if I want to. What's his charge? You're going to go to jail for obstruction. Tell your charge. Well, I'm going to go to jail tonight. What's his charge doing, bro? Tell me his charge now. I'll go home. My charge. I'll be home tomorrow. Calm down. So, what's the charge? I got here late, man. I don't know what it is. No, I want him. He don't want like Yeah. tackle him and put him on the ground. What's his charge? That's fault. Everybody was saying free you. I just saw him. I thought you were leaving. No, I want to hear story. He's telling his story now. I want to hear it. We said we got all that on camera and you jump out hand on your T and handcuffs like you to do something to us. Yes, I got it on camera. I got it on camera. You lying. What? I'mma be down there. You lying. My cousin's not usually drunk. You lying. Have a great night, John. You all right? Wait, go home, man. He had nothing home now. Like, he's crackers lying on you. I got it on camera, man. I thought you were leaving. No, it's my cousin back seat. I ain't even going to do my last wishes, before I pull out. Go home, fam. All right. Love, family. Can I get his property? No. Why? Because Because what? Because he's going to jail with his property. Training y'all with it. No, it was it was he was recording y'all. That's it. Why can't he get his phone? All right. I'mma get y'all. In the end, all the bravado amounts to nothing. Another wannabe tough guy learns the hard way. Talking big doesn't mean much when the law is against you. Number four, dad's overreaction to son's makeup ends in arrest. A father loses control and finds himself facing serious charges after reacting aggressively to his son wearing makeup. Later at school, he reports the incident to a trusted adult. Since teachers are legally required to report abuse, law enforcement steps in right away. Officers launch an investigation, collecting evidence and interviewing both parents. when my senior and junior got into it. They didn't get into it. He He know why. Yeah. And I told them why. Yeah. He told He told us why. He told us why. Lam Junior know he don't got no business doing what he's trying to do. And we not going to have that when he get out of my house. When he get 18 and he want to move out. He can make his own decisions cuz I got a 8-year-old. That's not happening. Right. Well, can you elaborate for us? Cuz it is it like what was it? What was it over? You didn't tell him. I told him. He said you were there. That's why we're want to talk to He had He came home two days straight with makeup on. Yes, ma'am. And we're not having that. Yes, ma'am. And we had already talked to him the first time. When he came home the first day, we don't. Yes, ma'am. and really I supposed to come in and let the front office know, but I don't know if they could do that. I don't want him hanging around them girls. Yes, ma'am. But I didn't come in because I didn't know, you know, this was high school. I don't know how far they go with the students. If they acknowledge that for me, keeping him from the girl. That's something. Yeah, that's totally with them. We don't We don't Yeah, that's that's what I told his dad probably won't that's the reason I didn't even come in. Mhm. that first um day he came home with it, it was that Wednesday. I was supposed to come in that Thursday. I did it. He did it again Friday after me and his dad told him, "Don't you know you a boy, don't do that." Right. You had no business doing it. You were what you came in too as a boy, not no girl. So what happened between senior and junior though? Did they get into it? He was telling him he pushed him and stuff and tell him he's not that. What else happened? I was Listen, I wasn't right there. Nobody I was not right there in the bathroom at first and you know that. And then so dad and him got into it. Yeah. The mother shares her side of the story, explaining how things escalated into a fight. Yelling, screaming. Yeah. Because of that. Oh, because him wearing makeup. Yeah. Okay. And he's he's not doing that. This him right here. I always told him cuz I had Huh. Did Did it get to a point where it became physical or Well, Lamite pushed him and stuff. His dad pushed him and stuff. Okay. And Lite know he's not supposed to be doing that. Um, so from what from what we're understanding is that it was a little bit more than just pushing. I mean, listen, I'm not trying Miss Londa, I've known you a long time and I I've known you even longer. Uhhuh. Listen, like I said, it probably was, but I was not looking at the time my night was turning. I already told him you tried breaking it out of but when I did turn around when you tried Let me ask you this before you answer that. When you tried to break up, did he did Lomax Senior push you out of the way? That's what I'm saying. So he got you out of the way. He He didn't push me. He said no. Yeah. Kind of gave you the Yeah. And I said no. Mike Junior ain't got no business coming telling them nothing. Number one. Number two, he's not gonna be there because I got a eight-year-old in the house. Let me let me stop you just for a second. Hold on. Hold on. Might keep on speaker. Hold on. He does have a right to if he felt that he was harmed, hurt, or endangered to tell an adult. We can agree on that. Okay. He went to a trusted adult that he trusted. Hold on. The mic is so He went to a trusted adult who he trusted and he told this adult. Now, under Florida law, that ain't that ain't the way it went. Hold on. Hold on. Let me finish, baby. Under Florida law, if a student divulges any type of violence, anything or anything, a teacher is required. They're called mandatory reporters. Yeah. The teacher has to notify law enforcement about what happened. So, so Junior went to somebody he could trust and told him what happened. That's how we got involved. Officers remind the mother that discipline never justifies violence, especially when injuries are involved. But she continues to defend her husband's actions. Once once they say, "Hey, this is what happened." And then it gets turned over to us and we have to do our due diligence and make sure that it's not like he came running to us. Yeah. You on speaker. Hey man, man. I got to go get our 8-year-old man. I'm all right. L, what happened Friday at the house? So, what were you arguing over? Cuz he came home with makeup on his face. Okay. Did you Did you guys get into a shoving match? We didn't get into no shoving match. Oh, hold on. Let me let me talk to him. So, no hands were put on each other. Do what he want to do. And I told him you talking about everything. But no matter what, if you're a child, you're not supposed to mouth back out at your kids. I mean, at your parents, you not you supposed to listen to us till you get old enough to the point where you can do stuff what you want to do on your own. And I have 8-year-old and none of that is going on in my house. Yes, ma'am. She's lying. So, she'll she'll call you back in a minute. So, that's why we called J. We're just trying to figure out what's going on cuz we because you know what they say, right? They got what he said, what she said, and then and somewhere in the middle there's got to be some truth to it. At any point did Lomac Jr. show you his lip? He did say Yep. his lip. Okay. Yeah. See where we're going? I'm not Uh-huh. He did. Yeah. It kind of put You know what I'm saying? It kind of puts us in a spot. So, would it be safe to say that when your back was turned or you weren't paying or you were maybe messing with the 8-year-old? I don't know. That there could be a possibility that a smack or punch could have happened to his lip. I don't even know cuz I didn't I didn't even hear it after he showed it to you. Oh. Oh, yeah. He showed me. Yeah. Cuz I didn't even hear he couldn't do that himself that quick. if he did get hit, he might even hear that, you know, like. Right. To make matters worse, she shifts the blame onto her son, even making this comment about the situation. I guess I'm have to um try um I flag homeschooling him cuz he he's not doing that. When he get old enough, he could make his own decision if he chooses. That's your choice. I'm just saying. I'm just saying working here in the schools for a while that's probably going to be low and that's why I didn't come in this morning cuz I said it myself. Yeah. I mean that y'all got too much going on and probably ain't going to be focused on that. Yeah. All right y'all take off. Okay. I gra you let us know. Okay. All right. Even if you just want to shoot, man. You know what I'm saying? You know where my office is, right? Behind the school store. And I I'll make sure Yeah. might get off. Good job. Thanks, mama. Thanks, y'all. We appreciate After speaking with a victim and reviewing the evidence, officers decide to charge the father. [Applause] [Applause] He might not be home or he's inside. He doesn't want to come out. Yeah. Sheriff's office, man. Come out. Come outside, please. Please here. No. No. I don't know. I don't know what they He's not in here. No. No. We're good. You know what time he's going to be home? He's in right now. He's in B. You know where Beno? You know where he works at? Marathon of Beno. Mhm. That's where he works. That's where he's at right now. That's where he's at right now. Okay. Did she just call him or something? Yeah, the officer just called her just to make sure where she was at. Is he coming back this way or what's he doing? Is he going to stay down there? Is ask her is he going to stay out there? Or if he's coming back home or coming back home? Who's he with? He's with your mom. So they're just going to hang out at Marathon in Banell and they have no idea when they're coming back. No. Okay. Well, if they come home, have them call the sheriff's office cuz we have to talk to them. All right. When they locate him, he doesn't try to run but express his anger over the situation. My son lying, man. If I would have hit him, man, his whole jaw paw would be broke, man. I know. He just He just He's just mad cuz he can't do nothing in the house cuz he very disrespectful to her and my kid. You know what I'm saying? And I come in there and tell him I'm not doing no more. I talked to him. Yeah. I yelled at him a little bit over I was mad. But he he just he's just lying, man. Listen to his friends. He's lying, man. We We don't know exactly what happened or what. We don't even know who she didn't talk to. Girlfriend [Music] and they told me to call. Okay. Yeah. All right. out for y'all so you could tell. Okay. Um then I would hit that dude, man. I would have I would have broke his broken thought, man. But like I said, you know, it's not our investigation. We were just asked to come and and speak with you. Okay. We do have a charging affidavit for you. All right. That's from tuning from his investigation. All right, man. So, you do have to come with us for that. So, I got a warrant. Warrant? No, it's a charging affidavit. So whatever whatever I know I know I'm saying whatever tuning's investigation yielded were were charges for that incident that we don't know like we didn't we didn't do that investigation I I not trafficking I I believe I believe it was child abuse and domestic battery. So, like I said, that's totally not like our investigation. We don't know. If you want to do a sworn statement on your own behalf, you can do that. I can't believe. So, said um that's a shame. And then they're just going by what he said. Again, it's it's not we didn't speak to anybody involved. We were just asked to come locate you. You know what I'm saying? Despite his frustration, the officers remain firm, explaining that the investigation has led to enough evidence for his arrest. We just um on the on the DV by strangulation, I don't think there's a bond for tonight. Again, I don't know. We We didn't do that investigation of it. So, child abuse, I don't know if there's a bond for that one either. Um obviously, Oh my god. Aren't you out on bond right now? Yo, I'm out on B already for two years ago, man. I've been working hard. I got a good job and everything. I don't do nothing. No, I feel you. I feel you. So I mean I don't you smoke you want or something or you know we'll work with you but we So like I said if you want to if you want to talk to if you if you want to talk to tuning either not right now obviously but daytime hours or via cell you know phone from the jail or whatnot and give him your side. He said, "I don't know." He said he tried to call you, I guess, and it didn't. It did. Deputy Tuning, ain't about to try to call. I called. I just called. Yeah. So, call my phone. No. And I think if you're already out on bond, they're going to revoke that one. Oh my. That is so messed up. I did off of what they don't even know what is true or not. Like I said, he did the investigation. This was this was not on our end. So, I can't attest to any injuries or any, you know, I have no idea and we'll give you more more details. We appreciate it. It's already had to go down like this. Do you have the charging affidavit right here? It is in the passenger. Can I grab it? See it? Yeah. Alpha 215. So, battery by strangulation and child abuse without great bodily harm. He's arrested and charged with felony battery and child abuse. A no contact order bars him from seeing his son while pleading not guilty. Past legal issues land him a year in jail on a separate case. Number three, brother arrested after fried chicken fight gets out of hand. A family argument over fast food spirals out of control when a man decides to take things too far. What started as a simple dispute over Popeye's chicken quickly turns into a heated exchange. Here's how it all unfolds when police step in to handle the situation. So, um, we just had pulled up. So, I had went in the house and put the food on the counter, which his game is on the counter, I guess. And I guess his game got a couple problems or if you touch the core or something, it'll cut off whatever. So I guess the boss touched the core or whatever which his game she would be on the kitchen table anyways. But that happened. So that's when he went outside and asking my mom about money when she going to give him his money because he needed because his cord cuz people keep touching his cord and all that stuff. And then he was like, "Is it food there?" Mind you, she's even going there with the food and seeing the food on the counter. So now he's basically just going out there to bother her about nothing. So that's when um I had went back I had came outside when it happened and then I had went back in the house and then um that's when he was like, "Oh, I'm going to beat your daughter like I did last time." And then I guess I'm repeating what I was saying when he was playing on me last time. So he was saying that he going to make me say that. He make me say that. So your daughter. No. No. That's what I said. Uhhuh. And then that's when um Oh, that's when he was like, "Oh, you're not gonna ever get your baby back and I'll beat your just keep threating me basically. Just keep making threats." So that's when I had got the chicken from out the house and brought it to the car where my mama was at. So mom was like, "Um, why did you bring chicken out here and all that stuff?" I was like, "Because he said he can put his hands on me and all that stuff." So that's when um me and him was just having a little back and forth talking about stuff. He was talking about something, oh, you ain't pay for it. And I was like, "Oh, you're not going to be disting." So that's when mom's like, "Well, just go and get him go in the box, give him a couple piece of chicken." So he The sister shares her side of the story, explaining how a simple argument over chicken escalated quickly. So as I was doing that, he was standing on this side and I was on the other side of the car. Yeah. So um I was going in the back and a piece of chicken. I mean about three piece of chicken. So I guess I wasn't doing it fast enough, whatever. So he went around to where I was at and he snatched the bag out my hand, made all chicken go on the ground. And then I guess he seen that the chicken fell on the ground. So he started picking up all the chicken off the ground and throwing it at me, throwing it at her car, inside her car. And then as I was going in the house to go get my phone, come said to call you all. And that's when he start. What do you want us to do? I don't know. He don't he don't he can't keep putting his hands on somebody cuz he going to keep thinking that's okay. Okay. Mama probably ain't going to want him to go to jail. But that you don't do that when you I mean I agree but you guys can handle it yourselves. Or if like are you going to press charges and go to court if that's where it goes? You want to press charges on your brother and him? I wanted to last time I wanted to do that because he put his head on me with beating me with stuff making bite marks on me and all that stuff. He Okay. But today I don't I don't know cuz if I do that the mom going to be talking come out get mad trying to put me out and doing all that. You all live here? Huh? You all live here? Yes, we all live here. Okay. Where's your mom at? In the house. Uhhuh. All right. Do you want to hang out out here? Yeah. I'm going have a little change my clothes cuz I got chicken and dirt all over me. Okay. Just give me a second. Let me just take some photos of it before you wash it off. Is everything on the back? Yes. I was And what did he throw at you? because he ripped the chicken out my hand and it was a chicken. Yes. Oh, you can go over there. There's chicken all day in the car everywhere. What is all this? What? This? Yeah. Probably dirt or chicken? Oh, I see. So, he was throwing the chicken. You throw like mashed potatoes or anything? I don't I don't know. Oh, okay. No, it was just chicken and All right. Yeah, I can see it probably bust open. Oh, okay. Just busted open. Yeah, I can just see it's like all over. When officers confront the brother, they try to deescalate the situation and get his version of events. Thank you. I didn't do you because you could have prevented all of this. You could have grabbed the bag from her, bro. You did it. You could have said, "Give me so you and I ain't [ __ ] Nothing at all." Stop with your mom. I beat this girl over. Mr. Medley, let's calm this down. Let's step out here so we can talk with the investigator and we'll go from there. Okay, sound good? Don't do anything like Ron. We're not I'm not interested. We're just talking. You're obviously not in handcuff. Sit on the footsteps. You ain't got no weapons, right? Talking all that crazy stuff. You ain't got no weapons, right? Mr. Medley, I'm going to be honest with you. Don't reach. I'm not going to reach. You have a weapon? I might have to worry if I get arrested. That's why this is my wallet. Well, we're going to make sure just because you're going to put that going to jail. Transm back. You bro, y'all got never come back here again. I never come back here again. I'll never come back here again, bro. Y'all so fake, bro. Bro, you like to make things worse, don't you? No, I don't. No, y'all arrest me for no reason. If we stand you up, are you going to calm down? Yes, sir. I swear to God. My wrist. My wrist, obviously. Yes. I'll stand up and not do nothing. I swear. All right. Well, stop tensing up. Roll on your side. Stand up. Roll on your side. My right. My right wrist. I'll speed my right wrist. Bring your leg in. Bring your leg. As they try to arrest him, he resists and complains, making the situation worse for himself. Bring your leg in. My right wrist. All right, please. Your right wrist. All right, bring your knees up. Where? Up behind you by the house. I do it over there. Stand up. Bring your knees up so we can stand you up. Hold on. My hands hurt so bad. My knees hurt so bad. Get up now. You ready? All right. Bring your knees up to your belly. [Applause] Can you bend your leg? I'm trying. All right. Ready? Rolling. Doney stand up. Can you stand up or No, you can't. I'll put you back down. What's wrong with your leg? We're going to walk you to his car. Okay. Put your shoes on. Well, I got him. Can you give my mom my wallet to my mom? Yeah. You okay? ID, huh? ID. No, I fire department. Come check them. Okay. Where's your wallet at? All right. We're going to have to come check you out. You don't have anything on you? Your legs hurt. Inside the patrol car, he's read his rights and asked about his side of the story. Watch your knee. All right, I'm going to read your rights. 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 a lawyer and to have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. You cannot afford to hire a lawyer. One will be appointed to represent you. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements to understand your rights. All right. What happened with the chicken? Long story short, before um before uh all the stuff started, I was on the game. She put food on my game. We got an argument over Where was your game? On the counter. Okay. Cuz I don't have nowhere to put it. But uh What kind of game? Xbox. But she put it on my court. We got an argument over it. She brought the chicken outside. I supposed to get some chicken. I haven't gotten it yet. And I told my mom like multiple times, can you just pass me the chicken before I go in and take the chicken? Like the bags in the chicken. And um she was handing me out um pizza chicken already. I didn't um want that chicken. I want the other type of chicken. And she grabbed um I was trying to take the bag. She wouldn't let me get the bag. I wasn't snatching the bag. I was trying to get the bag. She was like yanking away from me. Then we had a yank over it and she purposely threw it on the ground. That's when I got mad cuz there's no more food to eat and I threw the chicken at her. All right. That's all I did to her. So you threw the chicken at her? Yeah. You throwing rocks at her afterwards? No, I didn't hit her. There's no rocks. Just only chicken. Two pieces of chicken. Two pieces. There was chicken all over the ground when we came out here. Because it fell on the ground. I only threw two at her. Okay. Where did it hit her? On her arm. Her arm. And I missed the second one. Once he realizes he's actually being taken in, his entire attitude changes. He starts pleading, trying to convince the officers that it shouldn't be a big deal. Uhhuh. Uh, I heard you made statements that you don't want to go to jail. cuz it's it's over chicken over me throwing chicken at her. I get that, but how ridiculous is it to throw chicken? I know it's ridiculous, but I haven't ate all day. Well, now you just made it worse, right? I know, but I don't even care anymore. Like, I I don't Okay, there's nothing I can do. They don't care. She clearly cuz you're going to jail, huh? You made saying you want to harm yourself cuz you're going to jail. I wouldn't even mean it. I was just saying I'm cool now. Just Okay. Why'd you have the knife on you? Cuz I thought, well, before y'all first got called, they was saying I'm going to go to jail for throwing chicken at her. I didn't want to go to jail again. So, I was going to commit to go to jail again. That's what I was thinking. I wasn't going to do that. Uh-huh. It was that knife right there. Yes, ma'am. I wasn't using that to harm nobody. I get that. But making statements like that to harm yourself, that's concerning. Okay. Yeah, I know. All right, we're going to have FD come out here to check out your legs and make sure you're okay. All right. Do you normally have issues like that? Uh this morning, all morning I had cramps all in my leg. Like muscle cramps and stuff. That's about it. Okay. But you can usually walk normal. Usually, yeah. Okay. All right. All right, just give me a second. All right, watch your leg. You don't really want to. Why would you say that then? Why would you say that, man? Watching baseball. I know. I was trying to make it cuz I don't I don't want to go to jail again. I just don't want to go to jail. Listen, stop throwing chicken at your sister, bro. Come on. Just if she's annoying you, just just go, you know. You think I want to take you to jail for going to throwing chicken? You could just go and get out. His tough guy act disappears completely as he realizes there's no way out of the situation. Before being taken to jail, he complains about leg pain. So officers have him medically checked out at the hospital. But I have to know you. I'm really not like for real. If anything, I'll just go back in there. My auntie's picking me up anyway cuz Yeah, you either go to jail or get back. I'm have to do 33 days for that. No, not 33 days. You probably out tomorrow. Yeah, we'll be out tomorrow. You sure? Cuz the last female officer said that and I did 33 days. That's cuz you didn't you whack your sister with that stick or something like that? No, not a chicken. No, no, no, no, not today. I'm talking about a while ago. Couple months ago. Couple month. No, I didn't whack her with no stick or nothing else. Listen, I Okay, you bit her. Why your sister? Cuz she bit me. She's 17. Just leave her be. Come on. No. Oh, cuz she broke my um she threw my game down. That's all right. Listen, you're going to get bait corrected. I'm going to let the doctor decide. Okay. All right. You just can't be saying that. So, with the um if the doctor say everything's fine, then what? Just tell the doctor how you really feel. If you're really feeling you don't want to live anymore, tell her that though. What? Arrest me. Yeah. Either way, you got to go down there. Okay. But listen, just if you want if you're telling me you're not there 3 days again. It's a misdemeanor battery charge. You threw a chicken thigh at your sister. You think I want to take you to jail for this? No. No, I have I honestly have better stuff I got to do, but I have to for the state of Florida. All right, it's domestic related. Well, I think the stretcher's coming. You need it? You need another one. All right. Here, have a seat. Yeah, you got to go to the hospital. Your leg is His actions have led to an arrest and he's now facing a battery charge. Number two, this guy's day went from bad to disastrous after losing his job. A man gets fired from a BMW dealership, but instead of leaving, he decides to make things worse for himself. Officers arrived to handle the situation after reports that he's refusing to leave. Don't tase me. Okay. Why' I do that? Huh? Why' I do that? I enabled I got falsely tased by the police. Oh, well, you met a good cop today. So, that was good. What's going on today? Uh, I'm I'm being I have enough evidence to show Hey, come shop. We're going to talk right here. I I I was I was just fired. Yeah. I'm sorry about that. No, no, no. I'm I'm actually not fired. I I'm actually letting Bobby go. Well, you you were you were let go. He was let go. Correct. Okay. All right. Do you Does he need to leave? Yes. Okay. Do you have stuff you need to grab when we get going? Why? Because you're fired. That's why they called me here. They said you're This is illegal, though. Okay. Well, that's something that you can try to civily sue them for. Okay. But right now, they're letting you go. So, they want you off the premises. And I'm just here to make sure everything stays peaceful. Everything is peaceful, obviously. Okay. All righty. Well, let's get your stuff and uh get you going your way. I I belong here, sir. Okay. Well, not anymore. So, uh illegally. Where where is your stuff at? My my my toolbox is inside. Okay. Does uh this gentleman here know where your toolbox is? Okay. Could you go grab it for him? Thank you. It's a big box. I have I have enough illegal evidence that that BMW has been doing this to this dealership. It's 90° in this shop. BMW is required to have AC and it's ridiculous. Well, that's something that you'd have to take to court and go against BMW. So otherwise, we're going to get your stuff and we're going to get out of here. They call me because you they were claiming that you might have been a little bit unruly or unhappy and they were a little afraid. So the man continues to argue, claiming he has the right to stay. The officers remain patient, giving him several opportunities to leave peacefully. That's why I'm here. So let's go get your stuff. I would prefer to sit in the south or something. No. At this point, you are you're not if you're not working here, it's time to be going. I I I do work. No, they let you go, my man. Here, sit down with me, officer. H I'm good, man. My butt's too big for that. Sheriff, what uh what are we doing here? I I I'm I'm just I I have rights to be here. I have not done anything wrong. What's your rights to be here? I have not done anything wrong. I I've worked I've been working on this car. I just took the car out. He's preventing me from from what? This dealership is illegal. Okay. Well, this is not something we can debate right now. I have no say in any of that. What I am here for is that since you have been let go, they now want you out of here. If you continue to stay here, you're trespassing. So, I don't want to go that route. Trespassing. This is my box. Okay. Well, I don't want to go that route. So, if we can do things peacefully, then we can come back and get your box peacefully, all that stuff. But right now, you got to go. Are you going to arrest me off? If you don't leave, yeah, and I don't want to do that. I got much bigger fish to fry. You know what I'm saying? I I mean, I'm not a bad person. I don't think you are. All right. I guess we all get to sit in this hot shop. Well, no. I'm going to give you about 2 minutes and uh if we're not walking out by then, I'm going to put you in handcuffs and you're going to be uh arrested for trespassing. Really? Would that be okay? Okay. They don't want you here. You're verbally trespassing. Perfect. So, Justin, what are we going to do, man? I don't I don't want to be here dealing with this. I don't want to bother you. Despite being warned multiple times, he still doesn't take them seriously. Tire pressure gau. No, it's not tire pressure. Oh, for the air. It's a temperature gauge. Yeah. What do you want me to do with this? Read it. Okay. Yeah, it's 90°. It's hot. Yeah, it is. It's a warehouse job. This isn't a warehouse job. Okay. What What are we doing here? Cuz I'm not going to be the judge that actually helps you. You'd have to go to a civil court for that. Okay. Okay. 84B is my backup. Close. All right. Are we leaving or are you going to handcuff? What are we doing? This is it. Your last warning. Honestly, I I'm I'm not trespassing. I have not done anything wrong, officer. Okay. Are we getting up and walking out or are you going with me? It's your last chance with me. I've been cool with you this whole time. I've been talking to you like absolutely. Okay. So, we're leaving or not? Cuz you're probably from jail. That's all it is. It's just going to make you [ __ ] a lot worse. You know what I'm saying? I'm not trespassing you. Okay. Well, they have verbally trespassed you. I'm going to issue a written trespass form. And I have told you I've told you several times if you do not leave I'm going to have to arrest you for trespassing. And I don't want to do that. Either way you're leaving. So whether or not you go home on your own or whether or not you go to jail with me. I want you to know everyone is safe here. Officer. Great. Everyone everyone in this dealership is safe. All right. So you getting arrested or not? You want to go to jail or you want to go home? I do not want to go. All right, let's walk out here. Even when given a final warning to walk out, he stays put. The officer asks if he really wants to go to jail over this, but the man acts like he's in control. They give you a half opportunity. I I I respect both of you all. Yeah, but man, I told you you got to get cops. So, what are we doing? Are we We need to walk out. You need to get up right now or I'm going to arrest you. I'm I'm done trying to convince you. I've been trying to convince you for 5 minutes. I'm giving you more than enough grace. You understand that? That yes, it is too hot in here. I understand that, but that's not something I can do anything about. I have told you multiple times the router routing. This is me moving the car out to win. You all free to go. Let's go home, man. I know it sucks, dude. I hate it. I mean, getting fired. I've been fired for it. All right. Not from here, but I'm not fired. Okay. All right. All right, man. Stand up. Okay. No. Put your hand back. Okay. You will go. You will go down face first. Stop. Stop. Put your hand behind your back. I promise. Stop. Please. No. Please. Put your hand behind your back. Please direct. We're temple. All right, I'll leave. What did he say? I'll leave. You're right. You will leave. Yeah. Oh, these could have been the lawyers. Yeah. Been talking this whole time, man. I don't want to do this. Stand up. Stand up. Come on. And just like that, his stubborn competence shifts to absolute regret in seconds. Just a light. Huh? Is that just a light? C Can you bring me home? Nope. No, man. You're going to jail. You have You got plenty of time to eat. What? No. That's it, man. He was talking to me long before I even got. You told them when you're 15. Yeah. Thanks. Pick her up. Nothing crazy in your shoes or nothing, right? I'm not going to search them, but if you bring into the jail, you get in trouble for it. You're not going to bring anything in, right? Am I honestly going to jail? Yep. Yeah, man. I don't know how many times I had to warn you. I don't want to do this, man. I'd rather be doing something a little more useful, right? Nothing in your shoes, correct? Do you have anything in your shoes? If you bring socks to the jail, it's going to be a felony on top of the charge that you already got. So, do you have anything on your shoes? Mhm. Okay, I guess we got to search them. Cool. Go ahead and sit down. Wait, search what? Your your shoes. I don't have anything. You don't have anything? Go ahead and kick them off. Yep. All right. Go ahead and sit down. Sit down. Keep your seat belt on, please, in case we get t-boned. I will look at him before we leave. Okay. As he's taken to the patrol car, he tries one last move, bringing his handcuffs to the front, thinking he can change the situation. What are you doing? If you're putting your hands in front of you, that's another charge. Oh. What are you doing? Ow. Officer, please. Can you What are you doing, my man? Why are you bringing your handcuffs in front? Because that's another charge. You can't do that. You can't do that. It's against the law. All right. I didn't do it. Take him off. Hey, Boozy. Can you come back out here for a sec? All right. Go have a seat. Thank you, sir. St. Petersburg police knows better. St. Petersburg police knows better. St. Petersburg police knows better. St. Petersburg police. Let's go. St. Petersburg police. Let's go. I love St. Petersburg police. I love St. Petersburg police because they know how to do their job. St. Petersburg police knows how to do their job. I got falsely tased in Naples. St. Petersburg police didn't tase me. They're not criminals. Black lives matter. All lives matter. My ex-girlfriend used to hump my dog. Used to do what? Hump my dog and used to let her little kid do it, too. And she used to run around the house naked with her kid in the house and rub her naked body all over her kid. Disgusting. Instead of walking away with just his job loss, he now faces charges of criminal trespassing and resisting arrest. Number one, disruptive man sparks mayhem at the airport. A man at the airport tries to act tough with the police, but things don't go the way he expects. It starts when he attempts to enter a restricted area before his flight. Officers stop him and explain that he can't go past security until the proper time. Instead of following the rules, he gets frustrated and refuses to listen. Dad, hey buddy, do you remember me from before? Yeah. You mind coming with me? We'll talk. No, I don't care if you shoot me, sir. I'm not going to do that. Hey, no. No, no, no. You got me all wrong. You got me all wrong. I just want to talk. You got me all wrong. I want to go back there. Well, you can't go back there. No one can go back there. The only way you're going to be able to go back there is if you wait until the proper time for your flight. You're going to New York, right? Ain't no ain't no trans ain't no transportation. The they layovers and stuff. They having layovers and stuff. But hey, it is what it is, man. I don't care if they wherever they go, man. I'm trying to get to New York. I understand. You got a ticket, right? Huh? You got a ticket, right? Yeah, I got a ticket. Yeah. So, you're going to go tomorrow. You just got to wait, man. That's all. You got your ticket. I saw your ticket before. We talked before. Here, come with me. Let's talk. We're going to make sure you get to New York. All right. I got to find my ticket. All right. Well, let's go find it then. I don't care anymore, man. This is right, man. This ain't right, man. It It's not open yet. That's the problem. This ain't n The babies, man. The babies, man. The babies. You're all right, Fred. Maybe you should just go with the nice officer. Hey, come on. Let's Let's talk. I ain't going to bother you, man. I just want to talk to you. That's all. You're not. You want a snack? It might be poison. It ain't. I appreciate it. Thank you, sir. Don't worry. They're really good. They're little pee things. Horrible snack, man. My favorite man is crazy, man. We I'm gonna help you out. All right. What's your first name? Eric. Eric. All right. My name is Jason. You can call me Officer Jason. All right. Jason, man. All right. I'm going to take I'm going to take care of you, man. His behavior starts to raise concerns, but the officers remain patient, trying to reason with him. So, look, would you mind having a seat? So, what you how you going to take care of me? How am I going to take care of you? You trying to get to New York, right? Yeah. All right. What you going to do alligator? No, dude. No, it ain't like that. No, man. It ain't like that at all. Probably. It's not like that at all. Hey, let me ask you. Are you from New York? I was living there the last few years. Where? In New York City or Long Island? Where? Where you from? Huh? Where are you from? Long Island. New York City. Yeah. Which one? from both of them. Both of them. Okay. I'm from there, too. So, we got that in common. Mhm. All right. So, look, what time is your flight tomorrow? Did you find your ticket? 12. 12. Okay. See, right now it's only 11:15 at night. So, you got a long time before your flight. So, the reason why they didn't want you to go all Yo yo yo yo yo, shoot me. I'm not going to Yo, he's I don't care if he shoots me. Get over here. Get over here. Get over here. Give me that gun. No. No. No. Get down. Get down. Get out of [Applause] the ground. That's what it's for. Put your hands behind your back. some moves. Play tricks on me. Playing tricks on me with that mother training day. Well, that was unexpected. Even after being restrained, he keeps resisting. He yells and struggles, but the officers don't let up. My family playing tricks on me. Going to do from the get. No, you made this happen. I ain't made nothing. Yes, you did. Kids making making that happen. EMS around my 43 to base. Go ahead and start me up EMS, please. I know my computer. Of course my of course of course my only got one family. I know what all y'all look like. This is why this should have been dealt with on day shift. Yep. Man, this ain't fair, man. Dude, just stop talking. You're getting on my nerves. No, I don't care, man. Touch me. Whatever you want to do. I don't care, man. No, you did that. You sucker punched me. Cuz you touched me. I didn't touch you at all. We were talking. He got you in the lip. Yeah. EMS to check you out. Is that your stuff right there? No, that's his snack that he threw at me before he attacked me. that my my Mexican and my new boy that I got with Tamika, my 2-year-old. So, he's going to have to have a mental evaluation. Yeah, I know. This ain't fair, Lord. My babies, man. Young E, my Mexican from Houston, Texas. That is the second one y your to me. And and you all right? Yeah. Jeremiah tips off. And what's his name? I forget J. And J. You okay? Yeah. My [ __ ] He knocked me. Well, yeah. I see you. As officers try to assess the situation, this happens. I go get your lip checked out before we take him out. No, check. You can check him. It's fine. We got to deal with him first. Right now, you're the most important thing. I appreciate it, but I had it under control. He was sitting down. He was complying. Yeah, I saw. And before I knew it Oh, you saw it happen? Yeah, I was running I was I was steady yelling at you, taser, taser, taser. Yep. Yeah, I didn't hear you. Yeah, he was sitting down. We were talking. Man, I was trying to let him know that we couldn't let him through until the check line opened. He threw a snack at me. He jumped up and went for the swing. Yeah, I saw him. I was coming around. That's why I started running. Well, I sat there. I ran outside. I was knocked over a baby in her stroller. I'm pretty sure you'll see me running and almost took that baby out. I wanted to take him down with my hands before I pulled my taser. That taser is that's what it's for. I mean, I know. Oh boy. Here we go. Put your little ass every time. You are playing with the wrong guy tonight. You hear me? You see how fast that was? I can make it a little bit quicker next time. Hey, should I get the leg shackles upstairs? I got some in my car if I need. Okay. I might be old, a little chubby, but I'll still put somebody on their ass real quick. You understand me? Let's stand up. Let's try that one more time. You want to be treated like a human, right? Let's keep it that way. The next time you try that, you're going to be hog tied like an animal. Got me? So, if EMS doesn't want to transport him, I'm going to need you to take him out to the hospital. Okay. Get him evaluated. If they say he's all good and he can be released, take him to Chadam. Okay. But hopefully EMS take you to Chad who you Chadam County jail where you can spend a couple of days. Um, I didn't do nothing. If EMS will transport, you can follow him out there and just wait on the evaluation. Okay. Um, his attempt at intimidation has completely failed. And now he's just making things worse for himself. If it comes back, actually, mind tricks. Take a look at this real quick. This is what you did. Ain't no mind tricks here. This has all happened because of you. Mind tricks with with my kids. I don't know if that I don't know nothing about your kids. I didn't say nothing about your kids. I don't know if that lady that lady said they got killed kid. My baby boy. Oh my god. What do I bother? Watch him real good. Let me hold said my baby I heard a gunshot. So I still was going to catch that flight. Oh, you ain't catching that flight now. When they get here, if they don't, you take him out there and I'll tell you where to go. Get him evaluated. If they release him and say he don't need to go anywhere, you take him straight to shadow. Huh? You can't do that if if you took me to the hospital. I got a mental health. You sure do. I got mental health issues. You can't take me to jail if if EMS say uh I'm going to be free. That's a big I have a mental health issue, sir. Why you got to put your hand in my I don't feel like hearing it. That's That's I think we already I've already proved you I'm not I'm not a girl. Let them check you out first cuz they can't do an evaluation. I have a Okay. Hey fellas, what's up? Is a mental health subject whacked me in the face pretty good. Uh said if you guys check out my lip and All right. Um knocked my teeth I don't know if my I don't know. I got to check my teeth out or something like that. I don't know. All right. Well, you want to like hold your gum up like this? Yeah, sure. Your tooth's still there? Yeah. No, I know it's still there. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I mean, I'm not going to like wiggle your tooth or anything. No, that's fine. Does it feel like uh feel loose? No. Does it feel loose? You lose consciousness? No, nothing like that. Okay. I just split my lip, I'm sure. Well, EMS is going to come. Yeah. Okay. Is there anything you want us to uh to do? Uh, okay. In the end, all that aggression didn't help him. Instead of getting his way, he finds himself restrained, surrounded by officers, and facing serious charges. Yeah. How about this guy? Is that the other guy that Yeah, you hit me in the face. Is he uh me checking out? Uh, hey, right. Does he need to be checked out? I put my taser on him, but I didn't have to either transport him or we have to. He needs a psych. Okay. Well, EMS probably ain't going to transport him if he need I mean y'all. Yeah. They transport 1013. So, they're We'll get with them when they get here. If they want, then they won't and we'll take him. Yeah. Either way, our policy, we got to call him. I got you. Okay. Um, I'm not messing with him. Yeah. So, yeah, he's highly asked. Do you want us to get your vitals or anything or No, I don't think that's necess I mean, unless that you guys are professionals, not me. I mean, you look fine, but it's up to you. It's just the pain of my mouth. He's eventually hit with aggravated battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. We've reached the end of the video, folks. Maybe next time they'll think twice before trying to intimidate the cops.