On May 5th, 2025, [music] officers responded to a trespassing call and attempted to detain a man. The situation took a shocking and unexpected turn. >> How are you, sir? >> Officer Stevens Police Department. Do me a favor. Take a seat. >> Right now, you're trespassing. >> Oh, I'm sorry, man. >> Right. You're being detained. Just go and take a seat for me. >> All right. >> Are these people with you? >> No, not at all. >> No. No. Okay. Just take a seat for me, bro. What's going on? Take a seat and I'll let you know. Okay. >> What's going on? So, >> you see that sign right there, bro? >> No. I'm sorry, man. My dog was just using the bathroom, man. >> Okay, I'll get you. Do you have an ID on you? >> Yeah, man. I do. >> Can you grab that for me? >> Yeah, sure. >> Just stay seated. >> All right. >> Stay seated. You're going to be placing it, man. >> I appreciate you. The suspect fled on foot, entered an elderly woman's home, took her hostage, and called 911. Get a hold of her. You good? >> Yeah, we good. I got the scrape on my >> hand. Stop at the edge of the wall here. team is in place. >> Danny, apartment three is a police department. >> Come to the front door. >> Danny, apartment three. This is a police department. Come out to me. Can you get to the front door? >> No response. You might have to move a little bit closer. >> Put a move up to the door. Hold there and then try to open it. >> Yeah. >> You hold here. >> 21. >> Danny, police department, come to the front door. >> Back up a little bit. >> Danny, police department, come out to me. You need to open the front door and give up. Man, you're not going anywhere. >> Listen [clears throat] to me. Don't hurt her. >> Back up. Back up. >> Bobby, I know you're scared, man, but I can help you if you listen to me. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Please don't be Please don't be Please don't beat me up. Please don't be Please don't be Please don't beat me. Please don't be Please don't be my ass. Please don't beat my ass. Please don't be my ass. Please don't beat my ass. Yes, sir. Please don't beat my ass. Please don't be Please don't beat my ass. I just I don't I don't I don't I don't I don't I have nothing. I have nothing. I have nothing. I have nothing. I have nothing. I have nothing. Let me get someone. Please don't be mad. >> Hello. >> Hey. >> Did the other officer talk to you about just not going through the trash or anything right now? >> Like I want to clean this up. >> Yeah. Just give us a minute. I know. Is that your phone or is that his phone? >> That's it. >> That's his phone. Okay. [cough] >> He said that he had a >> he had text his daughter. >> Uhhuh. And his daughter told her, "Just turn yourself in." >> Yeah. >> And that's when he called the 911 dispatcher. >> Okay. You were in here with all that. >> Yeah. He called the 9 He dialed it in there and he the dispatcher came on the line. >> Mhm. >> And um told him just to turn himself in. He goes, "Well, I don't want to get beaten." >> That's the thing. I don't want to get beat up. >> Yeah. >> So, >> I know it's scary. I mean, we don't want to hurt anybody either, but we don't want them to hurt you. >> Yeah. >> That was our concern. Usually what I normally do is I have a little jar with um with stones in it >> and I just prop my door about yay wide for my cats >> so they can go in and out and then all of like I said all of a sudden this fool comes in. I'm like >> who the hell are you? I don't even know you. But >> and he was out of breath. He was of course running. >> He didn't do anything to hurt you or anything. >> No. >> Go ahead. >> Nothing. >> Um do you know where my dog went to? I'm sorry. Sorry for running from you. I I don't know where your dog went, brother. What uh what is it? What does your dog look like? >> Her name's Stevie, man. Stevie Rayon. >> Stevie. What kind of dog is it? Chihuahua. >> No, she she's she's part part Yorkie. Uh her mother her mother. I need you to call her mother, please, and tell her where she where you what color is. >> She's a gray. She She's gray. She's gray. Uh um um she she's a gray uh brown. You know, she has colors in her ears that are like a a mint pin. Like a like a mint pin. And on her front the front, she likes real scruffy like like uh uh uh >> how do I explain it? >> Well, here. Let me let me just read you these real quick, right? Okay. Like you see on TV, these are Miranda rightites, okay? Cuz you're in handcuffs. You're in a car, right? I'm just going to read you this. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court. You have the right to talk with an attorney before and during questioning and have that attorney present with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you at no cost to you before any questioning. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights? >> I do, man. I do. And you know what? >> Would you like to talk to me if I have questions? >> Uh, I mean, yeah, sir. I mean, I just >> I I [clears throat] just >> So, the other officer said that like you maybe like dropped or threw your dog. Where was that at? >> Is it the DK? >> The gas station was over there. >> Yeah. I'll try to have somebody go look, man. But everybody's here right now and so it's been a minute. So, um, we'll have to have somebody go over there and look. >> I need to call her call her mother. Her name is Jacqueline. Go. Uh, can you get down and know her number? So, that way she can come right away because >> that's your girl, Jacqueline. >> No, no, that that's just her mother. This is her. >> She own the dog or what? >> Well, yeah. >> That's her mama. Okay. >> Yeah. She's going to kill me, dude. Like, I'm not supposed >> Jacqueline Garcia. Oh, >> you have permission to enter? >> Sure. >> Are you okay now? >> Are you Is everything all right? >> I'm fine. >> Do you have any injuries? >> No, I don't. I just >> So, what happened when you were in here [clears throat] with him? [laughter] >> I was cooking and I normally leave my door propped so my cats can go in and out. >> Okay. >> Uh I think that's his phone. That's not mine. >> All right. >> Um and then this is his. >> So everything that's his we'll we'll leave for now. We're going to have a crime scene CSI come take photographs and stuff. Okay. >> How was he not letting you leave? >> Um he had come in and he had closed the door and locked it. >> The knob. >> So I went back in here and I said, "You need to leave because you were uninvited, >> right?" >> And he refused. He goes, "The cops are after me. I'm running from them from 7 to 11." I don't know what he's talking about 7 to 11, but okay. >> Um he came in. He didn't have any shoes on. Then he took his jacket off. And then um after he took his jacket off, he threw it in the floor in the kitchen. And then on his right pants pocket, he started dumping things into my white trash can. >> Okay. >> I don't know what what it was, but >> you have permission to go through your trash can. >> Yeah, go for it. And then he was in here with me. I don't know. He got into some cookies or something. >> Was he saying anything to you? >> Um that he was just he has a that he had a warrant for his arrest. He um asked to use my phone to call his daughter and I told him no. Um and I what I did is I texted my um >> do permission to search for my um >> that was a [ __ ] thing. >> My neighbor and I asked him, "Can you call 911?" And he goes, "Who you calling?" I said, "Oh, my husband. I'm not married, but I said my husband." And he's gonna be here any minute. So he was in here. He kept pacing pacing. He opened the the store was open and he's like, "Officer, I know you're over there." "No, no, no." I was like, "Dude, chill out." >> But he, you know, he goes, "Then he called 911." He goes, "I want to be able to turn myself in properly, but I don't want to be um beaten in the process." >> And that's what he told the dispatcher. So, the dispatcher was on the phone with him while folks were banging on the door and he's trying to talk to the dispatcher. Officer is like, "Open the doorbell." So, um, the dispatcher called me back on my phone >> and she asked me just to go out the back door. So, that's what I did. I just put some shoes on and went out the back door. >> Well, I'm glad you're okay. >> I'm fine. It's just that I was telling the officer that we took the information. He said, you [snorts] know, he started to get really on my nerves, but um I had to chill out because I have a pacemaker in place. >> Gotcha. Do you want me to come look at you? >> No, I'm good. I'm good. >> Anything in the house damaged that you can see? >> He just mainly stayed in this area. I he I offered him. Did >> he take Did he take anything of value or consume anything? >> No, >> nothing. >> Nothing. He just like I was saying, he was doing this and throwing things in like four different times. He took some stuff and he put it in there. So, I don't know what's in there. >> And you're Bobby, right? >> Yeah. My name's Bobby, man. Bobby Chavis, man. Like, I'm not like I'm not I'm not a bad dude, man. Like, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I I I am I'm sorry that I made you guys like pissed off by not opening the door. I know you guys feel like >> you didn't piss me off, dude. I was just worried. >> I told the lady I was like I was like, "Look, I've never done this. Like I'm so sorry. I I I have mental health problems. I'm not like uh um like like I'm not a bad dude, man. Like >> when's the last time you used you smoked?" >> Two days ago, man. Two days ago. And like I I don't I don't smoke like a whole lot, but like I I smoke >> some blues or what? >> Yeah. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Like I don't know how that methodone thing goes inside the the the the >> Are you getting methadone or suboxin or anything? >> Nothing that man, man. See, I I didn't want to do it, but I want I wanted to turn myself in, man. Um because like I've been on the run for for over a year, man. Like I I don't That means I'm not >> You've been on the run from what, brother? >> From uh pre-trial pre-trial services. >> Did you not check in with your PO or what? >> Yeah. Yeah, that was it. And it was just because like I that was that was dirty. That was it. Like and I mean this is dirty, man. >> That's his jacket. So I don't know if you guys want to dispose of it. I don't need it. >> Unlock it. You got a cigarette, brother. >> What are a good choice for? >> So right now it looks like I am dealing with you throwing the dog at the officer. So that's going to be battery on a peace officer. Okay. Uh, as far as I'm aware, it's also going to be resisting evading for running from the officer when he told you to sit down. Uh, possibly breaking and entering for coming in this lady's house. Possibly false imprisonment. Okay. >> And the warrants that you have. Okay. >> They're confirmed, too. >> The Yeah. So, the warrants are already confirmed. You are under arrest, my man. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, I understand that. I understand the warrants. A good Samaritan brought the dog to animal welfare where staff contacted the owner who will soon be reunited with their pup. The young female dog is healthy and doing well. The suspect now faces his original felony warrants along with new charges of false imprisonment and battery on a peace officer.