Get out of the car. >> Hey, bro. Listen to me. >> Don't Don't get in the Don't Don't >> Put your hands >> Don't put your hands on my throat. >> Step out or I'm going to remove you. >> You guys already went this far, so remove me. >> You want to be removed? You're under arrest. >> What's up? I'm going to put your hands behind your >> Some people think acting tough will get them what they want. These encounters prove otherwise. Here are cases when cops shut down wannabe tough guys fast. Husband pushes his wife to call 911. On October 12th, 2024, [music] officers arrived at a home after receiving a report that a woman had been assaulted by her husband. Here's what happened when officers arrived. >> I don't sorry. I did I told lady that I was trying to find a place to sleep. I'm scared to sleep in my car alone. I got my blanket, but he won't leave me alone. He keeps He keeps going and going. I was asleep. I started falling asleep. He pushed me and said, "Wake up." What? And I told him he started ever since you guys left. And I kept telling him, "Robin, the guy said if you don't leave me alone, said this is going to happen. Please stop. Please stop. Please let me go to sleep." And he keeps coming and go going to the bedroom, slamming the door. Now, he's telling me, "You need You need telling me you're having all the cops and all this other stuff, saying nasty nasty stuff. And I told him, I said, "Robin, please just leave me alone. He won't leave me alone. He won't stop. And I don't know why. I asked him please, and he did He smoked, I guess, in the backyard. And then he came into the room where he He just keeps going. He won't leave me alone. And I don't know what to do. >> Did your brother see any of this, or >> Yeah, when I was leaving the house, my brother was awake, and he said, "Oh my god." He said, "Where are you going?" I said, "I had to leave cuz he won't leave me alone." He says, "I keep hearing him slamming the door, slamming the door." >> Okay. >> He just won't stop. I don't know what to do about it. I mean, I was going to go sleep somewhere, but I don't even know where to go. I'm afraid to go anywhere. I don't want to drive this thing. I'm too tired. I shouldn't be driving. I'm just tired. >> What do you want us to do for you tonight? >> I want you to get him out of here, away from me. >> Are you wanting to sign a complaint on him? >> I will. >> Okay. >> I'm tired of him. He won't stop. >> Okay. >> The officer first asks the woman to describe exactly what happened between her and her husband. >> Did he shove you? Did he hit you? Or >> He pushed me while I was in bed. >> Did he push you? >> He He He pushed me in my back. He said, "Get up." that. Cuz he could He could hear me. He was starting to fall asleep. >> Okay. Do you want to fill out a statement for us and everything? >> Yeah, I will. >> Do you have any injuries or anything like that? >> No, he just pushed me and said, "Get up." He didn't want me to sleep. I know what he did. He was starting to hear me fall asleep, and he just wanted to start up. He knows if I'm sleeping, he can't yell at me cuz I won't hear him. >> Okay. >> And I told him, "Please stop. Just please stop. That's all I want you to do." I thought he was going to go in his chair and go to sleep cuz I heard his recliner, but like he didn't. He came right back in with his blanket. >> You'll probably have to let us into the house. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> It's probably still unlocked, though, cuz it's not because he came outside once I got in my car. >> Okay. So, you >> So, I had to lock it. >> You can go ahead and go in there and talk to him now? >> No. >> Okay. >> I don't mind. >> Like I said, you'll probably have to let us in, so we can see what's inside as well. >> Yeah. >> What's your brother's What's your brother's name? Lee? Is that his name? >> Well, his name is Adam, but I call him Lee. Middle name's Lee. >> Why? >> But don't knock on the door if it's locked. My brother will wake up. >> Okay. Yeah, we need to talk to him anyway, so. >> My brother's okay. >> Yeah. >> Oh, [ __ ] Sorry, Lee. Robin and Adam is both awake. >> I didn't sleep. I just woke up. >> Can you have your brother come out here for a second? >> Yes. I don't have a problem to talk to you. >> Next, officers turn to the woman's brother to hear what he saw. >> He wants to talk to >> I was out there. He's just being very rude. >> So, what happened before she left this time? >> Nothing. She was She was sitting in the house. I thought that she went to bed. He was in the front room. He went out in the back and then came back in banging slamming the doors and stuff and all I heard him arguing with her and then she came out here and said she was going to sleep in the car. >> Okay. Did you hear him say anything specific or she >> Not really, sir. No. Not Not to her directly so it was muffled but I said she went out to sleep in the car. I've been I'm still awake but I just making sure that he ain't coming out there but every time she every two minutes she's walking back to that door looking out here to see >> if she's out here. Were they hollering at her? >> Yeah, a little bit. Yes. >> Do you remember what he was saying? >> Not really. >> How many people are in the house? >> Just me, her, and him. >> Just the two of >> And the dogs are in there now. >> So, that's it. She's out there getting mad at you. >> She's trying to lay in the room and he's just going in there banging on the door keeping her awake. >> Let's have her come outside and get some paperwork started and and then we can Yeah, that's fine. You want to just multi-task it and get paperwork started and then go ahead and go on in and get him out. Talk to her first If she's in agreement >> Are you done? Robin's right here. >> I've been asleep. >> Yeah, he's looking out here. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I've been asleep. >> I can come out here. >> Robin is in there. >> I've been asleep. >> Hey, Robin. >> Yeah. >> Come here and to us real quick. >> I've been asleep, though. >> Okay. >> I've been asleep, Austin. I have been asleep. I have not bothered her. She got up on her own, went out, left. I was when they in my chair. I was asleep. >> Okay. >> I already had my dog. I had my dog right here, beside me. I had not bothered her. I had done nothing. >> The husband denies any involvement, saying he had been asleep the entire time. However, his wife and her brother told a different story. >> Austin, I'm not lying to you. I've been asleep. >> That's not what we're hearing from two two other people, so. >> I've been asleep. I have not done nothing. I've been asleep. >> Okay. Can you step over that thing? >> Yeah, Austin, I've been asleep. I'm going to let you know I've been asleep, bro. >> Okay. >> I have been asleep. I've been with my dog. I've been asleep. >> I wanted to see what was going on before you left. I mean, you know what I >> I'm going to let you know what I've been asleep. >> All right. >> I just woke up. >> Put your hands behind your back and interlace. >> Why? >> Disorderly conduct, very least. >> Disorderly conduct for what? >> I think we discussed that the last time we were here. >> I did not do nothing. >> Well, she's out there signing a complaint on you, so. >> I just lied. I didn't do nothing. >> I got them here in the office. All right. >> I didn't do nothing. >> You probably made it better ahead of us being here. >> Damn. I didn't do anything, Austin. >> Just disorderly conduct. >> It's a bunch of >> All right. There you go. >> Okay. Austin, I didn't do nothing. >> I'm not sure. All right. >> She's lying. I've been asleep. >> Okay. Well, that's a course for. >> I've been asleep. >> So, did you say 10-11 male 1095. >> The officer doesn't get very far before the husband's behavior starts telling its own story. >> All right. >> Well, license supports are compliant. >> I don't know why you thought that was a good idea to run from us. >> I was not. >> You're getting ready to get sprayed, do you understand? You want pepper spray? >> I don't want pepper >> You see this? >> No. >> ready to get maced, do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Stop. You're already going to get a resisting charge now. >> Yeah, I'm done. >> You want to make it worse? >> No. >> Yeah. >> You're not done? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did that work like you thought it was going to do, man? You better walk to that car or I'm going to light you up, do you understand? >> It's >> No, that's me. Don't put him in there. I mean, you could have >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing, dude. >> Just keep going. Get out. >> [ __ ] >> I work. >> Let's go ahead and take him. >> Yeah, just running my plate. >> Hey, you better not hit my door again, do you understand me? >> I don't give >> Okay. I got you. >> The encounter ultimately ended with a man facing charges of resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Man makes a fool of himself during a traffic stop. On January 21st, 2023, officers stopped a driver over an expired vehicle registration. Here's what unfolded once they made contact with the driver. >> Howdy, guys. How's it going? >> Hi. >> Hey, reason I'm stopping, man, your tags are expired. >> Oh, we have >> I have them. >> I have them at the house. It's on the table with the new sticker. >> I got you. Not a big deal. If your license is good, I'll get you out of here with a warning. You got your license on you? >> We just left the house in his pants are on. So, his ID is literally 5 minutes from the house. It's all good, Billy. >> That's all good. How's you guys' day going? >> We're going to buy new flooring for our house. >> Oh. >> Ottawa at the warehouse. >> That sounds riveting. >> It's going to be fun, yeah. >> Fun for you or fun for him? >> Fun for him to lay it. >> look like he's having fun. [laughter] >> What's he think it's funny how you guys always just come around and harass? >> Have I ever met you before? >> No, but you know who I am. >> Who are you? No, you must think you're more famous than what you are. Who are you? Well, why don't you jump out? I'll grab your name and still get you out of here with a warning. Are you jumping out cuz I told you to? >> No, I'm not jumping out. >> Okay, then you'll be arrested for obstructing. So, you want to jump out or you want to close the problem? You understand what a warning is. I've never met you a day in my life. You've never met me. So, how the hell am I supposed to know you think you're famous or something? >> Look at me. How did you see my tags when you see me over there? You Because your sticker's purple. If it's up to date, it's green. You were in front of me. You were in front of me. To my right hand. You were coming down this road. You stopped at the stop sign, and you turned around and seen who exactly who I was and then whipped the at me. So, where And then you then you want to be cocky and say that I'm jumping out cuz you thought it >> Buddy, I'm not cocky. So, you can either jump out and get arrested for obstructing. >> to get arrested for obstructing. >> Okay, jump out. 234, I'll take another unit. You want to wind it up? It's going to get broken. You understand what a warning is, don't you? >> Okay, I want your supervisor here cuz >> He's coming. >> This stop could have ended with nothing more than a warning, but by refusing to speak with the officer, provide his license, or cooperate, the driver is quickly talking himself into a much more serious outcome. >> So, you Go ahead and jump out and we can have a conversation. What's that? >> What laws did I What laws did I committed to for you to want me to even step out? >> Because I'm legally allowed to ask you to step out of a car regardless of what's going on. >> legally ask me >> No, no, no. I can legally order you out of a car. >> How can you That makes zero sense. >> Listen. >> That makes absolutely no sense. >> Man, it doesn't have to make sense. >> No, this is stupid, man. You know, this is dumb and keep happening cuz the last ticket got dropped, just missed completely, so it's the same ticket, so go ahead. >> that it's frustrating. I totally understand. >> I'm not dealing with this. >> But I'm not trying to deal with this. This is my only day off. So, just get Give him your name and let's go. >> You can take my name, but I'm not >> Well, I'm I'm ordering you to step out. >> You can order me to step out. I want to talk to your chief officer. >> Okay. >> Cuz I didn't commit any crimes for you to even have me >> G12 from G34. >> Because this is >> I think so. >> Like this is on me. I understand that it's frustrating and that they do this to you all the time, but like >> You knew exactly what he was doing. >> is annoying. >> You knew exactly what he >> Have you Have you literally ever met me once? >> matter. Why would you Why would you pull me over? >> Because that's my job. >> How would you even knew I had thing when you were in front of me? >> What did I just tell you? Your sticker is >> go down in court, so >> E- Exactly. Exactly. >> There we go. >> G12 from G34. >> Can you walk over? >> So, let's get >> Driver's requesting a supervisor. >> Even his girlfriend is telling him to comply and end the confrontation, but the driver refuses to listen. >> I'll give him my name, but they're not going to legally search me and do all this >> Man, I never said I was searching. I told you to step out. >> I don't have to step out. >> Yes, you do. >> No, you don't. >> No, I don't. >> You're forcing me to do something I don't. That's my right. >> And you're trying >> You're You're 100% right. >> Exactly. You just said I'm >> You're 100% that you have rights. But me as a police officer, I can ask you out of a car at any time. >> anytime you >> I can order you out. Sorry. >> You could order me, but I don't have to obey that order. >> Where? Tell me where Where you figure that out in your head? >> What law did I break? What law have I committed for me to >> I'm obstructing a police officer. I'm trying to conduct a traffic stop. You are stopping me from doing that. >> That's not okay. When we'll take this to court and we'll prove and then that will get dropped. So >> Okay. Well, you got a a notepad there. You want to write down the case law that tells me that I can do it cuz there's three of them. Pennsylvania versus Mim Wine versus Haughton. >> I just want to see how this plays out. I honestly just want to see how it plays out. >> Okay. Well, I've asked you about, I don't know, 10 times you think to step out of the car. >> I don't have to step out. >> Yes, you do. >> For what? >> Because I'm ordering you out. I'm conducting a traffic stop. I want to issue a warning and have you step out of the car. I don't even have to give you a reason, but I'm giving you the time of day. I don't want to arrest you for obstructing over something, a sticker. I've never met you. You've got a bad attitude about it because maybe you've had bad interactions. >> have bad attitude. I just want to see what you guys are going to do. Go on with your day. Do whatever you guys have to do and >> So you you want to go to jail for obstructing. >> No, I do not. I want to peacefully go on with my day. >> And that's what I want to happen, too. >> You illegally harassed me. You didn't even You seen me in front of me. My plates are behind me. As soon as you whipped the As soon as you seen who I was. >> There's no How am I supposed to know who are you? I don't even know your name. >> matter. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Go ahead. Do what you ever going to do. You'll illegally arrest me. Legally pull me out of my car because So >> Okay. Then unlock the door. >> No. >> By now, the officer's patience is wearing thin, and even the driver's companion has had enough of the situation. >> All right, I'm I'm going to walk home. >> Can you hit the unlock for me? >> You're not going to hit the unlock button? >> Dane, I'm going to walk home. Like, I'm over >> Well, I don't want to bust your window, and I sure want to reach in. I don't want to get grabbed, so do you want to unlock it? >> going to go around like this. You're seriously not >> It's up to you, man. It's up to you. >> Why can't you just >> step out and give me your side? I'm not going to be hitting your window. I will walk home. >> Please. I'm going to wait till my supervisor gets here, so he can tell you the same thing. >> Okay. >> Madam, if you're uh uncomfortable, you're more than welcome to step out. >> Can I walk home? I mean, I'll >> If you want to step out, have a conversation with my partner real quick. This bad boy would have been done about 4 minutes ago. Go ahead. >> I just want to see what this is. I want to see where I'm at as a civilian. He pays my taxes. He pays for your job. >> 10-4, Hispanic driver. Is the vehicle registered to you, madam? >> Yeah. You're a public servant. My tax dollars pay for your job, so why are you >> I know, I appreciate it. I There Man, there hasn't been a right taken away from you. What's that? >> I'm not trying to be a This is just how it works, and you guys are >> Wind down the window, so I can hear. I'm not going to bust the thing open. don't >> taking your authority into your own >> The driver keeps arguing his case, but the officer has heard enough and is ready to bring the encounter to an end. >> So >> Then you know what I just gave you, man? I just gave you the best lawsuit that you could ever get. And you know what I implore you to do? If you think that I violated your rights, we have a complaint process, and I'm telling you right now, complain and file a lawsuit cuz I just gave you a massive check with a lot of zeros behind it. And I'm going to give you my card at the end of this traffic stop, no matter how it pans out. I'm going to give you my card. It's going to have my name on it and my badge number. All right? Cuz I don't want you to mess up the spelling. >> You guys are going to lie. >> Go ahead and step out. >> I'm not stepping out. You can go around me. >> Step out or I'll remove you. Step out or I'm going to remove you. >> You guys already went this far, so remove me. >> You want to be removed? You're under arrest. Step out and put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back, sir. Thank you. I'm going to grab your face. Okay. >> I would agree. I would agree 100%. >> It's ridiculous. >> Didn't have to go this way. >> G34 logs 195. >> This is ridiculous. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> The stop ultimately concluded with the driver being charged with obstruction and driving with an expired license. Driver makes every wrong decision during a traffic stop. On June 19th, 2025, an officer pulled over a vehicle for illegally tinted windows. Here's what happened once the driver was pulled over. >> Final stop is going to be at Federal and Blue Bright. It's Indigo Sierra 44 November uniform. Hello, I'm Officer Bradley from the town of Woodbridge. You have illegal tint on your windshield. You have illegal tint on your side. Can I have your driver's license and registration? You cannot have tint on a windshield at all. >> Ain't not a legal claim in there, darling. >> It doesn't matter. >> it is what it is. >> Can I have the vehicle registration? No, the registration. Thank you. I'll be back. Jimmy, let's go. He's full of attitude. Pull all four windows down, please. Hello. All four. All four down. >> All >> All four windows down, please. >> Why? >> Because I'm asking. >> Why? >> I'm asking you. >> What's the problem? You just You give me a ticket. >> Can you please pull all the four windows down, please? >> Because I'm asking. >> they're tinted. For what? >> Listen. >> No, I don't have to listen. >> this call. I'm asking you to put the windows down. >> you why. >> So I can see inside your car. >> You can see straight in. You can see straight through the [ __ ] What do you need to see? That's all That's all you get. >> Now the officer tries to ask the driver to roll down his windows, but instead of simply complying, he decides to push back. >> No, you cannot see anything. >> Man, if you can't see that if you can't see if you can't put your head in an officer what tell you. If you can't keep your head through there, you see it. >> Can you step out of the car for me please? >> For what? What am I stepping out for? >> Do you have a medical card? >> What am I stepping out for? >> Do you have a medical card? It's a yes or no question. >> my license. I'm >> Listen. >> I'm smoking a black. Smoking a black though. What's that? >> L- Let me ask you this. Are you going to step out or I'm going to remove you? >> You said let all the windows down. Let all the >> Listen. I asked a question. Are you stepping out or I'm going to remove you? >> for? What am I stepping out for? >> Get out of the car right now or you're going to get hit. Get out of the car right now you're going to get hit. I'm not messing with you. Get out. >> What What am I stepping out >> Get out of the car. >> Hey bro. >> Hey listen to me. >> I'm getting out. Don't >> Put your hands >> Don't put your hands on my throat. >> Hey. >> I'm getting out. Don't put your hands on my throat. Don't put your hands on my throat. >> Turn around. >> I'm getting out. You just told me TO [ __ ] GET OUT. >> Hey turn around. Put your phone down. Separate your feet. Separate your feet. Separate your feet, man. Check this dude. You got any weapons >> I don't got no weapon with me, bro. >> You're going to jail in the house today, man. Watch your mouth you easily now. Check his side. You need gloves. You're going to You're going to jail now. >> Going to jail for what? >> It is what it is, bro. >> Bro, separate your feet. You just separate >> Hey. >> After noticing something in his pockets, the officers decide to check what he's carrying to make sure there's nothing illegal on him. >> I separated. What you want? Yeah, where is the >> Thank you. I just want to see. >> Oh, no. >> Get a little one. Back up a little. >> You got your hands up? Oh, okay. >> All right, let me double up. >> These cuffs are >> All right, have a seat. Have a seat. Watch watch. It's good. And now what I do? I put his foot up on there. >> Let me see your hands up. Your hands up. >> No, they're not. Can't put them up. That's all I'm asking now. >> There. Hop up in there. What's your name, man? What's up, man? What what's the question? What's what's wrong? What are you saying? They're they're tight They're They're double locked, man. They can't be getting tighter. >> After hearing his complaints, the officers take a moment to check the handcuffs and make sure they're properly fitted. >> Mike, come here while I while I loosen these cuffs up a little. He says they're a little tight, so I'll check them. I double locked them, but let me check. Okay, turn turn around for me. No worries. So, what was the issue today, man? Okay. You see You see that? That's a whole finger. And that's a whole finger. Listen to me. They can't Are you good? Okay. All right. Have a seat, okay? Let me put the seat belt on you, okay? How do you 28, man. Where do you work? You can't have windshield tint. Listen, why don't you just do what she says? She She She explained to you. She said she actually stopped you. Why are you giving her a hard time for window tint? >> Before wrapping things up, the officers make it clear that this could have ended with nothing more than a traffic ticket if he had simply cooperated from the start. >> Why are you giving her a hard time >> I'm just asking her why don't I just >> That's it. She told you that. >> She told you cuz you got window tint you were going to get a ticket. That's it. >> I know she she told she's bring back bring back she going she took the thing out of the window tint. I'm not tripping on the window tint. I I like I paid or take it off if I got to do >> That's all you was going to get, dude. You ain't got to go to jail for a window tint. >> She's going to tow your car, right? >> Listen >> No no, she's going to You got like five or six broken phones there. You want them to stay in the car or you want them to come with you? >> That one >> This one we're going to bring with you. This is your phone, all right? The one you got. >> That one and there's another one. It's a black one too, just like that. It's on the passenger >> He wants the other black one that looks just like this, he said. >> What Is that an iPhone? >> Yeah, the other one is an iPhone, too. >> All right. And she'll bring your wallet. Hey, listen, if you act straight you'll get dropped off from here. If not, they're going to take you to county, all right? So, just chill, all right? >> So, it You saying the car going to get towed? Why don't I walk? >> We got to tow your car, man. You're being arrested. That's just what we do. >> So, I'm >> Cuz we can't leave in the middle of the road. All right? So, just chill, relax. If you act right, you'll be going >> I just need the other black one. >> Just yeah. >> The encounter ultimately ended with a man facing a charge of resisting arrest. Two men make the worst decision at a motel. On November 28th, 2025, officers responded to a motel after receiving reports of a fight inside one of the rooms. Here's what unfolded when they came face-to-face with the men involved. >> What room are you guys in? >> Huh? >> What room are you guys in? >> Um right now we're in the bathroom. >> I know, what room are you guys in? >> I'm not here for the motel. >> You're not here for the motel? >> Yeah, we're in the motel, but we're not here for >> Okay, what room are you guys in cuz that you have scratches on your face and we just got called for a fight. >> They're not scratches on my face. >> Yeah, there is. I'm looking at it. So, just tell me be honest with me. What room are you in? >> We were in 211, but when I got here >> Okay, so what happened? Who were the two people that were in the room? >> Him and his boyfriend. >> His boyfriend? >> His boyfriend. >> Okay, where's your ID? >> I don't have my ID. >> Okay, what's your name? You're not free to go. So, I could arrest you or you could just stay with me and talk to me. >> Yeah, I'm talking to you. >> All right. What's your ID? >> Yeah, what you're fighting for? >> You guys were both in the room together? >> No, I was not here. He called me. >> Okay. >> And I was here I came in the room and then his boy his Eric that was here. Yeah, Eric hit this is his room. I know, but this is Eric his room. >> Okay, I need both your IDs. >> I don't have my ID. >> Okay, you don't have anything with your name on it? Victor 2, I'll be out with you too. All right, you say you don't have anything? Do you have your ID on you? >> Uh no, I don't have it on me. >> It's in the room? What's your last name? All right, do me a favor get off the phone or just tell us what happened. That's why we're here. >> Okay, I'm just talking to my mom. >> With officers trying to piece together what happened, one of the men begins explaining what allegedly led to the confrontation. >> All right. >> Can I be honest with you guys like we're we're No, listen, we're dating right now. >> The two of you guys? >> Yes, we're dating. And like he and me like we love each other whatever, but like he got jealous and we got into an altercation. I'm not going to lie to you guys. We got into an altercation. We did. But, yeah, we both just got into it like he got jealous or whatever. And then yeah. >> Where are you staying? >> I'm homeless. >> And where >> staying here though? >> I'm staying in 211, but his friend rented of the room on the airport lights. But I've been homeless and it's been a lot of arguing. I told him like I love him and everything. I just don't want to deal with drama anymore and you know, it's I called the ambulance because I wanted them to just just like make sure all was okay and he was okay like with my mental health cuz I feel so I've been in the psych ward and >> what you want now? >> Honestly you guys like like I'm going through a lot right now and I'm being honest with you now and I don't want to lose him and like I just want Thanksgiving with him. I've been homeless and everything and this like hurts me and I don't want to keep arguing with somebody that I care about. Like I don't understand. >> You're the only person that knows how you feel. >> Yeah, I know. >> So >> I just been like my family wouldn't be I'm not giving you guys a sob story. It's like She's in Florida. She's a medium so she understands a lot. She's like you know She just is like Joe, you're you're strong. Just you know, just be honest and I'm I'm being honest like I do care about him and I don't want issues. It's just like Just tell him the truth. We got into argument and that was it. >> That's fine. You can argue but you just you can't get physical. That's >> I know and that's that's where we separated. >> Separate for a little bit. >> Do you think that we separate for the night? >> No, I'm not going to I can't I'm going to be like >> To support his account, one of the men shows officers the injuries he says he sustained in the alleged fight. >> You need an ambulance? >> No. >> All right. >> What are they going to do for that? It's a crime. >> It's a crime. I called my um my mom. I'll go ahead and tell her. We we I literally called the ambulance right now. They said they were coming for me and him already but I can't even like This guy was like No, he was like biting down. >> He's biting down on your lip now? >> I love you. You know that. >> What was he biting his lip for? >> We were just arguing We argue for no reason. It's like we're like in love with each other and we're just crazy. Is it true? >> Yeah, the whole thing sounds >> I know. It's To be honest. >> Where were you fighting? In the woods? >> We were in like I I actually already It was literally just like he smacked me and then he just bit my I I We bit him almost like just bit each other. That's the truth. We bit each other and that was it. We bit each other. >> So, you bit his tongue? How did your tongue get cut? >> I bit him and he bit my finger. He bit I bit his tongue and he bit my finger. >> and kiss him and then he bit my tongue and I said >> You said no. It's It's See, he bit my finger. I know, but he bit my finger like this. >> Okay, well >> Can I sit in your truck? My truck is on >> King one >> What are you saying? >> Copy that. >> He was standing on me. >> I don't know my towel is >> Oh. >> We're both on one of those things. He was standing on me, but >> You what? >> Um >> You got a one-year trial. >> I'm going to go to jail. No. >> Trying to cover zone one. You find them? >> Unfortunately, you called us. We see signs of domestic violence, so you're arrested. >> Yeah. >> After hearing everyone's account, the officers have gathered enough information to decide how they're going to handle the situation. So, you're both under arrest. >> For what? >> For domestic. >> For domestic? >> Yeah. You guys just committed domestic battery on each other. You He bit your tongue You bit his tongue. You He bit your finger. We see the signs. >> No, it wasn't a fight like that. >> That's all we got, man. >> Let go of my phone. >> Let go. >> I want >> Yes. >> DuPage County. >> Are you serious? Can I talk to my mother, my lawyer? Can I talk to my mother, my lawyer? >> We'll let you call her at the station. >> I'm unable to get out of the station and call my mother. >> No, you got to go to DuPage County Jail. >> What? >> Hey, you know you're in DuPage County, right? Okay, this isn't Cook I don't know where you're from. >> Officer, but >> Where are you from? >> I'm not okay. >> It's a domestic violence, okay? Yes, it is. I have sign You see signs, right? I see your face, you're scratched. You got a busted finger. He's got a cut tongue. He's got marks on his face. We have no choice. We're mandated mandated reporters. So, both got to go. Maybe next time you come to DuPage County and you want to be crazy, don't do it in DuPage County. Go to Cook County cuz they don't give a [ __ ] We do. So, it's a huge difference. >> Are you serious? >> Serious, man. That's how it goes. >> What the >> That's how it is. Next time you hear DuPage County, maybe I shouldn't go there and >> I didn't even do that. >> Okay, well, that's all I need, man. >> What's going to happen? Can you get all my stuff to the hotel and tell them? >> No, you can figure it out. I'm not I We don't We don't deal with people's baggage like like valets, you know what I mean? >> Well, my lawyer I want to speak to my lawyer. >> He continues pushing back against the officer, but the outcome is no longer up for discussion. >> Can I call my lawyer? Am I being arrested? >> No, it's all good. You can call your lawyer. >> want to get paid on the spot. >> I'll get paid if I make 100 arrests or zero, you know? >> this is not fair. >> It's domestic. >> It's not domestic, but it's not him or together, like >> That's That's what a domestic is. >> Can you ask my mother, please, and tell her that I'm going to the police? Can you tell my mother, please? Can I please tell my mother, please? >> Yeah, of course. >> It's my brother. Brother, I'm going to jail, Nathan. You are Nathan. I'm going to jail. Just tell Mom, bro. >> I know. Where are they? Please, let me talk to them. >> DuPage just hang up. Tell mama call. DuPage County. >> Okay, let me talk to the police. >> No, just hang up. Just hang up. Tell mom. Please. Like, can you call them or tell them please, officer? >> I tried knocking on the door. Nobody answered. >> Obviously. >> You got that guy's number that's staying in the room? >> Yeah. >> No, but the front desk, officer. >> Nobody's calling. Nobody's answering the door at 211. >> Obviously. Why do I have to tell you? >> Cuz it's called domestic violence. We have >> I won't press the charges. >> It doesn't matter. If we see signs, we're mandated reporters. We're mandated to arrest. It's a state of It's Where are you from? You from Illinois? Are you from another state? I'm just telling you the law. It's just an Illinois law. That's it. We see signs of violence, someone has to Either you go or you both go. But he's got signs, too. If he had nothing and he's got the busted tongue, you'd just you'd just be gone. But we see both of you with violence cuz your finger's busted [music] and his tongue is cut, your face is scratched. We have That's it. That's all I need. >> I'm just scared. >> I'm ill I'm mandated by the state of Illinois. If I don't, I'm in trouble. I lose my job. So, you know, I'm sorry. It's not It's not that bad, okay? You got a place to stay. You can go to the DuPage County jail. They feed you. They do everything. It's just how it is, man. It's not that bad, all right? >> In contrast to his outspoken companion, the other man remains quiet and cooperates with the officers. >> I didn't hurt you. You'll be all right. I tried to warn you earlier. >> Patient is laying in her journal bag and 16 lacerations to her eye. >> Take a seat, okay? Watch your head. >> 70-year-old male is bleeding out of his head. >> Like my tongue hurt really bad. A lot. >> What was that? >> Like my tongue hurt really bad. A lot. >> All right. Give me a minute to look at. >> You guys have been partying, too? >> Yeah, we were. >> Really? Drinking a little bit? I mean, drinking's good, but So, you think that's part of your guys' issue? You guys drink too much? Oh, so that's where you go, you know? Maybe cut that out. >> That hurts me to let go of it. >> Yeah, I'm not saying here, I'm not telling you guys to break up, never talk to each other again, but let's just [snorts] deal This is the one problem. Yeah, this is the one problem that we got to deal with. Let us deal with it. And then, you know, we'll take it after that. Next [snorts] step. >> Step on out. >> Okay. >> Go up. Sit right here. Sit down. >> With the situation finally under control, both men are transported without any further issue. >> We just >> I think that's what he said, right? You good? >> Yes. >> You can sit over there. >> And so we were having like little discussions >> Oh, do you need that too? Oh. That's fine. >> Okay, done. >> Is that the whole story? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> This is not the same. >> Yeah. >> Before officers move forward, EMS [music] takes a moment to examine the other man's tongue and check the extent of his injury. >> You can just sit on the bench over here. >> I can have a seat. >> I need a bag for you. >> We're going to handcuff him to something? >> Um Actually, got something here. >> I don't have to carry it though. >> Yeah. As long as you're cool. >> Did you bite your tongue or did he bite your tongue? >> He bit his tongue. >> That's what they first said, so. Still got a bit. By somebody else. >> Yes. >> All right, Juan, you're going to be cool with this, right? Let me put this on. I'll put this. Okay, we're going to just handcuff you to this right here. So, have a seat. Here's the key. >> Thank you so much. Can I have it back here when we get there? >> Yeah, I'll meet you out there behind you guys. All right, Juan, I'm just going to check your blood pressure real quick. >> After reviewing the incident, officers ultimately charged both men with domestic violence. Man causes chaos at a car dealership until police arrive. On October 27th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a car dealership after they reported a man allegedly causing trouble inside, pulling car handles, and refusing to leave. Here's what happened when officers arrived. >> How we doing? You don't got any shoes on. Huh? >> No, I don't have shoes. >> Okay. What are we doing here today? >> I don't know. I'm visiting the park. >> You're visiting? Okay. You're pulling on door handles of vehicles and stuff? >> It's not what you see. I'm inside it. I'm inside a company. >> Okay, but what are you doing here? >> I don't know. I'm visiting the company. >> All right, give me a little background and then what happened today, please. >> Um This gentleman's in here quite a bit. Last time he was in here, he actually tried to buy a car. Um so, he How long ago was that approximately? About a month and a half and a half ago. He's since been in once or twice. >> Okay. >> So, I'd say he's in periodically, I mean a two weeks on average he comes by. Typically we get him some water. Um, and he kind of finds his way. >> Okay. >> Today he came in, he sat up front with me and demanded that we get his car from Ford. A family member was dropping it off. And I asked him to leave. And he said, I told him unfortunately that's not how the program works. We've been through this [clears throat] last time. He actually repeated to me what we went through last time which was, we need to be we need to get financed through a bank, etc. etc. But today I talked to him up at the front desk. Said unfortunately that's not how it works. He said, "No, you don't understand. My car is being dropped off here." And I said, "We have a program for that." Which is true, we have a courtesy program. Uh, delivery program, but your name's not on the list. He said, "Can you please run all my information?" I said, "How about I get you a bottle of water?" >> Okay. Cuz they've dealt with him in the past. So, he goes out of his way. >> So, I got him a bottle of water. >> Even after being given the opportunity to leave on his own, the man allegedly refused to go. >> And then fast forward 15, 20 minutes, he's still here. Then he's outside and he's pulling on door handles. We talked to him. Elmer Johnson, who's retired police officer, talked to him. Actually tried to give him $20 to get him moving. >> Okay. >> It didn't work. I went back out and then I called him. >> Okay. Um, and when you dealt with him earlier today, at least three times you told him that he needed to leave? >> Yes, I told him we couldn't help him. It's the way that I phrased it. I'm sorry we can't help you. Can I get you a bottle of water, get you on your way? Hey, I'm sorry we can't help you. Can we get you on your way? You know, cuz it's hard to say to somebody, "I'm not trying to cause conflict." I mean >> Sure. >> You guys saw what happened when you guys asked him to leave. We don't want that here with you guys being present and everything. >> Well, it sounds like they don't want you here anymore. The business, that's why we're here. >> Who's business? >> Right here. Don't try that what you tried with me the other day. You're going to get trespassed. You come back here, we take you to jail. Right? >> Who called you? >> The business. I'll tell you Listen, stop talking. >> What's the business? >> Listen to him. >> you how it is. Just like the church the other day, you will leave here on your little feet and you will not come back. Don't give me any about you know the owner, you know this person, you know that person. You will not come back. You will go to jail. I'll be happy to take you there. Understand? Stop going into places and causing problems. And I see you pulling on a door handle, I take you to jail for burglary. Comprende? >> I don't pretend. >> I will make you go there. >> Go where? >> Jail. >> This is a company. I have the right to >> No, you don't. >> Why not? >> You start touching car doors, it's burglary. >> I did. I did. >> Stop talking. >> What is the Look, what is the What is the manager? >> Oh, he asked you to leave three times. >> Who is one? >> He asked you to leave three times. >> not do that. You're lying. >> I feel like you need to go to jail for trespass after warning. >> Liar. Liar. You're just doing the bad stuff. Where is the manager? >> Give us one more. Take him to jail. >> After repeated warnings were ignored, the officers decided it was time to move beyond verbal commands. >> No. >> You're not going to arrest me. You're not going to arrest me. >> Hey, I'm using the power. I'M USING THE POWER. ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. Put your hands >> We're good as far as safety. We're good. 3:35, we got 10-15. You going to stand up? I don't think he has an ID or anything. Oh yeah, maybe he does. I forget. Yeah, it does. This is Oh, maybe not. I trespassed him from McDonald's not long ago. >> No, I didn't. You just gave ME A BOTTLE OF WATER. JUST DOING MY JOB. >> ENOUGH. >> YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO HELP me out with you. >> Let's go. >> Stand up. Walk. This They don't just GIVE ME A BOTTLE OF WATER. JUST DOING MY JOB. >> THERE. >> I don't know. You don't play. >> Yeah, you >> Right here. Right here. Right here. This side. I'm going to search quick. >> Yep. Face the car. >> Face the car. Come on. Stop. Making this harder than it has to be. >> I know. I know you. You police me. ABUSE OF A THE POWER. YOU HAVE POLICE ME. I KNOW I know you. >> I don't know what his name is. What's your name? >> I don't have a name. >> Okay. >> It's called obstruction. >> You want another charge for not giving your name? >> My charge charge. >> Hey, do you have any of your personal items? >> With the arrest complete, the officers begin securing the man in the patrol car. They also learn this isn't the first time he's been trespassed from a business. >> He's not going to tell you. >> Sure. You'll get yourself another charge and jail. >> In the car. In the car. >> Why do I go >> You're going to jail. I'm going to make >> You are going to jail. You're not going to You're not going to get We're just taking you to >> I know I KNOW YOU. WHAT IS WHAT IS THAT? ME. ABUSE OF A >> CUT IT OUT. >> STOP. STOP. >> I know I know you. >> I don't know. He's giving US A HARD STOP. NO, NO. >> [snorts] >> ENOUGH. ALL RIGHT. >> ENOUGH. >> YEP, you're good. You can move your >> Why you got to make it difficult, man? >> Completely unnecessary. You don't want to tell us your name, you're going to catch another charge. >> I >> Charge. >> Okay. >> Okay, resisting without violence then, cuz you're not Well, you're getting that anyways. He's getting resisting anyways. Trespass after warning, resisting. Uh Let me I'm going to do some digging. You want to just throw that out? It's like a piece of newspaper. >> So, backtrack, make sure I get this right. He's >> Yeah, about a month ago he came in, actually tried to buy a car. >> Yes. >> Um That didn't go anywhere. We stopped. We stopped the process. So, we were trying to be polite, just like this time. We got him water, we asked him to leave. He said, "No, I really want to buy a car." We sat him actually in that office. Trent's the one that helped him. Trent went to put his information in the system, cuz you need credit information. >> Yeah. >> He's like, "I don't have a place to live. Uh my sister kicked me out." He's telling him all this background story. Trent comes out to me and says, "What are we doing?" >> Yeah. >> Like, I can't What What am I going to sell him? So, all right, I'll go talk to him. So, I came in and I was polite to him. I said, "Look, I don't think we can help you secure a loan for a vehicle because of your circumstances." He understood. >> Kind of. >> Left. No questions. >> Okay. >> And then here we go again. Same But he's always got >> Where is he coming back to? >> Yeah. No, he's like He He doesn't want to give us his name. Well, we have all this stuff. He didn't want to give us his name. We just that way. He's been doing this up and down 41. He's going places. >> Before leaving, the officers wrap up the remaining details of the incident with the dealership manager. >> And you asked him to go three times and failing to do so, so he just In future, anytime you have somebody like that, feel free to call us. >> I know I always >> We have, unfortunately. You know what I I I think you and you have >> Yeah. >> worked on this multiple times in situations that are similar. >> It's It's easier if we just do a quick and and tell him to leave and he doesn't. >> Yeah. >> Trespass after warning and we're done. >> I will tell you this. I don't I I want your guys' input. I'm not trying to be vague when I ask him to leave, but I'm trying to do it politely because I don't want to cause a scene. >> Yeah. >> You know what I mean? So, there's a fine line there. >> I didn't see you apply it that way. >> Yeah, just say just say leave. >> That's one thing that I I would change moving forward. And I'll I'll call you guys sooner so it doesn't get to this point. I mean you're making everyone uncomfortable because >> No, that's why I just wanted him out of there. >> I was in her shoes. Everyone's like, "What's going on?" >> Yeah. That's all I know. No, we just want him out of there. Okay. >> And I'm sorry. I just >> It's not in here. >> You're fine. You're fine. >> Is there anything that you can think to add to what you're saying that I didn't think to ask you about? >> I don't think so. I'm sure we have I mean we have footage of him in all the multiple times he's come in. This has been the worst. He's stuck around the longest. He's He's always pulling handles and doing that kind of thing. >> If he does if so, pulling handles and stuff like that, if he opens a car, like there's a car that's unlocked and so on, like especially back here in the service area, if he does that and he opens a car, then it's burglary. Uh car lot you can kind of articulate opening a car door and stuff like that, but I'm sure you leave most locked. >> Most of them should be locked, but of course there's always the one that >> But like especially especially one that's over here. If there's video of him going into one over here, it's burglary. Him going into the vehicle, so >> We have cameras everywhere. Um typically that's as you guys can see now, we're busier. So, we're not watching him the whole time. He just disappears and he pops back up. He disappears and he pops up. >> he's been doing this up by the mall. He does it to the by the post office or the churches. Like when you get trespassed from a church, >> Yeah. >> you're trying. So, I mean >> All right. >> All right. Well, I I you guys' help. >> In the end, the man faced charges of resisting arrest and trespass after warning. And with that, we'll wrap up today's video. Thanks for watching, and take care until next time.