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Okay, I was overcharged 2 weeks ago. So I'll take that cash back. Apparently drunk and violent. Oh, no more information. Yeah, yeah. I just can't hear. I have tendonitis and I'm uh legally blind. Okay. Okay. Luck of the Irish. Sure. Okay, yeah. We're not French. I apologize that I'm Mr. Bean. On June 14th, 2022, officers were dispatched when the local drunk of the area returned to a restaurant he's been barred at. He might resemble someone from the movie The Hangover. You'll see what I mean. Help. Can you call an ambulance? Baptist Central, can you get an ETA? >> He wants to see me. He wants what? I'm disabled Navy veteran. >> I got you, but we can't we can't fight. Okay, okay. I don't get it. All right. Um you guys are pulling me. Please call an ambulance. Okay. Go sit down. He told me not to go back to the bar. And the manager told me he paid everything because they double charged me a day early. My older brother worked for Clark County. Okay. Leon Miller. Green cars already? It's not even noon. Okay. I mean it's past noon, but Yeah, whatever. I'm not a ghost. >> What's your name, my guy? What's your name? Could you call the ambulance? >> What's your name? I will tell you after >> called an ambulance. What's your name? My name is Mr. Mr. What's your first name? William. Mr. William, what's your birthday? I'm not telling anybody until you unlock the handcuffs. >> Uh well, the handcuffs aren't coming off. >> I don't >> right now. So you the handcuffs aren't coming off. Wait, am I being >> What am I under arrest for? Obstruction. At this point for obstruction. He's got his knee in my back. Baptist Central, I'm out with a I'm over I was just at my older brother's house. Charlie was in the Navy, right there. No, I was at my brother's house after Pipo Brady's, but they overcharged me 2 weeks ago. I apologize that I'm a day early. 984? 94 74? Yeah, that's what they just said. That's what I'll tell you guys, I I look young. Thank I I would suggest you not lie to us cuz we're going to figure out if you're telling the truth or not. And if you give us a false name and date of birth, you will be getting that charge as well. Okay, yeah, we're not French. I apologize that I'm Mr. Bean. Okay, I know everybody's It's Father's Day. It's not yet. Not yet. Oh, every day is Father's Day. Well, if you're going to be a dad, maybe. Huh? If he takes your knee off your back He's not worried about you moving like running away is he? Is it Martin? 67, that's his birthday. Martin Does his photo match? Yeah. Okay. What did he say first? William Okay, I have all the records. Maybe. Maybe a birth Maybe a middle name? I just came in to make a couple phone calls. >> You good? Martin Is your Is your middle name William? Go ahead. I'll be your ID. Yeah, I don't care. Okay. Is your middle name William? That was my father's name. Okay. They call me Bill or I I just want to get your middle name. Is your middle name William? >> Yes, sir. Okay. Thank you. Now, I'm not going to charge you with false name. Thank you. 10-4, go ahead. I grew up here. I said the name for 30 years. I just called Patrick with the It's working. And he said he'd give me All I had to do is get an Apple computer. And I talked to Hope. I'm not the bad guy. Five. You can do a boring over the phone. We're we're leaving. Uh We just heard an officer I apologize. The vehicle was seized. Sorry to put you back over by the Well, it's good to see my brother. Luck of the Irish? Sure. Irish spring lease about As the I apologize. Are you injured at all? Huh? Are you injured? Yeah, call the ambulance. I just got out of the house. There's one on the way, but are there any new injuries? No, no. Aside from the scrape on your >> at my ankles. They're swollen. I know, but I'm talking about new injuries as far as like since officers No, no. He I didn't think he goes faster when he goes sideways. I just talked to Charlie with his bike. How do you identify yourself like I asked you? I've never been in this situation. No, I'll drive the top car. I'm not the bad guy. I just I walked away cuz No one's saying you're a bad guy, man, but Yes, I don't I don't get the bike. I can't, but Charlie he walked across the street. Charlie is our tape. He's like there. He's a admiral officer in the navy. Okay. I apologize. Nothing in there. So, you're putting me in Clark County again? All right. Do I look better? How good? Yeah. Is that more comfortable for you? Yeah, I'd be more comfortable in a wheelchair. Well, I don't have one of those just hanging around. >> I have no legs. The only reason I ride the bike is cuz those are out there. Did you say you have no legs? I have legs, but they don't work that well. Oh. I got you. That's why I'm on the bike. Well, it takes a lot of leg power to Well, you know what? To pedal. Good for you. It's exercise. >> It is. It's very good for you. You're right. I am not the bad guy in the world. Just telling you. That wasn't cool. Well, kind of got to follow directions. Follow directions for Well, when an officer asks you what your name is party to a crime. A crime? Yeah, we were we were explaining that you walked out of Beef O' Brady's without paying. I'm paying. I paid what? The The manager told me to buy the beer and leave. >> Yeah, buy the beer. Yeah, he bought three beers. Stand near him and he can hear hear the iPhone talk. All right. This is Mr. He is the store manager from over >> want to talk to anybody right now. >> have to, but you can just listen. >> need to listen. Okay? Okay. Uh I was overcharged 2 weeks ago, so I'll take that cash back. Hello. >> Hey. I wrapped them up. We went to the ground. He's got a little abrasion to his forehead. Or a couple of little red spots. What's about all? I know. Hey, paramedics are here. You want to talk to them? Yeah, I want them to carry me to the I can't get up. What What What for? Take me to a a Uh there is a CD in there we can read in that duffel bag uh I have to take with me. They can have the bike. I have to go. But what What's wrong? Why do you want them to take you to the hospital? Cuz I'm in pain. We We figured that part. We figured that. Well, if you're in handcuffs, they're just going to go up with them. That's fine. Let's go to St. Mary's. We'll have a ticker tape parade. I'm not a bad guy for drinking three beers and and made everybody my brother. So, the problem here is you wanted to fight with one of my officers, okay? >> Oh, no. Oh, no. And you wanted you didn't want to do what my officer I don't want to talk to anybody anymore. I apologize. Um But you have no medical complaint. No, I do have medical I I think called We're going to take you up to the hospital. They're going to wait in the hospital room with you. What? And it's just going to be a waste of everyone's time. >> No, I'm allowed to be alive today. You are allowed to go to the hospital. I'm just saying if you don't have a medical complaint No, I I've been disabled for years now, 12 years. What? How so? >> I don't want to talk about my life in like this in the middle of my hometown. Let's take him up to the jail and the nurse there. All right. Go ahead and stand up. Take me to the hospital. Stand up. They can treat you. Sit two, three. Stand up. I stand up. Look at my leg. Okay, we got your legs. All right. Walk over to your my car. No. >> You can put him in my car. Okay. Take me to the hospital. You have no medical >> You're going to go see a nurse. We have to do what they go see a nurse. You guys are evil. There's a nurse at the jail. There's no jail. There's no jail. It's a prison. RN It'll be easier if you turn around and have a seat and slide back. You'll have more room that way. If you just slide straight back. Perfect. There you go. All right. All right, watch your feet. And a little bit more. All right. Is this bike? Yeah. Hey, roll down the window. What do you want me to do with your bike? Okay. He said it's not here, so we can have it. Put the backpack in here with me. There's some There's a CD in there that shows like a disabled class called it. We don't doubt that you're disabled, my guy. Can you slide out of Memories. Memories. Memories. Good memories or bad memories? Good memories. There you go. We're going to go to that door right over there. I'm not. Okay. You what? I'm 318 lbs and my legs are swollen. I've been overworked this year. We've all been overworked this year. This year's been >> the the whole world is at World War III. This world's crazy, isn't it? Worse than crazy. We'll get you sitting down just a second, right over there. >> me a wheel. Okay, we'll get you one. All right. Um That looks like self. I've never been here. Why does anyone want to come here? Oh, really? Look at my golf cart. Your golf cart. Yeah. All right, welcome to the Sheriff's Department. Thank you. I appreciate it. I apologize. It's okay. I don't hold I don't hold anything against anybody. No, I'm human. I'm American citizen. Look, just lean against There you go. Just lean against what? The wall. I was I was trying to tell you to lean against the wall. You beat me to it. I just saw Charlie. We were just talking. Who's Charlie? Charlie's my older brother. Your older brother? >> an officer. We can all salute each other in the morning. Yeah. He's a top gun. Old age. I bet you can't say his name. I know I can't. Hello. What is he here for? Obstruction. I might be right. He He also works for the You're going to tell them where you where you work? No, never. Never. Got you. Where do you work at? I don't work. I'm disabled. Apparently driving by. Oh, no more information. They're trying to make him more comfortable. You're good. Put it back. Put it back up. You have to think it good. I'll take a wheelchair. No, we don't have a wheelchair. I'm asking do you Are you going to be able to cooperate? Yeah, yeah. I just can't hear. I have tendonitis and I'm I'm legally blind. Okay. Okay. Place that hand on the wall for me. Thank you. The suspect was booked for obstruction of officers. On October 21st, 2022, the suspect pled guilty to the charge. He was sentenced to 12 months of probation, 24 hours of confinement, and was ordered to complete 40 hours of community service, and was also required to pay $85 in restitution.
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