Where your family? >> My dad. I I think he might be in prison or jail. Huh? >> You're not enrolled in Athens Tech. >> What? How you going to tell me what I'm not doing? >> Because I can tell you bull. I don't know what you think that does for me. >> About to jump down. >> On July 25th, 2024, officers were dispatched to an alleged burglary. The 28-year-old story doesn't add up, especially after finding something dangerous in his possession. >> Which way did he go? >> He So, last time I saw him, he was behind these. >> Okay. And he is he's he looks to be mixed. Partial black, not a highend type, but maybe shorter hair. No shirt, black socks, no shoes. He dropped his shoes on East Broad Street, gray um basketball shorts. He was in my property at line to go check on the paint cuz we had it painted and he just popped out. >> Light-kinned. >> Lighter skinned. I mean, darker than me, but >> yeah, the light-skinned black male. >> Yes, >> we lost him back here. Yeah, he started running in behind these houses and I came up here to see if I could find him and he was gone. >> Holy crap, man. That was crazy. >> Do you know if he took anything or >> I don't I It was vacant and it had a lock box on the front. I'm assuming he just popped it open. >> You think he was just in there sleeping? >> I think so. He started getting a little aggressive. >> All we got right now is is a vacant unit. He's probably sleeping in there. So, last I saw him, he was running right into >> While speaking to the maintenance man, other officers found a suspect hiding nearby. >> Behind your back. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Sir, could you hold on for a second? >> Calm down. Calm down. >> Can you hold on for a second? >> Calm down. Put your hands behind your back. Sir, >> we'll talk in a second, >> please. Sir, >> we'll calm down. >> Please, sir. I'm trying to explain a second. We'll talk in a second. >> I'm trying to explain. I'm trying to explain, sir. >> All right. You can explain in a second. >> Please. Just calm down. >> Just keep your hand behind your back. Circle. Calm down. Can I Wait a second. >> You're all right. Hey, calm down. >> Oh my god, bro. Can y'all really just give me Can y'all just give me a chance and explain what's going on? >> Yeah, you can explain now. >> Hey, we're just going to walk down here. Okay, >> come out. Come. >> I'm going to grab your stuff. Walk with this officer. I'm going to grab your stuff. >> Can y'all just hold on for a second, please? >> I do. Just get me down here. >> Oh my god. All this. I didn't >> Can y'all please give me a second? Just give me a second. How did he get in? Do you even know? >> The only thing I don't know, I I got a call from one of my vendors. I was going to do a maintenance request and they're like, I think you got a homeless person in here. I was coming off of Jonas. >> Yeah. >> To actually come to this property to double check the painting cuz it's turning. >> Yeah. >> And I walked in and >> I'm trying to explain. >> You could talk and walk. Explain. >> He was there and he had a stuff. And I was like, "Hey, hey, who are you?" Cuz I know my vendors. And he's like, "Oh, I'm just here." And he couldn't give me a straight answer. I said, "Who are you?" you. And he goes, "I'm just a homeless college kid looking for a place to sleep." I said, "You got to get out." And he started getting kind of angry towards me. So, I left. I called 911. >> Yeah. >> Let me go see what's going on down here and then boy, we're going to head out. >> I'm going to stay here. >> Yeah. >> Like, it's it's nothing going on, sir. I was trying to Oh my god, bro. >> Can I like Sir, >> that jacket ain't mine. That That was over. That's not mine. >> You were right beside it, man. That's not mine, man. >> Who was involved in the apprehension or isn't taking the report? Can you go ahead and go check >> Oh my god. Can I Can >> Can I please What? Why is there so many? >> We need your name first for you. We're going to ask you questions in just a second. All right. >> I know. I'm I'm trying to cooperate, but I'm saying I didn't I didn't I was just >> your name for me. >> Oh my god. Okay, man. Look, I'm trying to explain to y'all what's going on. Can y'all just give me a second to explain, please? >> Hold on. I'm not asking any questions. I'm just asking this. >> Why am I being detained >> right now? Cuz you've been listed as a suspect coming out of B4. >> Okay. I'm homeless. Okay. I'm a homeless college student. It was raining really bad. >> What's your name? >> Okay. Look, >> you do know not giving your name. Could be a >> I know. I know. I know. I know. >> Okay. So, we're not going to ask you again. What is your name? >> Sir, can you listen? >> I need you to pay attention. What is your name? >> Why is he searching through my belongings? >> Making sure you don't have any burger reactors. I don't have any burglary items. >> All right, look. Just talk to her. We're gonna talk in a second. Okay, >> just protocol, man. >> Like, bro, this man going through my property without How is he? That's not me. >> Like, isn't that illegal searching? >> It's not. What is your name? >> Okay, ma'am. >> I don't want to hear nothing else unless your name come out of your mouth or we will be adding a charge >> like Okay, look. Look. >> All right. So, we >> Okay, look, ma'am. Hello. Look, man. Look. Okay, look. >> Your name? >> My name is Keon. >> What's your date of birth? >> My um 1996 now I >> central I met with Kon. >> So, is was it occupied or >> No, it's Yeah, it's in between the tenants. >> Okay. >> Um >> wait for the next school year. >> Yeah. I went in because we just had it painted and I had actually got a call from a guy who's going to go do the maintenance on it said there's a homeless person that just walked out. >> So I said, "All right, I'm on my way over. I'll take a look at it." I walk in and he's in there. >> And so I said, "Who are you?" And he couldn't give me a straight answer. I said, "Who are you?" And then eventually he said, "I'm just a homeless college kid looking for a place to sleep." I said, "You got to get out." He started getting aggressive. So, I walked out, got in my truck, called 911, and then kind of followed him until I saw him walking behind these. >> Did he take anything? Do you No, >> I don't know. I don't think there was anything in there that he could have taken. Uh, but I bounced out as fast as I could. >> What? You said he got aggressive. Like, what exactly? >> He just started like getting kind of aggressive in his tone towards me. Like, no, no, no, no, no, no. You're not listening to me. And I was just like, at this point, I don't know if he's going to pull out a weapon. I'm out. >> Okay. >> I'm just homeless, bro. And I was I'm a college student. I go to Addis Tech. It was just raining really bad. I didn't have nowhere to go last night. I told the man, "Hey, I'm gone. I'm leaving." You know what I'm saying? I'm sorry. You know, it wasn't I wasn't >> We got a mag. >> You got a mag in there. >> 78. Use 10. We got a magazine here. No gun yet. >> Trying to do anything like the place is unlocked. It was it was not like a situation where I was trying to break in or none of that. I didn't touch anything, you know. I'm sorry. Like I just was trying to find some shelter for the night. It was raining real bad. Had nowhere to go, you know, and there was no shelter available. That's that's it. >> That's understandable. >> Don't worry. Like we're just sorting things out. Okay. >> Uh I've got a bag. I'm going through now. >> They're searching through stuff. >> Well, you're under arrest. >> Another mag. >> Oh, wow. >> Just uh >> under arrest. and Miranda. So, >> what? What? Why y'all arresting me? >> Are we yelling at you? >> No, ma'am. But >> Okay. So, keep your voice down. >> Okay. But >> they're going to make their decision ultimately as far as what's going to happen. But we're just asking some question. >> Um I know. That's why I'm saying can I please speak to Can I just I just I'll get B. >> The the officer up there is going to ask some questions. And that might be the case if if >> and they're going through all my property. Like that's crazy. >> Listen, she just got to read you something real quick so that we can actually talk to you. Okay. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. >> Oh, look. Oh, guns right here. Okay, guns right here. >> Make sure we got a firearm. >> Careful. I don't know which way it's facing. So, >> going this way. >> Okay. Go ahead and make it safe couple times. Okay. >> And ask for a lawyer or stop talking to us. >> That's what I'm saying. Cannot. >> Do you understand each of these rights as which I've explained to you? >> Just answer. >> Let's make sure that he can say that he saw him carrying this. Okay. >> Ask him about that and try and get that. >> Do you understand? >> Yes. But I just need to tell him like what's the situation? It's it's nothing like that, man. Please can I please talk to him? >> He's sorting out what he's got going on and he's going to ask you some questions, man. >> Man, it's not like I'm not trying to do anything illegal, you know? I'm not I was running cuz I was scared. Like the man I'm telling him like, "Please sir, I'm just a homeless college student. Like, can you please just hold on?" Like that's it. That's it, bro. It's not like I'm trying to I didn't break in your house. I didn't touch your belongings. I didn't do anything. >> All right. >> When you saw him, >> was he carry anything? >> He had a bag. >> A bag? >> Yeah. And then he grabbed his shoes and ran out. So, there's actually a black shoe on East Broad Street, >> my property that he dropped his shoe. >> What kind of bag? >> It was a backpack. >> Anything else he was carrying? >> That's all I could see. Be honest with you. I don't know if he was carrying anything else. I kind of ran out there. He was chasing me. Like I'm like the white guy right there. He was chasing me, bro. And I'm like I I like Oh [ __ ] I'm like, "Bro, I'm leaving. I'm packing my I'm getting my out of here cuz I I I didn't know this place was like I thought it was vacant, you know? I just thought it was a vacant abandoned home." So I don't know what I No, I I was I wasn't trying to do nothing. That's why I don't get why he called police. I'm like, "Bro, I'm leaving. I didn't know like why he called the police on a house that you don't know." >> I mean Well, I don't understand. But at the same time, like sir, okay, I understand the situation, but it's not none of that. It's not like I'm trying to hurt anybody. It's not like >> I didn't hurt what I >> You said you weren't trying to hurt anybody, didn't we? >> Oh, okay. I about to say that's why I say, "Can I please talk to the guy?" Like, "Can you please just thing about it being a big deal? You place you weren't supposed to be. >> Someone called the police. We were out here looking for you. That's where we're >> Yeah. And I I I was scared cuz like, oh man, look, I'm about to be off of probation. It's all good. >> I've been doing good, man. You know, >> I've been trying to stay out of trouble, man. I ain't got no trouble. >> Close your mouth for a second. Take a deep breath. Are you being transported to jail yet? >> No, I'm just I'm just >> Is that the backpack you saw him carrying? >> No, it's not. >> Okay, >> that's great. >> That's the guy that reported tried to report that U-Haul stolen. That's where I recognize him from. >> I'm scared, bro. Like, I just know like >> I'm just trying to talk to you, dude. What's up with the gun here, baby? >> I found it. I found it somewhere out here. It was out here in Nelly be somewhere and I was gonna sell I was just gonna sell it cuz I'm homeless, bro. Like I just It's not my gun. >> Where did you stay at before? >> I was staying with uh my brothers them over there on uh it's off of >> Where are you from? >> I'm from down here, but I'm I really been trying to move. It's not my gun. Like it's it's not my I literally found it and I was going to sell it. It's literally >> Is the gun going to come back stolen? >> I don't know. I literally found it, sir. I'm telling you the honest truth. I've seen it. Somebody must have threw it away. >> He tried to report a U-Haul stolen at the park with me. He tried to report it stolen, but >> the the guy in handcuffs. >> Yep. But I think it's I I thought it was a late I figured it was a late return. >> I gotcha. >> Yeah, he called back a few times. >> Okay. >> Typically how stolen guns get reported stolen. >> I mean, I don't know how I could have I don't know. I don't have nothing to do with that situation. I >> Why would you have a gun, >> man? For one. >> You say you on probation as well? >> It's not my weapon. I just found it. I'm trying to get some money. I'm gonna sell it. You know what I'm saying? >> What What are you on probation for? >> [ __ ] misdemeanor. Like stupid. >> Have you Are you convicted felon? >> No. No, sir. No, sir. >> I'm on a check. I'm just >> I'm dead, sir. I'm not a convicted felon. I didn't I didn't do no vi, you know? It just I'm I'm just homeless in a bad situation and I'm just trying to get out of it. That's it. Like, I'm going to school. I'm trying to better my life. Like, >> what are you going to school for? I'm trying to get my CDL. I'm trying to get more trades, you know. I'm really trying to do something with my life. >> You're not going to Athens Tech, >> huh? >> You're not enrolled in Athens Tech. >> I'm not. >> You're not. >> What? How you going to tell me what I'm not doing? >> Because I can tell you [ __ ] I don't know what you think that does for me. >> Like, I literally have been if I had my phone, I can literally show y'all that I literally been studying and everything. >> What What's your major? Athens Tech. >> Tech. We ain't got to go down that road, dude. like how this man going to just tell me. >> Okay. Well, tell me. I'm trying to see. >> Okay. Like my my sister >> told me that Athens Tech has a free class. Now, I'm trying to get in the program. >> So, you haven't got in yet? >> I'm trying to, but I have I have my I'm I'm studying for the uh CDL the uh permit, >> right? >> So, I'm literally close to getting the permit and I was literally about to enroll. Right. >> So, I'm I'm basically saying I'm going to At this Tech, >> but you haven't been accepted yet. >> I was I was already going through Attit through uh Manufacturer Ready. Okay. >> But then I was like, "Okay, well, I can get my CDL another way. I guess it's faster or whatever cuz the program that program really went for CDLs." >> Gotcha. >> So, I was like, "Okay, well, I'mma try to do it another way." And then after that, I was like, "Okay, I'm going to try to see they got this program that my sister talking about." Since then, I've been studying for CDL. Like I'm literally telling y'all the truth. I ain't lie about my name. I ain't lie about anything. >> You a minute to give it to >> cuz I'm scared, bro. Like I'm literally scared for it >> because I'm on proation and I know I'm going to be I'm about to be off. Like I'm literally I've been having I have no charge. >> Do you think running helped the situation at all? >> He called the police. I got scared. Like I ain't know what else to do. Like you know what I'm saying? I didn't know what else to do. That's just an honest truth. Like I don't want no run in with police. I'm sorry. I don't want no run in with police. I don't want you to like freak out when I'm asking about Tech, but I'm talking to you about Athens Tech cuz I'm gauging the conversation we have. >> Okay. Let me finish talking, bro. Then I'll give you a chance. Okay. >> All right. I >> I'm going to respect you the way you respect me. I gauge our conversation based off how truthful you're being with everything that's come out of your mouth. You start telling us you're a student. There's words you said in there that led me to believe that you weren't a student. >> I am. >> I could have been wrong, but I got proved right. >> And I work at Waterburg, bro. Like I'm literally like the one I was on Les Road. I was transferred to Atlanta to Atlanta, but then my car got in a wreck, so I had to transfer back down here. Now I'm in the process of trying to transfer back to Lex Road or Atlanta Highway. >> So you don't work at Waterburg? >> Yes, I do. I still work there. I just I'm supposed to call them today. They said they going to try to transfer me back down here to Atlanta Highway and stuff like that. I literally am telling y'all to honest. >> A bunch of pending stuff. Pending go a sec. Pending >> No. No. No sir. No sir. >> Pending probation. >> No sir. No sir. >> I got you. Give me a second. >> Hey, can where's the guy at? >> Stay right here. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, please. Can I Where's the guy right there? >> Why do you need to talk to the guy? >> Police officer already talking to him. You don't need to say nothing to me. >> What? Please. I just I just Please, man. I'm trying to do right, man. Can you just talk to that man? Like, I can't go back to jail, man. I'm just trying to do rights, man. I'm not Man, come on, man. I'm so close, bro. Give me a chance. >> Where you was going to try to sell the gun at? I don't even know. Just anybody like there's plenty of folks on the street that probably would have bought it. You know, >> so how was they supposed to know that you had that for sale? >> I don't know. I was just going to tell them, "Hey, you want this and sell it?" Like, that's just the truth. And they leg that's illegal searching, ain't it? They illegally going through my property without a search warrant. >> Did he run when y'all saw him? >> So, he was [music] hiding back here. I saw him kind of going up this hill. >> Uhhuh. I stopped and got out with him and I think he threw all the stuff on the ground. The gun was in a pair of pants that was just laid out. >> Oh, separate from the bag. Yeah, >> he already admitted that the gun says on the ground. >> You did run it. >> Yeah, it's clean. >> It may not be reported. >> Yeah, that that's what I'm thinking. >> From somebody wasn't supposed to ask. >> No, you're under arrest. So, we have the right to search. >> I'm saying like >> criminal trespass. You didn't have authority to be in that apartment. It's a vacant apartment, >> man. Oh, man. Bro, >> you pacing too. >> I know. I can't I'm not going How ma'am. Come on now. >> People tried it and I'm not >> I'm not going to run. >> Okay. I'm just telling >> the police didn't even have to be called. Like I'm telling this man, hey, man, I'm sorry. Like, it's just a misunderstanding, bro. >> I understand that, but you have the right to call the police. He has right to call the police. He calls us. >> But it's like, damn, y'all came out here like this for like that's crazy. Like, I mean, shoot, I was just trying to get away. I was going back. I was going to my boat some house or something. >> Why did you leave there in the first place? You said you saved your brothers, right? >> Because I was moving to Atlanta, but you know, something happened with my vehicle. >> All right. Look, so I'm having real trouble following your story, right? Okay. You said you got Can I talk? >> Yes, ma'am. >> 8651. >> Yep. >> That's right. >> Stolen. >> What? [laughter] Get out of here. >> Making me look bad. John, [laughter] >> you worked here on Lexington Road, right? Yes, ma'am. You got transferred to Atlanta to Waterburg, right? >> Yes, ma'am. >> You got in a wreck in Atlanta? >> Yes, ma'am. I got court on August 21st for the wreck. >> Okay. You sometimes live with your brother. So, why didn't you stay with him last night? Like, what made you come to this? >> Because like I had a situation with his mother. Like, basically, I got into >> Yeah. Like, we got into an argument. I just left. Like, man, I'm just going to leave because you know, whatever. When I grew up in Athens, that place was always vacant. The one over there was vacant. There's another one like abandoned house. I'm going go up here to see if I missed anything. >> I was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> But just cuz it's vacant, that don't mean anybody could come in. >> I know that. I know that. It's just like I >> Damn, you just see this AR over here? >> Shut up. My goodness. [laughter] >> One day you're going to be serious, boy. That cried wolf. There >> too many homeless people. I can't even get in the shelter for real. Like I might get in there one night and then I'm back on the streets. Is he Is he pressing charges on me? Like what's going on? I'm not sure the other officers dealing with that down there. They'll let me know. >> Like, man, it's not like like I'm not trying to commit no more crimes. I'm just in a messed up position in my life. That's literally the truth. I'm just trying to do right, man. That's all, man. >> Just chill on the bumper and take a deep breath, >> man. Come on, man. I literally found this stuff like somebody must have throwed it away. >> So, if it's not yourself, why you so fixed on you, we can't touch your stuff? It's cuz I don't want to be charred with no crazy [ __ ] And I know for a fact I did. It's not my Now the bullets belong to my baby mom, but other than that, >> like them the gun and ain't mine. Come on. I'm not a gang banger. I'm not none of that. >> Nobody said you was. >> Where you from, man? >> I'm from down here, sir. >> I just need I just I'm just shoot. >> I told y'all I'm I'm just really in a hard place, man. >> Yeah. trying to get >> I'm just in a hard place, sir. >> Do you play football up at Sea Should? >> No, I I I played for maybe like a year and then my grades weren't good enough to be on the team. Okay. You know, but I tried to get into school to play. I could have played, you know. I really wanted to try to walk on in college. I'm literally trying to turn my life around any type of way I can. >> What year did you graduate? >> I graduated probably like 2016. I graduated early. Like I post probably graduated after that, but I graduated early. Like I'm telling y'all all the truth. >> How old are you? >> I just turned like 28 this year and I just I'm just in a rock in the hard place. >> Where your family? >> My dad I I think he might be in prison or jail. My mom she she just I don't know man. I was in false care all my life. So I'm literally I'm literally this close to being off of probation. Like >> literally like next month I'm going I've been taking my classes for anger management. I've been doing everything the judge told me to do. I've been staying off of >> What did you get in trouble for? >> I got in say regardless that gun taken over. You found that thing >> three three long. He ran back up that way and the items were on the ground. >> About to jump down. >> Trouble for like some misdemeanor and but felonies. >> No, no felonies. I'm not a felon. >> Look at that cat. >> I've been watching it for a few minutes. I saw Here. Go. >> The door was unlocked. You said >> yes. One of the door I think the back door. >> So you tried the front. It didn't work. >> Yeah. It had a lock on it or something and then the back door it was unlocked. So [ __ ] >> Who's going to >> I don't know. I found the [ __ ] >> Where'd you find it? >> Somewhere in the woods. Out here somewhere. >> How long you had the gun? Like >> I ain't have it that long. But today literally. So, you found it today? >> Literally, like last night, like like not today, but last night. Literally, when I was walking around trying to find somewhere to stay, I literally found it. The clips, I found it. Everything. I found them all in the same spot. >> When did you go get the bullets from your baby mama house? >> I've been had those. Like, I just didn't have a a gun or anything, but I've been had the bullets and [ __ ] like that. >> Sell it on the streets cuz people would buy them. People would buy them. >> What if that was used in a murder and then you're found with that gun? See, I don't even know accused of murder. >> See, that's what I'm saying. Like, that's why I was saying that's that's a bad look. I didn't Nobody. I could tell you right now. I ain't nobody >> say you killed anybody. I'm just saying common sense. Just call the law. Have the law come get the gun. >> Sir, I'm just I'm just trying to I'm just trying to get out of here off the streets, man. That's just the honest truth, man. I know. I know how it look. I'm just trying to do right, man. That's it. I'm not telling no lie. How long you been working at Waterburg? I was working there at Leon Road. I transferred to Atlanta to uh Townsville, Kennesaw. 705 Towns View, Kennesaw, Georgia, because I was going to go up there. I had rented a vehicle. I [snorts] was going to go up there to work because the one down here wasn't really giving me hours. And then on top of that, I was planning on leaving Athens. I was like, man, I need to make a change in my life. And I feel like going to Atlanta would do that for me. So, I started to go up there. Then, I got into a wreck. I have a court date set for August 21st for that incident. >> Where your car at? >> I It's in the shop or somewhere. It's in one of these shops, but it was a rental car. So, it's not like it's my vehicle. It was a U-Haul truck. So, I was trying to go up there in a U-Haul truck and [ __ ] I was paying for the truck, all that. Somebody hit me. So, now I got to go to court for that. >> You tried to talk for food stamps and everything like that. >> I had food stamps at one point, but since I've been working, they've been denying me. You know what I'm saying? And they ain't going to give them to me cuz like I basically had to be broke with no job. >> How old is your kid? >> My child uh he three. He just turned 3 years old. >> Yeah, baby mama. Unless you stay with her. >> I can't even be around her for real right now. Right. >> Why? >> Cuz we had a situation and they told the only way we can have contact, we got to go back to court. And we had gotten into it. Police got in call. They told we can't have contact. We got to It's >> So, does she have a TPO against you? >> I think so. Like a TPO. You got a baby? >> Yeah, I have a child. What's the mama's name? >> Not curious. >> Do you know her birthday? >> They trying to verify the bullets hers >> probably. I'm over here with you. I don't know what I would assume. So, >> yeah, they all in her name. She don't have no no record and [ __ ] So, they ain't going to find her in the system. She had to know I had them. >> If somebody just bought that gun, they not going to put it in the woods. I don't think they just bought it, but somebody else could have stole it. It did dump. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. But like if it's dumped in the woods, something bad happened with it. Whether it was stolen, whether it was used, you know what I'm saying? >> And I [clears throat] haven't been in no trouble for a while. >> Cuz if we got charges on them already, then let's just go ahead and start the transport process and get this figured out along the way. >> Yeah. I mean, he has a load of problem. Not not trespass >> cuz he actually picked the locks to get in. He didn't just like walk in. >> Yeah, he picked the lock to get inside. There's a load running problem, but he doesn't have um >> Yeah, if we've got charges on him, I say we go ahead and just transport get that started. >> Figure that out later on. >> Get with Randy and get this all figured out whether we have a charge for the firearm or not. Either way, we're going to be taking it because it was obviously in his possession, >> but he's also claiming it isn't his and he found it. Yeah. >> So either way, >> we're going to be taking it >> cuz even if it was something on it, I wasn't at nowhere near a scene, a crime scene or anything like you know I could tell the truth cuz if y'all running and y'all say it's this, this, and this, you can't pin me at no crime cuz I wasn't there. I'm telling y'all the truth about the whole situation. >> All right. Come on, Mr. >> Can I talk with the sergeant, please? >> There's no reason for you to talk to him. >> Can I please Is he the sergeant? >> Yeah, but I'm the one that's arresting you. >> Can I please talk with the sergeant, please? >> Sure. What you need to talk to him about? He's right there. He's not going to unrest you though. >> Let's not stand in the middle of the street. Want to talk. So, stand right here. But you got like 2 minutes to tell me what you're going to tell me and then we're moving on cuz >> Hey, please, sir. I know. I know how this looks, sir. >> Are you complaining about something that's going on or >> I'm trying to change my life, sir. I haven't been in no trouble. >> Here's what I'm going to tell you. Take a deep breath and listen to me because I know you say you trying to make a change here. You're trying to turn around and I appreciate that and I respect that and I hope you do. Okay. Um, but we need to make some wiser decisions to make that happen. What we're dealing with today, a criminal trespass, a lawyer and crling type thing. I know >> really is not that big a deal. I know you're saying like, "What's all this going on?" Because we got a call about a potential burglary. That's why so many people are in the area. You didn't steal anything. You didn't damage any property. No one's accusing you of doing anything like that. All right. But you did unlawfully enter a premise. You don't own what you don't have rights to. We got to deal with that. We'll move on from it. Okay? Keep working to move forward to get yourself straight, but you got to hit these bumps along the way and you got to deal with them like a man. >> We can't arrest you because what's done is done at this point. Now, if the courts decide that they want to drop it or if your probation officer wants to talk to them and do something different, then that's one thing. >> I'm so close, sir. >> But where we are today is where we are today. Okay? >> Can I can I talk with the guy that that called? Y'all talk with him, please. >> We're good. >> All right. Come on. Please. I'm begging y'all. Man, I'm begging y'all, man. I can't. Oh, >> please. Man, sir. Sergeant, >> it's not going to change the decision, >> man. Bro, please, sir. >> Come on. >> Stop. >> Before I charge you with obstruction, stop pulling away. >> Let me talk with >> Stop pulling away. >> I'm just >> That's the only time I'm going to tell you that. Okay. You pull away again, you get an obstruction charge. >> I'm not going to be fighting here. >> You Bro, you just Bro, you you a weird ass. Why you mad at me? >> Cuz you weird, bro. You was weird with my situation. >> You broke into their house, not me. >> I'm breaking in nothing. I ain't got nothing on me. >> All right. Well, I got to check you before I put you in my car. You did it. >> Be a man. Take accountability for your actions. >> I'm trying to please. >> So, they get in the car. Have a seat. >> Sge. Can you come here? Please >> have a seat. >> Can you please >> I'm only going to tell you one more time. >> Oh, man. Sat, >> can I please talk? >> Thank you. Tuck your head in. S >> you are about like >> another time of me asking. >> Bro, can you please >> have a seat? Slide back. >> Can you please go get the sergeant? >> Have a seat and slide back. >> Put your feet into the car. >> Sergeant, >> put your feet into the car. >> Can you please get the SEG? >> All right. Sorry. I'm getting obstruction now. Please get the SEG, bro. >> Get that foot in. >> Listen, bro. Can you get that foot in the car? >> Then put the foot in. >> All right, bro. You put your hands on me. >> Put your foot in. Get your foot out the way. >> Officer, please. Sir, can I >> get your foot out the way? I'm not in the way. I'm trying to >> Watch your toe, >> please. >> The only thing in there that's worrisome is the laxative. >> The laxative. >> He's got some laxative in here. This is a firearm with three magazines. >> They're all fully at you. >> So you So instead of y'all want to help me, you send me back. What the That's exactly why I was trying to go to Atlanta. I'm telling you another month here before me had to cuz this already unlocked like what the like >> just walked up and tried the door knob. >> What else you going to do? I didn't break in. >> It's clear as day. I didn't break in >> the house yours. >> No. All right. But I'm saying though, if you going to if you going to try me with a daughter and problem, bro, you could have just bar me like you going to lock me up like that going to solve something. Somebody else going to be right up in there. >> And we'll be right back if I feel up to you. >> I'm I'm I'm for sure beat that problem [ __ ] >> Okay. Matter of fact, I please third age right out. I'm definitely going to get I'm definitely find that down. >> The suspect was booked for obstruction of an officer, unlawful carrying of a weapon, and loitering or prowling. The obstruction charge was later dismissed. The suspect plead guilty to unlawful carrying of a weapon and loitering or prowling. On August 2nd, 2024, the suspect was sentenced to eight days of confinement, 12 months of probation, and ordered to pay court fees and costs totaling $100.