911, Rui speaking. What is the address of your emergency? Hello, 911. Hello, 911. 305 Street. 305 Street. He told us to come on. Yes, this should be a second now. Okay, I'm going to text you, all right? If you can't talk, okay, I'm going to text you, okay? Okay. Okay. All right. Hello. Hey, did you get my text? I was I was trying to do, yeah. Okay, just talk to me, okay? He He All right, he said he just went to his back room. He threatened uh threatened me and his dad earlier just a little bit ago. Is that Dustin Reed? Yeah. >> Does he have access to any weapons? No, there's none in the house. Did he harm you? No, but he may he may threaten to pour hot grease on me. And he wouldn't >> [clears throat] >> He's out in the barn destroying our stuff again. He's in his bedroom now. Okay, I have units headed that way, okay? Yeah. If anything changes text me or call 911, all right? All right. You can text 911 if you need to talk, okay? Okay. All right. All right. All right. But have them come to the back door. Back door, okay, I'll let them know. Yeah, just tell them to walk in. I don't care. Okay, I'll let them know. All right. All right. All right. All right. As dispatch relayed that the suspect was potentially dangerous, deputies quietly approached the residence, moving slowly toward the rear of the home to avoid alerting him. What's he doing? He's gone crazy again. He didn't He started up shortly after you guys left. I've been trying to lay low. Now he's making threats about throwing hot grease on us, starting the house on fire. He's been out there blasting music and tearing [ __ ] up again. He's in Yeah, he's right there. We see him. Is that panful of grease right there? Where? On the stove? Yeah, he just got done cooking something. He did? Yeah, he did. He says he's going to keep doing what he wants to do at least for the next 2 days, I'll rip everything out of this freaking house cuz this is mine, it's not yours, and So, he got done cooking something and he threatened to me. >> throw grease on you? Yeah. Okay. And he's screaming and yelling at his dad telling him to solve the stuff. I'm going to do what I want, no one can stop me, not even the cops. Okay. I got scared. I just I asked you to What are you thinking? He's going to try to run. Oh, yeah. I'm going to sit right out here. No, Dad, what was in the song? Um I just don't know what we got going on, Mike. Assault? I mean domestic. Is it domestic? All right. Yeah, domestic. It's just not just I mean, it's domestic. Is it arrestable? Yeah, and this guy's willing to pursue the charges, so Sure. I think we can articulate enough to hot grease burn it pretty bad. I think he did feel threatened enough to call us. Yeah. I mean, he needs to be held, too, cuz we can I think we can articulate enough that he's a danger not only to them, but to himself. This was not the first time deputies had responded to this residence involving Dustin. He was a repeated offender with a history of domestic disturbances and mental health-related calls, showing a pattern of escalating behavior and disregard for law enforcement. What? Hey, Dustin. What? It's me again. What? You don't need to FLASHLIGHT IN HERE WHENEVER I'M YOU'RE INSIDE. You slow or something? I'll take it out. You can get the [ __ ] away from me, bud. You don't have to come over here on my bed. All right. You're under arrest, sir. >> No, [ __ ] I'm not under arrest, dude. I'm not UNDER ARREST. YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME, BUD. YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME. YOU CANNOT touch me. YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME, BUD. LISTEN. You can't touch me. You >> You can't touch me. You can't touch me. WHAT WAS I WHAT DID I DO? I WAS COOKING FOOD AND THEN MY DAD TRIED COMING AFTER ME. OKAY, AND? WHAT'S THE PROBLEM HERE, BUD? All right. What happened? What's the problem? I WAS COOKING FOOD. I was cooking food, right? Hamburger. And then they then they wanted to come in here and start harassing me. So, go. Go ask him. Go knock on his door. Don't Don't I'm not going to answer your question, bud. Dustin. Did you call the cops? Go, bud. Dustin. I'm not about to call the cops on you, bud. Come over here and stand up. No, you can't touch me, bud. Dustin. >> You can't touch me. I'm battery two. What What am I going to go to jail for? What did I do? What I do? Domestic. Domestic? Well, I didn't have I didn't have my hands on nobody. Still domestic. No, it ain't domestic, BUD. ALL RIGHT. Come on. All right. Dustin. It's not assault. IT'S ASSAULT IF YOU TOUCH ME. THAT'S WHAT IT IS, BUD. >> It's battery. No, yeah, it's battery. Exactly. So, you go to jail. No. Yeah. >> Dustin, I'm going to give you a lawful order and then you're going to get another charge [clears throat] for obstructing. I need you to stand up Okay. and come over here. You're not disturbed on. Dustin. I'm going to do this real calm. Okay? >> No, you're not doing it calm. I didn't have to open MY DOOR FOR YOU. YOU CAME IN HERE BY YOURSELF. SO, BYE. DUSTIN. DUDE. This is going to be your last opportunity before I have to >> You can't touch me. I'm I'm battery two. I'm just letting you know that right now. So, >> You can't touch me. Okay, Dustin. Can't touch me. >> [snorts] >> Dustin, listen. I need you to stand up. No, I can't do that. I can't move. Can't move. I can't Can't Sit right here on my bed. There's nowhere to go to sit. Do you want to get Yeah, I heard you by my door, too. Yeah, talking about, "Oh, I need to come in here or something, blah blah blah." No, you can leave. Bye. You can go. Bye. I'm I'm I'm giving you the opportunity to not catch a another charge. >> DUDE, I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> OKAY, THEN YOU NEED to articulate that. I did. I articulated it. >> Stand up. Bro. No. >> Dustin. I'm not doing it. I'm not standing up for you. Dustin. I'm I'm giving you a lawful order to stand up. So, you're going to have to stand up. Do you understand me? I have no time. What? Dustin, do you understand me? I understand you, but I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Okay, then you place the phone No, I cannot place the phone down. I cannot. PEOPLE DON'T WANT TO listen to me. Bro, don't [ __ ] touch me. Bro, don't [ __ ] touch me, bro. Don't [ __ ] touch me, dude. Don't [ __ ] touch me. Don't [ __ ] touch me, bro. Don't [ __ ] touch me, bud. Don't [ __ ] touch me. You're touching me, bud. Quit fighting. I ain't [ __ ] touching you. >> Yes, you are. >> Quit. Quit. Stop. Quit. Stop. You're [ __ ] touching me right now. You need to let go of me, dude. No, I'm not letting Yes, you need to [ __ ] STOP TOUCHING ME RIGHT NOW. >> TASED. NO, the [ __ ] I'm not. Dude, don't put my hands behind my back. This is stupid. Cross your feet, Dustin. >> [clears throat] >> Yeah, you got tased, didn't you, bud? No. >> Didn't you? Did not. Did not. You got tased. Yep. Give me my Give me my phone. Give me my phone. Where's your phone? Do you? Where is it at? In my back pocket. Yep. >> [snorts] >> You're going You're going to rip my arm off. >> You're going to wait it out here. >> Yeah, you're going to rip my [ __ ] arm off, dude. You see? You're going to rip my arm off. You want to [ __ ] rip my arm off? Here you go. Here you go. Quit doing that, dude. You're walking my way. Yeah, I'm walking the way my leg don't go that way, dude. My leg don't go that way. You can go the way we go. Yeah. I'm going. Going, all right. Yep. Dude, I'm going to go to the riding in the sun here. What do you think of that? This one is yours. Riding in the sun. You have an open door. Do it. Riding in the sun, bud. Okay, it's open. Oh. Oh. Yep, we're riding in the sun. Watch. Yeah, riding in the sun. Yep. Good call. I need back. He like spider-monkey out that window. I was standing right there. I was He could have come out that window. Do it. That's right. He He went Dustin M. Reed was charged in connection with domestic violence-related threats, resisting arrest, and was also found to have an active failure to appear warrant out of Jefferson County. The primary reporting deputy formally requested that Dustin remain in custody at the Jefferson County Justice Center. This request was made due to his prior history of domestic incidents and his repeated violent threats towards his grandfather, including statements about burning the house down with family inside, and the belief that if released, he would return to the residence and carry out those threats. Deputy considers Dustin dangerous and as a risk to the public and himself.