Officers were dispatched to a hotel on Garden Street in Palm Coast following reports of a verbal disturbance between Keith Spencer and a female guest. >> Hey. >> Oh, how you doing? >> What's going on? >> All right. >> Oh, yeah. We're good. >> We got calls about the argument. >> Oh. Uh, well, I went down. Okay. So, my boyfriend and I uh went to walk our dog downstairs and we came back up and as we're >> Can I help you? >> Yeah. here about the argument. >> I mean, >> what? >> We came here about the argument you guys are having. >> So, what? >> Well, I need to talk to you guys both. >> Don't do that. >> I'm telling you, I'm doing it. So, >> all right. Well, I'm talking. >> I need to see her as well. So, >> don't she left? >> I don't believe you. >> Yeah. That's I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt to show me that she left. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, you >> going to open the door? No. >> Depends. You reaching for your gun, bro. >> Bro, let's let me just see if the if the >> Dude, I wouldn't go there, bro. >> I met you before. >> Where? >> You tell me. You don't remember me. You ruined my life, bro. >> I have a twin, bro. I have no idea who you are. I have a Nissan Morano, an orange one, and you me good. >> How >> you tell me? I had all my teeth ripped out. You don't have to take your teeth out, >> bro. I had my teeth ripped out the day you thought I had DUI and I did 30 days in flag of house correction and ever since then >> I arrested you for DUI, >> dude. Beat it. >> I for DUI, bro. You were DIY. >> Dorsy, go. >> I don't remember you. >> It's funny how I remember you, dude. >> I don't remember you, >> dude. You see the way I looked at him? I don't remember. >> Can I let you in? I read your name tag. >> Yeah, I pointed at it just so you can read it. >> And I got a hurt toe. >> I saw that kind of you. >> Let's go down the front office. Find out who I really am. >> Let's go. All three of you. >> Okay, let's go. >> Let's go. We're going to go with you. >> You go first. Actually, thank you. You're not walking by. N. >> You can sit in the hallway if you want. >> Yeah. Honestly, in all due respect, I did nothing wrong. I've been arrested by you before. That's crazy. That's >> crazy. I don't remember you. >> That's crazy. How could you not remember somebody that pleaded guilty to something you convicted me of? >> The only people I arrest. >> How do you >> Why would I remember you of all people? >> Come on. Where are we going? >> You got to go in the front office. You tell yourself out of the room. >> What? You tell me where you're going. I went >> Can you stop doing this whole approach me thing, dude? >> The second time I approached you. >> Like the fifth. Oh, you do remember how many times >> right now get a key. >> Dude, you want to come bring him down there and get a key or do I got to come spend the night and flag a house with y'all? >> We're all going downstairs. >> You tell me. You don't know me. This guy's a sergeant. He's the what team? >> What? I'll put my shoe on and I'll spend the night with y'all. >> You tell me why you're knocking on my door. >> We just want to make sure the female >> She just left. >> You told me that and I believe you. >> 205. >> Where's the key, man? >> Not key. Listen, you're the problem. >> You're the problem. I ain't coming in. >> You're going to charge my car. >> I don't give a They charge you. Yeah, I guess so. >> Wait, what? You guess what? >> Secret. >> That's the second time you've seen me before. >> Yo, that's the second time you brought three >> out of his face. First of all, I punched you in yours. >> Dude, this guy has literally arrested me for a DUI when I had all my >> That's so gross. >> Yeah, dude. I told you I had my teeth ripped though and you thought I was >> you to what you want, dude. Hey, if you keep where you bringing me a >> I'm going to literally these two people that I've done walked in both your footsteps. >> I have to call the door. >> Where we going to the >> Cuz the neighbor neighbor It's okay. You won't you don't have to go anywhere >> with this guy. >> Where's your boot, bro? >> Dude, he knocked on the door. I let him in. Shut up. >> Why are you causing a scene right now, >> dude? I They knocked on my door. >> Yeah, they're always knocking on the door. >> I met Wolf before, too. This guy, he always >> So, what are we doing? >> Can you guys go? Can you guys go now? My family will come. I'm going to talk to her real quick, and they're going to go down there with you. >> Dude, this is my family. Where's my Listen, I'm making you tell me what I'm going to make so clear to you. You keep yelling and pointing at me, you're going to stop. >> I'm going to talk to her. I don't give a >> with them. You can't do it by yourself. Stick you in. Who called? Who called? Her or the neighbor? You don't have to talk to her. The neighbor called. >> That's my ride home. >> Look, you arrest me once. I'm going to press >> I'm going to make this clear. You're going to stay with these two deputies. >> That's right. I'll hand what you got. What? Dude, you're the only one who looked me in the eyes. You guys got no respect for me, dude. You knocked on my door. You blocked me out. I asked you. Don't step on my foot. >> I'm not I'm not on my foot. This kid arrested me once twice. All right. >> All right. So, let's talk about >> Okay. Let's see if you can understand this. Okay. >> Yeah. >> You know, we were welcome on this property. >> Dude, they're asking you ever arrested me before, have you not? >> Are you listening? >> I do not remember you. That's crazy because you literally looked me in my eyes and I seen you go like like that. Like that's fine. All right. They don't want me here. >> Turn back around so they can finish talking to you. >> Dude, I don't want Maybe I should talk to your twin brother. >> Maybe you should talk to my twin brother who's in custody. >> Your twin brother? >> His partner. >> Dude, listen. Nothing I'm doing right now is wrong. You know that. He put his camera on. He's literally walking with his bicep, but he can't cover no more than he can. >> I'm going back upstairs. Let me help go get my belongings. >> This is my question to you. >> Have your brother tell me. >> Do you want to go somewhere else? Watch out for my tonight. As of right now, you've resisted because I'll let you in my place. You know that you're being asked to leave this property. Will you leave this property willingly? I paid $450 to spend the night here and my aunt staff no longer wants arrested me driving from my aunt >> and the room is not in your name. >> So stay here with the kid and you're going to go somewhere else. >> You ain't going to follow me, right? >> I'm going to follow you back upstairs. >> Is your twin brother going to follow me? Dude, dude, I'll go listen to me. I swear to you >> if you >> Let me go get my debit card and I'll spend the night in flag in the green room. >> Listen to me. I never resist. I'm literally scared of you. to me right now. You crazy. You came in my room. My room. >> Did you allow us to? >> Of course I did. And I showed you what you want is not there. >> So with your >> You ever arrested me before you harassed me? >> Did you run my plate, bro? Yo, take these. Am I in custody? Are you arresting? >> You were detained. Yes. >> For what? Yo, you better hope that I restrain, cuz I'm not. >> Restrain >> whatever you want to get me on, bro. Dude, look at me, man. I've been there, done that. Just let me go. I'm going to miss out. >> Stand here with the deputy. I'm going to talk to this. >> I hope this guy's older than you, dude. You understand? >> Wait, you said you have somewhere else to go. >> I'm not. I didn't I thought I didn't have to talk to this guy who doesn't remember me. >> Dude, you definitely arrested me for a DUI after I had my all my teeth removed. >> I wasn't even drunk, bro. Don't matter. I'm calling you. I thought of course. You're not following me, right? Keep in that camper right there. It wouldn't be a problem, would it? >> It would be a problem. >> What if I drop it? The wind takes it. What's your first >> girl? I ain't doing this. You had me in custody. But enough's enough. You let me go back, >> sir. Let me go or I want my wife back down here. >> What? >> Where's my phone? You have my phone? You brought my boob, not my phone. >> I'm trying to find your information. Sir, >> if I can find your information, you're free to go tonight. Doorsy >> deputy. You went upstairs and went away for an hour. >> I was not >> my broken shoe out. No cell phone. >> If it was just 30 minutes now, you said no ID, no nothing. >> So, back to what I was saying. Okay. If I can figure out your name, you're free to go tonight. If not, I said to identify the law enforcement in back up to my room. >> Why would I do that when I can tell? >> Why would I let you in there if you going to trick me like this? >> Just tell me your name, bro. You you don't have if you can't remember >> if you can't remember who I am, dude, and how much you cost me, then that's I'm sorry. If you want to if Officer Wolf wants to go upstairs and identify me, that's fine. Otherwise, I have more property than that right there. >> Tell me why you literally did this. >> You resisted me upstairs. I was trying. I never resisted you. >> I was conducting a criminal investigation. I told you to stand by the elevator with these two deputies. You decided to try to walk past them. Not to move. We tried to put you in handcuffs. You resisted us. That's called resisting. >> You don't believe that? >> That's why you were handcuffed right now. >> Okay. Wolf Dawson. Put yourself in my shoes. I'm up there. My girl punched me. She left. You knock on the door. I think it's her. I open it. You say, "Hey, let me in. I know you. I let you." >> Is that what I said? You said no. You knocked on the neighbor's door. >> Okay. >> And I opened the door. >> Okay. >> Dude, I'm not drunk or high or anything, bro. Just so you know, dude, I'm completely sober. I got a mental problem, dude. But that's it. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, yeah, I looked you right in your eyes and I knew I recognized you, but I seen thought, well, she was a sergeant. So I opened the door and let you in there and let you see that she left, but you didn't give a You continue to sit here and cuff me for an hour until she came back. >> You were overestimating the time frames right now. Is that what it's >> I know my eyes my arms are black and blue like the last time you had me in cuffs. Go boooo my criminal record. I have nothing violent, nothing nasty, nothing dirty until you got me. I didn't I seen you and I recognize you, but I kind of wanted to get another look at you just to kind of find out the man that literally ruined my life, dude. Last year, Christmas time. >> Did I ruin your life? >> Dude, you definitely did, bro. I told you I wasn't drunk. I can do a breathalyzer right now, bro. With one foot, I'll walk these lines, dude. I don't drink, bro. My dad's an alcoholic and I didn't pick up my prescription pills. I remember my daughter's birthday and all Christmas and New Year and all that I didn't do. You read my report and said I seen that I was pulling wheelies on my motorcycle in Daytona and allegedly thought that I was drunk driving down here, bro. And I told you I wasn't drunk driving. You >> keep saying the word allegedly. >> Yeah, you asked me why my truck was ready to Daytona because I just bought a house here. >> Officer Dorsey, you don't have no twin brothers, bro. If you were driving a truck, >> dude, you know what I'm driving, man. This is crazy, bro. I'm done talking, editing. >> Where's the sergeant? >> If you're not, just stay quiet. >> N what? I need I need >> I didn't want to make a phone call. >> No. >> No phone call? >> Not right now. >> I can't make a phone call. >> Not right now. >> You have me in custody for an hour and a half. >> You're being placed under arrest. Okay. >> For what? >> You have a warrant. >> You're also getting charged with possessing >> for what? >> She's going to go with you. Are you serious? Life is crazy. >> Good. >> Can I get my wallet actually? >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car, dude. Get me home. >> You guys going to do that, dude? My money, bro. >> Get all the way in the vehicle. >> Damn. How about the shoe? Let me bring that I'll grab your shoe. Get in the car. >> All right. So, do me something. Get my wallet, bro. Can you Can you get my wallet for me and tell my wife >> what's going on? You've been up there for Look at me. >> All right. Maybe I am. >> Yeah. It's going to start to hurt. Go. >> Don't hurt me. >> Get in the car. >> Can you go talk to my wife, dude? >> Let her. No. >> No. >> Your knees are going to hurt. >> All right. All right. You're going to yell out of my window. >> Dude, I will not shame on you, man. >> She punched me three times. >> You didn't tell me that, >> dude. My eye is black and blue, sir. You were upstairs for 45 minutes and didn't know my name. You're a lizard. >> All right, I got to go to the bathroom on the floor. >> I'm sending >> I got to go to the bathroom. I'm going to on your floor. You've had me in custody for two hours. Two hours. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Yo, where's my boot? Dude, I can't walk without my boot, >> dude. What did I just tell you? Where's my boot? >> Are we going to have to drive? >> Dude, where's my boot you took from my room? >> Don't touch my stuff, bro. Did I tell you I can't walk? Where's my boot? You said you put it on, >> dude. Don't touch me. Listen, man. You're not listening, >> dude. Yo, what are you doing, bro? What the [ __ ] are you guys doing? >> Stand up. >> Oh, it's a joke now. Dude, don't tase me. Dude, what are you doing? >> Yo, don't break my necklace, bro. It cost more than yours. What? >> What are you guys doing to me, bro? Dude, where's my poop? Oh, okay. >> Now he's got my toe. Oh, you got my toe again, right? >> Stand up. You two [ __ ] brother. You [ __ ] [ __ ] >> While being transported to jail, Spencer complained of head pain and requested medical evaluation. During intake, he kicked at deputies and spit in an officer's face, prompting the use of a spit mask for safety. >> So he under his belief feels that you spit on him. >> You said that you didn't spit on him? >> Of course not. >> That you were clearing your mouth. >> Of course I was. So now it goes in front of the judge and the judge is going to say yes. I think he was clear in his mouth, but yes, I need you to sit on. >> So that's not for us. That's for them. >> Hey, where's my little boot? >> You want me to put it on? You want me to put on your foot? >> Yeah, please. >> All right, just sit down real quick and I'll go grab it. >> You want me to roll this window down? >> All right. >> I'm not here to rest anybody. I can make sure you guys are okay. >> I'm fine, but he's definitely out of control. Like we're in the middle in between living right now. We typically live at his aunt in the P section. We pretty much have nowhere to sleep. I just booked a room for a few nights. He's acting out. The neighbors heard him for sure cuz I was leaving when he called us. >> Yeah, I figured. Um I was actually going to have my room changed, but he's been acting out. So this is him. I don't know what you >> are. You guys okay? >> I'm fine. But like >> they said that they thought my physical >> Well, he's been No, but he's been yelling non-stop for sure. Like so that's probably why. >> I don't I don't know how he knows me. I honestly don't remember him. So, I know >> I see the other dudes. >> I have a twin. >> Hey, Mary. >> Hey. Yes, sir. >> So, you heard the argument. >> I heard so much. No. What I saw when we came up with the dog, um, she was walking that way with her kids and seemed distressed. Um, and came back. As she was walking back this way, he came out putting his shirt on, kind of screaming at her and walked this way with her kids >> and but I felt the energy like what occurred here. >> I was interfering with your piece. >> Was this a relate? >> I mean, I don't know. >> I don't want to be that person. You know what I mean? >> I just I wanted I I wanted to look out for my kids. >> Okay. >> That's what I was concerned about. >> Got it. to be honest with you. >> So, like I said, I don't want to I don't want to make it any deeper than what it is. >> Like I said, it was it was my concern being a single parent myself, >> seeing what she was going through, that just paying attention >> and never got a physical that you saw? >> No. >> Okay. >> I didn't. >> Got it. Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. Absolutely. >> Have a good night. >> You too. Spencer was medically cleared and transported to the Flaggler County Jail, charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with and without violence, and an active outofcount warrant for violation of probation.