Don't talk to me. >> Quit waving your hand at me. >> Keep going. >> Oh my god. I killed 50 blacks today. Remember that, you dumb? >> Stop touching me. >> The wrong dumb. >> Stop spitting in my face. >> Stop spitting in my face. >> Hey, thank you. Thank you for recording it. >> Some guys think they're tough, but it takes a special kind of idiot to use the tough guy act on the cops. From the intoxicated to the just plain dumb, things never end well when these wannabe gangsters make things a hundred times worse. >> Look me in my eyes, my What's up with you? >> What's up with you, man? >> Come on. >> What's up with you? >> Sit down. >> I got you. I got you. Sit down. Put that down. Put that down. You good? >> Put that down. >> What am I going to do? Hit him with it. On March 27th, 2025, in a residential complex, a maintenance worker saw a man passed out with a big nitrous oxide can. By the time the officers got there, he'd already regained consciousness and was trying to enter one of the houses. >> What's up, bud? >> What's going on? >> You don't want to be seen by the medics, >> huh? >> Yo, open the door, bro. What are you doing? There 17 people outside conscious and breathing, >> huh? Open the door, gang. That's what's going on. >> Remember the baldhead dude? They want to see you cuz you're the baldhead dude. >> The baldhead dude who always comes over here this way. You can always come over here. >> New cologne, too. But she don't like that cologne, bro. That's some broke, bro. Don't say, bro. I don't know. Supposedly I did something, I guess. I don't know. >> You were sleeping on the side. >> Who was you? >> I never seen you before. >> You lost your sock. >> I ain't lose my sock. >> That That was over there. >> You were missing a sock. >> Okay. >> The suspect refused to give his name when asked, and he was trying to put his sock on, but it seemed like he couldn't keep his balance. He kept muttering to himself while he struggled with his sock. And unfortunately, the cop misunderstood him. [snorts] >> Oh, what? >> You said you got a problem with me. >> Bro, how many times I got to say I ain't got a problem with you. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Like, be real with yourself, gang. You bought you that moment with your job. >> No, you said I thought you said you had a problem with it. >> I said dead four, three, four times. I ain't got a problem with you. >> Okay, but we're here because you bro, >> we're just here to make sure. >> Like, yo, open the door if I really beat the dude, bro. Oh, hey, that's not going to happen. >> What you trying to do, bro? >> Sir, you going to go to jail. You better back up. >> You think, bro? You think I broke? >> Like, be real with yourself, gang. Like, be real with yourself before you come at me, gang. >> Coming at you here for the y got going on, bro. Like, what? Like, what? You're a grown ass man, gang. >> Yes, I am. Why the you coming at me talking about this that and the other? >> Because we were called that you were unconscious on the ground. That's the reason why we here. >> When? Where? Where? >> We were call. That's the reason why we here. >> Hello. >> We're just here to make sure you're >> like, go home, bro. You sound boring. Y. >> Since the man was refusing medical aid, the officer told the medics they could leave. He then tried asking if there was anyone coming to the door to let the suspect in. >> You can get in your house. That's fine. Is there anybody in there? >> Yeah. Come talk. >> Where are you? >> 33 traffic. >> I mean, I guess she's on her way. >> So, if this works, >> N. He can't just give you the code so you get in the house. >> She changes it every 30 minutes, bro. >> The officer then asked the man why the person they were referring to would change the code every 30 minutes, but the suspect wouldn't answer. Whoever she was, according to the suspect, she'd be pulling up any minute. He then got fixated on one of the female officers, and he began to get worked up again. >> You? Who are you? No, you keep looking at me and looking. I'm looking at you. Who is you? Who are you, >> bro? Why you huffing on us? Stop huffing on us. >> But the car don't even fit down to my weight, gang. Like, who are you? Do I know you personally or no? >> Don't worry about who she is, man. Let's try to get your >> the Go hit the tram, my What are you doing? You got going on, my suck, ain't it? That hurt your back, don't it? Yeah, I should I know heard back when I was when I when I first started working out, too. >> Who are you? Why are you sitting here like dealing with me? >> With the suspect getting so aggressive, the lead officer did his best to diffuse things and calmly asked the suspect to sit down a bit while they waited for the person who was going to let the man in. The suspect, however, had other ideas. So close. >> Hey, bro. >> Come to the hospital. >> You want to go with y'all? Yeah, >> I said you need to cut that out and you can go to the hospital with us. >> Do what you got to do. Get out of here, man. We ain't getting out of here. >> Oh, big dog's here. >> All right. What the [ __ ] you got going on, man? Get out of here, man. I seen you too many times, gang. >> Like, come on. Get the [ __ ] out of here, bro. I'm about to pull up00 where you came from. If you want to come around, >> look me in my eyes, my What's up with you? >> What's up with you, man? >> Come on. >> What's up with you? >> Sit down. >> I got I got you. >> Put it down. Put it down. >> You will put that down. >> What am I going to do? Hit him with it. >> No, put it down. >> Put it down. >> Oh my god, bro. Yo, >> that's why he's still broke at this age. That's crazy. >> He continued his tough guy act and kept inhaling the nitrous oxide, which led the cops to decide that he'd have to go to the hospital. Then suddenly, in a surprising twist, he revealed who he was waiting for. >> I'm waiting on my mother. You haven't said that one time. Pause. >> Okay. If they wanted to go to the hospital, >> come on, bro. >> Who's that third thief? Huh? >> Come on, bro. >> Huh? >> Who's that third? Huh? They've been bite again three times since then. >> Bite again three times since then. What? >> Yo yo yo yo. >> Stop resisting. You're going to get tased right here. It's going to come. Don't do it or you're going to get tased. Do you hear me? Don't do it. Don't do it. I will tase you. Make you four hours late. Gunn, huh? I ain't going to play with y'all cuz I know that get down. Don't move. Who the [ __ ] move? Get your Get your wife to move in bed. The [ __ ] Is that enough for you? You all right? Put your feet down. >> Go on, dude. Let me let me scoot back. Let me scoot back. >> Won't scoot you back. Put your feet down. >> You're not screwing back down. >> You're not like that, gang. I just broke my hand. Bought you because my hand You're not going, >> bro. Damn. I'm not [ __ ] with you. I'm just telling you my hand has been broken, bro, for the last 3 months. >> With the suspect secured and ready to be taken to the hospital, the cops tried knocking on the door he was trying to get into, but no one answered. At that point, the lead officer talked to the maintenance worker who made the original call. You know his name? >> No. >> He's not on your list. Okay. >> What's your significant? I'll be back to the shop with the heart for the washer. When I go that way and the corner laying down like that by the bush said, "Bro, you okay?" >> Mhm. >> Start swinging. >> That's the floor. Then I go around >> and come back here. Say, "Yo, you okay? Yo, you okay? >> Yo, you okay? >> What the >> You good? >> Yeah, I'm good, though. >> Nicely done. >> The suspect's mother finally arrived. So, the cops had a chat with the woman to find out what was going on with the man and why he'd gotten so aggressive when they were simply trying to help him. >> So, what's what's with your your is this your oldest that we have with us? What's with him? >> He just can't drink. >> If he drinks, he goes overboard. >> He wasn't drinking. He's been drinking all night. >> Oh. >> Which led him, I'm assuming, to what you're saying. >> Oh, he had a can about this big. >> Yeah. >> Aerosol can. >> Aerosol can. Just >> So, yeah, he was been drinking all night and that must have, like I said, >> just led up >> led him to that. So, he hasn't. >> Yes, he he's been in rehab. >> Okay. >> Um in 20 2022 maybe, I don't even remember. >> Okay. Okay. >> Um he's been trying to do it on his own. >> Yeah. I was going to march when Zach last time we had a report, >> right? >> Um, drank in >> I don't know. >> A month and a half. >> Okay. I'm sorry. Go ahead. >> Like a month and a half or something. Y >> then last night he thought he could go out with his friends, play pool, and then, you know, it's that first drink and then off >> takes control. >> All right. We just need to make sure your other son's okay. I can get them out of here. I need to get out of here. Um, do we you have >> my other son I >> Does he have changed the law? >> Does he have an ID in a house? >> A wallet or something? >> Okay. If we get that from >> Not at all. >> They charged the man with resisting arrest and for inhalation of harmful chemicals. They booked the man into the Palm Beach County main detention center. On January 14th, 2025, a couple could be heard arguing in their hotel room, and there were concerns the fight might have gotten physical. The hotel staff called police and asked that the couple be trespassed. >> What's going on? >> They police department. We get a lot of complaints. >> Hey, nothing going on up here. >> There's some fighting going on, man. >> Who? You. >> Me, too. >> Who fighting? >> Come on. We can hear you from the hallway. >> You can't hear a [ __ ] about me trying to call my girlfriend from being bad. >> Well, she's trying to leave. I can hear that. >> You're not trying to leave. >> What's going on, man? >> She trying to leave. >> What's going on? What's your name? >> If you think that she was up in here trying to leave, then she would be trying to leave. Come on, man. She going up here, bro. >> What's your name? >> What is it? >> I don't Why? What's going on? >> Are you okay, miss? >> What you talking about? She If something >> Why is the room in shambles? >> What you talking about? I just got >> talk to her. She real quick. >> She would kill you. Do you have an idea on you? >> For what? >> Well, now you guys are >> We not doing [ __ ] up in here. What are you talking about? >> Well, they want you. >> They want to kick you out. >> They done kicked us out for what? This my girlfriend. Ain't nothing wrong with her. She something was wrong with her. She would tell y'all something wrong with her, bro. Ain't nothing wrong. >> They want to talk to her. >> Go ahead, talk to her. >> What's your name? >> You have an ID on you. >> Bro, you you bothering me for what? You bothering me for nothing? My girlfriend ain't doing nothing. She just said she right here, bro. She right here in your face. She telling you where she from. So, what's the issue? >> She didn't say anything yet. >> Well, they didn't talk to her. >> The male officer tried asking the female for her name and got no answer, but her boyfriend had plenty to say. Sadly for this guy, he was about to find out the hard way where pushing the cops would get him. >> Don't want to talk to y'all later. Ain't nothing going on. She just going through some of her mother people. Come on. >> All right. Looks anyway cuz they want to trespass. Ain't no >> So, we're not leaving without any identification. >> Who's Leonard? talk about whenever you're >> Oh no. >> Why you walking up on me? >> You walking up on me. Come on. Come get on the camera, BIG GUY. >> STOP. >> STOP. HEY, Y'ALL HURT ME. THEY HURT ME. WHAT Y'ALL WHAT Y'ALL HITTING ME FOR, BRO? What y'all ME FOR? WHAT Y'ALL hitting me for, bro? I didn't even do nothing. >> I didn't even do I'm not even doing nothing. >> Stop. >> I'm not even doing nothing. >> Stop. I'm not even moving, bro. >> Stop. >> I'm not even moving, BRO. >> BRO, STOP. >> I'm not even doing nothing, bro. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not even doing >> NOW YOU'RE UNDER ARREST FOR RESISTANCE. >> I'm not even doing Stop moving. >> I'm not even doing, bro. >> Y'all just y'all just did y'all just hurt me for nothing, bro. I'm not EVEN DOING NOTHING, BRO. [screaming] >> STOP RESISTING. >> I'M STANDING STRAIGHT. It's okay. I'm standing straight. I'm not even moving. Y'all stay tw I'm not even a woman, bro. What the >> double lock him? >> I'm not even a woman, bro. >> The male officer went ahead and double locked the suspect's handcuffs, but the man kept complaining, saying that he hadn't resisted arrest. Sadly, there'd be a lot more complaining. >> It's okay, bro. It's cool. They're coming down. >> I got him. Go grab your stuff. So what? I don't even know who you are [music] and you already grabbed me. PUSHED ON US. >> JESS, Y'ALL JUST CAME UP IN THERE. MY GIRLFRIEND TOLD y >> What did you tell me? >> Y'all just me and I stepped out the room and then y'all just free to leave already. We need >> What the Bro when I got a room here. >> Yeah, but they can take anyone out at any time. It doesn't matter. >> Bro, y'all just twist my matter. [snorts] >> It's cool. Y'all going to hear about it in court, folks. Yeah, for sure. Y'all going to get a lawsuit and it's on camera, bro. Y'all just focus, bro. >> After searching the man, they found an ID in one of his jean pockets, but it didn't match the name he'd given them when they first walked in. Unsurprisingly, the suspect was saying that the cops were in the wrong. >> Let us get on the radio. >> Gfad still. >> No, y'all. No, y'all. Y'all going to jail, folk. Y'all just y'all just harassing my girlfriend and senior folk. Y'all in jail, bro. You a racist, bro. Get out of me, bro. Stop moving. I'm not even going to put you on the ground. >> I'M NOT EVEN MOVING, BRO. I'm not even moving, bro. You thought pushing me, bro. That wasting me, bro. I'm not even moving, bro. I'm not even moving, bro. >> You're tensing your arms. >> I'm not dead. >> I swear to God, y'all forget about this in court, bro. >> His first name. He gave us the fake name. Perfect. [music] >> I ain't tell you about a go to jail. Y'all just y'all just harassed the black. Y'all just did this for nothing, bro. >> My girlfriend now. Go tell my girlfriend what she said. Come on. >> After multiple attempts to radio for backup, they finally got confirmation that there were multiple units on the way. The male suspect, Leonard, kept verbally abusing the cops, and the man's tough guy attitude didn't look to be improving. >> Tell her ask her what I do. Ask her. I ain't do, bro. Dude, relax, man. >> Ask her. >> I'm trying. >> She not going. I didn't do, bro. >> Is your time out? >> Okay, you can't leave yet. >> Why not? >> She can go where she want to go, bro. >> Identify you at least. >> She go she want to go. Y'all trying to make her say something she can't do. >> Stop talking, BRO. >> CORA, record this, folk, record it. Corba, record it. Cora, >> if you don't want to talk, that's perfectly fine, but I still need your name because you're getting trespassed from the motel. He didn't get trespass. We ain't do [ __ ] We ain't do. >> Okay. >> Bored. Y for sure. >> That's fine. >> Yeah, I know. It's always be like it's fine to y the news, right? >> Sure. >> You know what I'm saying? >> And the page turned up. He's also listed as a gang member and a >> Yeah. Oh no. >> probation or release status. >> Oh no. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Come on. >> One of the cops had finished searching Leonard and gathered up his belongings and it was time to escort the man out. >> Go ahead. Do what y'all going to do now? >> We're going to bring you into a squad car. We're going to take you to jail. >> Okay. And then after y'all take me to jail, then then I'mma get out. I'm subend the video footage and it's gonna show that I didn't resist anything. I was going to show y'all kept on twisting my head. >> You were detained investing in domestic disturbance. You tried leaving and then you start resisting. >> Don't ask. Don't ask. >> Look how THEY DOING ME, Y'ALL. HEY. HEY, LOOK HOW THEY DOING. LOOK AT I'M [ __ ] THEY THEY SMACKING I A DOING NOTHING, BRO. THEY JUST SWINGING ME EVERYWHERE. Y'ALL SEE THIS, BRO? DAMN. Come on. Come on. >> My feet cutting everything. See how y'all doing me? >> My feet cut up and everything. >> What happened? >> Yeah. >> I know. I know. I know, bro. Yep. >> I'mma step in. Hey. Hey, y'all. Hey, watch this. Y'all won't have these jobs, bro. Y'all not going to have these jobs, bro. All right, that's fine. >> Sure. >> I know. >> While Leonard was secured in the back of the squad car, the cops discussed the case amongst themselves. The first two cops on scene talked to their backup and recounted what had happened. >> So, we're sitting outside the door. You can hear her saying, "Let me leave. Let me leave. Let me leave. Let me leave." >> We got to go back up to her. >> They can get a statement. >> You sure? >> Yes. We're ready. We have to deal with her. >> Well, she's trespass. >> Yeah. So, she doesn't want to talk about any domestic incidents and she barely she almost we almost ran into the same issue with her like leaving. Um, >> she's inside screaming, "Let me leave." Whatever. >> Yeah, you could hear it on our camera. She like, "Let me move, move, move, let me leave, move." >> Leonard was charged with resisting arrest and criminal trespass. On January 22nd, 2025, the cops were called to an apartment complex where reportedly there was a man on the premises who didn't live there. >> What's up, sir? >> Hey, step out here. >> No, you come out. >> You invite? No, you invited. You invited. >> You don't live here. And somebody called the police. >> Oh, I don't. >> You don't. >> This motherucker got all my meals that I hold. We got mail that secret admires gave me. We got mail stuck downstairs in his basement. that mother gave me. >> Come on out of here. >> You got everything about me and I'm just trying to get it. >> Okay, I'll tell you what. You come out here. Tell me which apartment I'll knock in here. >> No, you're not. >> You got to come in. You have to come out >> with that gay. >> I know that gay >> cuz this dude right here gay as hell. >> I need some more cars over here. >> He know all about me. This gay mother name >> George J ass know all about me. >> Okay. I I don't know you and I don't know him. >> So, who called the police? Did his ass call the police? >> Whoever called the police said that you were back here and you weren't supposed to be. >> I wasn't back here. >> You are. You're back here right now. >> No. No. I have an ID. I'm coming to pick up some mail. >> I'm not arguing with you. I'm coming to pick up some mail. >> Step outside. >> Don't touch me, bro. Why is you grabbing me? >> Because I told you to move. I >> Stop playing with me. If you wasn't the officer, I'll punch you in the face. >> Okay. >> Step on out. >> You wasn't an officer. I whoop your ass. Don't ever touch me, [ __ ] >> Okay. You a to me. Don't ever touch me. >> The officer warned the man that if he wanted his stuff, he'd have to come out and get it because otherwise it was going in the trash. As for the suspect, he seemed way too riled up to care. >> I go to the jail. What you think? Obvious. I'll every mother in this building up. >> You talking about even his second. >> All right, I'll go. >> Even in George that stop. >> Don't touch me. >> Step back. >> Stop touching me. >> Don't touch me. >> I won't touch you anymore, but you got to step back. >> I'll knock you out. That's against my law. You won't never touch me >> unless I did a crime. >> Then then touch me. Ever touch me. >> Okay, step back. I don't know who the [ __ ] you thought you was. You a tooth. >> Step back. >> You a gay mother. You don't want to admit it, do you? They said they should have spent all you gay mother on a union. I'm I'm going to make sure it happen. Okay, I'm going make sure it happen. Is you gay or not? >> Go get your stuff. >> Is you gay? >> Your stuff. >> IS YOU GAY? >> NO, I AM NOT. >> YOU NEVER DID a male, SIR. >> YOU NEVER DID nothing with A MALE. >> WHO ARE YOU MAD AT? >> YOU NEVER suck or whatever. >> I ain't mad at nobody. I just want to know a little description. I don't got to ask you where the gym is. >> All I want you to do is go over to >> call back up. I'm gonna say the same bag of cup. >> Is you [clears throat] gay? >> OKAY. HEY, >> IS YOU GAY? >> YOU NEED TO BACK OFF. >> DO you want to GET >> IS YOU GAY? >> LISTEN, IS YOU GAY? >> You asked me. I answered I answered the question already. >> The cop tried explaining to the man that he'd have to back up a bit so the officer could step outside and let the door close, but the man just kept on screaming at him. >> Go on. >> I ain't got to move out of nowhere. >> You dead ass. Okay. >> Yeah. Wigger. I'm say wigger. Wigger. >> Okay. >> Wigger. Steady. I'm pulling my camera. >> Move off the private property. Pull your camera out. That's my camera's already on. >> You You don't supposed to be on this property here. You don't stay here. >> I I'm here called here. My the police. >> Somebody called 911 to have >> to get my my mother mail. How about that? The screaming man insisted that one of the residents in the complex had his mail, but the cop had no idea what he was talking about. He then tried asking the suspect who the resident was. >> What's his name? >> Why are you here then? >> I That's what I'm asking you. I'm asking you. >> No, THAT'S WHAT I'M ASKING YOU. >> YOU NEED TO BACK UP. >> OKAY, you're angry at me. I understand that. >> I understand. >> Now, I need you to move back. >> I need you to move. >> Go to your stuff. >> Why are you here? >> I'm here because Someone called you. >> Yes, somebody called 911. >> Who? Who? >> I don't know who the caller was. >> What's the name? >> That's what I'm asking. >> Well, you don't ask me. That's how you dumb you is. You a dumb. You asking me why I'm here, >> but who called you? >> He started yelling at the officer to leave. So, the officer explained to the man that he couldn't go while the door was open. The man then told the officer that he had an ID with him that showed the address to one of the apartments, but unfortunately the ID was expired. >> It don't matter. Give me my ID back. >> No, I'm not I >> give me my ID. >> I will give you your ID back. >> My ID I'm not I'm not arrested. I'm not being you're you could be arrested cuz you're trespassing. >> You how? >> No, you're not. >> You don't know who you you who who I'm offending. >> So, let me record That's fine. You are welcome to record. >> I need some money. >> I'm homeless. >> I don't have any money for you. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> See, that's the thing. You're homeless. >> You don't live here. Do you want to go to a warming shelter? >> I don't live here. >> Yes, I do. You just told me you're homeless. >> You're holding my ID by law, but not law. >> You don't know who. >> Step out here. >> You trying to >> step out here. >> Hey, hold on. >> Step on out. He then insisted he wasn't going anywhere until the cops got a white shirt. At that point, they were still trying to figure out if the man was a resident or he was homeless like he claimed. And then one of the residents came out of a nearby apartment. >> Does this man live here? >> Does he live here? >> He doesn't. Okay, >> then we're walking out. I won't touch him, but my ID >> I will as soon as we're outside that gate. >> Give me my ID in my hand like a man. I gave my you haven't behaved like a man since I've been here. Let's go. >> That's the I did. Stop. You're going to >> Why the You just touch me. >> YOU ARE NOT GOING TO GO LIKE THAT TO >> DON'T TOUCH ME. QUIT WAVING YOUR HAND AT ME. >> You're going >> go get the door. >> Got him. >> Yep. C. You hit me. >> I didn't hit you. >> Yeah, you did. on camera. I did not hit you. >> Yeah, you did. >> Yes, you did. >> All the way to the squad car, he continued denying that he hit the officer. The ride to the jail house did nothing to cool his temper down and he stayed just as abusive when they got there. >> Step out. >> Drag me out like y'all beat my ass. >> I didn't beat you. >> Drag me out like y'all fing put me in here say touch. Drag me out. I thought you were going to be a civil citizen stupid what I'm here for. I'm being a siblings citizen. I didn't touch your office. I didn't touch that. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. Well, do what y'all did. Y'all doing what y do. >> Keep doing what y'all do. >> I was just about to call for one. >> Keep doing what y'all do. Y'all drive me and put me in handcuffs and I beat that look at this cop. >> We are. >> I know. >> Just hold up. >> Ruthless out there. I know. >> I touch right. I got a right. >> All right. You ready? >> Let's go out like I did. >> Step out or I got to drag you out. >> Drag me out. >> You want me to drag you? >> You want me to drag you? You put me a handcuff. >> Do you want me to drag you or not? >> I just said yes. >> Are you going to step out? >> Do it. Drag me. >> Get out. >> Time. I tell you to get out. Get out. >> Let's go. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> They're on. Stand up. >> They charged the man with disorderly conduct, criminal trespassing, aggravated menacing, resisting arrest, and aggravated battery on an officer. On the 4th of September 2025, a library called the cops after a man was yelling profanity at other patrons. The cops arrived to find him sitting at one of the computers. And it quickly became clear that his attitude was as bad as the employees described. >> How's it going, man? >> You my you are you my great grandmother >> moving crack for Tijana? >> What's your name, bud? >> It doesn't matter. >> Okay. Do you want to grab yourself and we're going to head out? >> You want to suck my head up? >> Okay. I'm not playing games with you, man. >> I'm not playing games with >> They want They want you out of here. So, >> because you're drinking here. >> Drinking. >> Yep. And you're >> right there on the spot. >> Okay. >> Who are you? A just soldier. I hope he gets shot. >> I >> Who are you? Hey, Mil. I'm Mel John. I hope he gets shot cuz he want the other. I smoked a black I smoked with a black who is a cop, right? And he wouldn't kick me out of aing library. >> Hey man, do you know what day it is today? >> Hey, you want to see how long my is in the bathroom, bro? By yourself, bro. >> That's you a soldier, bro. >> What's What's your deal, man? What's going on? >> That's my deal. >> Having a bad day? >> I don't know. Or maybe because they vote Democrat more. They want more, bro. >> Despite the man's nonsense talk and his attempts to provoke the officers, they stayed professional and asked the man to grab his things so they could leave. But he was determined to keep up the tough guy act and he was testing their patience. >> Yeah. If I had an AR-15, >> do not get close to the >> Do not get close to me. >> You know what? >> I'm not playing I'm not playing games. Grab your and we're going to head out. >> Really? >> Yes. Yes, I'm not playing with you. Grab yourself. >> Now you're bothering the other patron. Please don't really. >> Yeah, >> cuz when you were here, >> your conduct is highly inappropriate. >> When you were here? >> Stop. >> When you were here, >> made me want She could have made a million dollars off my nut. >> Stop. >> We're not going to poke at the police face. Put >> 155 minutes. You could have stopped somebody. Killed somebody. Am I somebody? Well, you're you're disturbing that. So, >> really? I'm disturbing. >> You don't think you're disturbing right now? >> I'm disturbing right now. Or before? >> Before I >> Everyone in here, you're disturbing. >> Before I was disturbing. >> Um, we're not playing games. >> I would have smoked you first before I was disturbing. >> You're wasting our time. >> The lead officer explained to the suspect that all he had to do was walk outside and once he got there, he could continue his trash talking there. And just when it seemed like they'd finally gotten through to him and it looked like he might be leaving, the suspect decided it was time for some new antics. >> Go. >> Go Rhino. Really fast or really slow? >> I I prefer you going faster. >> Faster. >> Let's go. >> Yeah. >> Here. You might want to [ __ ] You want You want to see my pub Shire in front of that little [ __ ] Stop. >> You know I'm disabled, bro. Stop. >> We're not going to We're not going to abuse the library. >> My non-eleptic seizure got disabled. It's >> You want an ambulance? >> Are you going to turn my off when I had a npticure? >> We can do that for you. >> Do you need an ambulance? Do you know what day it is today? >> Yeah. >> What's today? >> It's a Tuesday, bro. No, I'm just kidding. It's a Thursday. Now, I don't want to lie to you people. Like, it's it's a beautiful Thursday. >> The officers asked the man again if he needed an ambulance, but he said he didn't want to waste the medic's time, despite being perfectly happy to waste the officer's time. The cops then tried a new tactic to try to get him to leave. >> Hey, uh, you just said you wanted to go. Oh, the door is out. Let's go. >> When When Before I go, look up Reuben. R U Bn Slick S L I K. 2K. Just 2Ks, not three K's. >> What was your name again? >> Uh, suck my remember that guy. >> Okay. Well, it's time to go. >> Right now on the spot. >> Like you wouldn't kill cops, bro. >> On a spot. >> Would you cops on You're going the wrong way. >> Look at him. They want me to kill cops on a spot, bro. They want me to stop. >> Cops on the spot. >> No. That's why he ain't Hey, must have been that Chicago uh library, Harold Washington. >> You can go there. >> That wanted me to smoke one rock to not get caught by two dumb cops. >> Is this illegal or illegal? you started, bro. Can you please leave the uh library property please? Right now or like later, bro. Maybe yesterday. Should maybe they would have like legalized us yesterday so I never would have been here. >> The man went on with his offensive nonsense despite the officer telling him that he was wasting his breath and that everything he said was going in one ear and out the other. However, he was determined to test their limits. >> See these pews, bro? You want to get arrested for these people? >> I've seen it all, man. You've >> seen it all. >> I've seen it all. Trust me. >> What happened to my >> Do not approach me one more time. I swear to God. Do not. >> Do you want me to start walking that way? >> A coffee cake and right in front of your face. >> We're not wasting more time. Let's go. >> Are you hiding right now in front of my coffee? >> Oh, maybe you follow me. It'll work. Come on. >> Okay, I will. You know what I would do with your useless 9 mm pistol, bro? >> I would have saved crime. >> Okay. Well, then apply for then then apply apply for the police department. Let's go. >> Get out of my face. >> Go. Go. >> Go. >> Stop approaching me. >> Stop approaching me. Stop approaching me. >> Really? >> Do not approach me again. The man ignored the officer's warning not to approach him again, and he paid no more attention to the second officer, who repeatedly told the man to stop acting inappropriately. By that point, they were concerned about the man's apparent mental instability. >> Hey, man. Do you do you need >> nuts, bro? >> Do you need an ambulance? >> It seems like you have some crazy issues right now, >> too. As you want an ambulance right now, you need callance. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> No. >> Okay. you, bro. >> President >> JB's sloppy joeing ass. >> But no, but it's really Trump, bro. Who saved your dumb ass from having more bullets, bro, than an AR-15? >> Okay, let's go. >> Little did you know, I had an AR-15. >> Come on. >> After the cops determined that he wasn't disoriented, they again tried to get him to leave. And while they finally succeeded in getting him out of the parking garage, he then took things a step too far. >> Do you want to see your wife get >> Like I said, don't approach me again. Do you have a wife? >> Don't approach me again. >> Say yes or no if you have a wife. >> Don't approach me again. >> Do you have a wife? >> All right, >> then get the out of my >> See you later. Listen. >> Oh, not >> okay. >> Really? >> Get out of your hand. >> Touch me first, you dumb [ __ ] You >> really give me your hand. Really? Give me Give me your hand. >> Roll them over. Just roll them over. >> Really? You want to touch my midshett when it touches your neck? Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm resisting, guys. >> Yeah, you are resisting. Do you want to get tased? >> Yeah, tas my in your face and make you gay. >> Am I down the street? You >> library? >> We're on the south side of the library. >> South side of the library, bro. >> Stand up. >> Really? >> Stand up here. Here. Here. Here. Take my shoe. When you stand up, you [ __ ] slave. You democratic slave. Hope you get my You know what that means? >> EGR. >> He must have been my bro. >> You want to see my hunting machete? >> Don't kick. Do not kick me. >> Brownie, I'm trying to get comfortable, bro. >> After being handcuffed, he didn't seem to care. He was going to jail because he didn't seem too worried about making things worse. >> You could have just walked away, pal. >> Really? >> That's all you could have done? >> Right there. Right then on the street. That's it. >> Were you helping someone >> black? You dumb >> in that library and you didn't even know. You know your wife's getting >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> Yeah, your wife's getting That's your weapon, bro. >> Remember that? >> Your wife's getting double locks. You want to see how long my [ __ ] is? >> You want to You want to un she him out of her. All right. >> That's how long you steal my >> Hey, you. I'm looking at you. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we'll we're good. Yeah. >> All right. We're going to stand you up. Okay. >> Oh my god. I 50 blacks today. Remember that you dumb. >> I hope a Democrat smokes up. >> A Democrat that voted Illinois. Stop. >> They wrapped up their search of the man and just when they thought his behavior couldn't get worse. He managed to do one last disgusting act. >> Really? Really? Must have been your wife getting right now. >> You wanted to see my phone and your wife getting close. You know I could have spit in your face right thereing your wife. I lied to you. Your wife's getting you dumb. [snorts] >> Really? >> Can you Did you see that, bro? After being taken to jail, they charged the man with felony aggravated battery to an officer and resisting obstructing an officer with injury. On March the 5th, 2025, the cop spotted a car with expired registration, so they conducted a traffic stop. The first officer approached the vehicle to talk to the man, and it didn't take too long for the man to become difficult. >> Hey, your plates are expired. >> Oh, really? >> You Yeah. You got your driver's license insurance on you? >> I don't have no license. You don't. >> No, they're suspended. >> Huh? >> They're suspended. >> Okay. >> For me, [laughter] >> you got insurance. >> I seen you going that way. Why didn't you come this way? >> Huh? >> Why didn't you follow me this way? I seen you going that way. >> Which way? I drive all over through that neighborhood. >> Oh, man. You You was going that way. I was coming this way. >> Okay. Your plates are expired. So, who's in the wrong? You or me? >> Me? Okay. >> Things weren't off to a great start already. And to make things worse, the officer noticed the smell of weed. The driver denied having any in the car and seemed to take offense at being asked about it because he knew that marijuana was legal. >> That's not probable cause, right? >> Probable cause for what? >> I can ask you anything I want, right? I don't have the answer, right? >> That's fine. >> Okay. >> Okay. Hop out for me. >> Oh, >> what am I hopping out for? >> Because I asked you to. >> For what, though? >> Because I told you to. >> For what? >> Because because this is my traffic stop and I tell you I don't have to have trouble calling to get out of the car. >> Why are you GRABBING ME? >> BECAUSE YOU'RE GETTING BACK IN THE CAR. >> WHY YOU DOING THAT TO GET OUT OF THE CAR? >> WHAT? WHAT DID I DO? I'M SITTING HERE. YOU ASK ME FOR MY INSURANCE. THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO DO. I'M TRYING, MAN. BRO, WHAT THE SIT BACK? WHAT ARE YOU GRABBING ON ME FOR? YOU want to get in my face, bro? >> WHAT THE IS YOU GRABBING ME FOR? I DIDN'T >> WHAT THE IS GOING ON WITH YOU, DUDE? >> YOU GOT A PROBLEM. >> YOU GOT YOU GOT A PROBLEM. YOU GOT A PROBLEM >> CUZ I DO. HE ASKED ME FOR MY BRO. I DIDN'T DO THOUGH. >> STOP. >> WHAT THE IS HE GRABBING ME FOR? >> STOP. Because he asked you to get on the car. SO WHAT? I DON'T HAVE NO, HE SAID HE ASKED FOR WHAT? >> CUZ THAT'S THE LAW. >> FOR WHAT? FOR MY FOR LICENSE AND HE ASKED FOR MY LICENSE AND INSURANCE. >> FOR WHAT? THE WHAT? THE >> FOR WHAT? >> Calm down. >> The man insisted he didn't have weighted in the car and that it was wrong for the officer to try and pull him out. The man remained argumentative and he ignored the officer's warnings to not say anything else that could lead to more charges. >> So the cannabis jar that's under your seat is there weed in it. Man, GO SEARCH, MAN. YOU PULL ME OUT. OKAY. GO, MAN. You me and I explained to you why. >> Okay. >> Okay. Just go in. >> 39. You can slow down. >> I have do what you want. Why don't you let us go and THEN WE'LL LET YOU. >> THEY'RE GOING TO CHARGE ME $100 FOR NOT BLOWING ON the thing, bro. >> What? >> THEY'RE GOING TO CHARGE ME $100 FOR NOT BLOWING. BRO, >> YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. I AM LISTENING. THEY'RE GOING TO CHARGE ME, BRO. I DON'T HAVE THE money to be doing that, bro. They're going to charge me $100. I'm trying to explain that to you. Turn around. >> Oh my god, bro. They're going to charge ME MONEY FOR NOT BLOWING in this thing, bro. >> Oh, are you serious, bro? >> Yeah, >> bro. THEY'RE GOING TO CHARGE ME, MAN. >> STOP, BRO. I'm going to Bro, they're going to charge me for not blowing. >> Weed in there. >> No, >> there's a jar with some in, >> bro. just like, >> "Bro, they're going to charge me for not blowing that thing, bro. I'm going to get in trouble." >> Your words. >> The man was arguing with one of the cops while the other one searched his vehicle. Unsurprisingly, given the man's attitude so far, the cop found out that he hadn't been entirely truthful with them. >> You are doing something wrong. He requested you to exit the vehicle and you did not. >> Then he told me he didn't have an ID, which is right here. >> Both. He has two IDs. >> I was right there. You're right. You right. You're right. >> Yeah. Everything in that script. What is it? >> Anxiety pills. >> Anxiety pills. >> Last time. What are they called? >> Anxiety pills. That's all I >> You don't have a prescription on you. We'll discharge you with possession. >> Is it right there in the My name's on there, right? >> My name's on there, right? >> The ibuprofen. >> Yeah, man. I don't do I DON'T DO DRUGS, MAN. You're right. >> The man could deny having weed in the car all he wanted, but the evidence said otherwise. The cops informed the man he was under arrest for obstruction as well as possession of cannabis, but he still continued arguing with them. >> Get in the car. Come on, bro. >> You made your plate. Get in the car. >> Come on, BRO. COME ON. GET IN THE CAR. We both want to force you in the car. >> Watch your >> Can I get my car? >> Your car? >> Yeah. >> You'll get your car, >> guys. COME PICK IT UP. >> NO, IT'S GOING TO GET TOWED. >> COME ON, BRO. ARE YOU SERIOUS? >> You made your bed. >> No, I have to come out, bro. Now, >> I'M IN THE FRONT. Don't do this to me, BRO. PLEASE. >> I DIDN'T do anything. It's my job. >> Suddenly, he seemed to comprehend the reality of things [music] and he started frantically trying to talk his way out of jail. But when that didn't work, his behavior grew even worse. >> You can't get in the car back in the car when I tell you to get out. >> Bro, I WASN'T ON THAT THOUGH, BRO. I HAD TO BLOW IN THE BLOWER. BRO, YOU GOT I WAS GOING TO GET CHARGED FOR THAT, MAN. OKAY. >> $100 A back up, >> bro. You a little I should spit in your face. >> Do it. >> Open this back up. I swear to God spit in your face. >> You're getting charged with US ALL. >> OPEN IT UP. >> Open it up. >> Granny D28. Uh 95 miles in jail, bro. CUZ YOU KNOW YOU BOGUS, BRO. YOU NOT EVEN do >> 124186. 124186. >> That's some ass. You know I ain't the bro. [music] >> Let the jail know that it's going to be an un unruly. He's trying to kick my window out. >> This mother break this I'LL BREAK THIS MOTHER DOWN. YOU GOT me 28. I'm going to go light sirens to the jail. >> You a beat you little ass. On the way to the jail house, the man's terrible behavior continued. He somehow managed to get out of his seat belt and did his best to break the back window of the car. Thankfully, he didn't succeed. When they arrived at the jail house, things weren't any better. You got your day in court and then you see >> that's the one bro you can do whatever bros >> obstructing damage to the car. >> Let me explain to government problem. >> Let me explain what's going to happen. If you don't go along with the program, they'll just hold, brother. I'd be out. I don't care. >> Well, not if they can't process. >> Okay. Well, then you can go sit back. >> It doesn't matter, MAN. >> IS IT so his fingers IN MY FACE? I SHOULDN'T BE A FEAR FOR MY LIFE. >> The cops tried to explain to the man that they'd have to process him before letting him go, and he eventually calmed down. They charged the man with criminal damage to property, possession of a controlled substance, and obstruction. On the 18th of September, 2024 in Ohio, the cops were dispatched to investigate a serious altercation between a man and his brother. When the officers got there, one brother said the other drew a gun, but the officers couldn't find the weapon. >> No gun, bro. He's lying to y'all. >> I don't know. That's what he said. >> Huh? Pull him all the way up. What are you doing? No case. There we go. No gun, bro. No case, no gun. Look at my face compared to his. He beat the [ __ ] out of me, bro. Cuz I wanted my phone. He still won't get my phone, bro. My phone. Blue case. >> Yeah, I know what it is. Over there when I was talking. >> Period. So, can y'all get my phone? That's it. >> Yeah, probably can. But sounds like 5 minutes. 67 gun, >> man. He's a mother. What gun? in the bush. Broken black. >> Okay. >> The cops are looking for a firearm that the man might have thrown into the bushes, but nothing turned up. They secured the man in the back of the squad car and went to talk to his brother. >> Y'all want to call the office manager? It's my fault. >> Well, this is what we're going to do at this point. Okay. We're going to do a criminal damaging report on your property. >> Please tell I need that for tomorrow. I don't contact or something. That's my brother. I I don't want him to go to jail so bad. >> He's not going to be going to jail. >> I know because I started Yeah, I know. I know. >> But him damaging your property after the fight. >> I don't I don't want him to go to jail for that. I just don't I want him to. But >> we're just wanting to do anything then. >> No. Yeah. I I just need You are right. I'm just I'm I talk too much when I drink. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. >> But I do need that. I know you guys need to maybe go to like some AA and lay off alcohol. >> No, I No, I just I just I never did anything other than drink in my life. He does on him pretty good. >> I like y'all. That's not something to go home >> and I'm drunk. I'm drunk and I'm sleep. Somebody wake you up out your sleep and you drunk. What you going to do? I'm irritated. >> The cops pointed out that the brother couldn't have answered the door. After a moment of confusion, he gave a clearer account of what led up to the fight. >> He I was on the phone with you can ask. I don't know how y'all talk to him, but he keep ask her. He was on the phone and walked up. I'm like, come on. Come on. He pointed. I said, I'm about to beat his ass. He keep touching me. I said, I got to record him or nobody's. I put my phone up. I said, I'm asking him, get out of my house. And that's how I started. I did put my hand I did obviously first. I just told him to get out. I didn't want to fight him. I know where I could real I really could have did real damage to him. I really was going really charg. Okay, y'all could turn your flashlight on. Let me just >> look at this. This is from a gun, y'all. He pulled a gun out on me. I went to a month ago, like literally and everybody in Whitney Young is You can ask Ty Ty right there. >> Everybody out here talk to us. >> Okay, if if I if I tell him they will. >> He said the gun was a revolver and showed the cops his injured hand, which he said had been burned from the gun being fired. But when they went back to the squad car, the suspect had a different story. >> I just want to know what I'm about to go to jail for. I did not threaten him with no gun. None of that. >> Well, he did actually. >> 318 dispatch rifle. >> Where's the gun? You don't have to have a gun to be threatening to shoot somebody. >> Man, come on, bro. >> Did you have a different order? >> I I checked it on the phone. >> I can't find my phone. >> It's on the roof. I don't have a ladder. going on the roof. >> Yeah, maybe you shouldn't be threatening to shoot people. >> Since the cops weren't buying his story, the suspect decided to do something different to get their attention and he started banging his head on the seat in front of him. >> Quit. >> No, I g for nothing. >> Stupid. >> Y FOR NOTHING. >> I AIN'T DOING NOTHING. LOOK AT MY FACE. >> YEAH, YOU LOOK AT MY FACE, BRO. YOU DID THAT YOURSELF. >> LOOK AT MY FACE. You just bashed your freaking head open, man. The head. Look at my eyes. In my mouth. I AIN'T DO NOTHING THAT BOY. >> That don't make sense, bro. >> Stop. Stop. I'd rather go to jail than be in jail and I take care of my kids. >> That makes no sense. >> I don't give a make no sense. Y'all take me to jail for this [ __ ] and I ain't do nothing to him. >> Look at my face compared to his. >> Yeah, you're busting your head open. >> Look at my face compared to his. >> Okay. We're going to take you to the hospital. Okay. >> That you don't want to go to the hospital now, >> man. Put me in the psych ward. Okay. That's where the I need to be. Jail >> probably. >> Put me in the psych war. >> When they arrived at the hospital, backup was there already and the lead officer filled them in on the case. Meanwhile, even as they took him out of the vehicle, the suspect claimed that he never had a gun like his brother said. >> Where the gun? >> Hurry. Where's the gun? >> Not playing games. >> I'm not I'm not playing. Where the gun? I got my kids to see. Where the gun? >> Oh, like this. >> Where my gun? Where the gun? Where the gun? Where the gun? Where the gun? Where's the gun? >> Where's the gun? Where's the gun? Where's the gun? Where's the gun? Where's the gun? He can't find the gun. Where's the gun? Where's the gun? The gun. Have you seen a gun? Where the gun? Like I said, I pointed gun. >> I don't give a you. WHERE THE GUN, [ __ ] WHERE THE GUN? SAID I POINTED AT HIM. No gun. Where's the gun? You Where's the gun that got ME GOING TO JAIL FOR A GUN I AIN'T GOT? Where's the gun? Exactly. Nobody got a gun, but I saying I pointed a gun at him. Where's the gun? Answer me, man. To man. >> The suspect demanded to know why they were charging him with menacing when there was no evidence at all that he'd ever had a gun. The officer tried again to explain to him that you don't actually have to have a gun to threaten to shoot someone. Whatever the cop told the man, it just wasn't good enough for him. >> Where's the gun? Like I said, [ __ ] watch your mouth, [ __ ] WHAT YOU GOING TO DO? WHAT YOU GOING TO DO? If my hands are behind my back, I don't give a [ __ ] What you going to do? You a >> And I got more money in my mouth. Put what you got on. You a talking about [ __ ] Where's the gun? >> Don't be disrespectful. >> Where's the gun you and whatever the else? >> Like I said, where's the gun? >> Where's the gun? Where's the gun? Where is the gun? >> Let me clean your hand, >> man. Where's the gun? >> All right. You don't want it. >> Where's the man? Where's the gun, man? Flat out before I take me to jail. Where's the evidence, bro? Y gota have evidence to take me to jail. Where's the gun? >> You do, you dirty ass. You pig ass. Where's the gun? I know my law. Where's the gun? >> The suspect could claim he was innocent all he wanted. And despite the fact that he thought the absence of a gun supported his claim, they still had the video evidence of the man making threats. He was later charged with menacing. [music] On the 7th of April 2025, the cops were dispatched to a Walmart due to a man causing a disturbance. He'd allegedly wrapped at some shoppers and flashed gang signs at them when they tried to walk away. After three customer complaints, they asked the man to leave, but he stayed outside the store and went on with the same behavior. >> What's up, man? >> Hey, he didn't pay for a drink, by the way. >> Hey, he didn't pay for a drink. >> Yo, want to talk to me? You talk to me smash. >> Huh? My thoughts at me. >> What's your name, bro? >> Even though I'm not your man. You're not my girl. I'mma call you. And I can't stand to see you. I talk that bad about you. Get ass about you. Yeah. Hey, everything got wrong with cash. Bless him with bashing. Get him out the track. I'mma block the work off. >> The man continued rapping like the cops weren't even there. So, the officer called for backup. He gave up on asking the man for his name and turned to the Walmart employees who were waiting nearby. >> I got somebody calling. >> Okay. >> So, he has to leave several times. >> Yeah, but I think he's That's great. >> One of my favorite, but not my favorite football. Wait, did he acknowledge y'all? Cuz he have headphones on. >> Yeah, he took him out. >> Okay. >> He took him out. He's out right there. She walk back in the store and then he was about to grab it and I stomach down. >> Yeah. The suspect seemed to be in his own little world. He still wasn't showing any signs of wrapping his wrap up despite the officer trying to talk to him. Then a couple of witnesses came by and shared their experience with the officer. >> Hey, bro. Bro. Bro. >> No. Yeah. I'm listening to all you saying. >> Better watch out. Oh. >> Oh, you I knew you going up. I knew he He came in. I went like this. He came in there rap and you shook it. I went I went like that. >> I knew he was going to >> Hey, bro. You can hear me? >> I knew he was >> You can hear me. >> Hey, listen. Po. >> Hey, I up >> bro. What's your name, bro? >> All that. >> What's your name, bro? >> Yeah. >> Hold on. >> It seemed like the suspect had finally come back to Earth. So, the officer told the man there was backup [music] on the way, which shouldn't have been necessary if the man had simply talked to him. The suspect continued looking down at his phone and telling the officer to wait. And then he did something even more crazy. >> I'm trying to talk to you, bro. >> Sir, huh? Sir, >> what's your name? Holy microwave on my phone. She's like, "Damn, I'm going to >> Hey, boss. >> Boss." >> The suspect continued walking away and went out of the Walmart parking lot and then down the road. The officer called out to him, but the man had clearly gone back into his own little world. But he was about to find out what happens when you ignore the law. >> Come here. >> Hey, come here. >> I'm going to have to 19 charges for resistance. That's I ain't even I ain't even I ain't even working. >> Drop the can. >> I ain't even working. I ain't even working. >> About to solder and go now. You microwave sir going hammer. >> Hey, for one, >> I've been trying to talk to you, bro. Don't talk to me now. >> Yo, I ain't I a I ain't trying to talk to you. >> You're under us. >> I don't give a >> Okay, cool. >> What? You act like Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm supposed to be so scared, right? >> I didn't say anything. >> Okay then. >> Okay then. Hey, stop touching me, bro. Stop touching me. >> The wrong with your dumb. >> Stop spitting in my face. Stop saying my face. >> Hey, thank you. Thank you for recording it. >> It's being recorded, sir. >> They searched the man and removed the gold chain from around his neck to make sure he wouldn't strangle himself as they took him into custody. At that point, the man had stopped rapping, but he still wasn't making much sense. >> Listen, I ain't I ain't got time for all the y'all playing. >> Y'all literally y'all y'all got my hand in the box. >> Y'all got my hand in the ball. You got all my phone. All my >> Yeah. I about to say pick up on my parked on that side. Just >> uh Sir, >> I didn't nothing wrong. >> Okay. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. [laughter] >> [ __ ] >> All right. Just chill. Shut the up and just chill [music] in. >> I know what the [ __ ] I'm doing. Okay. How been doing this is where you uh uh uh uh uh uh come here. Uh no want to get more charges. >> Hey, bro. Listen to me. >> Hey, bro. Who the out my way, bro? >> Bro, put that camera on. Step out. >> Resisting what? >> At that point, they had to search the man again, but as they went through his pockets, he was very combative. He continued resisting the cops despite claiming that he wasn't. Once the cops were satisfied that he didn't have anything else on him, they directed the man to sit down in the car and once again they asked for his name. >> What's your name, sir? >> You already know my name. >> No, I don't know your name. >> Yes, you do. >> All right. Give me your thumb. >> Yes. You do. >> Give me your thumb. >> You know exactly what my name is. >> Give me your thumb. >> Hey, >> sir. >> Please don't make this more difficult than >> Hey, I'm not I'm not making Hey, bro. Give me my mother earbuds back. >> No. >> Give me your thumb, >> man. All that. Okay. >> Hang on. Supervisor. >> Yep. >> Yep. >> Since the man was being so uncooperative, the cops tried talking to him through the window of the car. He still refused to give his name to them and kept on claiming they knew it despite being warned he was facing more charges. >> There is no extra charge. There is no extra charges. Go ahead and mother put my name in your There is no extra charges. >> There is extra charges. >> There is no extra charges. Sir, >> huh? >> So, >> he won't give it a name. >> You won't get a name. >> So, here's the deal. If you don't provide your name, you're going to get charged with it. >> Why? >> Hold on. Last Hold on. Listen to me. Listen to me very carefully. >> You listen to me. Last how that's going to go. >> Hey. Hey. I don't give a >> So, here's the deal. Hey, I don't give a Last time I checked. >> Listen, you're going to you're going to do this the hard way. You're in a You're in a position right now where you're not going to win. >> You understand that, right? >> You what? I'm in a position where I'm not >> where you're not going to win. So, listen to what we tell you. >> I'm not going to win. Correct. >> You're not going to win. >> I'm not going to win. >> So, when we go to the jail, they're going to fingerprint you and we're going to find out who you are. The only difference between you providing it now >> and us getting it there is that y'all got to go through y'all. Yeah. So that >> eventually the cops gave up on getting his name, but they had to get him out of the car again. He was warned what would happen if he tried anything, but it looked like he'd rather argue with them than cooperate. >> I don't give a [ __ ] You ain't put on the ground because I'm just letting you know >> because for one >> for one, >> I ain't even I ain't even do to y'all. >> Step out. >> Step out of the sir. What the >> what the wall up against the wall. >> Up against the >> up against the wall. >> Okay, >> there you go. >> Don't move. >> Don't move. >> Just take your cuffs off. >> Need a left hand. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Despite the man's best efforts to make things as difficult as possible, the cops were able to take his handcuffs off and replace them with flex cuffs. He was then led back to the squad car. >> You ready to check him? >> Right. Get in. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hey. Hey. Chill the out. >> Have a sec. How about How about you chill the out and let me get the in the car? God, [ __ ] Hey, can you let go of my mother handcuffs? >> Spin the car. >> With y'all, dumb. >> Go ahead. Shut the door. Shut the door. Shut the door. >> Shut set shut door. >> Put the belt on. >> Don't. >> They finally got the suspect secure in the back of a squad car. And when they arrived at the jail house, he was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting without violence. He was later convicted on both charges, spent 21 days in the county jail, and was sentenced to a year of probation. When it comes to dealing with law enforcement, using the Tough Guy Act is never going to end well. It generally results in these wannabe gangsters making things 100 times worse for themselves. If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like and subscribe and turn on notifications for more videos like this.