You can walk down the street. They mean I'm bad guy. >> No one said you're a bad guy. We just want to make sure that you were okay. Who called you? >> Nobody called us. We were sitting in the park. Who called you? >> Nobody. I don't have any problems with you. I just want to make sure 911 again. >> You don't need to call 911. We're the police. >> I want to call 911. >> Telling you right now, if you spit on me again through the shield, you're going to go right to >> I'm going to get out now. I'm going to sue you. Get me out. You terrorist. Get me out now. I'm going to eat you alive. What's in this? >> It's more Coca-Cola. >> Coke or Coca-Cola? >> Bro, there's nothing in the car, bro. >> You think you you just like to troll cops? Is that what's up? >> Some criminals play it smooth like they've done it all before. But with criminal trolls, strategy is not an issue. They go loud, weird, and wild. They're not just testing the law. They're daring it to push back. And that's exactly what happens when criminals troll cops. Where's your taser? I have your taser. Have your attention. I was need your car. >> Hey, stop resisting. I'mma tase you again. You hear me? Stop. But you need to put him in the car cuz we had him here and then he started flipping around and kicking me and Jackson. >> On the 12th of February, 2025 in Florida, a sheriff deputy in Columbia County was in the middle of a routine patrol. Suddenly, a man approached his squad car making gestures and completely unhinged. He was mimicking a gun in his hands and making shooting sounds with his mouth. >> Back up. >> BACK UP NOW. >> 1234 coming. Taser deployed. >> Back up. Roll over. ROLL OVER NOW. ROLL OVER. ROLL OVER NOW. ROLL OVER. Roll over. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED AGAIN. >> All right. All right. For a moment there, it was like his lunacy was switched off. Maybe the electric shock of the taser might have jumpstarted the man's brain for a minute. But sadly for him, the taser effects didn't last long. The only question was how long before the madness came roaring back. >> You good? >> Stay like that. >> You need anything, sir? You good? >> I'm good, sir. >> Stay like that. You're fine. Hang out. >> Hang out. >> Stay. I will stay like that. >> 747. >> You're not. Stay still. >> I will. Stay right there. You're good. >> Stay right there. >> Stay right there. >> You're fine. Just put that [ __ ] down. Sir, put that out of your head for Columbia. I'm >> 77 people. >> Give me all the people. >> Sir, >> hang on. Just >> give me a >> Hey, do me a favor. Just hold that. He's still got probes in him. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, you know how to work him. >> An officer from Lake City came to assist. As far as the taser probes go, they're actually more like barbs designed to pierce through clothing into the skin. Taking them out can be tricky, especially after a violent encounter. >> All right, I'm late. >> I got a PD. I'm still trying to detain. Lay on your chest. Put your chest down. >> Other hand. >> No. Leave your hand like that. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. Look sir, look at other hand. Look at him again. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> Hang on. Hang on. Come on. On foot. >> If you've ever watched Animal Planet, you might be reminded of a predator closing in on its prey. The suspect bolted like a zebra, but the officer here was like a cheetah. When the suspect hit the ground, he emitted a high-pitched squeal, much like an actual zebra would when attacked by a cat that was faster, stronger, and much more determined. I got him. >> GET OUT OF MY [screaming] [ __ ] >> STOP. STOP. >> Travel description. >> You getting back in. >> Hold this one. Not with my hand behind my back, sir. >> Good. >> Not with my hand behind my back, sir. >> Sir, >> we're just north of us. 1020 coming. We're going to be just south of my AVL. >> In all that chaos, neither officer lost control and no one got hurt. That's what training's for and it's also what good teamwork looks like. In a job like this, where things can go sideways in a matter of seconds, that was a very clean win. Stop. >> Still actively resisting. >> Yeah. Hold on a minute. Stop, bud. You're fine. Calm down. >> 12:30. Can you bring us to put them in park? >> I thought you were in a car earlier. Huh? >> Thought you were in a car car earlier. >> I was I had to get my truck back. >> Here you go. Here. >> There you go. I got you. Where's your taser? I was need your car. >> HEY, STOP RESISTING. I'MMA TASE you again. You hear me? >> Even in handcuffs, the suspect here kept thrashing. He was now less like a zebra and more like a fish out of water. A third officer had arrived and they were just seconds away from possibly tasing him again. Obviously, the first taser had worn off too fast. >> Stop. But you need to put him in the car. We had him here and then he started flipping around to kick me and Jackson. >> So, let's go. And uh Joel, is that your car? >> Yeah. >> If you can unlock it, I'll pull it up here closer. >> Yeah. Pull pulling closer. I'm just going to tase him if he does it again. >> I got Hey, I'll stay here. Just pull your car up. >> I got stuff in the back of mine or we use mine. >> You good, bud? You're okay. Breathe for me. >> Yeah, they're sort of like that. >> We We're just pulling this car up right here. That little He just started fighting again. He kicked uh Jackson. >> Hey Joel, run over there and shut my door. >> I got >> I was trying to >> Yeah, just go shut it for me. I was trying to shut it, but he slammed me up in the car, so I had to. >> That was the last thing on my mind whenever I got out. [clears throat] >> Hey, bud. When we get you up, we're gonna put you in the car. You going to act right? >> You hear me? >> I'll throw it back. >> Yeah. I just It's I don't know where the perbs are at. So, >> I don't know. >> We're going to try to get him in the car. He was >> You walking there? >> I don't think he's going to walk. So, I mean, we can put those on so he don't kick Yeah, we'll we'll put those on so you don't kick. He's done. >> Yeah. >> Hey, chill out, bro. Chill out. >> Chill out, bro. >> The next challenge would be getting this guy into a squad car. Sounds simple, but not when his fight mode was still dialed up to the max. He was like a three-dimensional human puzzle without instructions. And he kept twisting and turning and doing everything except making smart choices. >> All right, come on. Let's walk. >> Come on. If he don't want to walk, I'll grab his legs. >> Okay, there we go. >> Hey, watch this. Coming up. >> Come on, bud. Get in the car. >> Come on, bud. It's in my It's in my holster here. Grab it right here. Grab right here, Jo. All right, let's have a seat. >> Grab that. >> One, two, back. Hey, hey, hey, turn around. >> Stand up. Turn around. >> Yes, sir. Hey, stay over there. >> Right now. >> Yeah, you Hey, go over there, Joe. Go over there, Lieutenant. Go over there, Lieutenant. >> They charged the man with battery and resisting arrest with violence. It was unclear what caused the man to lash out at the deputy in the first place. Maybe this guy's just really a troll by profession. On the 21st of January, 2025, at about 4:00 a.m., the cops in Federal Way, Washington, pulled a vehicle over for driving with expired plates. There were two people inside and they both had lengthy wrap sheets. >> Good morning, Officer Sto Police Department. Just so I know we can auto video recorded. Reason for the stop is the tabs are expired. I know it's my car. >> Gotcha. >> And then I I didn't bring my other glasses, but the car not stolen >> for sure. It looks like you bought it a while ago. >> Yeah. And I owe $80 more dollars left. >> Gotcha. >> And they gave me a ticket for having not for having expired tabs just for >> for not for not transferring the title. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> But I'm going to transfer tomorrow because I got court in the morning. >> Gosh. You got court tomorrow for not transferring title? >> No, I got court tomorrow for a charge. Yeah. for that ticket. >> Gotcha. >> So, >> how come we're still driving it then? >> Huh? >> How come we're still driving it? Do you have driver's license on you, ma'am? >> I got my driver's license. >> I'm just driving for him because he couldn't see in the dark. >> Gotcha. Do you have any form of identification? >> I don't. >> If someone's willing to ignore one rule, like driving with expired registration, chances are they're breaking other rules as well. No insurance, no valid driver's license. It all tends to go hand in hand. Often the tax being expired is just the tip of the iceberg. And there's a whole mess of illegal activity hiding underneath. >> Do you have a valid driver's license? >> I do. >> All right. Do you have one since you're driving? >> I don't. >> All right. Do you just not have one or are you suspended? >> It's suspended. >> All right. And then do you have insurance for the vehicle? >> Uh, no. They gave me a ticket for no. >> Gotcha. >> Insurance. That's what I'm going to court for tomorrow. >> Okay. >> But I do got valid driver's license. >> Okay. All right. Just sit tight for me for one minute. Okay. Just stay in the car. >> That's my driver's license. >> I got you. >> Apologize, man, for that. >> I'm going park it, but I got to be at Lakewood at 8:30 in the morning. >> I got you. Where'd Sarah go? >> Where'd Sarah go? Sarah, who'd been the one driving, suddenly vanished. And it doesn't take a detective to figure out why. People only hide when they've got something to hide. The real question was, what kind of legal trouble had Sarah gotten herself into? >> What you mean, where did she go? >> How come she's not in the passenger seat? >> She's not in the driver's seat. I She climbed over so I can drive. >> She walk away. Oh [ __ ] >> She's got warrants, doesn't she? What's her real name? >> Before I tow the car, what's her real name? >> Don't tow my car, bro. >> What's her real name? >> Sarah. >> What's her last name? >> I don't know her last name. >> How do you know her? >> Sarah. She stays in the building next door to me. >> How long have you known her? >> About a month. >> All right, man. Don't tell me the car, bro. I only owe $80 left on that car. >> All right. Do me a favor. Turn the ignition off. Have my keys. >> There's no keys. >> Okay. How does it start? >> It's a push start. >> All right. Do you have the fob? >> Yeah. >> All right. Let me see the fob. All right. All right. Her first name is Sarah. Are there any weapons in the car? Okay, >> Sarah, I know you're in the back seat. It's your chance to come out. Okay. >> She must have been having a childhood flashback. Except back in the day, she wasn't playing hideand seek with police. She might have thought switching seats with her friend would fool the officer. Or maybe she thought that the body cam footage of her in the driver's seat would just disappear like magic. Come out of the car, Sarah. >> Because if you don't, you're going to be under arrest. >> For what? >> For obstruction. >> Why? >> Because you need to come out of the car. >> All right. >> My driver is hiding herself in the back seat. She's giving me a fake name. Okay. Sarah, come out of the car. >> I love her. I let her drive because my You going to get out the passenger side? >> Yep. >> She was driving. >> Yep. >> So, we did a little switcher route. >> Yep. >> There we go. I'll get that door for you. Looks like you're stuck. >> Most likely she gave the cops a fake name and the officer was right. She was definitely stuck. Not just figuratively, but literally as well. And speaking of stuck, her brain must have been in the off position if she thought hiding in the backseat of the car was going to throw the cuffs off her scent. >> I'll just point out >> contain or nothing. >> Oh, yeah. >> And then don't grab anything. >> Nope. >> Get out for us. >> So, you're just going to be detained for now. Okay. 14. We have one detain. >> Still working through some stuff though. >> Get to that. We're going to go and walk back to my car. >> It's just crazy because I wasn't even driving like that. Like he just couldn't see and I told him I didn't want to drive and I knew. >> So, can we get your name so that way you don't get an obstruction charge? Cuz that's bookable if it's just a suspended driving. >> Yeah, I know it's not suspended driving. >> You have warrants. Okay. What What is your real name? >> Let's start with your first name. >> Heather. >> Huh? >> Heather. >> Heather. What name did you give him? >> Sarah Brown. I don't know. >> Okay. Give me one. >> It's just like >> Give me one sec. Okay. All right. >> Heather's fake identity collapsed right away. It was clear she was hiding from the law, which would explain her alias, but not her behavior. She was terrible at staying off the radar, driving around at 4:00 a.m. with a suspended license, no less, and hiding in the backseat of a car with expired license plates. >> And you know her as Sarah? >> Yeah, that's like that's what she goes by. I don't know if it was her name, stripper name. I don't know. >> Gotcha. >> Yeah, cuz she's she's lying to me. Lying through her teeth. So, >> yeah, she's lying. >> All right. >> For sure. >> I'm gonna go tell her dad. I'm gonna go tell her boyfriend that, you know, she went to jail. >> Yeah, she's she's going to jail today. There's There's no way around it. So, >> um, I appreciate you being cool. Like I said, you're totally free to go. >> She she's not getting let go today, so there's no point in waiting. >> All right. >> So, all right. >> Unfortunat if if she'd have been cool, we could have dealt with it differently, but now she's getting charges the whole thing. So, >> I wish you I told her just just one thing honesty >> goes a long way sometimes. >> Yep. >> And I just, man, my life been I've been a piece of in and out of prison. In and out of prison on drugs. Now I'm finally starting to get my head out. Made a few hiccups, >> but as far as being responsible, >> got my own place and >> she's she's she's got to deal one. She's recommend she go back to prison. So >> all right, you're good to go, man. I appreciate you being cool. >> Thank you, man. >> Yep. Have a good day. All right, so you are under arrest for the DOC. You're also going to get charged with obstruction for providing me a false name. You're also going to get charged with suspended license. Okay. >> Okay. >> You have my phone? >> Yeah, I have your phone. >> While the man wasn't charged, Heather was arrested for an outstanding warrant and she was also slapped with new charges for driving on a suspended and obstruction. On the 12th of February, 2025, just after 6:00 a.m. in Jacksonville, Florida, an offduty deputy stepped outside her home in Nassau County. Creeping through her driveway, she saw three dark figures, apparently armed. She immediately fired a shot, striking one of them in the arm. >> What's going on? Where's the gun? First of all, >> it's right here on the ground. >> Okay. >> No, it go I put it. >> Who are you? >> Recognize. >> Okay. >> It hurts. Okay. Rescue's on the way back. >> Inside now. >> Who shot who? J. >> I shot I >> bro. >> Come. She see I'm getting ready to go to work. >> What your mama said? Get outside. >> Holy [ __ ] >> She sees somebody on the ring camera. >> Okay. >> I come outside thinking there's somebody checking doors. >> Yeah. This kid is in between these two cars. He pops up. All I can see is this. I see no color. I drew my gun and shot cuz I thought I was about to be shot. >> They weren't real criminals. They were high school seniors messing around in the middle of the night. Sure, it might have seemed like harmless fun to them, but in a country with so many gun owners, playing cops and robbers or any other childish game in the middle of the night is a recipe for disaster. >> I shot him in the arm. I'm >> sorry. >> Okay. Hey, what are you what were y'all doing? Playing a game. >> Some assassin's game. I've told him not to do this. All I see is the damn gun. >> Yeah, you're good. >> In my face. >> Okay, we're okay. >> My mom's going to me. >> Hey, just relax right now. >> Oh, >> what is uh what's your first and last name? >> John. >> You're 18? >> Yes, sir. >> Am I going to face charges for this? I don't know right now. >> I mean, it's like >> my biggest concern is getting you took care of medically. All right, we'll figure all that out. >> What's your birthday? >> What's your address? >> So bad. >> There's rescue right there. Hey, Megan, just tell them to run through that. >> Just tell them to run through that for Charlie HQ7. Then get to 97. Put us all in reports. >> Hey dog, leave that phone back where it was at. >> Leave my phone. >> Yeah, put it back where it was at. >> Don't touch anything around here. >> Just put that back to where it was. >> I'm not going to tell you again. >> I got rescue here for you. All right, man. >> Law enforcement declared the entire neighborhood a crime scene, shutting down the street in every direction. Dozens of cops responded and EMS rolled in to take care of the injured young man. It might seem like overkill, but these stupid pranks have consequences, especially if they involve fake guns, real fear, and split-second decisions. >> How you doing, sir? >> A little better than you right now. >> Oh, >> he said he could walk with some help. >> Hurting right now. >> All right. >> Yep. We get him on the stretcher and get you out of here. Hold on one second. Okay. >> You guys just hanging out or >> do you want us to stay? I don't know. The whole um game is called Senior Assassin, right? >> Mhm. >> And so you're supposed to shoot each other with water gun and get him out. >> We thought we'd sneak up before he comes to school or just get him on his way to his car and then this whole thing happened. >> And then I guess his mom didn't get the memo that we're playing Senior Assassin. They actually shot him in the arm with a real gun. >> The game they were playing was a viral Tik Tok challenge known as Senior Assassins. In this game, water pistols are used to eliminate opponents. >> So what happened? These kids are out here playing some stupid assassin game. >> That's what you were saying. Senior assassin or something like that. >> This is FD agent's house. Her mom wakes up, see somebody on the damn house camera walking in between cars. They have 21s out here. She comes out here. He points this thing at her. >> You know what I mean? It's got a drum on it and everything else. So, >> so these three kids are playing some kind of >> stupid. >> No. Uh, >> yeah. See some, you know, in between cars on the camera, comes out thinking like they're out here pulling on door handles, which is reasonable. >> Yeah. >> I guess I don't know if he points it at her, but she sees that thing with a drum on it and shoots him. They were in between cars. Yeah. >> She thought they were out here 21 cars. She comes out here, he points the [ __ ] gun at her. I think he pointed a gun at her and gets >> Hey, that will get you 10 times out of 10. >> Exact. >> So, >> bro, >> does he live in the neighborhood? >> I don't Yeah, he said they live down there. I got the victim's name. I don't have anybody else's name, but I know I've known these people my whole life. >> Yeah. As a matter of fact, the Senior Assassin's Game has resulted in multiple injuries across North America. In May of 2025, a senior in Texas was hospitalized while jumping off a moving car while making a Tik Tok and got a serious head injury. And in 2024 in Minnesota, two students trying to play this game while operating a moving vehicle were killed. in a neighborhood they don't live in at 5:30 in the morning. >> Walking around guns >> that are taped up, >> they get you shot. >> This is what happens when you do that. >> If they weren't taped, then be even more of a >> I mean, I've seen real guns [ __ ] >> Yeah, right. You can buy even sigs with >> little fatties. >> Little fatties. >> Have you looked up this game? Is like a Tik Tok game? I don't know. It has to be some stupid internet. >> See if I can find it. >> Assassin. >> Senior assassin >> is a game where high school seniors use water guns to tag other students. It's also known as senior water wars. Usually played off school grounds, but can also take place in parks, restaurants, residential areas. So they're walking around with >> desert water guns. >> Yeah, >> those are very elaborate water guns. >> The game has been linked to dangerous misunderstandings. >> Start working on your unless he's after. >> So it's popular game played by seniors in high schools. >> So you walk around neighborhoods with guts >> and you expect not to get shot. Cool. >> The young man was admitted to the hospital and underwent surgery to repair his broken arm. Thankfully, they said the young man would fully recover. Meanwhile, as far as we can tell, there were no charges filed. This whole thing ended with a painful reminder that not every game ends in laughter. On the 24th of March, 2022, the cops were on patrol and they noticed a man running around behind a gas station that had closed up for the night. They went to investigate and found a homeless man named Jesus and he was ready to unleash a whole lot of crazy. >> Hey, what's up, man? Come here. Police Department. Come here. Come here. Put the beer bottle down. Come here. >> I lost my ID. >> You lost your ID? >> Where do you live? >> Where do you live? You're homeless. >> Okay. What are you doing back here? >> Just walking around. >> You're just walking around. What's in your pocket? Your left pocket. Don't reach for it. What's in your pocket? >> They wait for me. >> Huh? >> The cops encounter lots of homeless folks on a regular basis. And some of these people have a different grasp on social reality. The cops are trained to do their best and offer assistance when they can, but in his current state, Jesus might have passed the point of no return. >> My friends, they wait for >> Where are your friends at? >> Okay, let's walk this way. Go that way. Turn around. Walk that way. Walk this way. Let's go. >> Sweet. Let's go. >> What are you waiting? >> Huh? What do you mean? You're walking around a closed gas station at night. >> What? What? >> The gas station's closed. You're walking around a closed gas station >> in the bar. >> You at the bar? >> Yeah. My friends, they invite me. >> Oh, you're at the push. So, you walked over here. Why'd you try to hide from me when you walked over here? >> No, because I was walking. I say, "What I want to do? This is the weather. I want to protect me." >> Okay. You got anything on you that's going to hurt me? >> No. >> No. Do you mind if I search you? No. >> I Okay. You have nothing on you? >> Nothing. What's your name? Jesus. >> So far, the encounter with Jesus had been fairly tranquil. He said he was seeking shelter from the cold rain, which seemed fair enough. But deep inside the man, there was something there that was just about ready to snap. On that rainy evening, under the very bright lights of law enforcement, it seemed like Jesus was about to break. >> Do me a favor. Put your hands on your head for me. >> Okay, no problem. >> On your head. On your caba. Up here. Up here. >> Whatever you want. >> What are you doing? You want arrest? >> Stand up for me. >> You want to help me? >> No, I don't want to arrest you. >> Listen, you're not in trouble. >> Whatever you want. >> Hey Zeus, stand up for me, man. >> Hey, Zeus. >> What? >> Stand up for me. You don't need to get on the ground like that. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> [ __ ] What? Whatever you want. >> Stand up for me. >> You don't need to get mad. >> You're not in any trouble. >> What trouble? >> You're not in any trouble. I just want to make sure. >> I want to say what do you want from me? >> Do you have anything on you? >> No, nothing. Stick me. Everything when I went to Egypt. >> Okay. >> Whatever you want. >> No. Keep your clothes on for me. Keep your clothes on. Hey. Whoa. KEEP YOUR CLOTHES ON. >> SO WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM? >> Hey dude, keep your clothes on. >> Pull up your pants right now. >> What are you? >> Pull your pants off. >> Pull your pants off. >> Make it. >> No. No. >> Everything. >> Where can we take you tonight? We don't want you to get lost or anything. Do you have anywhere to catch me? What? What is >> Huh? >> I can't understand. What you say? >> What's up? You guys are good reason. >> You're under arrest. >> Incorrectly, Jesus assumed he was about to be arrested when the cops just wanted to know just what he was doing behind the gas station. In Jesus's mind, there was already a confrontation. >> Why were you putting the lights on me? >> Because you ran past us. >> Anyone walks many people walks around running? >> You're not in any trouble. Okay. No, no, no. Not doing that. Okay. From Sunday. >> So, what is your problem? Who is there? No. We just want to make sure that you're okay. That's all. >> No. No problem. Okay. >> What are you wearing? Tonight, speaking with me. >> We're just We're just want to make sure that you're okay. That's all. >> Why did you catch me instead of walking just >> Well, you ran away from us. You You're walking through the gas station, then you ran back here. That's all. We're not arresting. >> We're not arresting you. What is he doing for me too? >> Jesus, can you put your clothes back on for me? Ah, >> what's the problem with you? >> No, no problemmo. Where do you want to go tonight? >> I want to go to another place. >> Okay. Where? We We can maybe take >> I want to see my friends. >> Where? Where they at? >> They going for me. >> Where are they? >> We will take you there. Where >> you want to take me there? >> Yes, that's where they at. [music] Let me get my open the lights. No problem. >> The cops here were really trying to help. They were even willing to give the man a ride. But instead of taking their generous offer, Jesus decided it was the perfect time to both summon his chakra and open his third eye. That's right. right there at midnight behind a gas station in the driving rain with his shirt off. >> You can walk down the street bad guy. >> No one said you're a bad guy. We just want to make sure that you're okay. Who are you? >> Nobody called us. We were sitting in the park. Who are you? >> Nobody. I don't have any problems with you. I just want to make sure you're okay. >> No 911 again. >> You don't need to call 911. We're the police. >> I want to call 911 here. >> Well, like I said, we just want to give you a ride. That's all we're trying to do. >> I don't know. What are you doing to me? >> Nothing. We just want to make sure that you're okay. That's all. >> No, no. I know you and you very well. >> You know me very well. >> We can go to the court and I will show you who you are. >> Stupid [ __ ] >> Stupid read it. >> I don't know. I I don't need to read it. >> OKAY, YOU CAN READ IT. >> CLEOPATRA. >> The pinball in the machine that was his brain was wildly bouncing from thought to thought. While it might be interesting to know more about his thoughts on Cleopatra, sadly he'd already moved on to his next chaotic detour. >> Can you put your clothes back on for us? >> Yeah, we don't want to walk. I want to walk all night. Okay. >> I don't need anyone. You want to fight me? I can't. >> We don't want to fight you. Not at all. Can we take you somewhere, Jesus? Where are your friends at? >> That's [music] all. Give me to take him to McDonald's. >> Even though the cops here were trying to be nice, Jesus didn't care and wanted nothing to do with them. Apparently, doing yoga didn't work. [music] Second by second, he was just getting more angry. He wasn't taking advantage of the officer's kindness, which could only go so far. >> You want to go? You can go. >> Yep. He's free to go. >> Homeless right off the bat. >> Nothing. You're free to go. >> Go. Hey, Zeus, you can go. supposed to take me to the McDonald's. >> Where do you want to go? >> Give me a ride. >> To where? >> To McDonald's. >> We can give you a ride. We just got to make sure you don't have any weapons. Is that okay? >> No weapons. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> We'll check. >> No problem. >> Jesus, do me a favor. Put your hands on top of your head. Up here. >> Hey Jesus, put your hands on top of your head for me. Right up here. [clears throat] >> On top of your head for me. On top of your head. You're not in trouble. >> You're not in any trouble. Stand Hey J. >> You're not in any trouble. Stand up for me, Jesus. >> Stand up. >> Stand up for me. Come on. You're not in any trouble. Just put your hands on top of your head for me. Right up there. Perfect. >> That your phone? >> My phone? >> Your phone's right there. Okay. Thank you. Gracias. Oh, you're good. You can take your hands down. >> Here. Put this on. Put your shirt on. You need a shirt to McDonald's. >> I don't want to be naked. >> To go to McDonald's. >> Everything you want to >> pull your pants up. Put your shirt on. >> Everyone wants to be naked. You come here and destroy my life. You're not in any trouble. >> You pulling my Okay, >> you got to put this one. >> Put this one on. >> You put the other side on. >> Put it in your pocket. >> Put it in your pocket. >> Okay, stop there. >> Clearly, there was something wrong with his brain, and it seemed to be disintegrating. While the cops had been sympathetic to him throughout the entire encounter, this guy was angry and hostile, and it made no sense whatsoever. And short of his brain not working, it was hard to explain. Maybe in this broken state of mind, he figured jail was better than being outdoors in the rain. >> FORWARD, FORWARD, FORWARD. >> I got his right wrist. >> You got I got his legs. >> I got his legs. Hey people, >> get his legs. I got his legs. >> Slow it down. Cuff him. Roll my side. >> Listen to what they tell you. >> Go up to your knees to your knees. Bring your knees up. Police. >> Your knees. >> Jesus. Bring your knees up TO YOUR >> NO, I WILL S you police. >> I will use the sit up. >> Let me grab legs. >> One, two, three. Stand them up. Stand them up. Come on, Jose. You got to get up. >> Get up. >> Okay, we're gonna have to >> stop playing games. Let's go. >> I will see you in the >> 1. Somebody needs to help us. I got Come here. >> Come here. Come here. Slide over. >> Where? Now >> sit in that chair. >> Come here. Slide over. >> Right there. >> We're good. He's in. >> He was ultimately charged with resisting arrest and battery on a peace officer. All of this because he confused the cop's goodwill for aggression. A simple welfare check spiraled out of control thanks to this guy's mind which could not tell friend from foe. On December 5th, 2022 in Juliet, Illinois, restaurant staff called police after midnight after a drunk man was causing a scene and refusing to leave. The man's name was Daniel and he was about to take law enforcement on a roller coaster of trolling. Okay. So, staff staff would like you to leave the property so I can give you a ride over. >> I'm getting an Uber, sir. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. Are you Are you the um >> What are you? >> Yeah. >> I think I'm the police. >> Are you them? >> Yeah, I know who you are. >> I I want your superior, bro, cuz I'm not driving >> and I drive safe. >> You understand? >> Can I stand up? Can I stand up with you tackling me and like causing a scene? >> Just like the last encounter, the cops here were trying to be nice. But Daniel's toxic and negative attitude put him on the road to self-sabotage. In all seriousness, this guy should just shake the officer's hand and thank him for the offer instead of picking a fight. >> So, you kind of have two options at this point. >> You're blocking me in for the last 10 minutes and my car is not >> highly intoxicated and you shouldn't be driving. >> Yeah. And I'm not. >> And I offered you a hotel. >> You did not. >> You're a liar. >> Then then how do I know you stay at the Hampton in >> because you told me you stay off. >> Can you bring me there right now? Absolutely. I >> Let's go. Let's go. Cuz if not, I got a lawsuit, bro. >> Where's your Can I just see your room key? >> Yeah, you can. >> You see that? You say in mind without tackling me like a like a savage little blue to me. >> Well, there you are. Here you go. >> This is how you brother's a police officer. This is how you sir. >> This is how you >> Okay, that's correct. >> If you don't mind, can I go in the car? >> Can I just see your room? That's what I >> in the car without tackling me. You don't have to snap your fingers. >> Yeah, don't snap my fingers, bro. Cuz you're you're a sap. You're you're you're worried about me out here, bro. >> I don't drive, bro. I will walk 2 miles to my >> Then they're more than welcome to leave if you don't mind. I'm not driving. >> Sir, >> just show me your Hampton in room key and I'll get your ride over there. >> Daniel's hostility was way over the top. But through everything, the cop here kept a professional demeanor and a willingness to lend a helping hand to this drunken idiot. But as the saying goes, trolls going to troll. >> So yes, would you like a ride to the Hampton in or not? >> Yes. >> Okay. Just show me your Hampton in >> then. Step away from me. >> I was trying to assist servant. Step away. >> If you spit in my face, there's going to be a major problem. >> Stepping in your face. >> Spitting in my face. >> Oh, spitting. I'm not. >> So I'm asking you to show. >> Please step away. public severant. Please step away several times. So, >> please step away. >> Who are you talking to? >> Back up. My my recording. Back away. I'm actually sick. You want to >> Well, you're the one that brought me to this area. Are you going to get your hotel? >> Yeah. Get >> the away from me. 6 feet and I'll give you my >> Sorry, I'm not. >> You said you called him over. >> I did. >> And I'll show you. >> Verify where you're staying so I can >> Yeah. 105 a year, bro. I don't >> And I and and I and I donate to your stupid cause for you being a >> Back away from me, man. >> Hey, bro. >> You're You're really getting close to getting arrested for trespassing. >> Yo, you ain't going to trust me with your >> You get in that car, you going to jail. >> No, I'm not driving. >> Yeah, Gucci bag. Cool. >> Nobody don't give a about that Gucci bag. You get ready to get Uber cough drops, bro. Was your dumb drunk? >> Hey, what? >> I didn't do anything to you, Bakula. >> Shut the up and sit down before you take your dumb jail. >> You got to wonder if this was really Daniel's inner personality or if he was acting like this because he was extremely drunk. To tell the truth, it could have been a bit of both. But whatever the case, his thoughts were a complete mess and his emotions were even worse. >> This is your last chance to leave the property, otherwise you're going to get arrested for trespassing. >> Do you understand me? >> Yeah. This is the last time you're going to be called this. >> Do you mind, >> bro? Come on, guys. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, either take this free ride. >> I'm trying to get my money. I'm trying to get my my my phone. >> Get your money, your phone. >> Yeah. That's all I'm >> Take you to their listen. >> You was way cooler than that, bro. >> Why didn't you pulling my chain one more time, man? >> They didn't take you to jail, bro. >> Take me to jail for what, bro? I'm trying to get my money. >> Grab your money then. >> Grab your money. Let's go. >> Trying to get my cigarettes, too. >> Come on. I've been taking it. >> Hey, bro. >> Yo, let's go, bro. >> Just helping you out to find your stuff, man. >> I don't need that. Turn it off. >> We want it. >> Turn it off, man. >> Just helping you out. >> Don't be rude. >> Yo, ready? >> There's your turn, bro. >> Trying to get a cigarette. You're You're pressing me cuz what? >> Do you want a cigarette? >> Yeah. Close your door. Let's go. I look at look at I got fast food about your stupid detail. >> I didn't do wrong to you, bro. >> Let's go, bro. >> Let's go. >> They did practically everything for Daniel short of rolling out a red carpet, but he still spat on their faces, both literally and figuratively. And now his negative energy was just gaining momentum. And it was really about to explode. >> Get out of my face. >> Don't scoot at me again. >> Face, bro. It's all >> Get in the car. >> One more time, bro. >> Please. I dropped it. I dropped it. I I dropped it. I dropped it. >> Drop anything. >> I dropped it, dog. >> Let's go. >> In the truck. In the truck. >> I'm not going anywhere with y'all. No one taking >> my I'm the recording, dog. >> I'm trying to get that off. >> No. >> Get up, man. Stop. >> I can't do it. You broke my my left shoulder. >> No. Stop. Yo, let's roll. >> Back off. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Stand up. All right. >> And just like that, Daniel's cocky swagger was reduced to nothing but tears and cries of pain. He undeniably lacked the ability, both emotional and cognitive, to socialize like a normal human being. On the way to the jail house, he was still pretending like he had the upper hand. >> Can't trespass me that quick, bro. I know the laws. I'm bringing this to the media, bro. Trespassing. I'm blowing this up. What's your name, sir? >> What is it? Yeah. Yeah. Barely. You a That's what you are, bro. You should remember that. You a 50K making, bro. What did I do to you? You ever want to make more? Let me know. You little cous. Hey, >> you a little bro. I'm >> telling you right now, if you spit on me again through the shield, you're going to go right to get out now. I'm going to sue you. Give me out you terrorist. Get me out now. I'm going to eat you alive. in the seal and they wonder why. And they wonder why. And they wonder why >> Daniel got four charges: criminal trespass, aggravated battery, obstruction, and resisting a peace officer. On August 16th, 2022 in Key West, Florida, some restaurant staff called 911 after a man named Victor ate at the restaurant, had some wine, and left without paying his bill. The suspect in question was quickly spotted by the responding officer. >> Why are you asking for my >> Because you're being accused of a crime. I'm not saying that you're guilty, but I got to get you identified. >> Oh, okay. I'm sorry. >> All right, relax. Relax. Come over here. You're not at You're not You're not Yeah. Yeah, that's fine. All right. You're being accused of a crime, but we need your ID. Okay. >> That's how times are, man. >> All right. >> So, thank you, man. I I was freaking out. >> So, tell me what happened. >> I mean, I'm still shaking because I most of the time when things like this happen. >> So, tell me what happened. Get to the bottom of it. Tell me what happened. >> All right. So, I went over there to have happy hour. I had uh I had some food and I was at day trade. I do options trading. Uh, I got a business major and I got an accountant. So, I do day trading. >> All right. Were you by yourself? >> Yes, by myself. >> All right. How much How much did you eat? How? What did you buy? >> Uh, no. It was only 70 bucks, bro. >> $70. What? [laughter] >> All right. >> So, [music] uh, I told I tried to pay with Apple Pay. >> Okay. >> Uh, and he said like, "I'm sorry, sir. We don't take Apple Pay." I was like, "Oh, I gave him my credit card. My credit card didn't go through." And his face his face was really upset already. And I'm like, I tried to educate. Listen, I don't have any liquidity with me because most of my capital is my investments. >> Victor, a self-proclaimed day trader, tried to use Apple Pay, never seeming to consider that the vast majority of local businesses don't accept this form of payment. Then, after his bank card was declined, he strutdded out of the restaurant pretending to be a victim despite drinking and eating for free. >> I don't have banks, either. >> All right. Okay. Do you have any means to pay that 7? >> No, no, no, no, no. I want to sue them. I'm sorry. >> But do No, no, no, no. I'm sorry. You're asking the wrong question, sir. I'm so sorry. >> You consume food, right? >> Huh? >> You consume food? Hell >> yeah. >> Do you have a way to pay that bill now? >> Correct. No. No. I don't I don't have it now. >> You can. >> No, I can't pay it. I want I want to report the business. But listen, because it was a statement. Can I say the statement? >> All right. But listen, you're on camera. >> Oh, so sorry. I don't I never What's your name? >> I never done Victor. Yeah, sir. Walking away my life. I know, but listen to me. But I feel so bad. >> Walking away. Walking away from my tab is >> No. No. He kicked me out. >> Yeah, I know. But you Because >> No. No. No. No. No. No. >> All right. Hold on. Hold on. Victor. No, you can't. Victor, you can't cuz then you're going to go to jail. >> No. I I know. >> Relax. Put your hand over. Put yourself over here. >> Put your over here. >> Don't come with that, sir. >> Victor was obviously a fool who legally speaking didn't have a leg to stand on. But instead of looking at his own stupidity for what it was, he tried his luck in walking away. And if there's one thing cops hate, it's when suspects turned their backs on them during an investigation. Next, the officers spoke to the restaurant manager. >> Man, he was even insanity. You know how late we stay? It might take him until 10:00 before he can pay his tab. He was on his computer. I mean, it was nuts. This guy is out there >> because I go through this racist stuff all the time. stereotyping, but today I was like, "You know what? I'm tired of it." >> I think this guy is just a real con man and I think he's going to go from place to place. >> Call Officer Leo. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, let me call >> if he can pay his tab. Why did he do that? Why did he go through all of that crazy? Yeah, >> I know. People are nuts. >> I got the money to pay and I was trying to pay. >> All right. Can you pay now? >> No, I I'm not I'm trying to pay. So, I want to sit down, have a water while I get my payment. Can I do that? All right. Signal 20. I need to know if they want to press charges. >> Yeah, because Yeah. No. No. I want to press charges. Not them. Me. Officer. >> And can you answer me that question? >> Charges. >> Not them. >> I want to press charges to the restaurant, not to me. >> I'm sorry. >> We good. >> Blaming someone else when you're clearly the one in the wrong is the oldest trick in the book. That kind of distraction might work in petty fights, but it wasn't going to work here. Obviously, this guy was someone who would say anything, no matter how ridiculous, to avoid any responsibility. Put the phone down. Sit. 71. Taser. Taser. Pointed. >> I'm sitting down, guys. Look at this. >> All right. Put your hands behind your back. Okay, >> put your hands behind your back. >> I don't know why you're arresting me, officer. >> Why? >> You just have a favor. Relax. >> Okay. >> Or you going to get tased? No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I relax. I don't know what's happening. >> Do you want him trespassed as well? >> Yes. Trespassing as well. You know, he doesn't need to step foot around here. And if he does, that just means they're trouble. He did sort of like talk about a little assault on me. Victor here was really an odd duck, laughing to himself and grinning ear to ear, all while doing sketchy stuff that made no sense. He wanted to be charming, but this guy's charm wasn't fooling anyone. At that point, the officer was done being nice. >> The system doesn't work. I'm Republican, too. And he's Spanish. It's a system. This sucks. Mama, >> why you searching me? >> Stop. You're under arrest. >> Why? >> You're under arrest. Stop moving. Why? Why I'm under >> 71 copy? >> He's telling me I'm under arrest, but he's not telling me why. Officer, >> you're under arrest for theft. >> For theft? Me tab? I was stealing. >> As Victor was being arrested for skipping out on his $70 tab, he started blaming the system. But his ideas were a masterclass in absolute nonsense. He strung the dumbest possible words together, hoping he'd somehow make a coherent point. But all he managed to do was show how truly ignorant he was. 71. He's He's resisting. He's getting physical. >> Hey, stop moving. >> Hey, stop moving. You're going to be judgment resistant. >> Stop moving. I told you. All right. >> Stop moving. >> I'm not moving. >> Stop moving. >> I'm not moving. >> Stop moving. >> I'm not moving. >> Stop moving. Turn around. >> I'm not moving. >> Turn around. Stop receiving. >> I'M NOT MOVING THE POLICE. >> RELAX. PLEASE. Please stop there 142. >> Don't me. Please don't me. Please don't me. >> Relax. >> I'm not moving. Don't me. Please >> relax me. >> Relax me. Please stop saying that. Don't. Please >> relax. >> Please don't. >> I keep telling you to stop moving. You're resisting. >> I'm not moving. Don't me. >> Stop moving. I'm not moving. >> All right. Stop moving. >> Don't Don't you just made this worse. >> What? How? I was asking for help. How do I make it work? Why is officer? >> Why you threating me like this? >> Stop. Stop. >> Why you threat? >> Stop. >> OFFICER, I'M ONE OF YOU. >> RELAX. >> I'M SPANISH. >> RELAX. RELAX. >> Oh my god, bro. >> Relax. >> Oh my god. I'm not moving. I'm not resisting. >> I told you to relax. >> I'm relaxed. >> Oh, you're not. >> I've been relax. Oh my god. >> Whatever way you look at it, none of what he did was normal. Everybody knows you don't walk into a restaurant and order food. if you don't have the ability to pay for it. Buying food at a restaurant is nothing like the stock market that he claimed to invest in. You don't buy low and sell high. You just pay your bill and keep your mouth shut. >> Let's get you in the car. Come on. >> Stand up. >> Give me a second. Give me a second. Stand up. >> I got you. I got you. Give me >> Let me breathe, bro. >> We got you. We got you. >> Let me breathe. >> We'll give you a minute. We'll give you a minute. >> Let me breathe. >> We'll give you a minute. Relax. >> We Spanish, man. >> We got you. I didn't do nothing wrong. I'm trying to pay the child. >> Officer officer to try to be there. Scooch back. >> Give me a second. Give me a second. Give me Don't drag me. >> No. No. No. Relax. Relax. Relax. >> They want to drive you with sisters. Daddy, go. >> Get in the vehicle. >> Get in the vehicle. Get in there and go. Get in the vehicle. Let me get in the vehicle. >> Let me move. Let me move. All right. >> I'm not moving. Damn it. >> I can pay the tab right now if you want. Like, it's no problem here. And I can tip up the $100. >> No. And I know it was a miscommunication. And I know you're going to have to apologize to me, you know. And the owner is going to have to apologize to me, too. I do have my best friend. He's a cop. I'm not throwing names. I'm not throwing names. I don't want any help. No. [laughter] >> They charge Victor with resisting arrest, defrauding an inkeeper, and disorderly conduct. This guy's scheme to skip out on his bill backfired spectacularly. Today's last case involves a prank from a so-called influencer who goes by the handle King Sid. On January 27th, 2022, this 21-year-old prankster from Florida, whose real name is Jason, placed a 911 call to the Coral Springs Police Department. Allegedly, he'd seen suspicious activity at a local gas station. >> 911. What is your emergency? >> Hello. Um, I'm calling because I see like weird suspicious activities at a gas station. >> What gas station? >> Yes. uh at Mobile uh by Chick-fil-A in Cold Springs. Yeah. There's a person in a black hoodie. He's coming out the car and then like there's people like walking up and then like just like like you know going in and out like towards his car and like just looking very like that. >> Okay. And he is he going into any vehicle? >> Uh sometimes he's going into the vehicle but sometimes they're coming to him too. >> What type of vehicle is it? Yeah, >> he has like a orange bin, I think. >> What type of vehicle is it? Is it like a sedan, an SUV? What color? >> It's like a Yeah, it's like a SUV type of car. It's orange. >> So, they're probably in a good large group. So, I don't know if it's some type of gang activity or selling stuff like that. >> At this point, the cops had no idea they were being trolled and it was all just a setup. Jason had hidden cameras rolling for a YouTube video, but for the officers involved, it wasn't content. And as far as they were concerned, it was a very real call with very real risk. >> Hey, how's it going? >> I don't know. Is there a problem? >> You guys, what are you guys doing here? >> What? >> Just chilling. We're hanging out. >> Chilling and hanging out at a gas station. >> You live around here, bro. What? >> No, I couldn't hear what he said. >> Sorry, >> sir. Is there >> He's He's He's trying to tell me. Explain to me why you're here. >> He lives around here. >> Okay. But you're driving the car, right? Whose car is this? >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you have your license and insurance registration? Take a look. So, you're just hanging out. >> Am I doing it? Do I have to give you that? >> Yeah. Yeah. Because I want to know what's going on here. Someone called about you here. >> The truth is Jason had placed the 911 call on himself and his two bodies. What they were up to was playing dumb while secretly trying to bait the cops into some technical mistake or some outrageous outburst. The entire charade here was designed for clicks. >> What do you want to do, sir? What's the next step? >> Uh, we're we're going to figure that out. >> Are we free to go? >> Yeah. No, not yet. >> No, you're not free to go. >> Are we not free to go? >> Take him out of the car. >> Are you going to tell me? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Any weapons in the car at all? >> No, sir. No, sir. >> No, that's good. >> You'll get everyone's back. Nothing in the car. >> Sir, >> do you guys want to check the car? >> Your gun. You got a gun loaded. You want to say that? >> Okay. >> I thought you said that, too. >> I heard gun loaded, my friend. >> He said he has a gun. >> THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT I HEARD. That's what I heard. >> He said he said he has a gun. >> What' you say? >> Okay, that's cool. No, no, no weapons. >> At that point, their manipulative strategy was very clear. They were deliberately sewing confusion, mispronouncing words to sound like threats. It was all part of their game, trying to create enough confusion to make the cops second guess everything they did. >> Please come out. Come out. Listen to me. >> Just Just listen to what we say and everything will be all right. >> You know what? Okay. All right. I appreciate it. Come on over here. >> All right. Put your hands down. I'm just going to check you for weapons. All right. I appreciate you being cooperative. >> Is this >> That's That's my microphone. I'm a daily vlogger. >> You recording? Okay. Good. While recording as well, I'm going to take the microphone off cuz I I don't know what it is. >> It's a m Look, it's >> not a bomb or nothing. >> It's a microphone. >> Okay. >> All right. It's for my safety. It's for my safety. >> Yep. You got it. You got it. >> He's got no weapons on him. I'm just going to put this up here. >> Put it right there till we figure it out. >> It was unclear at this point what these three stooges were trying to accomplish with their supposed content. There was no social message here, just a moronic ploy for attention. You've got to wonder if these days this kind of stuff really passes for entertainment. In reality, what they called content was simply a waste of law enforcement's time, energy, and resources. >> I know you. >> You're Jason. >> Yes, sir. >> How you doing? >> How's YouTube? >> Great. >> Sure it is. >> You You know my YouTube channel? >> No, I know you. Oh, you know me. >> Yes, I know you, too. >> For so-called influencers like Jason, the only thing that matters is getting attention. Good or bad, doesn't make a difference as long as the clout they get gives them views. It's not about creativity or creating any kind of positive impact. It's just childish games dressed up like fake social justice. >> Not doing anything. We're just parked up right there. >> You want to speak with us? Uh, I just It's Coke. Not doing anything. >> Yes. You want to speak? >> No. >> No. You don't want to speak, but you want to tell me there's Coke in the car? >> Check it. There's nothing in the car. >> It's more Coca-Cola. >> Coke or Coca-Cola? >> Coca-Cola. >> Bro, there's nothing in the car, bro. >> You think you just like to troll cops? Is that what's up? >> So, is there is there any drugs there? Coke. >> There's nothing in the car anymore >> other than Coca-Cola. >> Nothing in the car. Nothing. Of course, the Coke in the car was only soda. It was another cheap pun. Lowbrow, elementary level humor. The saddest part of all of this is there's an audience out there for this guy cheering his content on like it's groundbreaking comedy. >> I mean, I thought for sure you guys would be back in the mall. I was looking forward to seeing you guys doing another social experiment. >> No, I just did another social experiment. Somebody >> here or somewhere else >> child to see how people react like a social experiment. You got understand that you do realize if you do that stuff you're do you have a middle name? I mean it's not like >> and you have a license or ID card. >> No, but you do have one. >> What? ID card or license? >> 14. >> Yeah, >> guys. It's Listen, >> we're not it's not like a test when we come up. Just just be cool and talk to us and we would have been out of here in a minute. You made you made this what it is. me. You should have cooperated, bro. >> You good, bro? >> You good? I can. >> Yeah, I'm I'm run him, but uh you know >> Yeah, you're good. Go ahead. >> What's that? >> No, I didn't have you. >> All right, guys. You guys have a good night. All right. >> Is that wrapped or >> pretending to abuse a child in public just to see who reacts? That's not a social experiment. All it is is rage bait. The guy's not studying society. He's just exploiting it. By now, the cops had a good idea what the prank was about. Four days later, they got a warrant for Jason's arrest. >> Dr. Are you Jason, too? >> Yeah, I got Yeah. What's up, >> Jason? Step outside the car for me, bud. Step out. Relax. Step out the car. What's happening? What's happen? Step out the car. Relax. Put your phone down for a second. >> Hold on. >> You haven't been warned off for your arrest, man. Just relax. >> Step back this way. >> Hey. Hey. Grab my Hey, grab my phone on the seat. >> Grab my phone on the seat, fam. >> KD boy came out of nowhere. Them boys came undercover. Show the UNDERCOVER CARS. SHOW ALL of them. Hey, tripping. Relax, bro. Hey, >> that just ruined my day. No cap. I ain't going to lie. Y'all boys ruined my day, fam. I'm about to go I'm about to go what's it called? To the dentist and stuff. Y'all caught me right before I pulled off. [snorts] Y boy caught me right before I pulled off. [laughter] Oh man. I know why. I know why I'm getting arrested though. I did for the prank I did. You watch it. You watch it. >> Which one we talking about? >> The the coke prank. >> The coke prank. >> Yeah, I think that's why I think that's why they all here. >> Jason's companions were live streaming his arrest at a safe distance, which of course came as no surprise. That's why Jason was still trying to be as entertaining as possible for his so-called audience. He still wasn't taking any of this seriously. Jason 4635 University subject playing a violent >> Hey, we're trying to help you with this. Okay. >> I know. I know. I'm I'm just laughing, fam. I'm going to laugh humor. I'm not going to be sad cuz I'm a handre. I'm a happy person. I'm not good. >> I want I want you to be happy. Okay. >> Okay. >> With that being said, obviously mom's taking some of your property and you live at home with mom. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Um, is it okay? You want your mom or your friends have your car keys? >> She can have them. >> She can have them. Okay. Perfect. >> Give me a Coca-Cola. Give me a call. Mad cuz I'm talking. You can't be mad cuz I'm talking. I'm not mad. I'm not mad. I'm allowed to talk. >> Sit right here for a second. >> I'm allowed to talk. Listen to me. I'm not >> I'm not mad at you. >> Okay. But why is he trying to make me stop talking? I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> We're allowing your parents to stand right here. We're allowing listen. I'm not saying I'm not saying nothing bad about you. >> We're asking you guys to stop yelling, okay? Just stop yelling like that. All right. We're letting them hang out right here. And you know, we know what you're doing. You're just You're trying to, you know, get your friends hyped up by yelling at I'm not I'm not I'm actually, you know, give me a Coke. I get it. You know, you're making a joke reference. I'm not >> My dad just said, "Do they bring a drink? You don't speak Spanish." My dad just said, "Do you want a soda?" I said, "Yes, bring me a Coke right by the house." >> I got you. That's all I drink. >> They charged Jason with misusing 911, which is a misdemeanor. It wasn't the first time he'd been arrested. Back in 2019, he'd been booked on charges for disorderly conduct. He'd also been in court the same year over domestic violence allegations. And it just goes to show that some people are truly famous for all the wrong reasons. When you troll the police, the only real punchline is getting [music] arrested. And let's be honest here, nobody likes a troll. Thanks for watching and we'll see you next time.