I'm going to borrow your purse. Do it. >> What happens when someone claiming to be homeless is caught half naked in a luxury SUV? You get one of the wildest body cam takedowns we've seen all year. >> Turn on. >> Yeah, this his out. On July 30th, 2024, officers with the Glendale Police Department responded to reports of a suspicious vehicle in a parking lot. Inside the vehicle, a partially dressed individual, later identified as a 25-year-old male. Officers attempted a casual welfare check, but from the jump, things felt off. >> That's a myar bag right there, too, in the middle. Ready? Yeah. [Music] Police. >> Police. >> What's going on today? >> Hi. >> What's going on? >> Hold on. Just keep the car off, please. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. What's going on today? Where are your pants? >> Oh, sorry. I'm I just I can drive my pants my >> Could you What? >> Get my panties on before. >> Sure. Go ahead. I'm still I'm trying still trying to put them on. >> I You're good. No in the car. >> No. No. >> Okay. >> Hold on one second. I'm good now. >> Okay. All right. Real quick. Just don't answer that for now. Okay. Please. Yeah. Um you have your driver's license on you? >> Yeah, man. Um one thing >> Yeah. And then are you able to roll down the window real quick? Is the car on or no? >> No. >> Well, just Okay, you can leave it as is. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> You're good. >> And then who's is this your car? >> No, I'm homeless. I'm just I just literally found the place to sleep in. >> Okay. You got your driver's license? >> I don't think I got it. >> You don't think you got it on you? >> I usually sleep in here. They usually know me here, but I deserve >> Oh, I've I've never seen you before. That's why I'm >> Yeah, I I'm usually in here, but I'm homeless right now. >> Okay. Do you have anything with your name on it? Can I Can I give you something? I I don't have nothing right now. >> Okay, hold on. >> I'll give you like something like >> my Can I like give you my actual name? >> Yeah, sure. I'll take your name and everything. >> Justice. >> It's Justice. >> Yeah. >> And then is this your car? >> No, I I'm homeless. I literally just came back here. >> I get that you're homeless, but whose car Whose car is it? >> I don't know. I just came back here and laid down. >> You don't know whose car this is? >> No. >> No. So, you found this car. It was unlocked. You lay down in it. >> Okay. What's your last name? >> There are c There are cameras here, so I want to give you another chance to >> Yeah, you can. You can ask them. >> I have I usually do this. I'm I'm always I'm homeless right now. >> But are you usually in this Are you usually in this car? >> No. >> No. Okay. Um, >> you can call them and ask them. I'm I'm always here >> here. The first thing I'll have you do is >> Yeah. Go ahead and step out for me for now. >> And then you can have a seat. Uh, that's on your car. >> Seat over here. Okay. >> It's right here on the coarts. >> You going to have a seat or are you going to stand? >> I can stand up. >> All right. And you have no idea whose car this is. >> No, I literally just stand back here. I I always come back here and I just sit here and smoke or whatever and then I just came back here and I I open it. I'm like I'm like I just I was trying to just rent for a little bit. >> And you're saying you don't have the keys to this car? >> No. >> You do not have the keys? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> So, you tried to start it? >> No. I I literally didn't reach directly for the star. No, I liter No, I did not reach this [ __ ] >> I did not reach for the start, but I I don't You can literally tell Ask these people. Go in there and ask these people. They will literally tell you, "I stay here. I'm home." >> The suspect claimed not to know the vehicle owner didn't provide a driver's license, and gave a name that, spoiler alert, was fake. The suspect's demeanor shifted the moment officers asked to inspect his bag, a myar pouch often used to store weed, and he bolted like his freedom was vacuum sealed inside it. >> I'm going to borrow your purse. >> Do it. Put your hands on your back now. Hands on your back. On your back. Kill you. Stop resisting. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Do it again. >> Just do it again. Get on the Put your hands on your back now. Put your hands on your back. Put your hands on your back. >> What is wrong with you? Put your hands behind your back. [Applause] What are you doing? Not doing nothing. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I am. >> No, you're not. >> No, you're not. >> This hand. This one. Look at it. >> Which one? >> Really? >> You're going to start getting a knead. >> I'm sorry. >> Put your hands on your back. Please don't need me. >> Please don't need me. Please don't. >> Okay. I'm I am. >> No, you're not. >> I am. No, I I'm seriously am. Watch this. Watch. I'm going to put it down my back. I'm Look, I'm Look, I'm Stop. Look, sir. >> You're going to knee it to the face. >> No. >> Yeah, you are. >> If you need me to face, it's on camera. >> Yeah, it is. Don't need it in the face. >> I'm telling. If you need me in the face, it's on camera. If we keep going, I don't know, fell out or something over there. You want me to run to it? >> No, I'm going to I'm going to just I'm going to just I'm going to give y'all my hand here. Here. It's right here, sir. Look. Look. Look. So you can tell so you can show them her hands behind you. I'm right behind >> her hands behind you behind. >> I can't. You hurting me. You hurting me. [Applause] Okay. No, you can right there for a minute. Oh my god. [Applause] Yes, >> cuz you're not getting your phone. That's for sure. >> I do need medical. >> Yeah. >> You good, R? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> You got my phone right there. I need medicine. >> What do you need medical somewhere? >> Twice. >> Hit me in the face with the purse. >> Are you female? >> Got hit in the face with the first. >> Oh, you can't see it. tastewise. >> Besides the tasing, ma'am, do you do you have any uh injuries? No. >> No. >> You're strong as you >> Range Rover. >> You're not that slow of a run. >> Range Rover. 20 over. I >> Oh, she in it. >> Yeah, sleeper. >> We didn't sleeping person >> below the waist. >> All her the money and everything. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That's her wig. >> Stay on your side. You will breathe a bit easier. >> You see me? >> Did you give me a real name or no? You want me to pick up all this? Put in the first. >> What is your real name? >> Uh, it's a blower right here. 740 to the 272. We got the VIN and everything and then we grabbed her purse. She was asleep. Yeah. Where did you wake up? >> No, we So, I had him park in front of the car. I saw that they were pantsless. Vin was covered and everything. Woke her up. Pretty the whole time. He runs the vin and everything. Right. We hear that solar. Then uh she's like, "Uh, it's not my car. I found it here." I jumped in. I fell asleep. That's it. >> Then Ra's like, "Let me borrow your purse." She gives him the purse. And then she >> That was horrible for us. >> So you said you're a male. >> What' you eat to get so strong? You >> got to get on your diet. A >> lot of spinach. 191 money off your shoulder. >> You got that sleeping strike done, huh? >> No, you just said waking up and being you waking up is like >> and she was here for all that. And >> you know, >> I don't think she hurt or anything, but >> makes you so strong, huh? >> No, it don't make you so strong. Just like >> we'll see. >> No, no, >> it's just like waking up in like in like a shock. You like, >> "All right, don't move." All right. >> I also mean broken. >> The car had been reported stolen. The identity the suspect gave was fictitious. Officers eventually uncovered his legal name, registered as male, and confirmed he had no authorization to be in the vehicle. The suspect's entire story about being homeless, just looking for a place to rest, began to unravel the moment officers checked the VIN and matched it with theft reports. The defendant was originally charged with two felonies, obstruction of an officer causing a soft tissue injury and battery to a law enforcement officer, both classified as class H felonies. On September 30th, 2024, the defendant plead guilty to the obstruction charge, while the battery charge was dismissed by the prosecutor. As part of the final judgment, only the obstruction charge led to a conviction. The court sentenced the defendant to 60 days in the House of Correction and ordered him to submit a DNA sample with all related fees waved due to financial hardship. As a result of the felony conviction, the defendant is now permanently prohibited from owning firearms, ammunition, body armor, or explosives, and he cannot vote until his civil rights are formally restored. If you found this case as intense and unpredictable as we did, make sure to like this video and subscribe to the channel so you never miss another breakdown like this. Until next time, stay safe, stay informed, and we'll see you in the next one.