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It might not be your fault, but that badge on your chest don't mean to me cuz I'm a federal agent and I'm sick of y'all. >> So, I'm going move out. Whoa. >> Hey, you're under arrest for bail jumping. Okay. >> For bail jumping. >> Yeah, you're you're on bail. You're not supposed to be here. >> For bail jumping. >> You're not supposed to be here. Remember? >> On July 17th, 2024 in Ashland, Wisconsin, officers were dispatched to a Circle K gas station after reports that a man banned from the property had returned and was causing a disturbance. When confronted, the man grew combative, shouting profanities and resisting arrest. What began as a simple trespassing call quickly escalated into a violent outburst that left an officer assaulted and threatened with death. >> Hey, Justin. How's it going? >> How you doing, sir? >> Good. >> Say, you're not supposed to have any contact with Circle K here. >> Yeah, you're on you're on bail, man. You're not even supposed to be on the property. >> I had no idea. They said, "Hey, check this out, dude. Never mind. I'll move out. But guess what? I'm leaving this state. >> So, how how the do I get a bus ticket? >> How do you get a bus ticket? >> You know, I work for the feds. >> You keep playing this. It's It might not be your fault, but that badge on your chest don't mean to me cuz I'm a federal agent and I'm sick of y'all. >> So, I'm going TO MOVE OUT. WHOA. >> HEY, you're under arrest for bail jumping. Okay. >> For bail jumping. >> Yeah, you're you're on bail. You're not supposed to be here. >> For bail jumping. You're not supposed to be here, remember? >> It's not bail jumping. >> Yeah, it's bail jumping. Go ahead. Put your hands behind your back. >> Behind your back. >> You have anything in your pockets that may pull the army? >> QUIT GRABBING ME LIKE THAT. QUICK. STOP. They kill us now. >> We have to search you. Okay, >> we have to search you. Stop. >> Get off my goddamn wrist. >> Relax. >> I'll work with you. >> All right, relax. Any other pockets on you, bud? >> Man, shut the up and dig. I ain't got nothing illegal. I'M A FEDERAL AGENT. You godamn YOU RELAX NOW. DO I LOOK LIKE YOU HOMEBOY? >> HEY, ENOUGH. ENOUGH. All right. Yelling. Relax. You >> dude. >> You're going to deal with Robert. You like Robert? DO YOU LIKE ROBERT? NO. OFF. You want it? You slam me. Slam me. >> What the think I got? >> Got to search your broken. >> SCARE THE SKY. ALL RIGHT. HOP IN. >> You the is this for >> I didn't even >> Hey, where the cutting these women up? >> Hey, you hear me? >> Yeah. I'm not sure what you're TALKING ABOUT. >> OH, YOU'RE NOT SURE WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT. ARE YOU THAT GANGSTER? I'LL YOUR COP ASS. You >> What' you say? 30 seconds. I'll come over here. >> You done? Well, you just got another charge. Good. >> He just spit on me. So >> Oh, I did. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. HOW THE RIGHT UP. >> Wait till I put my black gloves on you. I'm going to come your ass. >> 157. >> Hey, YOU LIKE THIS COP CAR you >> All right. >> HEY. HEY. DO YOU LIKE THE ANGELS YOU FLEW? HEY. HEY, WHERE THE YOU THINK I CAME FROM? HEY, YOU'RE GOING TO feel like a till I get the out. I promise you that. Write that up. You write that about me spitting and watch what happens. You watch how you write it. Watch how the you write it. You miss rice. >> YOU MISS RICE. HIDE ON GERMANY. ON THE WAY to jail, Justin grew increasingly aggressive, kicking the squad divider, shouting obscenities, and spitting at the officer through the cage. >> I'm going your ass up when I get out of here. Yeah. Snatch me up. You better shake. Shake. THE WRONG GODDAMN CRACKER. >> Which one you want? >> Keep smacking ME LIKE THAT. I GOT YOUR FAMILY. YOU KNOW what I mean? You know what I mean? >> Just Go. All right. Thank you. Let go. Let go. All right. Justin, just chill. YOU still can't get to it. You guys like take you down. Just knock it off. You want more charges? You want me? You want more charges? Huh? Say whatever you want. I've heard it all. >> Yeah. Uh, was he in a store? >> Uh, I don't believe he came in the store. There's multiple times he's been on the property. >> Earlier was around 4. I was doing the garbages. He came up to me and he was asking to if he could do something for a little bit of cash and I'm like, "No." And then earlier it was just he was walking past like he was just boering over there for like 15 20 minutes. So I'm like okay like we don't want you hear your van the property you know. >> Yeah. >> Neither of us ever saw him. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Um All right. So he wasn't like run by the gas pump. So for the earlier incident, I was like on these two punks here and he came up to me. He was asking if he could get some money or do something for money. And then he just he like staring at me, you know, whatever. Um that was the only interaction I had today with him. Otherwise, it was just he was at the end of the um car wash and I was like, he's definitely not supposed to be here. So >> Justin was convicted of battery or threat to a law enforcement officer and throwing bodily fluids at a public safety worker, both felonies. He was sentenced to 3 years in state prison, followed by 2 years of extended supervision and fined $1,36. Please show your support by liking this video to see more of these cases with a proper legal analysis. Make sure to subscribe to stay informed about future cases like these. And if you enjoyed this video overall, check out the next video
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