How about you go somewhere near to hairy? I don't care. Kill yourself, you On July 25th, 2023 in Germantown, Wisconsin, officers were dispatched to Bub's Irish Pub after reports of a man who was highly intoxicated and refusing to leave the bar. When they arrived, the man became combative, hurling insults and resisting every attempt to calm him down. What began as a routine disorderly conduct call quickly escalated into a tense confrontation. Okay, do you have like a picture of your ID or anything? Yes, brother. Oh, you have it on you? Okay. He doesn't have a driver's license. It's just an ID. And I'm terrible, for real. I didn't know you were helping me out by saying that. I'm saying you have an ID on you. I saw it. Hey. Hey, why are you screaming at people? I'm here looking for your ID card. Ellis. You try to find it for me, please. I would like to smoke. Yeah, that's fine. Do you have a lighter? No, I'm not. Were you in the service? What do you mean? Like military? No. I don't think I'm going to go at all. Take my place. What? Can I see if your ID is in your wallet? Hey, sorry. I promise I'm not going to take anything. Perfect. Thank you. Is he with anyone? What's that? Is he with anyone? Is he with anyone? >> No, no. He came in by himself. I carded him. He just turned 21 in April, like that. Yeah. We gave him two bourbon old fashions. And I do know that he walked here. That's what he said. He wanted another drink, and I was like, "Well, you're walking." And I'm like, "But something didn't seem right, so we cut him off." Was he just being rude to people, or are you trying to He Well, he kept trying to want more alcohol, and we could tell it. Whatever he's on or whatever, it hit him. Those two drinks that he pounded them. >> Was he normal when he walked in? Yes, but then he slammed those two drinks, slammed them. And then, uh, we had told him he couldn't have any more. And then he was not wanting to leave, and he wanted to shake Lexi's hand as they were leaving as he was We were trying to get him out. Then he's wanting to start talking to other patrons and kind of just being in their face and in their way. And then we were like, "He's got to go." We'll try to get him home. Don't worry about it. Thank you. Are you staying with somebody that lives around here? Like Yeah, April. Yeah, but she lives on 7th Street. Yes, sir. Well, he said 100th Street. Oh, did he? Yes, sir. Sir, she lives on a Who's down there? >> Are Are you >> [clears throat] >> Who's down there if April doesn't live there? Like a friend? I saw April, dude. No. That's on 100th Where do you think you are right now? 100th South, brother. No, you're in Germantown, guy. All right. Yeah, then [ __ ] you. Okay. Oh. That's fine, but we still need to find a place for you to go. That's totally fine. All right. That is totally fine. Hey. So, can you like maybe look in your phone and call April? Or anyone that can come get you? Is there anybody I could call you? No one's going to call me. I'm asking you to call them. Germantown Police. You got it. You already got a smoke in your mouth. Super awesome. Well, we are being super awesome cuz we're trying to get you home. And you can barely stand up, so that's us being super awesome. That means that I'm the best person ever. It certainly does. So, you want to try calling somebody in your phone? I would like that. Then do it. Your phone's right here. You You literally have your phone in your hand, so just open it up and start calling people. Okay. Are you on the phone with that April? Is she coming or not? Oh, never mind. You're good. I'm not trying to be I'm >> April's coming to get you, it sounds like, so never mind. Dude, I'm really You're going to break your phone doing that. Sit down. Nah, sit down. Oh, right. Right. Yeah, we're good. Sit down, bud. I'm not shaking your hand. Just sit down. >> You're not shaking my hand. My hand. No, just sit down. Have a cigarette and chill. >> All right, well, [ __ ] off, you. And I'm I'm going to take a piss. >> You're not going to take a piss out here. >> I'm going to take a piss. >> No, you're not. You're going to get arrested. I'm going to take a piss. There's a ba- Come back here. You just left like 300 bucks sitting on the table. Let's go. Back that way. Hey, man. Back that way. Let's go. Dude, I >> Please don't make me like help you. Just walk. >> I really hate this, but >> Let's go. If you need to use the bathroom, we can help you into the inside. >> got to take a piss, bro. >> Then we'll go inside to the bathroom. Then we'll go inside to the bathroom. I really got to take a piss. >> go inside to the bathroom. Um There's a bathroom in there. All right. Can I at least >> do that. >> I at least go inside? >> pissing outside, dude. I'm not I Hey. >> Walk in. Just walk. Don't touch me. I'm not I'm not trying to make you >> Walk in and go to the bathroom. Okay. Let's go inside so you can go to the bathroom. Don't touch me. Just walk in. I'm not trying to make it like You're making it annoying. Just go inside and go to the bathroom if you have to go. >> Annoying. I'm annoying. Just go to the bathroom if you have to go. [ __ ] yourself, you little [ __ ] Okay. Walk in. Are you Are you going to Go to the bathroom and stop talking. Hey. You yelling here, I'll arrest you. Straight up. Dude, I just pissed all over there. Go in. In. Go. I'm in the bathroom, and you got to pee, right? We're trying to help you out. Go. Man, I don't trust you guys. That's fine. You need to go to the bathroom, go to the bathroom. >> Right. That's fine. Go. I don't trust you guys. >> Fair enough, but you need to go to the bathroom, then go. >> Yeah, right. Okay. Okay, that's fine. >> One, two, three, go. One, two, three, go. Hey. Hey, brother. Either go in there and go to the bathroom, or we're leaving. I I'd like you to uh I mean, be like Go to the bathroom. I'm not trying to be like a We're taking this personally. I'm not trying to be like a person. You're good. Just go to the bathroom. I don't care. Okay, all right. All right. I would rather have I would like to handle my drink, okay? Is he going or not? That's exactly what I would like to have. After being escorted outside, Ellis continued to curse and argue with officers as they tried to calm [music] him down. They contacted his girlfriend, April, who refused to let him come home because of his drinking and history of violence. [music] Officers then reached out to his parents, Megan and Edward, who agreed to pick him up. We're just waiting for your parents to get here. Then you're good to go. Hey, brother. Sit down. No. Sit down. What do you think? Back away from me. Back away from you. Get away from me. Sit down. Here, I'm trying to be like nice to you. >> Don't touch me. I'm trying to be nice to you, brother. >> by sitting down. I'm trying to be nice to you. Back away from me and sit down. Don't touch me. What is your name? Back away from me and sit down. That's right. Sit down. On 99. >> Sit down. >> [snorts] >> Sit down. No. Right. Look in your eyes. >> Right. Sit down. And that's rude. >> Sit down. No. No. Hey, brother. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. Put your hands behind your back and don't move. Okay. You know you're going to be detained until your mom gets here. Do you understand? I'm going to be detained. >> You're not going to [ __ ] up on me, and you're going to listen. Please let me uh I'll sit. Sit. Just sit down. Dude, come on now. >> Sit down. What what is this? What is this? What is this, brother? Just chill. Now you're going to What is this, brother? Now you're just going to sit here until What is this, brother? What is this, brother? You're being too much. I'm being too much. >> Yeah. Hey. You need to sit down. We're not going to have you standing and walking around. We're not going to have you walking around fighting with us. I told you to back away multiple times and you didn't. So now you're here. Just chill. I understand that. Hey. You're done. We're done. We're waiting for your mom to get here and then you can get released cuz I'm not dealing with this anymore. Let me get your supervisor. >> I am the supervisor. Jesus Christ, dude. Give me your supervisor. >> I am the supervisor. That's it. I don't give a is coming here. Give me your supervisor. What's your supervisor? Hey. Hey, brother. Hey, brother. Oh, look at that. Are you going to behave with them? Maybe. Maybe is not an adequate answer. Oh. >> The answer we're looking for is yes. Do you want to be out of the handcuffs? Look at you guys, bro. Ellis, do you want to be out of handcuffs? Give me my Dude. Do you want to be out of handcuffs? It's a yes or no question. It's a yes or no question. Absolutely. All right, then stop. Give me your supervisor, you I am the supervisor. I will Dude, give me your supervisor. >> the supervisor. I don't give a Give me your supervisor. >> nothing else to say about that. All right, give me your supervisor. You have a complaint, you can call tomorrow. All right. Mom, Dad, give me your supervisor. We should just stop so they'll take you. How about you take me and my supervisor, okay? Okay. Super awesome. Do you want to go in that car with them or not? Maybe. Maybe I do, maybe I don't. Probably maybe you should. How about you just shut your mouth? >> Okay. Whatever, dude. My My patience is rapidly dwindling with you. What? Rapidly dwindling. >> Rapidly dwindling. means I'm getting sick and tired of this and you're going to get arrested. >> I How about you you go shove your Uh-huh. Yeah. Super awesome. Why don't you chill out? Cuz I've been pretty cool to you and I'm done being Right. I understand. I understand. >> done here. I'm trying to get you in the car. Dude. All right. Are you done? Are you ready to chill now? What? What? Give me that What are you doing with your wallet? >> Jesus Christ, dude. Where That's my wallet. >> It is. That's my wallet, dude. >> I just put your ID in your wallet. I'm grabbing I will you you Oh my You're 1 second away from going to jail. >> I I'm I'm one Dude. >> Open your mouth one more time and you're going Open open my Open your mouth one more time and you're going to jail. Dude, I'm That's That's a felony. You can go to jail. I'm done with you. Okay, that's that's serious, okay? It's a felony. I'm done with you. Do you want to do it again or are you done? You want to go home or not? How about you home or not? How about you go bearded hair, you So I don't care. >> is pretty much gone. If you want to you can go to jail. Christ, dude. yourself, you I will be here. Okay. You're not going to be here tomorrow. Oh, yeah. Super awesome. Now you're under arrest. Now I'm under arrest. Okay. Ask the county. Let's go. All right. Hey, man. What's up? Here it is. What the [ __ ] dog? Stay still. >> Are you serious? Are you serious? Please give me my hat, man. I'm going to. That's my hat. That's my hat. Super awesome. Sorry for bringing you guys all the way out here. >> No. But Yeah, we saw that. Is he Is he a got a drinking problem or something? >> Yeah, for 5 or 6 years. He's been through rehab. We don't know what else to do. All right. I'm sorry you guys have to go through all of them. And normally I will sit and have a thick skin with people saying stupid stuff when they're drinking, but like this is too much and if he's not even going to cooperate with going home with you guys, Yeah. there's not a whole lot I can do. So I understand. Well, I'd rather have him safe. Or Yeah, we don't want him hurt. It's like I mean that's the deal. Right. Well, and I'd be worried about him getting hurt by somebody else by being obnoxious to them and then having some other drunk person get pissed and beat on him or something. Sure. So he'll with how drunk he is, he's probably going to end up having to go to the hospital and then he'll end up at the Washington County Jail. Okay. >> And he'll sleep it off up there and see a judge in the morning. Okay. It's uh Yeah, it's cuz they say he'll see a judge in the morning. Okay. Most likely they'll just refer a ticket to us, but if he's going to threaten us in here, at least he'll be safe tonight. He can sleep it off somewhere where he'll he'll be monitored. Blow. You got to blow. I can tell you're not doing it. Blow like you're blowing up a balloon. You actually have to blow air through this, dude. Blow into it like you're blowing up a balloon. Oh. 1 2 3, go. Oh. Seal your lips and blow. Shut the Blow through the tube. I don't give a Okay, if you're not going to do it, I'm not going to argue with you. Dog. Move your foot. Put your foot back in the car. Are you serious? >> Yeah. Are you serious right now? >> Yeah, if you You need to put your foot back in the car. Serious. If you continue to do this and be resistant in any way, I'll charge you again. You'll get another charge. Put your foot in the car. All right. Hey, brother. Hey, brother. What's up? What is your deal? All right. That was ridiculous. Put your foot in the car. Don't Put your foot in the car. Put your foot in the car. This is not the route you want to go. Hey, man. After his arrest, Ellis resisted being secured in the squad car, bracing his leg and kicking violently inside. On the way to jail, he screamed obscenities and kicked the divider non-stop. Ellis was found guilty of resisting an officer and disorderly conduct after becoming combative and refusing commands outside Bub's [music] Irish Pub. A felony charge for threatening a law enforcement officer was dismissed but read into the record. He received [music] 2 years of probation with a withheld sentence and 90 days of jail time banked for any violations. 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