I'll break the window. Get out of the car. >> You break my window, I will break your window >> again. You're threatening an officer. Get out. Get out of >> now. >> On Wednesday, February 7th, 2024, a Vis County's school resource officer at Eagle River Elementary School in Wisconsin arrived in the parking lot and noticed another vehicle parked in her assigned space. A woman and a child exited the vehicle and headed toward the school while the male driver, later identified as William, remained inside. When the officer politely asked him to move his truck, William immediately became agitated, allegedly shouting that he didn't have time for this. >> Not what you run plate for. >> You're parked in my spot and you're giving me an attitude. >> Your spot is right here. >> This is not a parking spot. Do you see a line? >> I'm the I'm not the ONLY ONE THAT PARKS. >> YOU'RE YELLING. >> I DON'T HAVE TO. >> YES, you do. Knock it off. What is your deal? >> What is your deal? >> I just told you. >> I'm sick of you, mother. >> What did I do to you? I >> I'm just tired of all you idiot. >> What's the deal? I need to know who I'm talking to. >> None of your business. >> Roll the window down. >> No, I'm not. >> Roll the window down. Go ahead. Nope, you're not. Roll the window down. ROLL THE WINDOW DOWN. >> GET THE AWAY FROM MY TRUCK. >> I NEED ANOTHER UNIT. ROLL THE WINDOW DOWN. >> WHAT FOR? >> THIS IS A TRAFFIC STOP. STOP. >> NO, IT'S NOT. >> ROLL THE WINDOW DOWN. >> I'm about to punch you right then in your out. >> I need another unit. Get out. Not the elementary school. >> Get out of the car. >> No, >> I don't have to. >> Yes, you do. >> I didn't do nothing. >> You are under arrest right now. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> We'll see when my wife comes out. >> What does that have to do with anything? >> I'm not under arrest. >> You just threatened me. >> NO, I DID NOT. >> I GOT IT ON CAMERA. GET OUT OF THE CAR. [screaming] >> YEAH, it's 104. He just threatened to punch me in the face. She's under arrest once he gets out of the car. >> William, you're under arrest. Get out of the car. Are you resist? That's resisting. Get out of the car. Yes, it is. That's a lawful order. GET OUT OF THE CAR. My wife's >> I'll break the window. Get out of the car. >> You break my window. I will break your window >> again. You're threatening an officer. >> No, I am not. >> Yes, you are. >> YOU'RE THREATENING ME. I'M BREAKING MY WINDOW. >> Step out of the car. I'm >> an idiot. >> Step out of the car. >> No. >> After some back and forth, William appeared as though he was preparing to move the truck while the officer waited patiently and gave him more than enough time to do so. But when he still did not move, the officer began documenting his license plate information. This prompted William to become even more agitated, leading him to direct profanity toward the officer. >> If this is not a parking spot, take this mother concrete pole down. >> All you had to do was move the car. You escalated the situation. >> You did by getting out and talking. I told you you had to move the car. YOU TOLD ME >> I WAS GETTING READY TO. I'M SICK. OKAY. I HAD NEEDED TO PULL MY CAR. >> YOU WERE moving the car. >> Where's my wife? We'll be >> Doesn't matter. You're not leaving. >> Yes, I will. >> No, you are not leaving. >> Get out of the car. YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> NO, I am not. >> YES, YOU ARE. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. I'm giving you one more chance. to get out of the car. >> My wife's right there. >> I don't care. You are under arrest. >> No, I am not. >> Yes, you are for threatening an officer. Yes, YOU ARE. >> LET'S GO, BABE. >> WILLIAM, you got one more chance. Step out of the vehicle or I will break the window and pull you out. That is your option. Step out of the vehicle. >> I can't I can't drive. I ran my leg. >> He's under arrest. Get out of the car. >> What are you doing? >> He threatened me. >> He told me he was going to punch me in the face. >> Get out of the vehicle. She kept TELLING ME SHE WAS GOING TO BREAK HER WINDOW. She's going to get out of the vehicle now. >> I can't drive home. Get out. Get out of >> now. Hands behind your back now. >> Well, get your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> You're going to get tased. Get out. >> You t me, you'll kill me. >> Can I see? Can I grab my >> 39 miles 95? >> You can leave my phone and secrets in the truck. >> 253. >> You don't need us or anything? >> No. From what? >> I wasn't asking you. >> Take my keys out. So, we're driving the truck. >> This is good. >> So, you're going to leave my wife here all by herself? >> We're going to figure it out. >> She She can't drive. She needs to get home. with us. >> All I asked was him for to move the truck. It's in my spot. I rolled down the window. It wasn't anything. He told me, "I don't have time for you." So, I got out and ran his plate because he was being nasty right away. And then he gets out and he just starts screaming at me. And then he gets back in his car. He says, "I'm going to punch you in the face." >> They take him running. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So when I when does he >> So he's got to get booked into jail. It didn't have to go this way. I don't know why he got so nasty with me. >> He's been having a rough day cuz he he got uh uh in a fight in Rhyander. >> Okay. >> And he hasn't Okay. Well, I mean that's no excuse to be acting like this on school grounds and everything. If you want to wait in the truck, you're more than welcome to. Um, I know he says it's going to be a minute, but >> how long how long do I like how long is it going to be both? I guess you would say. >> Um, well, he's probably going to have to see a judge. So, depending on when I get that report done, he can see one today for me tomorrow. But he can make a phone call there, too. So, >> where? >> At the jail. Oh. >> So, he can call you. Does he have your number? >> Yeah. Okay. All right. Would you mind calling over to the jail? Whatever charges you'd like. >> Yeah. >> I'll do the rest of the yellow sheet. >> Okay. Thanks. >> I want an ID. >> William was ultimately charged with disorderly conduct, threats to a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest. Later, he was found guilty in court of battery, or making threats toward a law enforcement officer, a class H felony. [music] The court ordered a $500 cash bond with conditions including no presence on the 1700 block of Pleasure Island Road in Eagle River and a requirement to notify the court of any address change. If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to give it a thumbs up and hit that subscribe button if you want to see more cases like these. 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