I would do anything to kill you. >> What's that? >> I would do anything to kill you. >> You would do anything to kill me? >> Yeah. >> Why? >> On June 16th, 2023 in Amry, Wisconsin, officers were dispatched to the city's music in the park event after reports of a man passed out at a table who appeared intoxicated. When approached, the man quickly turned hostile, shouting threats and refusing to cooperate. What began as a welfare check in a crowded public park soon escalated into a dangerous confrontation that required force to bring under control. >> Hey sir, [Music] >> do you need medical attention? >> No. able to set up [Music] [Applause] 41. He's already a mess. >> [ __ ] you. >> You don't. >> We'll just leave them right here for now. >> No. Do not do not do not >> do not what? >> 4109. Is there another available car to point my way? >> As of right now, you're not in any trouble. I just want to make sure you're okay. >> Yeah, you're fine. You're fine. >> You're fine. >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> Well, you just fell off of a bench. >> Yep. Don't worry about me. >> All right. [Music] I'm not touching you. >> I'm not touching you. >> I'll make you I'll make you >> stay down. >> I'll make you >> stay down. >> Get on the ground. >> I'll make you kill. >> Get on the ground. [Applause] >> Get on the ground. [Music] Get on the ground. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Stay down. >> Stay down or you're going to get it again. >> 4109 county taser deployment. [Music] >> Stay on the ground. [Music] Stay down. >> Turn around on your back. >> Turn around your stomach. Do it now. >> Turn around. >> Lay on your stomach. Lay on your stomach. >> I'm going to see you in your eyes. >> Lay on your stomach. >> Roll over. >> Lay on your stomach. [Music] >> Lay on your stomach. [ __ ] >> roll over. [Music] >> I would do anything to kill you. >> What's that? >> I would do anything to kill you. >> You would do anything to kill me? >> Yeah. >> Why? [Music] [Applause] back. >> Thank you guys so much. >> Stay down. [Music] >> No. All [Music] right. >> All right. Let's roll on the side now. Are >> you done? >> I love this guy. >> Are you done? >> No. >> You want to secure the house? Double lock him. >> You can keep You can keep [Music] >> You got I don't know. I just left him on just so he's detained. >> Just because he loved >> No. Stop. stop >> because he loved to feel what now you know what it felt like. >> I am nothing. Nothing. I am nothing. >> After being tased and restrained at the park, Travis was placed in handcuffs and escorted to the waiting ambulance. Each time he caught sight of the officer, his aggression flared again, forcing responders to keep him under close control on the way to the hospital. Bring the >> I hope I die. I hope I die. I hope I die from you. I hope I die from you. I'll probably die from you. It's not going to happen today. I'll probably die from you. Yeah. Just nice. Right. >> That my heart I had a heart attack. >> I would have been. >> Yep. >> I tried with you. >> No, you didn't. >> I tried talking to you. >> No, you didn't. >> Told me you want to kill me. >> No, you didn't. Oh, I want to kill you. >> Are you? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I want to I want to die. >> Why? Because who the cares? >> I care. >> What? You don't give a >> believe it or not? I do. >> You don't give a You don't give a If I die. >> The only music. >> Yeah. >> You would never care if I die. >> I would. >> That's why I keep the trick on you. >> No, you wouldn't. >> Yep. out. Anybody know his name? >> I don't know his name. >> Hey man, I'm one of the medics. What's your first? >> All right, we're going to take these out. Okay, so pull these out, boys. >> Just pull out. Take the whole thing out. Yeah, just >> he thinks he's a hero. Cam, that's a my [Music] >> you guys. >> What's your name, man? >> Oh, no. I He can't He can't be part of this. >> We're just going to get you that. >> No, he can't be part of this. >> All right. >> He can't be part of this. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> No. No. He can't be part of this. All right, we're going to head to this car, buddy. >> We're just going to have you have a seat in here for now. Okay. >> Yes, mother. >> All right, I'll come with you in a minute. I need you to have a seat in there for now. Okay. >> He's uh He is definitely not a good guy. >> All right. I think you have a seat in the car. No, I I will not. I will not >> be part of him. >> No, if it's somebody else, I'm fine, but I will not be part of him. >> All right. Right now, I need you to have a seat in that truck and I'll come check on you in a minute. All right. >> I won't. >> I won't. >> Okay. You're going to have have to have a seat in the truck. I'd rather you sit on your own. Don't look at him. >> No, don't look at him. He's been nothing but a bad >> bad bad human to me. >> I got you. Don't look at him. Just listen to me right now. I need you to sit in the truck. Okay. >> Hey, look at me. >> I see you. I need you to sit in the truck, though. Okay. >> He's been nothing but a bad human. >> I got you. >> He's tased me twice. >> Okay. >> Which has I mean, I'm sorry. I'm not I'm not a >> Okay, you seem like a good guy, but I just need you to listen to me right now. >> But I'm I I will not know. >> I understand that. But I need you to understand the truck. I'm asking you. Okay. He's not asking you. I'm asking you. >> Okay. >> Is this his truck? >> Yeah, this this is his truck. But it's got to be his truck. I can't change that. >> You're good. Come on. Let's have a seat in there and then I'll be back in a minute. >> He's going to just >> No, he's not. You're good. Yep. He's just going to pay me. >> All right, step up. We got you. We got you. >> All right. Put those hands behind you. >> Yeah. >> Of course you're going to tase me. >> I'm not going to tase you, man. >> Oh, yeah. You are. >> Oh. >> Oh, you're my my actual >> Listen, man. We're We're past that now. I I'd like to >> No, you're going to tase my head. >> No, I'm going to slam my >> Stop. >> Hey, knock it off. >> No, I don't give a what you say. >> Okay, I don't want to see you get hurt here. >> I don't give a >> Oh, I do. >> No, you don't. Why am I telling you to stop bouncing your head off the >> No, you know. All right, let's Okay, >> watch your elbow there. >> While being transported from the squad car to the hospital, Travis repeatedly slammed his head against the cage, forcing the officer to stop and drive with lights and sirens to prevent further self harm. You can't All right. Oh, get out right now. Let's go. Get out. >> No, I can't. Yes, you can. Get out. >> No, I can't get out. My arms are still tied. You >> got your card. I don't I don't have one in the >> No, my arms are still tied. You I can't feel my arms. >> Stop. I can't feel my arms. Stop. Stop. I can't feel my mommy. That's enough. >> Stop. Knock it off. >> At the hospital, he was escorted inside, continued making comments, and was ultimately medically cleared before being moved toward the jail. Travis was found guilty of resisting an officer and disorderly conduct after making repeated threats and refusing to comply during the Music in the Park incident. He was sentenced to 2 years of probation with a withheld sentence, including 90 days of jail time banked for use if he violates probation. As conditions, he must complete alcohol and mental health assessments, remain sober, and provide a DNA sample in addition to paying court costs and fees worth $665.60. 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. 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