Okay, sir. So, here's the deal. >> This property does belong to WCBV, and they're asking you guys to leave. >> Okay. Where's the property line start? >> At the street. All of this is our property. >> He said, "Please have him remove me from that video. I do not want to be videotaped." >> Okay. That's his lawful business. >> Is there a victim here? >> No, not. >> In just a few seconds of argument, a wrong decision pushed the situation beyond the boundaries of the law. >> To leave. I'm leaving. No, >> you cannot trespass me. You cannot just let me explain to you. >> No, sir. You cannot just trespass me. >> Ask not to be videotaped. Very respectful. >> That is not allowed. There is no expectation of privacy in public. Sir, you're totally wrong. >> When the right to leave is blocked, it is no longer a misunderstanding, but a clear sign of abuse of power. Filming quietly where there were no prohibition signs. Yet a single question from the police was enough to suddenly turn the situation tense. >> You want to do the talking? >> I will. I don't care. >> I'll do it. >> Go ahead. It's a woman. >> They don't want you on their property. >> Are we on this property right now? >> I'd have to check with the town and see where the property line is. >> How about if I stand right here? Are we good? >> But you aren't associated with channel 5? >> No. >> Okay. You guys have IDs on you by any chance? >> Do I need an ID? >> Do you have one on you? >> Not on me now. >> Okay. Um, >> why do you need any? >> Just cuz you have a couple complaints you guys in the building. >> If I haven't broken the law, I'd rather not use my >> Okay, I'll just wait for the other officers. >> Okay. >> Are we being detained? >> No, you have your time. >> All right. >> Would it be better if you're on the public road? I don't want to accidentally be on their property if they're coming. >> We're on a public way right now. Correct. Uh this is their >> honestly stand over here just to be on the safe side. >> There there's no no trespassing signs. There's no no clear indicators of their property. >> When the citizen firmly remained silent and invoked constitutional rights, the police began to falter, asking contradictory questions as the line of abuse of power gradually became clear. >> Sir, how are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Good, thanks. Um, can I ask you why you're filming the uh, Channel 5? >> I just let her know everything. And after this, I don't want to answer any more questions. I don't want to incriminate myself in any way. >> Why would you be incriminating yourself? >> Uh, you guys are police officers. Anything I say can and will be used against me in a court a lot if by chance that goes that far. So, I do not answer questions from now on. >> Okay. >> We're not looking to cause any trouble. >> I know. We aren't either. We aren't either. >> Figure out what's going on. >> I hear you. I hear you. >> So, you guys are just kind of hanging here. >> We're just uh filming the building from what we believe is public. There's no sign saying do not enter. Uh no trespassing, things like that. >> So, that's that's what we're going to work on. We're going to work on that. This is >> Yeah, it actually says uh visitor parking here. Um the signs at the fence actually say proceed beyond the fence to go to the lobby. There's no signs that say otherwise. So, do you guys have official business with uh WCB or No. >> What do you mean in that way? >> Like official business, like are you here for um you know to speak with somebody at the organization or anything like that? >> Uh I'm not going to answer that question. I do think you were driving a little too quick for photographers. >> There was no actual real crime going being committed. You're driving pretty quick down here. And the person pulling out here got a little scared of that. >> When we got called by my partner. >> By her? >> Yep. Just Just figured I'd >> Did she call a code? >> No. >> Oh, okay. Cuz you had lights. You had lights on. I didn't hear you sirens, but I feel like that was a little over overkill for the >> When they agreed to leave, the police stopped them to complete procedures, pushing the situation from a routine check into signs of unlawful detention. >> Okay, sir. So, here's the deal. Be clear. >> This property does belong to WCBB and they're asking you guys to leave. >> Okay. Where's the property line start? >> At the street. All of this is our property. The driveway >> where the where the car washes. >> Yeah. Everything. >> The car washes. >> No, the car wash balls. >> Okay. So, not at the street then. >> This you're standing on my property. >> Okay. I'm going to I'm going to walk off right now. But where does it start? Cuz you said the street. So, that's not true cuz you have to pull in >> our property, sir. >> You have to pull into the car wash, >> sir. You have to let him explain. Okay. Okay. >> How long does the property belong to us? >> Is she with you as well? >> You can you can ask her. I'm here by myself. >> Asking the other answering the other officer's questions. >> So, since it is private property, >> Wait, so now I'm detained? >> Am I detained? >> They want them. No trespass. >> Am I Am I detained >> at this point? Yes. Yes. We have to get your information that you >> No, you don't. No. He asked us to leave. I'm leaving. No, >> you cannot trespass me. You cannot just let me explain to you. >> No, sir. You cannot just trespass me. >> No, because you cannot just trespass me like that. They asked me to leave. I'm leaving. >> He thought that they already asked me to leave and I didn't leave. That's what it is. He asked me to leave and I was leaving. >> You guys have now illegally detained >> sergeant down here. So, we're we're going to get >> because you detained me illegally. >> That's not true. >> Yes, sir. Yes, it is. >> You Yeah. We're not trying to make us think here. There's no reason for him to violate my fourth amendment right privacy. Sir, >> I'm not I'm I'm not trying to violate >> Yes. Yes, you are. By trying to give my information to him. >> Not trying to But we do would like to ask you to please leave our >> I'm trying, but he detained me. >> He detained me. If you don't want my information, he'll let me leave. >> I just need to make sure that they please. >> Would you like to proceed with the no trespass? So then we are going to need to have them stay here so we can get their information. >> Let's get their information and proceed. >> We will just leave. if he wanted to just leave. >> He just he just asked he just asked for the no threat. >> No charges, no evidence. Yet the situation was dragged out until a supervisor arrived and the tensions were finally forced to subside. >> Information to not trespass you >> this sidewalk. You can't trespass me. >> Tell me why. I want you to tell me why. >> Because so like I said, if I come here as a visitor and even if I'm not saying anything, doing anything, I'm just filming and they don't want me here, they have to ask me to leave. And if I say no, then they can trespass me. I did not say no. I said yes. And then you guys said no. You can't go anywhere. You're detained. So therefore, now only person that's making me trespass right now is you guys by detaining me after he said he wanted me to leave. That's how it go. You have to ask me to leave first and then me say no or come back afterwards to you guys think I'm trespassing, but I'm not. Well, I am now because he asked me to leave and you guys detained me on their property. >> You still want to speak to the son? If you if you won't detain me, then I don't want to talk to him. >> Okay. >> I want to leave the property. You guys won't let me. >> I have it. Thank you. >> You just asked me to get off of our property. >> I'm trying, but they detained me, so I can't go. >> I can't go. >> Thank you, sir. I've been trying. They own this roadway that goes into They can't They can't >> Are you guys with a certain organization or anything? taking pictures. >> Okay. >> So, are we >> citizens can sue police officers under SS1,983 when their rights are violated. Officers who break the law may be required to pay damages and face disciplinary action or termination. The police may face civil lawsuits under 42 UCCCS131 internal disciplinary action and violations of the Fourth Amendment. Up next, a single click of the camera on the roadside. Yet just seconds later, it pushed the situation into unpredictable tension. >> Tell me my lawn. I have to allow him to videape me. You don't have to jump your brother. >> No, sir. Why would I? >> How you doing? >> Good. Yourself? >> He's a civilian. He's choosing to not be videotaped. You have to stop videotaping him. He's a civilian. You can videotape me all you want, but he does not want to be videotaped. >> It's not an option for you. >> You're wrong. >> Pardon me. >> You're wrong. >> No. No. He's a civilian. He doesn't want any part of it. That's what he just expressed to me. I'm not wrong. I know the law. You're welcome to videotape me. You cannot videotape him or his license. He's a civilian. He's what does that mean? He's a private human being. >> So what does that mean? >> What do you mean? What does that mean? Have a good day. Carry on. >> Why don't you have a good day? There is no >> Who? Did you just call me a loser? >> Did you just call me a loser? >> When a civilian said they did not want to be filmed, the police immediately declared something the law has never allowed. >> Did you just call me a loser? >> License or registration, please? What's your ID? >> Did you just call me a loser? approached the cruiser after I asked you not to. Do you have an ID on you, please, sir? >> Did you just call me a loser? >> Do you have an ID on you, sir? >> Sir, can you call your supervisor? >> I already have. Listen, you're you're very close. >> You should not walk up to police vehicles. >> Why you walking up to me? >> I'm asking you for your ID. Sir, you don't even have a mask on. You're putting my life in jeopardy, sir. Keep 6 ft away. >> Thank you, sir. Why are you approaching me? >> Lower your lower your camera. You're welcome to videotape me, but civilians don't have to be videotaped. >> We'll see when your supervisor gets here. Why you keep approaching? >> He's heading out into traffic. I'm going to have to detain him if he heads out into traffic. >> This is a public easement right here. So I could be right here. >> Can't detain me for what? For asking. You can just call me a camera. >> I have no idea what you're talking about. >> Well, I have it on camera. >> That's good. Good for you. That's a good identify yourself. That civilian chooses to not be videotaped. >> Can you identify yourself? >> That's absolutely not. You have no lawful no lawful business here. You're not >> Can you identify yourself? Absolutely not. >> Okay. >> Can you identify yourself? >> Chapter 41, section 98D states that upon lawful order, you must identify >> upon lawful order. And you're giving me a lawful order? >> Yes. >> Yeah. No. Nice try, though. >> It's a nice try. Google works well for you. I I try that. >> Don't be in my traffic, sir. Sir. Sir, back up. Go. >> You did say it's a right away, right? A public way. And I can go anywhere I want. >> Blocking me. Sir, can you have him back up? I'm fearing for my life >> again. You're interfering with a motor vehicle stop. >> Is this what policemen? >> You have no business on that motor vehicle stop. No lawful business. You are interfering with a motor vehicle stop. >> He's a police officer. You have to comply with the police officer. >> Comply. He's blocking my walk with my free my freeway to to walk. >> I have to stop to inquire the situation. You're not complying with him. >> What are you talking about? You weren't even here. >> I'll wait for the supervisor. No charges, no clear legal basis. Yet, threats of detention began to surface right in front of the camera. >> You have nothing to do. >> What law is that? >> Can you state the law that I can't? >> Can I state the law? No, I don't have to state the law. I can tell you that doesn't exist. >> He does not want to be videotaped. >> He pulled up and asked me. He said, "Please have him remove me from that video. Not want to be videotaped." >> Okay. >> That's his lawful business. So, what are you saying? >> That that I'm I'm trying to impart to you that you need to delete that application. He was not It was a lawful motor vehicle stop. >> Is there a victim here? >> I was just I have no idea who he is. Just walked up and interfere with a motor vehicle stop. >> Exactly who he is. I know exactly who chose to interfere with a motor stop. The gentleman in the motor vehicle stop did not want to be videotaped. He expressed that he was a very articulate. >> You know, you luckily could be arrested for interfering, right? You know that. How did I interfere? >> How did I interfere? Explain that to me. How did I interfere? >> Explain to me. How did I interfere? >> You asked not to be videotaped. Very respectful. >> That is not allowed. There is no expectation of privacy in public. Sir, you're totally wrong. >> You're videotaping a scene. >> You are totally wrong. See, there's a camera right there. >> Madam, what's the big deal? Are you enjoying this? >> What are you talking about? Wow. There must be no crime in rever to have seven. Why don't you go home? Why don't you go home? Trust me, I'm gonna be here before until you leave. >> You're a punk. >> Excellent. Thank you. And have a nice day. >> No, I'm gonna need you identify yourself. >> I already told you. You go to the >> identify. You have no badge. You have no no name tag. >> Walk away, punk. You're a punk. You're a punk. You can't do [ __ ] All of y'all, you ain't going to do [ __ ] >> No. >> That's what you're going to do. You're going to tuck your chest between your legs and you're going to walk. >> Yes, of course. That's cuz we have jobs to do. And you you however hang around on the sidewalk for nothing. >> Your job is to hang around the sidewalk at home innocent people. You're harassing civilians. >> Go away. >> Yeah. Go. >> Yeah. Go. Go. Put your ego. >> As the argument escalated into personal attacks and threats, the line between law enforcement and abuse of power began to blur right before the camera. >> All right. So then he failed to identify cruising 7382. You didn't even do. >> Congratulations. You intimidated intimidating. >> I'm still right here. Good job. >> I'm still right here >> again. >> Again. Nothing. You're going to chuck your tail. And this is called the walk of shame. >> It's the walk of shame. >> Shame on you. Get on your car. Get out of here, little punk. >> Just what I thought. >> It's unfortunate. Exactly. It's unfortunate that we have pigs like you working for us. You pig. >> Well, now we'll be filing complaint against you, dumbass. What >> old man? No stripes. No wonder why. Wait, this is what you get. Roger. >> Must be no crimes in re. >> No handcuffs. no paperwork. Yet, the images left behind force viewers to ask, "Without a camera, how far would this have gone?" On February 4th, 2020, Conway police responded to a theft report at Harp Grocery on East German Street, but the situation quickly escalated into an unforeseen tragedy. >> Fly drones. >> You don't fly drones? No. And >> there's one right here under all this stuff. All this stuff is being bought right Why'd you take it out of the box? Cuz if you can't pay for it, >> it's all ripped up. It's all It's all messed up right there. >> You're also eating chicken or fish. >> Yeah. >> Why did you take it out of the box? >> Stay with me until we figure this out. >> But there's no reason. >> I mean, it was already >> I mean, we could put it in here now. We're not trying to >> All right. Hang on with us until they talk. >> Are you going to pay for your fish? >> You got to pay for all this stuff. Okay, >> we got food stamp card ready to go. >> Okay, >> that's Yeah, we have money to bank card everything. >> Okay, >> I couldn't get out of here. >> Tapioca. >> Yeah, I couldn't hear anything. >> Tapioca. >> You have your ID on you, man? >> No, sir. >> Do you have your ID, ma'am? >> Go ahead and give me a name. >> Jason Matoyer. >> J S O M E T O Y E R >> M A T O >> N E T O Y R E T O Y E R. Yeah. >> Okay. Dat 81684. >> God, we shop here all the time, too. I don't understand why you're doing that. >> Well, when people find empty boxes, that's >> I mean, it's sitting right there. I wasn't trying to hide. I don't have nothing on me. I wasn't trying to be irresponsible jerk or nothing like that. So, I was just doing what I do. >> Officers conducted a search of both Randy Arnold and Lionel Morris. While attempting to make arrests, their actions unexpectedly triggered a chaotic and violent encounter. Got you. Got you. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Beat me up. Beat me up. Stop. Okay. You got me. You got me. >> Relax. Listen. One thing I got to do. Just one thing. One thing. One thing. One thing. One thing, sir. One thing. M. Please, sir. >> Please, sir. Please. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> NO. NO. NO. GET ONE MORE CHANCE. >> PUT HIM BEHIND THE BACK. OKAY. OH MY GOD. Oh my god. >> Do it again. >> MY HEART AGAIN. >> GET DOWN. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Help me. Please. Help me. Please. Help me. Help me. Help me. Please. Get down. Police deployed tasers multiple times to subdue Morris despite his repeated pleas for help. However, the incident did not end there. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> AGAIN, YOU GOT ME. >> YOU GOT ME. Oh my god. >> Get in your hands. >> My heart. >> Call the ambulance. >> Call the ambulance. But you're good. >> Don't move. >> We know where he's cut. >> It's face, but I've got his blood all over me. So, >> okay, I'm going to go. >> He's not been tied down. He's going to tie him down. threw his knife that way. >> Well, I get lost in this. >> Instead of using deadly force, officers disarmed Morris by removing a knife from his possession to ensure everyone's safety. Yet, footage from another angle raised serious concerns about the conduct of the arrest. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> GET OFF OF IT. >> Put your hands behind your back. YOU'RE >> ABOUT TO GET IT AGAIN. >> YOU got me. You got me. >> You're about to GET IT AGAIN. HEY, GIVE HIM YOUR HANDS NOW. >> My heart. >> Turn that off. >> Call the regulates. >> Give him your hand now. >> Give me your [ __ ] hand. >> I got leg out. Pull that other leg out. >> Hang on. >> You're going against it. >> Cups on it, >> Trey. Take cuff. Take >> cuff. >> It's on there. >> Oh, you got one on there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Second cuff. Second cuff. Second cuff. >> [ __ ] movement. >> I break your [ __ ] wrist. >> Is it cuffed? Handcuffed. >> I got blood all over me. >> My bad, bro. >> Don't move. >> Face and I've got his blood all over me. So, >> in Arkansas's unlawful arrest may be prosecuted under the offense of kidnapping as defined in Arkansas's code SS5112. This is classified as a class Y felony carrying a penalty of life imprisonment or a minimum of 10 years in prison. >> Anybody else missing a talk? >> Stop moving. Stop moving. >> Did you already chill out? We got >> We got an ambulance. No, you're all right. Was on the back. >> That was whatever that was. I told him to turn it off there. Turn it off. >> I said no. >> Put your Stop moving and be still. >> You understand that? >> Put your hip back on the floor and straighten your leg out. Stop moving. >> Put your head down and be still. >> Okay, >> I think I'm hand sanitizer. I can't breathe, sir. I can't breathe. >> I smashed his head all day. >> I'm so sorry. Although emergency medical aid was provided at the scene, Morris died in route to the hospital. No criminal charges were filed against the officers and the Conway Police Department launched an internal investigation to review their handling of the incident. A healthy society doesn't need more confrontation. It needs more knowledge, mutual respect, and professional ethics from both sides. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.