I need air. Officer, I need air. >> You better turn on. >> I need air. I need air. >> Officer, I need I need air. >> I need air. >> All right, man. Chill. >> There's air in the car, man. >> No, I need air. >> On June 2nd, 2024, officers patrolling a vibrant Renaissance fair got a puzzling call. A couple was sparking chaos. What happened next? >> Officer, I don't understand what the what the problem is. Sir, can you Okay. Can you take my keys? I'm going to drop them because I don't want to seem like a problem. >> I don't want to seem like a problem. I don't understand what the problem is. Officer, I told you. >> I just want to learn how to juggle. I just want to learn how to juggle. Officer, I just want to learn how to juggle. >> I just want to juggle. Officer, I me officer. >> Hey, please make a hole. Thank you. >> I don't understand, officer. I haven't resisted. I haven't resisted. Please explain to me officer. Officer, I don't I don't understand. Do not come back. >> You can't say a word. I will >> say a word to >> No, this time, but can I >> You can leave. Come back in here. [laughter] >> After being escorted off of the fairgrounds, the couple was again spotted on the property wearing different clothes in an attempt to disguise themselves from the officers. I don't understand. I don't officer I don't understand. >> We ask you to leave and come back. Sure. Under >> I don't understand offended by it. >> Okay. Well, now y'all going you're going to get Uber officer. I don't understand. >> That's fine. We're going to call our lawyer over it. >> Y'all really want to deal with our lawyer over this? All right. I'm trying to get >> How do we know him knowing you had a juggling him taking us out? Really, >> officer? I I don't understand. >> What's your name? >> Paris. What's your What's your number? >> 908. >> 908. Okay, I will remember that. >> 908. Can I get your number, sir? >> This ain't New York, but since you watch too much NYPD, it's 342. >> 342. >> 342 and 908. >> 908 342. >> It's Israel. It's a country in the Middle East. Perhaps you've heard heard of it. It's easier to remember. >> Grab it here. >> Okay, >> that's fine. We caught our lawyer on the way. >> I'm following you. I'm following you. >> Yes, you are. >> Okay. >> The couple's insistence on getting officers names and numbers shows they're trying to hold on to some [music] control in a situation spiraling out of their hands. It's a small act of defiance, but you can't help but wonder, were they pushing too far? The officer sarcasm like it's a country in the Middle East adds this layer of irony. It's almost like both sides are talking past each other, fueling the frustration. >> Can I have y'all's cards? >> Cards, please. Can I have y'all's cards? >> No. >> No. Can I have y'all's cards? >> No. >> Is that a No. Can I have your card? >> No. I don't have a card. >> Okay. >> On all your paperwork. >> I'm just I'm just trying to to, you know, as an American get my rights done. Can I have your card? I really don't like. >> No, you don't really want to give it to me. Can I Can I have your card public servant, sir? Can I have your card? >> Sergeant Harris, can I have your card? >> Can I have your card? I'll give it to you. >> I asked for [screaming] officer. >> Can I step out? >> Yeah, step. >> Can I step out? >> Yeah. Try to step out. My hand my cuff my hands are cuffed behind my back. >> I'm I'm tracking, dude. Let's go. >> I'm sorry, officer. I don't understand what I did. That was illegal. I don't understand. >> I'm sure they explained it to you a few times. >> I don't I need air. Officer, I need air. >> You got air on. >> I need air. I need air. >> Officer, I need I need air. >> I need air. >> All right, man. Chill. >> There's air in the car. No, I need air. >> Yeah, >> sir. Corporal D. >> I need air. >> So, is juggling illegal? >> Is juggling illegal? >> Is not illegal, right? It's not illegal at all. >> I'm sorry. Now, are you are you talking to us, officer? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is is is juggling illegal? >> It is not. That is not why you were arrested. >> Why were we arrested, officer? >> Do per my captain, you were instructed to leave the property. >> Okay. Once you left the property, he stated that you changed your clothes and came back onto the property. >> Okay. >> Therefore, you did not leave and that's obstruction. >> That's obstruction. >> Correct. >> So, we're being Are we being charged >> with obstruction of justice? >> With obstruction. Yes. >> With We're being charged with obstruction of justice. >> So, >> I'm just asking yes or no, officer. Are we being charged with obstruction of justice? >> I just told you that. Listen. >> So, we are. >> Listen. All right. >> Yes or no? >> I just told you yes, ma'am. >> Yes. >> All right. Listen to me. >> Obstruction of justice. >> I'm sorry. I can't hear you over the sound of the AC. Can you say yes or no? You're being charged with obstruction. >> Yes, we're being charged with obstruction of justice. Okay. Thank you, officer. >> Thank you, officer. >> You guys look, you guys will be going. >> Finally, we get clarity. It's not about juggling, but obstruction of justice for returning after being told to leave. The couple's shock feels so raw here. where it's like they genuinely believe they could sneak back in disguise. [music] This case shows how stubbornness and miscommunication can turn a minor issue into a legal mess. [music] It's a lesson in respecting boundaries, but you can't help but sympathize with their confusion. >> Put myself around all my >> How dare I [ __ ] at my job where I teach professional ballroom dancing my >> I don't understand. Like I'm going to take anyone who knows how to dance regardless of how much information they know. >> Don't understand how like knowing how to juggle >> [ __ ] Can I arrest Greg? Can I arrest Kevin? I'm just saying. So like like I like I said >> like I said >> don't understand how juggling >> ends up >> like wanting to know how to juggle. I understand. Sure. I've done this before. You would think that homie would learn how to deal with people who knew how to juggle. >> Big bump >> instead. Thank you officer. Thank you, officer.