What are y'all doing? >> Trying to get open our door. We live here that Aubrey and everybody, their moms, they just left out. >> Literally, we live her on the phone. >> You have ID on you? >> I don't have my ID, ma'am. It's Everything's the house. Okay, hold on. I'm I'm trying to figure out who you are, man. >> I have >> We're getting a call with people trying to break into the house. >> What's your first name, man? >> Uh, Adam Hersburgger. Oops. >> Watch yourself. Adam. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Middle name. >> Don't have one. >> Spell your last name. >> Hersburgger. H E R >> S H. >> Sorry. H E R >> S. >> Yeah. Why are you doing that? You're Oh, you confusing me. You're I thought you Hersburgger. H E R >> S B E R G. >> No H. Not a second H. >> H E R S B E R G. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> That's a >> That's What did you say? Harshburg. >> Hberger. >> That's pretty. >> What's happening? >> Are you guys twins? >> Who? I mean this guy. >> I mean your your his picture looks like your face. >> I know. >> That's weird. >> So he's got a mean lazy eye. >> Yeah. That's when I um >> don't make fun of is lazy. I mean >> I lock my keys are right here. The truck I don't have the keys in the truck. >> They're right there. >> Rockwood 651 by name date of birth one by number. >> I lock the door in there. >> There she's way out in uh Daytona. >> Okay. >> So I was like I'm going to do this >> number is I'm trying to grab a phone right now so you guys can call her back. >> So what's up? So So I lock the keys in. Yeah. So I'm trying to get back into the garage. They don't know. They changed the goddamn passcode on the garage and don't know the Anyway, >> right from the start, you can feel the tension. Officers arrive and Adam doesn't have ID. [music] At first glance, it looks like a typical lockout call, but already there's a deeper story. Why no ID? Why the confusion with names? It's a perfect reminder that the simplest calls can hide complex realities. >> It's Hberg, right? Hburg. H E R S B E R D E R. >> She She's the owner of the house. >> Spell your last name one more time. H E R S B E R G Hburg. >> Hburg. It's B. We say Burger cuz they It used to have a a on it, but they don't anymore. I'm from up in North Carolina. So, >> they do that dumb uh I'm not done with that anymore. I can't say nothing else about that. But >> they do the they do the Amish, man. >> My uncle was like, You have reached the voicemail of Aubrey. Please leave your name, your phone number, and a brief reason why you're calling and I'll get back to you as soon as I answer. Thank you. >> No, they left the her leaves and then today she leaves and she went to go get this kid from school, Julius from school and I don't know where the went after. So I'm like, "Dude, I've been here for an hour now. What is going on?" >> Where's your last four? >> Who? >> You're Adam. Where's your last four? >> Last four. >> Okay. Show us. >> I don't have one. >> You don't have a social? >> We don't have social being Amish. Yeah, we don't have social. >> It sucks down here cuz you don't get get around nowhere. I can't get >> I'm working on been trying to work on it to get it. >> Your name, your phone number, and a brief reason why you're calling, and I'll get Hey, can you uh pick up, bro? The cops are standing here trying to figure out how to get your house. >> Hey babe. Um, so the police are here. >> Do you have a Can you tell? >> Do you have a job? >> Do I have a job >> down here? You don't have any? >> They don't give me nothing. I can't get nothing. They won't. That's how the problem was. My uncle didn't explain that. She's been through this off. >> Let me talk to her real quick and then we'll continue that >> she like we had all here. >> It's hot out here and they're all messed up. It's getting >> so I couldn't do nothing. >> So my uncle like down here so you come down here to go try to work. So it's Aubrey, right, that works lives here with her mom. And >> and then the son hanging out, my buddy. He's like, "Hey, >> cuz I have my other cousin, my other cousin's from down here. We got a marriage that goes down there cuz you know, all right." So went from from Greensville to Asheville and Ash was there for a while and then >> coming down trying to cuz we're slowly migrating down. We were migrating down here. Um they think >> and they don't have any goddamn You can't get no social work. But >> they try to do we try to do it. North Carolina South Carolina because they know they don't do it. They don't let you get nothing. They don't >> Hey, who is this? >> My name's Aubrey. I'm the homeowner. >> Oh, hi Aubrey. Um so we got a um that I don't know who called, but somebody called and said that somebody was breaking into your house. Um and I have Adam and Steven here and they're I guess they're locked out of the house. Adam, where you going? water. >> Okay. >> Um and that I guess they locked they're locked out of the house and they're trying to bust through the side door to get back in. >> Yeah, they locked the keys in the house. >> Okay, so they have permission to be here. >> They do. >> Okay. Um >> Thank you. >> Oh god, that felt nice. [laughter] >> Do it again. >> Sorry, you just gave me the hook. Um >> I don't know why we didn't think of that. >> Sorry, we got you. My bad. I am so sorry. Now he really sprayed me with a hose. >> You about to catch the batteries. >> All right. I just want to make sure they're allowed to be here. We got a call from somebody. So >> yeah. No, they're definitely allowed to be there. Um and they're allowed to do whatever they got to do with >> And your mom lives here, too? >> Yeah, she does. She's a little crazy. Yeah. >> Is she supposed to be Is there a way you could reach her and see where she's at? Maybe they don't have to break the door. >> Yeah, she she didn't have a key, so she left the door unlocked. um she couldn't find her key. I don't know. But so they they'll probably have to do whatever they have to do. Um she said that she would be there in like 45 minutes. I told her to come sooner. Um I can't get in touch with her like by calling her anymore texting her. So I don't know. But yeah, they're they're cool. They can do whatever they got to do. >> Okay. All right. I just want to check with you, make sure. >> All right. Thanks. >> Take another question. >> Yes. >> Since I have you guys here, how can I in the state of Florida? How can I get it? >> Get what? >> A social ID. Anything. >> Okay. So, explain to me what your what? Why you don't >> Yeah, you're good. You're good. >> So, co So, CO hit. >> Okay. Where were you born? >> In Greensville, >> North Carolina. >> Yes. But I was >> Okay. You know where That's where we started. Crazy. >> Born into an Amish community. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Amish don't believe in social securityities. >> They don't get them. Some If they do, if they go out of town, they do. I don't know anybody that has one. So when we came down here, we started So we started migrating down. We made down. We went to Asheville first. My uncle was like, "We got to change." So he was like, "She's the head of the operation. He's a ding-dong." >> Okay. >> Anyway, so we >> So you're So you were born into an Amish community with your parents, >> but we do midwives basically. You guys call now. >> Yeah. Okay. So you're born in an Amish community. You left the Amish Amish community >> and you've never received a social security number ever. >> They don't give us some. They don't >> You never went and applied for one. I you tried but I don't know. I don't >> you have your birth certificate? >> I don't have one. I don't have mine. >> Does this side of a tree? >> It's you know they have come here >> on this day at this time. >> Adam was born. Um >> so you have to go to social security office and they're going to have to explain you how to apply for it. I mean >> would that be like a US citizenship? I got to go all the way down to do that. To go down to uh what is it called? The um what is it called? >> The social security office >> to do that. >> Is that the answer? >> He's talking to somebody. >> Um so don't go anywhere. I'm >> Where you going? >> Okay. So, I've been trying to get that done figured out. Well, can I while we're doing this? Can I get back to trying to do this? You're right here anyways. >> Yeah, I'll talk to you while you're doing it. >> Um, just don't throw anything at me. >> So, what I think you So, you don't have a birth certificate? >> No. Well, I I mean, I don't I might So, my family My family So, most of them is like my uncle probably have left my uncle. My uncle just had he just passed away. >> Okay. >> He has cancer. >> Sorry. You hear that? And um now a good idea to face. >> Yeah, my bad. I'm sorry. You know what? I'm not even going to do that. Didn't he say that? I'm sorry. Anyways, >> try a screwdriver. >> No, that What is that? Oh, you know what I'm saying? [ __ ] You talking about weapons and I ain't talking about nothing to do with all that [ __ ] How about that? [music] >> Okay. So, >> I get nervous when I sit here on site. >> So, so did what is what is your full name? What was the name you were born with? >> Adam. Adam Hersburgger. >> Huh? >> Adam. >> That's your full name. >> Yes. >> But it's not. So, >> it sounds like it has a a right. >> No. Okay. Yes. >> You don't have any other names. >> How would you have any other names? >> People have other names. >> How in the ass? >> Okay. Aren't you building one name? So, how do you get another name? >> I'm just asking. >> Well, that's for through social security. I need to do it. I haven't been able to get help. They won't even I can't even get the food stamps, they say. >> Why? >> Nothing. Cuz I'm not They don't have none of that. >> How long have you been down here? >> Oh, not too long. >> I ain't been down here too too long. >> Like a month. Two months. >> No. No. Like a year and a half. >> You've been down here a year and a half. You've never worked >> through? If I find somebody hustling or >> Have you ever been arrested in the state of Florida? >> No. >> No. Never been in an accident? >> No. >> Nothing? >> No. I don't Where do I go? I don't know nothing. >> I'm I'm just asking. >> Do too much. I'm my uncle. >> I'm just trying to confirm who you are. >> Oh, no. Oh, I'm sorry. Oh, sorry. Um, no. For my uncle when he just died. Wasn't too long ago. >> Do you have any family that lives around here? >> I don't have family down here. I don't have family like that. >> So, I'm not I've been down here >> about a year ago. You moved down here from North Carolina. Well, we're already in South Carolina from North Carolina. That's what I was trying to tell you. And then we went down to South Carolina. And then we go down. My uncle, he has a guy that he used to work with to come down here to do this. >> And where that's what we did. We came down here. We're supposed to work with this guy, but he's like, I don't know. He treated us like >> the darker skinned people. >> Okay. >> So, it was kind of sucky. But anyways, >> my uncle passing away after when he died. And I was like, I got them. That's all we're trying to do is I'm trying to get back up to home now. That's all I'm trying to >> And I had all I had all >> You've never received an ID or any kind of identification through the state of Florida ever? >> No. >> Not even North Carolina? >> No. You >> or South Carolina? I'm just asking. I got to ask. >> They don't They don't issue. They don't have that. That's what we don't have. We don't have none of that. That's what I'm saying. My uncle kind of like jumped us off a little too. I was ready to go cuz I was like, "Not for me." But >> how long ago did you get out? of there >> Amish. Yes. >> About you call it Amish. You don't get out of Amish, but >> yeah, you know, I know you know what you mean. >> Anyways, uh >> leaving the Amish. >> Anyways, uh >> TV show, you know. >> There's a TV show about people leaving the Amish community. >> Nuh-uh. >> Oh, wait. You don't watch TV, so you wouldn't know. >> Stop it. >> Continue. Continue. >> You take jokes down. >> No, I'm serious. There is a TV show. There's there's people that leave the Amish community and they film them and see how well they do. >> And what are they doing? >> They're going back home because they can't do it. >> No. >> Hey, you're a carpenter. >> Shut up. >> Okay. So, how long ago did you did you leave your community to venture out somewhere else? >> 16 months. No, a little more than that. Almost 2 years now. Almost. Almost. Cuz from leaving out from Greenville 2 years. >> What was your birthday again? >> And you don't have a middle name? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Why? Why? Just so for my curiosity, what is what is it against the Amish community having social security numbers? Like what's the reason? >> They just don't find themselves as people. >> No, no, they don't. It's all that. They don't just they don't. So if you're there, so was it my little cousin was born or something like that. They come they do the same thing. They never even go down to they have like the town doctor. We had a doctor that comes into town. >> Mhm. >> He'll come in. He come in. That's why he But he you don't you don't get nothing. So >> the baby and here >> I guess I don't know. We don't go in there. So they what? >> For what? ROCK What's wrong with you? Adam, >> what are you doing? >> Give me your hands right now. >> For what? >> You're going to get it again. >> You're going TO GET IT AGAIN. >> GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. >> I CAN'T. I CAN'T. >> YOUR HANDS. >> GO. I CAN'T. >> PLEASE STOP. >> ON YOUR STOMACH. >> ON YOUR STOMACH. Right now. You're going to get it again. >> Ridiculous. >> Why are you guys doing this? >> You want it again? >> No. No. No. No. >> But stop. >> Why are you guys doing this? >> Cuz you ran. >> You scared me. >> Stupid. But my arm doesn't end there. Yes, it does. >> Do you want it again? >> No. No. No. No. Please out there. [clears throat] I'm trying not to read the dirt. >> Stop. >> I'm trying not to read the dirt. Please don't. >> I'm trying to help you. Relax for a second. >> I can't move again. I'm going to tase you again. Sorry. >> Don't move your hand. Got it. >> Okay. You can't handle dirt. Stupid. You got beat up, son. You got beat up. Take my cuffs. You [laughter] got my cuffs. >> I can't breathe, sir. >> Stop moving. >> Do not move again. Adam, I >> can't breathe. You're kind of on me. >> Adam. Adam. Yeah, your tattoo's giving away, buddy. Real smart. What? >> You're stupid, dude. >> I can't breathe. Broccoli side. >> Thanks. Don't move. >> Can I be honest with you guys? >> You should have been honest from the first place. >> I know. I get that. >> Go ahead. Can I sit up, please? >> No. Lay down. >> I can't breathe. [music] I'm honest. I cannot breathe. I win. I'm not lying to you. >> There. >> What do you want to be honest about? Your name? >> You guys already know this. Go ahead. [clears throat] >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Look, seriously, they hit me with So, you guys hit me with a charge. You guys did. >> Uhhuh. >> Well, technically, guess not you guys, but >> Yeah. >> T hit me with a charge. I never had a gun, dude. >> I never had a gun and they hit me with a gun charge. >> Okay. >> Well, now you get another charge. >> But now you get two more charges plus all the warrants that you have out for you. >> I know the warrants and that >> when you could have just been honest. Listen, honestly, they're getting I'm about to get a life sentence, man, for something I didn't even do. For a They're trying to habicize me if violent offender. >> Okay. >> What do you think I'm How do you think I'm supposed to react to y'all? I'm not trying to do that. >> They take that into consideration. Not you running across. >> No, they don't. >> Yes, they do. >> Look at my arrest record. Look at it. I have not not one I have not one >> resisting arrest. You got gloves on you? >> Yep. Want to take these prongs out of real quick? >> Take a picture? >> Yeah. You got them? [snorts] I don't have not one law or resisting arrest. >> I mean, you said anybody 51? >> Uh, no. >> When was the last time you were arrested? >> A while ago. Um, they gave me a So, the reason I have the warrants, all right, is because I had a court date in Orlando and I didn't know about the court date in Orlando on the 4th, the same day I had court here. and I was at court here and I forgot about that court date there. Couldn't be there anyways at the same time and they so they ar they they they put out a warrant for me and sent me to um and then I guess they put a warrant out for me. That's why I have the warrants. All the warrants are just because I missed the court >> throughout the whole state of Florida >> in Orlando. Yeah. Just because I missed that. They revoked the and then they revoked it. The other case was um well the Hillsboro bro so I got an Orlando one was because my uncle did just pass away by the way. Um, >> so that's the only thing that's true that I used the whole story >> and my first name and Yeah, pretty much. >> Exactly. >> I don't know. I'm sorry for lying, man. I really I really >> I don't like liars. >> I know. Neither do I, actually. But what else am I supposed to do? >> Be truthful. >> Be truthful. Look, I'm getting for being truthful. >> Well, you could have just had your warrants. Now you have resisting times two at least. >> Please. That's what they're going to email. It's like, I'm for real. Please. >> No, that's what you're getting. Resisting times too. No, there's no burglary. You got me >> lives here. >> He does live here. >> I I was on the phone with Audrey. >> As long as you confirm that. >> No, I was on the phone with her. So, >> please don't do that. If I get a resisting arrest, >> you you just rent. >> I know. I know. I did. I am not I APOLOGIZE Y'ALL. I SWEAR TO GOD. I APOLOGIZE. That's on everything I love. I'm scared, bro. I'm going to get A LICENSE FOR SOME bull for some bull. AND I GOT FOUR ARRESTS with not one resisting arrest. Four of them. Four different kids. Not one resisting arrest. The police, all they did was lie on me >> and the knew it. >> Cuckoo. >> Holo. >> You ready to go to the hospital? >> No, I just want you to think snatch. Let's go. >> That's not how that works. >> Well, you got to go to the hospital, too. >> Is everybody getting spray? At least untag that thing. >> I need to hang on to this. >> I need I need to take a picture of these real quick. >> Go to the hospital. >> Hang tight. >> Okay. If you get rude, I'm gonna put you so deep in the Khole. >> I'm not trying. >> Okay. Hold on. Let's piece because this is >> I'm trying to >> I don't do this. >> Okay. >> I do sedation, which is way different. >> Okay. So, take a deep breath. >> I'm trying to >> So So, Adam, this is what happens, right? We're going to remove these from you. >> We're going to give you these nice gentlemen here. They're going to put you on a stretcher. You're going to go to the hospital because you were tased. We have to check your heart. >> Okay. I I mean, I have a bad heart, but I >> Are you listening, though? >> Yes, ma'am. >> We have to check you because we tas you. electricity. We have to check your heart, okay? Just to make sure everything's all right so you don't have a bad so you don't have a bad alert uh reaction to it. Okay. >> All right. Can you hit it a little bit harder? I do have heart issues. Okay. Hit that a little bit. A little bit harder so I don't have to go to prison for my life. >> Is that your way of saying you're suicidal? Do you feel a need to hurt yourself? >> I can't I'm not going to hurt myself. I myself out of the bin. Trust me. >> Okay. >> I don't hurt myself though. >> And then we'll check >> I hurt myself. I hurt myself in a different way. I help everybody and beat myself down by helping everybody. And then >> we'll check all your other injuries too cuz you you're bleeding in some places. cuz you hit a bunch of those sticks and fell. >> I apologize though. I really didn't mean to narrow. >> Fine, man. I get paid. It doesn't matter, dude. >> It does matter because >> it doesn't matter. I see. I know. >> Just here, dude. It's no big deal. >> It's a big deal, man. It is a big deal to me. Only reason I [ __ ] like this lady and and >> into the thick of it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You made me run, dog. I don't like running. >> You tell you're not good at running. I can tell that. That's why >> you kept He fell every 5 seconds. [laughter] probably she was like >> it's like a baby gazelle learning how to walk your favorite my >> What things do you have? >> I have a I have a >> Okay. Anyway, I do have a knife in this pocket and uh don't touch it. Don't touch I'm just letting you know. I see what it is. >> Stand there. Don't move. >> You're in the random. >> He wants you to take all these. >> Yeah. I can't. >> Hold on. >> I only have such big hands. The hell is that? >> Play video games. What the [ __ ] >> Where's your gun at? Uh >> on the bricks. >> Yeah, on the bricks >> before he took off and beat me. >> Hey, you put your crack in the crack up here. It's way easier. >> You're cracking the crack. >> Why don't you sit down? >> No, I guess. >> This is nasty. >> A little bit. >> Do me a favor. >> Um no. Copy. >> She said no. I swear to God I won't. >> No, I I got to keep it back there. >> You can go to the car. Say >> I don't have to do it. Undo it. Do it. Undo it. >> I swear to God my kids. All my grand on my kids. >> You can take your phone with you. >> Numbers. I know. I know. But >> I'll let you pull numbers out of it. You get a tablet or >> Yeah. If I need Auburn's number, can you just Can I write Can you write this down? One number for me. >> I'm kind of covered in your blood, dog. >> Um, it's my phone. I don't care. You don't mind? >> No, I don't feel like touching my pens and paper. >> Oh. Oh, yeah. >> Go for it. >> So, this is one I got pulled over here. There's a bullet in the arm. They gave me a goddamn same thing as a freaking pistol as a gun. as a possession. I was like, "Hold on. Can you buy I can buy bullets. Even a computer, they buy bullets." >> No, you cannot. You cannot possess ammo or firearms. >> I can buy it. I I'll put you take these handcuffs. Okay. I'll walk into any place and I'll buy it. I promise you. I swear to God. Do it. >> What you do different things. I can go out. They don't >> I can go out and buy drugs, but I'm not supposed to do it. >> Okay. But now, if I can't buy a gun, right, I have to go through every background to get a gun. Correct. >> Legal gun. Hold on. >> Look, you stop. Because what they're going to do is they're going to take away my right to buy a gun or take away my ammo without doing >> All I'm saying is this. All I'm saying is this. If it's illegal to buy a gun, it should be illegal to buy the the bullets, right? >> In the hospital, we go >> stretch. >> Huh? >> I love you, bro. >> I love you, bro. >> He was charged with giving a false ID to law enforcement and resisting arrest without violence. He was sentenced to 15 days in jail. Thanks for watching. Be sure to subscribe for more videos like this. In the end, Adam was charged with false ID and resisting arrest without violence, serving [music] 15 days. What strikes me most is how a combination of cultural background, misunderstanding, and system rules can turn a simple locked out situation into a jail sentence. It's a story worth reflecting on [music] and it reminds us to see the humanity behind every