No, you're right. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> You're right. Hey, >> just got to make better decisions next time when you throw your hands up backwards like you did. >> I'm doing an investigation, man. >> I know. Nobody ever been there for me. >> I understand that. I understand that. But this this doesn't help. >> Some wannabe tough guys put on a hard exterior to hide their insecurity. They're all bark, no bite, and when they run into the police, the result can be entertaining to say the least. >> I'm not moving. Bro, don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Home traffic. Four units. Now, >> you walking up on me like that for. What's up? >> What's your address? >> Take Take that vest off. Come on. Take that [ __ ] off. Let's get it. >> All right, let's get it, bro. What's up? Get up. >> I'm a reminder. >> So, why'd you get in my face? Well, you get to hit me. >> These were the moments when wannabe tough teens realized they weren't that tough after all. We begin with a case where officers were dispatched to an underage party packed with bold teens who thought they ruled the world. A >> rookie. Shut up. Hey, wait. Me, bro. Don't do that, bro. >> I will you don't mind. >> Step back. Hey, >> I got it back. I got [Applause] >> On October 22nd, 2023, officers were called to break up an illegal party at a house in the suburbs. Apparently, over 100 people had gathered there by then, many of them underage, smoking, drinking, and causing a disturbance in the neighborhood. >> Hey, I I'm right here. >> Is that your property? >> Need to get the owner out. body. >> The officer immediately sensed the chaos and realized that their small team would soon be outnumbered. Coming up, they spoke with some of the teens. >> Are you on Are you part of the drive? >> I'm the police. Okay. But if you're on private property, you can't. >> All right, man. >> My uncle is parked on his street. >> Okay. I'm just letting you know. >> You good, bro? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> What you mean? >> Exactly. >> Sound like a threat, bro. Don't tell me that. >> All right. All right. Come on. I know how to do this [ __ ] bro. I won't do that to your ass, bro. Don't say [ __ ] like that, bro. Don't say like that, bro. >> He good. He cool, bro. No, one step back. One step back. Go ahead. Okay. I'm cool, bro. >> Listen, he's with me. >> No, I just make sure you're cool. >> I'm just saying if you guys are parked on the street, my uncle my Okay, you're not listening to me. He's not. Okay. My uncle, he lives right here. One. One of those. Two. Two. >> What? One of those. >> Listen. >> No. For real. For real. I know. >> Keep a close look on this guy who was beyond hammered. He'll play a relevant role later in this incident. >> Good luck. Yeah. Tell him good luck. >> Good luck. Good luck. drink share department. >> You think he's special, bro? >> No. >> You think he's special, bro? >> He's like a rookie, bro. >> No, no, no. >> I know. Come on. All right. No, we go to the party. >> No. >> Huh? >> You guys are parked on this street. >> You a rookie? >> No. Shut up. >> Hey, driving me, bro. >> Don't do that, bro. >> Step back. >> I will you up. Don't do that. >> Step back. Angel, >> I need somebody to save me. >> Thank you, man. >> At this point, most of the people began leaving the party. But they didn't get far. Instead of staying in the yard or inside the house, they spilled out into the street, bringing the chaos with them. [Applause] [Applause] Who's going to get you guys to select? >> Excuse me. I understand. But just hang out right there. Can we please get >> We are getting her home. We're getting her home. Okay. We're all going to my house. Please let her go. We don't have any fight nobody. Let her go. >> We're not going to cause no issues, sir. I promise. I promise. I got this. >> It's okay. Stop. >> You got this [ __ ] >> Stop. I got it. >> Come here. >> Chill out. >> Love you. All right. Come here. I'm coming. I love you. >> Go. [Applause] >> It's okay. I deal with you again. Time to go. >> At this point, it seemed like the situation was calming down, or so they thought. [Applause] Oh, just [Applause] [Applause] get on his leg. All right. So, he's going to come make an announcement on the PA. >> Um, if they don't move, we're going to start playing. >> Okay. >> Make an announcement. [Music] >> They don't move. Chucky. >> When the officers intended to start removing the crowd, it was when their friend with the big lips got himself in the spotlight. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. We're good. We're good. You got a great lawyer. [Applause] safety not safety act. I wake up tomorrow and [ __ ] I can spend 24 hours in jail. I'm not I'm grown ass >> tomorrow. The next day I I won't be home by the weekend. My birthday this week. I'll be home by then. >> You stand right here in the next two minutes. Stand right there. >> Is it Is it a law? Am I breaking the law? >> Stand right there next to citizen law. Am I breaking? >> I promise you. >> I promise you. Now let him stay. >> Now let him stay. >> Let him stay. Stay right here. >> The teens were given a grace period of time to come to their senses and change their terrible attitude, but they completely blew it. >> I promise you definitely going to get up with >> All right. Try me then. You just drive me that. >> Why would I charge you? >> Exactly. >> Police don't drive me that way. >> Why would I not melanin out here and [ __ ] acting like >> body? Citizens. What do you want to do? What do you want to do? >> Why don't you get in the car? He's not playing with you. No, no, don't stop. >> Stay in the row. You don't know the law. You need to go back to school. I promise you. >> You got a college education. >> You got a college education. Ask for your money back. >> Ask for your money back. Let's go. >> You what the He's so ugly. You don't get no, >> bro. Get in the car. >> Cuz he's so ugly. He don't get no Come on. You got a couple of Dof. >> When it finally seemed like everyone was heading home, things blew up once again as one officer spotted something suspicious about the red car. If you do not do so, you may be arrested for something other. If you remain >> and do not disperse, regardless of your purpose, you will be a violation of 430 LCS75. >> Face the car. >> You have to face the car. Face the car. Face the car. >> Bro, >> what you doing? >> Step. Hey, I got it. I got him. I got it back. >> Watch out. >> All right, keep going. What was you? You're slow. You slow. You're slow. >> I do know, bro. >> Yeah, you just tried to punch me, dude. >> Yeah, you did. Yes, you did. I saw you. >> No, I didn't, bro. >> I saw you. >> Yeah, they got you the ball now. >> He's slow. That's why he's slow. >> Stay back. >> I'm I'm just making sure my homie good. >> He good. >> He's slow. >> Hey, let me give you a phone. Let me give you a phone. I call my mom. You good? >> My phone. >> Come on, bro. Why you being bogged? Cuz he's being bogus. He's >> Bro, I was trying to keep through at me, bro. That's him. >> We're the police. >> I know that. You don't know that, bro. >> He been looking for a fight all day, >> so I can't call my mom, bro. >> Come on, bro. Give me one second. All right. >> I dropped my flashlight mid block. >> And just like that, the fleeing suspect was cuffed. He was then brought back to a cruiser, but that's when he chose to escalate things once again. Stop. >> The suspect was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, aggravated battery, public intoxication, and underage drinking. Moving on to the case of when this wannabe tough guy chose to hang out and sleep in the very lounge he'd just been trespassed from days earlier. Something that didn't went really well for him. Come on. >> All right. >> Don't touch me, dude. Hands behind your back. >> Not cooperating. >> Turn around. >> Put your hand with people, man. >> On November 21st, 2024, officers responded to a lounge after receiving reports of a sleeping teen who refused to leave the premises despite having recently been banned from the location. >> Sir, sir, she can take What are we doing? >> Yo, bro. >> How you doing? >> Good. >> Oh my good. >> Yeah. Sh, you just got to sit up. You can't be that comfortable. >> Didn't they tell you not to come back here last time? Last Tuesday rest on Tuesday. >> They told you not to come back. >> We're ready to go on physical medical leave. Medical leave tonight. >> You going to go to the hospital? I said, "Who's ready to go on physical medical leave tonight until they leaves the bed?" >> I don't know what that means. >> Cuz I am. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> No, I don't. Why go to the hospital when I have a crib? That makes no sense. >> Where's your crib? >> I never asked to go to the hospital. >> Where you live at? >> So, why you not staying over there? >> Cuz I'm in here. What you mean? This place closed at 12:00. I'm not bothering nobody. >> But you're not allowed here though. >> They never told me that here. I heard you were told the other day >> you heard some I don't know who told you that but unless they issued the ordinance >> you got issued last time and you got arrested didn't get issued >> but Sergeant Sanji arrested you right >> not Sergeant Sanjo didn't arrest me >> yes he did he did on Tuesday night >> no he did >> why he aren't >> no but you got a no trespass order >> why he arguing that why he said a court date for December 4th >> because it's trespassing get released on the >> he's not doing this it's not trespassing get released on the Simmons if the simmons wasn't even filed to Okay, stand up. >> Let's go. >> Stand up. >> I >> don't touch me, dude. >> The 19-year-old's behavior was quite strange. He claimed to have a place to stay, yet still chose to remain at the lounge he had been kicked out of just days earlier. As the officers began working to remove him, the situation took a turn for the worse. >> Let's go, Mom. Come on. >> Let's go, Mom. >> Don't touch me. Stand up. >> Your hand behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Do not put your hands on your back. You going to sit up, huh? You going to sit up? >> Put your hands behind your back. Not cooperating. >> Turn around. >> Put your hands wrong with people, man. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hand under arrest. >> Rest my hands in front of me. If you got me in my turn. You're under arrest. We're not doing this. Stop it. Stop it. Stop being a baby. >> Turn around me like a man. Put me in the cuffs. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. Go behind your back. >> Behind your back. >> What the hell y'all doing, man? What's up with y'all jokers, man? >> Joshua, put me in the cuffs, man. Click it up, man. >> Pick it up, Joshua. That's what I'm saying. Move this man up, man. I got my leg up. >> Why you come? Just stay in the office and do sexy paperwork. >> He knows abusive female twice. The suspect showed no signs of calming down once he was finally placed in cuffs. A fun fact is that this was his fourth arrest that month for trespassing and disorderly conduct. >> Your enemy, right? Relax. >> You had a shot. You punched me, but she >> The rest of the footage was the officer struggling to reattach his bodywn camera as the suspect was transported to the station. In the end, the suspect was charged with trespassing and resisting arrest. Moving on to the case where a drunk teen lashed out at a random family at the airport only to learn that certain behaviors come with direct consequences. >> Down, please, sir. >> No, just Bro, just sit down. >> Sit down. >> Bro, you're right. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> You're right. Hey, come on. Hands behind your back. >> Just got to make better decisions next time. When you throw your hands up backwards like you did, >> I'm doing an investigation, man. >> On May 10th, 2023, officers were dispatched to Orlando International Airport after a teen reportedly had attacked a family. >> Hey fellas, >> you guys have a seat over here in this in these chairs. >> Level one for the water. >> I don't have I don't >> you can't get any water for him at all. >> No, I'm more worried about looking at you guys. So, there's obviously there's there's some allegations here that I'm trying to figure out. >> No. >> So, if you guys can have a seat, tell while we figure this all out, that'd be great. >> Water. >> No. >> Are you going to refuse water for water? >> I don't have I I don't have water on me. Do I look like Do I have water? >> Can you get a water? >> No, I'm more worried about looking at you guys. Upon making contact with the suspect and his friends, it was clear they were heavily intoxicated. The suspect greeted the officer with the worst imaginable attitude, something he ultimately wouldn't get away with that easily. >> Okay, cuz I'm just trying to figure out everything that happened. I'm not worried about water. What I'm worried about, does he need medical attention? >> Yes, >> he needs water. Sit down, please. >> Does he need medical attention? He needs water. >> Okay. I don't have water on me. I don't carry a water bottle around. Do you mind if I get your ID before you leave? Fine. Perfectly fine, bro. You have a seat right there, please, sir. >> All right. You send him the door. Both of you. >> Thank you. Okay. >> Let me tell you something. >> Hang. Hang tight. I'm not your bro. >> I'm not your bro. >> Can I tell you something? I'm not saying you're my bro. >> But this how I talk. >> Can you come here? >> No, I'm I'm good right here. >> I don't care where you're from. don't have it. >> That makes no difference to me, sir. >> You don't want to You don't want to >> No, I'm just trying to figure this all out. This is what I'm trying to do. >> All right. Leave it alone. >> I've been trying to tell you that. Just hang tight. We can figure all this out. >> Leave it alone. You're right. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Hey, don't do that. >> Watch yourself. You're going to lend your ass in jail. [Music] >> I understand that. My concern is more so figuring this all out. >> My ID. >> No, >> no. ID. >> Meanwhile, as the officer with the suspect attempted to identify his friends, another officer spoke with the victims. >> So, what happened? >> Right. >> Um, so we were going down the elevator uh and the garage and so there was a group of people. It was an older guy and a younger guy and I think Yeah, those are the main ones. >> The younger guy forced his way into the elevator. The doors were closed. >> Which elevator? >> In the first we we take the elevator in the second uh second level >> from the parking structure. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Down. And uh they were looking very intoxicated. Uh the other guy was looking disoriented. And then when we got down, they were blocking the way. We squeeze ourselves through a corner there. And then as we walk around 20 to 30 steps out, the younger guy came and assaulted us. He punched my dad and and like pushed into the to the ground and punched me in the face. I I couldn't get out. >> I don't really I I couldn't really understand what's happening. I couldn't understand what teacher you look really intoxicated. >> Right. So when they were standing in front of the doors and you guys were behind them and you were just trying to get out and you're like >> excuse me but the old man was the first and completely drunk completely. So excuse me he protect me to pass. to be just like this. >> The older guy, I don't know if he was blocking the way intentionally, but just >> I'll find you like an ice bath. >> That we bring we bring everything for everybody. So, >> thank you. Thank you. >> Uh the older guy, he just like like he was disoriented. He didn't know where he was and he couldn't get out of the way. He was almost falling down. >> I excuse myself. like like excuse me. >> Um taking my mom by by the arm as we were starting to get worried about acting. >> And when we were >> Yeah. Did they uh where did where were you located when they punched you? >> Uh so >> uh you know where those belts are? Uh around halfway through them. No, on the belts outside, but >> about halfway down. >> Yeah, that's pretty good ways away. >> So, like here from that garbage can over there, you think >> from the elevator? >> That garbage can that's right there in the middle over by the counter. See the gray one >> or about as far as those guys are? >> Maybe farther than that. >> With a clearer understanding of what had gone down, the officer was able to relay the information to his colleague who was still with the suspects. a gate assignment having to wait for that. >> Come here. What's up? >> What happened? >> So, we were drinking a little bit earlier. >> Okay. >> And um I believe these two guys were like, you know, um acting kind of like weird in a way. don't know how to explain it personally, but um they took it to a certain level of offense and I guess depending on where you're from, you know, you look at certain things differently and um >> sit down, please, sir. >> No, >> just Bro, just sit down. >> Sit down. >> Yo, I know. >> Sit down. >> No, you already slapped my hand. You're about to go into handcuffs. >> You understand me? >> I know, but can you raise >> No, you don't understand. That's battery on a law enforcement officer. Sit down. conducting investigation. >> So, at the end of the day, I'm g to the wrong >> um >> I feel like, you know, that's my cousin and that's that's my uncle, right? >> So, they took certain things to a different level that it had, you know, it didn't have to be taken to. And >> um things got physical. Okay. Okay. >> Things got physical. Um, and that's it. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I supposed to leave today. >> Mhm. >> How can I leave to Philly tomorrow? >> Tomorrow? Well, you you >> today? Today? >> Today? >> Supposed to leave today? >> They're probably not going to let you on the plane today. >> Why? >> Because you're highly intoxicated. >> Okay. I respect that. >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm just telling you what the airline is probably going to tell you. >> And I respect that. >> Sure. >> That's not nothing that I'm not denying. >> Right. Right. Right. >> How can I leave? >> Well, as soon as we're done here in just a minute, >> we're going to get you out of here. Okay. So, >> we'll get you with your nephew here who hopefully can get you someplace where you can sleep it off. you can get in a a little better state of mind to where they'll let you on the plane because they're not going to let you on the plane like you are now. >> And I respect that. >> The guys the suspect was with seemed genuinely nice, although one of them was especially intoxicated. Coming up, the officers turned their focus back to the suspect, who soon proved not to be that tough after all. >> I'm good with going, >> Roberto. >> I know. >> Hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Let go your arm. >> All right. There you go. Let go then. >> Babe, >> you got anything on you? No. >> Any weapons on you? >> Knives? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> I want to be 20 next year. You debit chicken toxic to you? >> Nope. Then my debit cards and everything else. >> Your ID in here? >> Yeah. Right there. >> I got his ID. >> Oh, you got it. >> He got it. >> How old? [Music] >> No. My debit card. Your >> ID? >> Yeah. Right there. >> I got his ID. Oh, >> yeah. over there. Yeah. Is that your dad? >> That's my cousin. >> That's my uncle right there. >> Your uncle my uncle a >> Yeah. sit over there and just lean up in the corner and you straight. All right. At least you got you something to lean your head against. All right. >> I'm going to try to get this done as soon as possible. All right. >> What's up, man? >> I got you. I got you. All right. All right. We just got to make better decisions next time. When you throw your hands up backwards like you did. >> Yeah. You >> I'm doing an investigation, man. >> I know. >> That's >> That's what >> Nobody ever been there for my mom. >> I understand that. I understand that. But this this doesn't help. You know what I'm saying? Acting the way you did does not help. Philly. >> Why does that make any sense? >> Can I tell you something? >> I I don't understand how you being from Philly makes you put your pants on any different from how I put my pants on. >> I know, but for the cops are different. >> Like what? They They don't fight back >> way harder than what I do. >> Okay. I would I didn't even comment too hard. >> I know you did. >> So what? You thought I was just going to let that slide? No, I thought y I thought you was coming more than my cousin and and my uncle way more. >> It still doesn't matter. Still doesn't matter, bro. >> I thought y was you was going to arrest them both of them. And I didn't want that. >> Even if you don't want it, if we have to do that, we still got a job to do, right? I don't want to do this, but I still got to do it. >> You're right. >> I respect that%. >> The suspect was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer. Moving on to the case of a large group of teens who felt so bold and entitled that they believed following lawful orders was optional. But that misguided belief quickly backfired. >> Time to go. >> Keep moving. >> You just heard me, bro. >> I'm not moving today, bro. >> Home traffic. Four units. any available units, please. >> On October 27th, 2023, police received several reports about a group of loud and unruly teens causing a scene. Deputies were quickly dispatched to a call that seemed routine. But what they didn't know was that this call was about to push their patients to the absolute limit. >> Time to go. >> Time to go. >> Hey, time to go, bud. >> Time to go. >> All right, then. Let's go. Can I get here? >> Come on, man. >> Keep moving. >> You just heard me, bro. What's that? >> I'm not moving till they leave, bro. >> Well, everybody's leaving. If they're not waiting, you're not waiting. >> As soon as they start taking them steps, then I I'll start taking mine, bro. >> Well, you're taking steps now. Let's go. I'm moving, man. Let's go, >> bro. >> They made sure that got cool, >> dude. Let's go. You talking to me? I told you. I'm leaving all of y'all because we're playing over here. >> Okay. Well, back up. Back up. Wait. Don't Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch. Back up. Back up. Back up. [Applause] [Laughter] >> Hey. Hey. Hey. What do I do? >> Hey, what do I do? 19 home traffic. Four units now. >> I even resist. I ain't even resisting. I ain't even resisting. What started with the officers simply asking the group of teens to leave the area ended in total chaos as they one by one refused to comply with the orders given. What began as a stern warning would now involve two arrests and a situation that only grew more intense with each passing moment. Back up. [Applause] >> I'm good. What you got to take out for? >> Hey, bro. You got that. Get the phone you got. >> Can we get the phone? You got >> Can we get the phone you got? >> Shut up. >> Shut up. >> Can we get our phone again? >> I don't. >> It's cool. I hopefully y'all got all the camera. >> Y' don't even know who I know, boy. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Let me fix my finger, bro. You me up. >> Youing me up. It's all in the cover. You >> good? >> It's cool. Hey, >> come on. >> Oh, God. >> You going to come down? You going to come down? >> I'll sit you up. You going to come down? >> I swear to God, I ain't going to do nothing. >> Hey, that's all I'm saying. >> Hey, you going to stand up for me? Yep. >> Yeah. >> I ain't going to move nowhere. >> You guys want to move, >> right? I told you what I was going to do. I was going to move when everybody else started moving. When they started moving, what did I do? I ain't going to do nothing. I ain't going to move. I put my hands up. I started walking this lane and told him to go that way. He put his hands on me after I told him not to. So I put my hand up. >> Then I got five bosses harassing the [ __ ] Crazy as >> y'all broke my bag and I'm short. >> I'm short. >> Well, you broke my radio. So that mean it was on me. >> Yeah, >> I'm sure I'm the one who broke it. >> I'm sure. >> I'm sure I'm the one who broke it. Even though it's a whole group of >> this a pass to you or what? You got in the cuff. >> You see it? You see it? 10 on me. >> The first teen to be handcuffed was escorted to a patrol car, repeatedly telling the officer he didn't understand why he was being arrested, insisting he had followed the order to leave just like everyone else. Meanwhile, shouting and commotion continued in the background. Officers were struggling to clear the crowd and no one seemed willing to cooperate. >> Hey, he got he got he got a right to defend himself. >> Five. He has a right to smack an officer. >> I didn't smack nobody. Sir, >> I told him not to touch you. They didn't hear that though. Did you hear that? >> Did you hear it? I'm just >> First of all, we're allowed to touch you. >> Did you hear it? >> Second of all, he did not hit you. for y'all. I told you that Hey, take that bag off. >> Do you see a gun on me? Ain't nobody murdering nobody, bro. >> That's cool. >> No, search it out. >> Y'all search me like put your hands on children. be quiet offic. >> What's that? >> Like out of defense. He didn't know who he was. >> He doesn't what? Know the word actual police officers? >> Yeah, but he's in an altercation defending himself. You know, he defended against us. >> He's he's a kid. He got testimony. >> We were telling everybody he got curious. He had every chance to leave this this premise, right? There's >> like 20 cops here. >> There wasn't just 20 from the beginning for the last 40 minutes. He choked my daughter Mariana, >> you know. Some get emotion. >> You don't got He don't got to ruin his life with that. He can go home right now. >> We tried to give him a chance to go home. >> What are you talking about, man? We going to get multiple chances. >> By this point, several parents had shown up. And much like their kids, they seemed completely unaware of what the problem was. >> Go, dude. Keep going. >> Talking about sister is right there. >> Keep going, dude. >> Man, I'm My sister is right there. >> You're going that way, >> bro. My sister is right there. I'm not leaving. My sister back up. Back up. >> Put your hands behind your back. You >> put your hands behind your back. Roll them over. Put your hands behind your back. >> Out. >> Uhhuh. >> Hold on. Let me get my arm. Let me move my arm. >> On my dead. Well, I got my sister call >> right now. >> I was trying to get my sister, bro. Get your knees up. Y going to arrest me cuz my sister I'm trying to make sure my sister okay >> I'm trying to make sure my sister okay bro that's how yall going to do me when you black bro that's how you going to do me that's how y'all going to do me for real >> that's how you going to do me bro I don't got nothing on me bro I'm a black civilian bro that's how yall do >> that's how y'all do me bro >> you were told plenty of times man >> bro my sister I was trying to my sister Copy. >> What is all I do on this floor? >> I don't got nothing and didn't do nothing. >> At this point, three teens had been arrested. Back at the squad car, the first one cuffed was being checked for a minor mouth injury he got while being taken to the ground. With him separated from his friends, officers had a better chance to talk to him, and it quickly became clear he still had no idea what they'd done wrong. Well, unfortunately, I don't see anything that is like obvious signs for you. So, we'll leave you with them. Your vitals are good. You're good. You're talking to me good. That's all good. Unfortunately, you got >> I'm about to like have anything to drink or something like that. >> We don't even have water on our bed. You got to be honest with you. >> All right. That's cool. >> Sorry about that. >> No, you I appreciate it, though, bro. >> All right, man. What's your first name again, bro? >> T E Te R L E >> E L L E. >> Let me see. >> Yeah. >> Last name. Harris Malone. >> Harrison. >> Harris hyphen Malone. >> No hard feelings. All right. >> Gota listen. All right. >> You ain't gonna listen next time. So, I'm just telling you. >> All right. That's cool. I don't I don't be into that stuff. >> I came out here cuz I was a mediator. >> That's right. That's right. That's right. That's all right. That's right. >> I don't know if it ends at tap or if it does that extra second. >> Um, you want this back one on? >> I got I think it's on, right? >> Yeah, it is. Okay. >> He's 19. He's 19. >> Like that. That's really the thing though. Like just let that sink in. This is how they acted for a kid fight quote unquote. That never happened. That never h never happened. Never went down. Like nobody nobody threw a punch. Nobody threw a kick. I'm saying nobody got bit. Feel me? Nobody got injured. like and I'm I'm just really confused on what they could technically be holding me for aside from that. >> And even if that is the case, >> I'm getting treated like a hard body criminal. Like I just somebody because >> you suspected hand I >> think you're going to have a couple charges. >> Couple charges. >> Yeah. You're going to go to jail. All right. Don't shoot the messenger here. I'm not I'm not >> No. No. Go ahead. No. No. Not here. Not here. >> So you're doing I think you're going to have a couple charges. You are going to go to some kind of jail. Um you're going to get a court date and everything like that. Uh, do you know how long I will have to be in here? >> No. >> Okay. >> I don't I don't I don't know, man. >> The first suspect arrested and identified as 19-year-old Terrell Harris Malone. He spoke to officers and was visibly shocked to learn that he was being charged because according to him, he had merely tried to deescalate the confrontation. And that was when the officers started to be violent against him and his friends. >> Like you, the officer I'm talking to, they over there kind of where >> Do the officers tell you guys to move? We'll leave though, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, by that time like and it started to get physical. So, one of the officers uh he start real violent like he pushing shoving pushing. >> All right. And I'm like to me >> that's just not viable, bro. Like we already leaving now. Like yeah, we taking a little time. No doubt. But we leaving just like y'all ask, bro. These is little girls and little boys y'all pressing up against, bro. Putting your own hands up. Chill out. So, I went over there to be the mediator. I didn't even say nothing to him. I turned my back to him >> and I uh No, I was a little bit but we still walking. >> How How old are you? True. >> 19. >> 19. Okay, got it. >> But um so going through the whole thing, he said something and then he pulled out his taser. So that's when I turned around. I'm like, "Bro, put that up, bro." And now this where the is coming out again. But after that, he put it up, turned back around like, "All right, come on y'all. Like this getting a little too hot. We need to just dip." >> Mhm. >> I'm making it clear. Just don't touch them. Like we we moving. I'mma move them out the way. Just don't touch. He smacked. He grabbed my hand. I his hand up. That's all. >> Soon as that happened, I got four people on me at least. >> And you got taken to the ground. >> Yeah. So, and then I got back up, but that's literally I got my hands up just like Were >> you? They handcuffed you? >> No, not not at this moment. Oh, >> at that point. Okay. >> Yeah. So, so, uh, they tried to get me down. They got me down the first time, but I want to make sure like it's completely evident that my hand like everything is being shown. I don't got nothing on me. My arms out, you know? So I stand back up just a hon uppercut >> straight to the face. And then right after that I'm like, "All right, it's not even worth it no more." Cuz clearly it's just it is what it is. So I laid down and then the guy that I told you I was talking to off the rip like I'm not moving till they move. >> Uh he the one who ended up like making the official arrest or handcuffing I guess you could say. >> I'm like bro I'm not going to like >> I'm not going to run. I'm not going to just trying to make sure everything was cool, bro. We was talking. Yes, bro. was I don't >> that's unknown though that's >> Terrell told the sergeant he was trying to prevent a fight and claimed things only escalated when an officer pulled a taser and acted aggressively. While it was true the situation worsened after police arrived, it was also clear the teens had been provoking officers well before that and their behavior couldn't be ignored. >> Hey Jana, is that how you pronounce it? >> Yeah. >> Is my brother be real? >> Yeah, he's good. I'm going to talk to him next. Um I'm Sergeant Ray. I'm just here to kind of figure out what was going on. So, if you can just give me a brief breakdown of what what occurred to like why why are you in the back of the police car? I guess would be the where to start. >> It was a whole bunch of kids at the park. >> Mhm. >> Going to see a fire. >> What park? >> What? >> Okay. We I wasn't I I just got here so I I don't know. Yeah. So, you got to be a little more specific for me. >> The park. >> Okay. >> We went up there and we knew the people I was going to fight. The people never showed up to fight so they left. So we everybody just up there playing at the park. >> Mhm. >> It was horrible. But the only thing was delaying. >> Okay. >> So the three male cops, they came up there hostile talking about we got to move. We got to get off the property. >> How were they being hostile? >> Cuz they got to pushing us. >> Okay. >> They got to pushing us and we was playing. They got be telling us we got to move. We over here. We Everybody start whooping out their cameras cuz why do we got to move to the property? People up here trunk trees. We not causing nobody no problem. Then they want to get to grabbing people. Um then they slam my brother on the ground. >> Okay. >> And then we walking. They want to grab my other little brother. So I grab my >> What's your brother's name? >> Janelle. >> Real. >> What's his last name? I got a Janelle Lee. Who was that? >> Do you know who that is? >> Okay. So he grabbed So one of them slammed your brother Rail. >> Yeah. >> To the ground. And then the cop, the white cop with the hat grabbed my twin brother. Okay. >> And I grabbed him. >> What's your twin brother's name? >> Marlin. >> Marlin. >> What's his last name? Cheetah. Okay. >> And >> he grabbed him and I grabbed my little brother cuz my little brother was just walking. >> Okay. >> Why you pushing trying to grab him? So I grabbed him and then he went to grab me and get to chucking me on. >> The young woman claimed she was just at the park when the cops showed up acting hostile. According to her, she only got involved when they confronted her brother, at which point she stepped in and ended up getting arrested. While the teens stuck to their stories, the sergeant kept digging before making any final calls. >> Like I said, I'm not there. I'm not the one giving you charges. I just show up after there was there was force used to do the investigation. So, anything, you know, anything you may have forgotten to add or anything that you want to add? I mean, I I was I mean, I probably I mean, I was using a little profanity and because I was I was heated because you see a lot of police officers and scram. My sister got sprayed. So, of course, I'm going to be mad. >> Yeah. >> Feel me? >> Of course I was mad. Then they doing that on to kids. They we we kids. We was all bringing out pepper spray and then pulling out to our tasers and stuff for we not we didn't do nothing, bro. We didn't do nothing. We just chilling at the park. I understand it was supposed to be a fight happening, but we had nothing to do with that, >> right? Feel me? It me. It was me, my brother, and my sister. Okay. >> And we was just at the park chilling. >> Okay. >> All right, man. >> Park every day. >> Okay. >> The majority of the group insisted that they had been unfairly treated while only one of them could see that his attitude had definitely fueled the incident. The officers ultimately decided to move forward by only transporting Terrell to jail. >> Go ahead and step out for me. >> Copy 712. Carpenter, >> we got to take your backpack to our station. All right. All right. We're going to go walk back here to this wagon with the bag on. >> Yep. >> It's like five and the woman on one side is the one. >> All right, man. Go ahead and step up there for me. Take a seat at the first spot. I'll get you buckled in. >> Specifically say where it's coming from. >> Okay. That bad boy. >> You want to keep your hand behind your back. >> Okay. >> Yeah. It's going to be the most comfortable way for you. >> Good. Yeah. >> All right, man. We're going to get going. All right. What's up, man? >> I was just looking on my lip. I ain't seen you yet. >> Just walk up to those two dots on the yellow or on the window there. >> They'll take you from there. >> Yeah. So, when you >> once you get out of here, >> you can go down to the station at 217 South High. Just walk down there and tell them you want to pick up some property and they'll get it for you. >> Will the poster come right now? ID and stuff. >> What's up? >> Like we'll call ID, like anything. >> No, you'll be you'll be linked to it. You'll be linked to it and you'll go down there. You just tell them your name, like your date of birth, social security number. >> They'll look you up and get it for you. >> Terrell Harris Malone, age 19, was arrested and charged with resisting arrest, obstructing official business, disorderly conduct, and criminal trespassing. Moving on to the case where these teens learned that putting your hands on an officer after using a fake ID to enter a club is definitely not a good idea. >> My name is >> Take me. Take me. My name is Lawyer. Take me. Take you where? Whatever your problem is, take me, lawyer. >> Put your hands on me. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Let go. Let go. Let go. >> Why you have to be so difficult? Just face the wall. On February 23rd, 2025, police responded to a local bar after reports of a dispute between a customer and staff. An investigation revealed that a 19-year-old female and a 20-year-old male used fake IDs to enter. While officers spoke with the female, the male ignored multiple orders to step back, repeatedly interjecting between the officers and the woman, and at one point placed his hands on an officer. >> Guys, guys, guys, come here. You >> come over here. Stay right here. >> Come over here. Stand right here. >> I'm telling you. Stand over here. >> Who else? The other one left. >> You guys are from Connecticut. [Music] >> I didn't give you my ID. >> Where's your IDs? Give me your IDs. >> They took it. >> So, the same address is your ID. >> No, that's not me. >> Did you hand Did you hand them this? No. >> What did you hand them? >> My real ID. >> So, where's your ID? >> They took it. They didn't give it back to >> I'm not going to play this game with you. Did you give them a fake ID? >> Very simple. >> I have my real ID. >> So, show me your real ID. >> Who Who gave you who gave you which? >> This camera's here, just so you guys know. So, >> I'm trying to make this as simple for everybody. They took it and they didn't give it back. >> The girl genuinely thought she could get off the hook by acting clueless and claiming the dorman took her real ID, but the officers weren't buying it. Soon, her friend, who had also shown a fake ID, appeared. >> Hey, we don't we don't speak to these people without a lawyer. >> We're okay. >> Okay, >> do me a favor. Back up. I suggest you back up before you get locked up. It's very easy. Back I'm telling you to back up. Back up. I'm telling you back up. this dude without a lawyer. Listen, don't say a word. You know my name. That's the That's not >> All right. This is people trying to get a fake ID. >> You don't need to call anybody. >> Hey, is the only word you said? You don't say 19. >> I didn't say anything. >> That's the Don't Don't interfere with this. My man. >> No. No. I'm okay. I'm okay. >> I'm okay. Back up here. >> I'm okay. >> I'm okay, sir. Sir, okay, but be okay over here. >> No, my dude. >> No, my dude. I don't >> This isn't This isn't supposed to be your face on that ID. >> No, I did not make that. >> You're saying lawyer 100 times. >> Did he give you a fake? He's got a fake ID. >> All he's saying is lawyer. >> I'm calling my aunt. >> She's a lawyer. >> I just need you to back up. >> Say lawyer. >> Just say lawyer. >> What's your name? >> My name is Lloyd. My name is 614. >> Take me. Take me. My name is lawyer. Take me. >> Take me where? >> Whatever your problem is, take me. Lawyer. >> I'm asking you to back up right there. That's what I'm saying. >> I'm asking you to back up. My name is lawyer. That's it. >> But you got to back up. >> No. Lawyer. Lawyer. You know lawyer. >> You can't do that. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Listen, just listen. >> I I only understand lawyer. That's the only thing. The only thing I understand is lawyer. >> I don't hear a lawyer. The only thing I understand is lawyer. >> Don't say she said she said anything. >> Don't say your lawyer. You know lawyer, bro. I'm telling you. That's all I'm saying. Why? Why? Why is it so difficult? >> You have no authority to tell me to move. Lawyer, >> I kind of do a little bit. Yeah. >> Oh, no. No. You move? >> No. You have nothing. >> Cuz you got no involvement right now. >> No. Lawyer. That's it. >> You got a fake ID? >> The male suspect clearly had a knack for getting himself into trouble. Likely due to intoxication and a misguided belief that his wannabe tough guy attitude would impress the girls he was with. But if there was one group it definitely didn't impress, it was the officers who were growing more tired of him by the minute. Put your hands on the turn. Turn around. Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Yeah. I'm serious. >> I suggest you stop. Yeah. Yeah. We got him. I suggest you stop. >> Danny, I got it. >> Come on. Walk. >> You got it. Go ahead. >> 186. You get everything when you get released. >> Franklin 186 is my base. >> I need the cuff. >> Yeah. Go back over. Get in the car. You >> crazy man. >> Who's kicking you? >> I'm telling you. I got him. Watch out. Back up. Back up. >> I got it. >> Close the door. Close the door. Close that door. Watch out. [Music] >> With that, the suspect was placed under arrest and could soon find him at the police station. >> Okay. That's what happens when you tense yourself up and you you try to restrict us from putting handcuffs on you. Hold on. [Music] >> I stepped inside. >> I can't feel my hand. Soon as we get in here, we start shooting off. All right. >> Face the wall. Why you have to be so difficult? Just face the wall. >> Wait a second. >> Face the wall. You like just listen. It's simple. >> Do you feel? >> No, it's just the the rules. You have to face face the wall. >> Do you feel >> when I take face the wall? >> Go ahead. Take them off. >> When I take the handcuffs off, >> do you feel listen this is very simple. The only person that you're going to make this worse for is yourself. >> You're a [ __ ] friend. >> Okay, that's fine. I understand. Okay, no problem. That's fine. When I take these off, put your hand on the wall. Do you understand? >> Do you understand what I'm saying? Yes or no? >> Go ahead. >> Okay. Put your hand on the wall when I take the cuff off. >> Put the hand on the wall. >> Now put your other hand on the wall. [ __ ] >> Stop. >> Face the wall. Face the wall. Face the wall. Relax. >> [ __ ] you. >> Face the wall. >> Is there anything that you saw that I can tell you [ __ ] >> All right. at the time secured the bench with the >> girl was charged with providing and possessing a false governmentisssued identification card. The guy was charged with aggravated assault on a police officer as well as providing and possessing a false governmentisssued ID. Moving on to the case of a 22-year-old woman whose mom finally called the cops after being fed up with her behavior. >> Hey Rachel, >> what? >> Hey, how you doing? Trying to see what's going on. If I can help you. >> She's the problem. She the reason why my divor dad divorced her. She had a baby on him. She's a problem. >> Hey, this is Rachel. >> Whoa. Get the out. >> Going back in. >> You know what? >> Stop. Get off of me. I'm trying to get my dog. >> Get off of me. >> On April 16th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a residence in response to a teenage girl causing a disturbance. However, it turned out to be an encounter the officers were far from ready for. >> Hello. What's going on? Well, my daughter, she has borderline personality disorder. She's having an outburst. Um, I asked her about therapy. She's supposed to be going to a facility and I got an email from some place in Smith and I'm trying to figure out who this is cuz the facility she's going to is like 3 months long-term care and it just blew up from there. She walked out and I was like, "Come back and talk to me cuz I'm we're 22. I've been taking care of you for too long. And I called y'all before cuz she was beating on the garage outside. And it just blew up from there. So, it's been verbal back and forth between both of us. I did snatch that that thing off her wall in her room cuz I I told her, "You got to go cuz I'm I can't her dog has destroyed the house. I got to pay for that. The bills are mounting stuff that I got to cover." And so, I really just want her to go. Like, I think she's upstairs. >> I know. I can't. >> So, you want her to go to where? >> I don't know. I don't I know that she's not on the lease, but because she's been living here, I can't just kick her out. But if she's going to keep like she threw a candle, there's glass up there. I had a vase sitting on the table over there. She took it outside and it's broken. So, I just don't want her to tear up. Uh, >> upon entering the home, officers learned that Rachel had been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and had displayed both verbal and physical outbursts in the hours leading up to the call. Before speaking with the young woman, the officers stayed with the mother to gather more information. >> She need to go to the hospital. >> I don't know. She's in her You can go up. She's in her bedroom. It's messy up there, but she's in her bedroom to the left. >> What's her name? >> Rachel. >> Rachel. Hey, Rachel. >> What? >> Hey, how you doing? >> What's going on? >> H >> Don't do that. He is here to help you. >> Hey, what's going on? >> I don't want I don't got to talk to you. I don't want to talk to you. >> Okay. Well, your mom called. I don't give a >> I mean I'm I'm not your enemy. Okay. I'm here to help. >> What you saying? >> Who you on the phone with? >> Don't worry about it. >> Is there someone that can help you? >> Hello. I'm trying to come document, but she keep doing this like she did this last time. >> Like I want that woman. Like she don't do for nobody. She ain't good for nothing cuz she just told me to. No, you didn't call the I'm not I don't want have nothing to do with her. >> So, what's going on, man? Who you on the phone with? >> Don't worry about it. >> I'm here to help. >> The officer did his best to deescalate the situation, but as time went on, the daughter had one of the outbursts her mother had described just moments earlier. >> I'm just trying to see what's going on, if I can help you. >> She's the problem. She the reason why my divor my dad divorced her. She had a baby on him. She's the problem. She she had a baby and the man still didn't want her. She can't keep around her. Like >> is it about uniform that's making you upset? >> Hey, this is Rachel. >> Get the out. I don't want y'all in here. I don't want y'all bothering me. >> Rachel, we not a clear answer. Leave me the alone. >> Rachel, we not with your enemies. Like, we here >> then leave me alone. >> We here to help you, mommy. I don't need help. >> You know, threatening the EMS worker, >> threatening me to touch me and trying to bring me out of here. Don't touch me. Don't touch me, bro. Shut your Steve looking up. Like, damn. Nobody worried about you, baby. Please, >> bro. Shut your up. You over here trying to play victim. You a >> You just sat here and threw [ __ ] at me and they over here telling me that I'm miserable. I ain't got to myself. You supposed to be my mother. You the reason why I tried to kill when I was 14. Nobody like you. Na don't want to be around you. She herself. Kayen don't want to be around you. Nobody likes you. >> Unless you call me. >> [ __ ] going on. >> Your daughter, she problematic. And then she going to try to take her. >> She throwing my dog out the front door. Like why would you do that? What the is wrong with you? At this point, several family members and EMS had entered the room, but that didn't seem to calm Rachel's behavior. The officer knew they would soon have to take a different approach. >> What we going to do? Cuz this is not real. So, you going to go with >> them? Are you okay? I'll leave you alone. We don't even have to talk. Can you tell me the answer to these questions? What's today? >> Saturday. >> Okay. How many quarters make $1.75? 65. >> No. >> 175. >> A dollar is for 75 free. >> Okay, cool. Is Mickey Mouse a cat or a dog? >> A mouse. >> Okay. Let me ask you something else. Do you know who the president is? >> Biden. >> And do you know where you're at? >> In Atlanta. >> Okay. Well, I'm sorry. You have a great day. >> Okay. She She's alert and oriented. She don't want us to talk to her. She don't want us involved. Uh, you know, >> well, I want her, but if she's throwing this stuff on the floor, I just want her out cuz she keeps tearing up my house. >> I I I completely understand that. But what I'm telling you is >> that's fine. If you can't take her, you can't take her, >> right? That's kidnapped. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> If she don't want to be assessed, so that's battery. I'm not going to touch it. >> I'm not going to touch it. >> Okay. >> Get out my way. You going a long way with that attitude. >> At this point, the officer had been very patient with Rachel, but his patience was starting to wear thin. >> I told you that I came for this. >> I told you like your father. I don't have a two household. I told you that look who look who walks out with backpack. I don't give a struggle. Do you want to fight that? >> I ain't got a pot of piss in or throw out the front door. >> She look >> She about to go to I'm about You about to look. She about to go to jail, huh? Get her in the car cuz she getting ready to go to jail. >> Well, >> is that your car? >> Yeah, that's my car. >> Cuz she break something in my presence. She already should have been already going to jail. >> Yeah, I think so. >> You're not going back in. >> You know what? >> Stop. Get off of me. I'm trying to get my dog. >> Get my dog. Get the off. >> You trying to bite me? >> You trying to bite me? >> Yeah. Off of me. You >> trying to bite me? >> Yeah. Get off of me. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind me. Put your hands on. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands off me. >> I'm about to change you. >> I'm about to change you. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn. No. See, I'm not playing. She can't turn around. Step back. >> Turn around. Behind your back. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. All right. >> No, >> turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> I'm not playing with you. >> Turn around. >> She can't breathe. She sit back. I ain't do that being nice. I'm done, man. She said she can't breathe. She be all right. >> Ain't nobody on her. >> She said she can't breathe. Hold on. >> She'll be all right. Stop me. I can't do this. You suffocate me. >> Nobody is on you. Only thing you got to do is let your hands go. Let your hands go. >> No. Stop. >> You're going to get tased. >> You're going to get tased. >> To stop. I would get up and just stop. >> Oh no. You don't kick me in the face. You're going to jail. >> You're going to jail. She just tried to bite me. She just kicked me in the face. >> I want you to stop. >> I'm trying to get tased. You are going to get tased. You don't kick me in the face. You just kick me again. >> Your job. They're building it. I didn't know how to put that. >> She going she going to be a me for >> they ain't going to take >> you got to do is calm down. You were over here fighting. >> Told you to calm down. Oh my god. >> Should have caused injuries to herself. >> Stop. That's all right. Just keep it. Just keep it. >> At this point, Rachel had sealed her own fate for the night after rejecting countless offers of help. As time went on, it became impossible to get her into the cruiser. >> You can't hit us. >> You just kicked me in the face. >> You tried to bite me in my face and you tried to bite him. It's no joke. >> No. All everything aside, I know I beat you, but I did not kick you. >> Yes, you did. >> Well, I apologize. It doesn't matter. It's too late for that. It's too late for that. >> Cuz you was hurting me. >> If you would have just put your hands behind your back the first time, nobody would have been taking you to the ground. >> Take you to jail. I told you. Just get your stuff. We come back later. >> I'm tired of this. >> That's not >> That's what we >> You keep fighting. You ain't fighting. Nobody's letting you go. You keep fighting. They might be too big. I don't know. >> No. My My hand is on your My hand is on your chin. My hand is on your chin. No. >> No. >> No. No. It's not moving. >> Yeah. I got one. >> Stop talking. >> All right. All right. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. Calm down. We can adjust it for you. It hurts. >> When you're fighting us, we can't. >> Okay. You got to calm down. >> You got to calm down. >> Listen. Okay. Calm down. We can adjust it for you. What's hurting on you? >> Calm down to stand up. What's hurting on you? >> It's my wrist. Squeezing my wrist bone. Let that bone right here. >> Okay. Step back for me. >> Yes. >> Step back. >> When you're combating us, we can't put it on correctly cuz you're fighting us. And you kick your sergeant. >> I didn't mean to kick him. I meant to bite you, but I didn't mean to kick him. >> You meant to bite me. Why did you want to bite me? >> Because you were hurting me. I wasn't hurting you. It was hurting. >> I was stopping you from going in the house. >> Even when my dad used to hit me. I used to scratch him when he was hurting. I'm not your dad. >> I don't care. If I'm in danger and I feel like I'm being hurt, I'm going to hurt you. I don't want to go to a mental hospital. I don't want I rather go to jail. Please don't take too. Listen, the jail's not going to take you. >> No, you can take me to jail. I don't want to go back to jail. >> Please don't take me to the mis too much. You try to go to the jail. It's too late. >> I don't want to go to the hospital. >> Don't bring her to the ambulance. >> What's your name? >> Hey, Rachel. What's going on? >> I don't want to go. >> Can you just call us ambulance so we can just check you out? That's all we trying to do. Coming up, Rachel was placed on a stretcher and prepared for transport to the hospital despite clearly not wanting to go. In fact, she said she'd rather go to jail. >> No. No. >> How long is like >> how long today? >> Yeah. >> Please don't do this. >> How old is she? 22. You're supposed to be going to some three months the trail. >> I don't want to go. >> Okay, listen. Listen. We're in a situation that we going. Okay. Not saying that. >> Okay. >> Please. >> I need you to stop. Stop. Listen. There's no reason to do all. >> There's no reason to do >> no working. >> No. No, no, >> I don't want you. >> I don't want to. I'm not trying to kick you. >> Oh, I'm not going to kick you. That was an accident. That means I got to save you. Get leg and I'm scared of needles. [Music] >> It'll hurt me. >> Hold it right now. You're putting too much pressure on my shoulder right now. You're pushing up. You're pushing up. Is that better? Okay. >> I don't want to do it. I get here. >> Yeah, we'll get her out. >> Okay. Help. Help her with the arm. >> I got no >> Rachel was restrained, sedated, and released to EMS. She was charged with two counts of simple battery on law enforcement, two counts of obstruction, and one count of criminal trespass. Moving on to the case where this trashtalking teen learned the hard way that certain attitudes come with consequences. >> What you walking up on me like that for? What's up? >> What's your address? >> Take Take that vest off. Take that [ __ ] off. Let's get it. >> Let me get your ID. >> You ain't going to get [ __ ] What you laughing for? I'm writing your [ __ ] Take it off. On May 4th, 2024, two officers were dispatched to a parking lot near an apartment complex in Florida following reports of a group of teens causing a disturbance. But one teen in particular stood out. Loud, confrontational, and clearly in need of a serious reality check. >> What's up, man? >> What's up? >> What's up? >> What's up? >> What car you in? >> I ain't in any of these cars. >> Let's go then. You got to get out. Let's go. >> No, I don't got to go nowhere. I mean, >> I don't got Yeah, I live here. You don't got What you walking up on me like that for? What's up? >> What's your address? Take take that vest off. Come on. >> Take that vest off for me. >> Come on. Take that vest off, you know. Come on. Take off. Let's get it. >> Let's get it, bro. What's up? >> It only took the officer a few seconds to pick up on the vibe. This wannabe tough guy was all bark and no bite. And the more he ran his mouth, the deeper he dug himself into a hole he wasn't climbing out of anytime soon. >> Do me a favor. Take that. Not a [ __ ] >> Do me a favor. >> Like you're not a take that off. >> Come on. Not take off. Let's get it. >> Where do you live? >> Your partner here like he's going to do something. You ain't going to do >> Where do you live, man? >> I live right here. That ain't nothing about it. >> What's your address? Do something about it. >> How about that? Take your Do something about it. >> You like I won't >> like you what? Like you won't what? >> I ain't going to say nothing on that camera. Take that off. Take it off. >> Okay. I see. >> Yeah. >> Let me get your ID. >> You ain't going to get >> Okay. Take it off and you'll see. >> Whoa. What you laughing for? I'm right in your Take it off. [Applause] >> Put your hand on your back. Put your hand on your back. >> Stop resisting. Put your hand on your back. Put your hand behind your back. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I'm a minder. >> So why'd you get in my face? Well, you get me. >> Huh? >> So why'd you get in my face then? I told you stop balling up your fist. Right. >> I did. >> Okay. So why'd you get in my face? >> All right. Stand up. >> Not me, too. >> The seemingly tough guy quickly cracked once things got serious. But while he was on the ground, his brother approached the officers with a similar attitude. says more unit. >> Hey, back up. Hey, back up. >> Back up. Back >> you back up right now. >> The you, bro. >> Back up. It's no big deal. >> It's no big deal. >> Roll up on your side. Stand up. >> What are you doing, bro? >> Get back right now. Back up. Back up. >> I got y'all, bro. >> Wrong with y'all. >> Back up. >> Hey, back up. Back up now. >> Help. Where you going? Hi, bro. >> It's all good. I didn't do this. >> No, it's no big deal. >> It's no big deal. It's no big deal. Sit down. >> It's no big deal. >> It's no big deal. >> Bro, >> I ain't do nothing. >> The suspect's brother, who sounded like a goose, was just the cherry on top. Once the suspect was secured in the squad car, the officers got the chance to speak with the brother. >> I didn't do nothing, bro. >> You were about to me, dude. I was not about to. >> So why'd you borrow your face and get in my face? >> Because dude, you're running up on me. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. >> Get your little [ __ ] >> What's going on with him? >> Step out. Step out. >> My keys, bro. >> I'm sorry. I was just hyped up. Dude, >> I respect >> 104. We got a lot of subjects here. We got 112. >> Why is he going to jail right now? >> Why is he going to jail? >> If you get in my face, I'm >> in your face right now. As close as him and you have a problem with him. That's 3 ft of space. >> Over there right now, bro. >> Riley, that's the brother of this 1015. Just make sure he stays away. >> I told you several chances. I said, "Hey, stop balling your fist. Chill out." >> I apologize. >> All right. I accept your apology, but you we didn't have to take it to this level, man. >> I know. I'm sorry. I was just hyped up. There's like there's like 15 of you guys let you in the face. >> Well, you look like you were going to hit me. >> I know. And I apologize. >> All right. Why' you have what what's all the balling up your fist? >> Sorry. I'm just headed up. >> There's a situation going on. Sir, honestly, I apologize. >> Yeah, but listen, man. Listen, man. Listen me. Any anytime you come across police, you ball up your fist and get in somebody's face. I'm not You know what? Do you think I'm back? I'm going let you in the face. >> I know, sir. Trust me. If you were to taste me, I'd understand truthfully like that. You got me in my ribs a couple times. It's fake, >> dude. Yeah, cuz >> Yeah, I don't know. I don't know what what your dig is, but I appreciate you coming down. >> Like, I thought, man, man, I'm sorry. >> It was clear as day. The suspect knew just how stupid it was to square up to an officer with his fists clenched. And now he was doing everything he could to get his way out of the mess he'd just created. >> I got I got on my >> No problem. Stand by real quick. Do you have anything else in your pockets anywhere? >> Check me anyways. I'm sorry. And I apologize. You're good. >> Well, I I respect you as a man for you know man to man. I'm sorry. >> Got to do what we got to do. Have a seat for me. >> Right here. >> No, over here. Over here. >> Yeah, that that's all right. >> I'm right here. >> We'll we'll call or do whatever needs to be done. >> Okay. >> I'm going to explain to you right here. >> Sorry about that. >> No, no, you're good, man. >> Is this your house number or your cell phone? >> My cell phone. Okay. So, here's your stuff back. Like I explained to you, unfortunately, he's going to be arrested for what he just did. >> All right. They're going to >> What's the charge on curiosity? >> I'm going to talk to the other officer exactly find out what what the exact charges are. But regardless, he's going to be taken down. Do you know where the juvenile assessment center is? >> On 45th Street, just the railroad tracks are the juvenile assessment center. >> What's going to happen is he's going to get taken down there. They're going to process him and then uh juvenile. >> How old is he? 20. >> He's 20 years old. Yeah. >> Uh someone over there said he was 16. If he's 20, then he's going down the county gym. That's true. >> All right. So, regardless, you can call down in a few hours. We'll figure out how you can get him home. All right. >> Yeah. >> So, Right. >> It is what it is, right? >> Are you good with keeping him calm? He's not >> I got him. I got him. Can I say one thing to my son before he leaves so he doesn't freak out? >> I'll let him know. >> Just crack the window. I don't have to >> Well, I'll let the other officer know cuz our supervisor is going to want to talk to him and then before they leave, I'll let them know. No, no. Before they live, I'll know you want to talk, right? >> I just want to make sure you're good with the other son. Okay. >> Yeah, >> I am. But >> tell um if we can find out a charge for him maybe to cool him down a little bit. >> I think it's probably resisting arrest or something like that. >> They've been together cuz I wasn't around for a while. >> It's probably a misdemeanor. It's probably a misdemeanor resisting arrest charge. He was wanting to know. He's fired up about it. No, I want to be up. No, I don't care. I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm not doing anything. >> Coming up, the dad got the chance to talk with his son. >> I'm sorry I had to turn out this way. It is what it is. If you were a police officer, you probably understand why I had to do what I had. >> I was raised around police officers. >> So, sir, do you have your license with you? >> Yeah, I already >> Oh, you got his [ __ ] Thank you. All righty. Uh, you want to talk to him real quick? I'm going to end up taking him to the house and then he's going to take a ride. Okay. No, I'm not. No, I'm You got to take it. >> No, I know. I'm not getting out. I just want Can I stand up and at least say goodbye? Like >> No, no, no. You can't get out of the car, man. You want to stay there? >> Are you arresting me? >> Yeah, you're you're arrested right now. >> For what? >> What do law enforcement officer? >> It's not assault. I never touched it. >> Okay. Well, you were about to. That was >> I wasn't about to, honey. That's the thing. >> Okay. Well, I'm not going to argue with you, man. >> Listen, it can go to court. Throw it out. It's halfway. >> Well, obviously this guy kicked me in his rip. He's He's actually halfway. >> No, I know. He's he is halfway. Dude, I gave you more than I gave you so much respect. And you know it, man. I gave you respect so much. >> Really? Like I had like two seconds. I How do you see how you get older? >> How many? >> Yeah. Listen, man. How many times did I try to tell you, "Hey, relax, dude. Stop balling up your fist." >> Like maybe once. I'm sure it's on your body cam. >> It's all on body cam. That's the That's the great thing about having a body cam. It's all on body cam. >> I know. I'm saying it's okay, man. I'm not here to argue with you. I'm just here so you can real quick. >> I know he's not one of those. I can tell with >> I know he's so have I know he's not one of those. That's what I'm saying. I'm trying to explain to you like >> Yeah. >> But he'll >> Can you at least readjust my cuss? One of my hands. >> I I am I'm going to do all of that before we leave. >> Can Can Can I have my brother come and stuff to say goodbye to you? >> No, no, no. We can't have everybody come say goodbye. >> So, it's just one person. >> Yeah. Just your It doesn't even have to be your dad. I'm just the favor. >> Tell me mom's number so I can remember it. >> Oh god. >> All right. >> Thank you. I appreciate >> Watch your leg. >> Service. >> Yeah. You know, dad's a decent dude, but kid getting kid messed up. >> The suspect was charged with assault on an officer and carrying a concealed weapon, specifically a pair of brass knuckles he had tucked away in his pocket. Hopefully, this was the reality check he so clearly needed.