- It's no shocker that some criminals have a screw or two loose. But then there are others who are the walking definition of insanity. - But what happens when these lawbreakers clash with law enforcement? Well, it's a spectacle you won't want to miss. - Today, Detective Dale will take us on a wild tour through five jaw-dropping cases where suspects were arrested and their reactions were, let's just say absolutely crazy. - In the world of law and crime things can get messy. But even I didn't expect this case to get this stinking. - I'll call the police on you. What's your badge? What's your number? Write it down. a call came in from Rose's Discount Store in Brook Park, Ohio, reporting a woman in a pink dress behaving rather oddly. By the time the police arrived, she was trying to hop into a stranger's car. Little did they know, this was just the beginning of a sticky situation. - [Officer] Ma'am, you are going to be arrested. I'm trying to help you out here. You're going to be arrested. - [Suspect] Touch me again, you're gonna be arrested. - [Officer] Hmm? I'm gonna be arrested? - I'm gonna call the police. - [Officer] Do you want her in here? - I want you to go to Suffolk County. - [Officer] She doesn't want you in here. Leave right now. - [Cashier] You gotta go. - [Officer] You're trespassing. - [Cashier] I'm sorry. - Can I use your phone? - [Cashier] No, we don't have a public phone. - [Officer] I am gonna give you an opportunity to leave and you can walk away or I'm gonna arrest you. - You already arrested my family and you're under charge for- - [Officer] I have no idea who your family are. I have no idea who you are. - You don't know me either. - [Officer] Are you gonna leave, yes or no? - No, I want his phone number to the police. I'm calling the police on you. Where you from? What's your badge? What's your number? Write it down. - [Officer] You're under arrest. You just put your hands on me, assault. - [Suspect] I asked for your number. - [Officer] You can't push a law enforcement officer, ma'am. - [Suspect] Call my f*****g PO. - [Officer] Ma'am, you are under arrest and I'm trying to be nice. - [Suspect] You're about to be prosecuted. - [Officer] Ma'am. - [Suspect] Can you prosecute him? No, look at my bag. Could you get my bag? - [Officer] 14 to radio, I'm taking her into custody. - F**k you, don't touch my s**t. You ain't touching my s**t. Quit throwing me around. - [Officer] Yeah, I'm taking custody. - [Suspect] No, stop. - [Officer] Ma'am! - [Suspect] Stop, stop, stop. - Ma'am! - No, you arrested already. - [Officer] Ma'am, listen. Ma'am! - Stop! - [Officer] Just send a squad up here. This may be a mental condition. - F**k you! - [Radio] Okay. - Ma'am. - Stop pulling. - [Officer] Okay, I'm gonna have a squad check you out, okay? - [Suspect] You going to jail, b***h. - I'm going to jail? - You're going to jail. - [Officer] You're gonna arrest me? - Yep, b***h. - Okay. - [Suspect] F**k you! - [Officer] Okay. Your what? - [Suspect] You're about to go to jail, b***h. - [Officer] Okay. - Get me up. - No. No, you're gonna stay here. - [Suspect] No, you're not pushing me down. - 63, radio. - Oh, you're not pushing me back. - [Officer] I'm not pushing you down, but you're gonna stay here. - [Radio] Her tow truck was supposed to be here half an hour ago, just called and said it's gonna be another hour. She's getting towed to her residence. - Get the f**k off me. - Okay. You just hang tight, okay? - [Radio] I copied all of it up until the last part of it said you said to call Richards, and what else? - [Radio] She's going to the residence with the vehicle and she has the (indistinct). - [Radio] 21-20 to dispatch, she's by the front gate. (motorcycle engines burbling) (siren wailing) - [Officer] Will you stop! - Trust me, things have been going pretty smoothly up until this point. But after what happened next, I can vouch as a former detective myself, the cop was never the same. - Ma'am. - I wanna know why- - [Officer] Ma'am, please. She just crapped herself too. So she's got no panties on, she's crapped herself. - Look me in the f*****g face. Tell me what the f**k. - Remember from she got arrested by Jason one day- - What's your f*****g charge, b***h? - For what? - You got no charge. - Disorderly. - At where? - Planet Fitness. - Oh, I've never been to Planet Fitness, b***h. - [Officer] Okay, I've never dealt with her before. Okay. - Okay, okay, okay. Please. - [Suspect] You're about to lose your job. - [Officer] I know, I know. - You gonna be on welfare, b***h. - [Officer] Okay, that's fine. - Did you find out who she is or not? - [Officer] I have no idea. Yeah, you can look at her, but like I say, she's crapping herself. - Yeah, I see that. This is her MO. She gets drunk and comes to the shop. - [Officer] Okay. Yes, yes, yes I know, I know, I know. And you're in handcuffs. Yes. - The fact you're a, that you don't respect that I'm a. - [Officer] You are too? - Yes. - Okay. - F**k you. - [Radio] I think we've dealt with her several times. - [Officer] I just got information. She just crapped herself. She's got no panties on. - In the bathroom - Hi. - Yeah, that's hers. - What's going on? - She talk to you guys at all? - [Officer] Well, she was laying down outside. When I came over tried to get into somebody's car. She goes in here demanding to use their phone. They said, "no," they want her to leave. She won't leave. Then she started pushing me. So I put her in cuffs, brought her out here, and she crapped herself and laid down. - What's his badge number. - We'll get it to you, what's going on? - I'm not talking to you. Give it to me. - [Officer] It's 14, tell her it's 14. - It's 14. - I don't give a s**t. (officer sighs) - [Radio] That came back as a 35-year-old male. - [Officer] All that stuff was hers. No, we didn't go through that. Have you guys ever dealt with her before? - No, sir. - [Radio] 47-year-old female, she is DUI. - You gonna get his badge number? - It's 14. - No. I already got a case against him. - Yeah? - If you don't get his f*****g badge- - All right. - All, right, I'm gone. - Hey, watch your mouth! - [Radio] Check our systems, please. I think we've had several dealings with her at our Planet Fitness in our city. I just wanna make sure it's the same person. - That's fine. - [Radio] Okay. - All right. - All right. - [Radio] She's not showing any history. - Do you have her license? - He has it, I think. - Arrest me, please. Oh, can you please arrest me? - Hey, let's not say that. How about that? - I mean, kind of looks like her. I don't know if it's the years of alcoholism or what. She don't look like her. - Pardon me? - You guys have anything left to do with her? - [Officer] No, I mean, I think that we're just gonna do, we're not gonna charge. She's something else. - We're gonna go to Southwest. - Okay. - You know what? - [Medic] All right, we're gonna stand up. - You're standing up. - Can you stand up? - Stop touching me. - [Officer] Okay, we've dealt with this before. - She had the same purse last time. - Okay. - Weren't you with me when she said she got robbed? - [Officer] I remember that call, but I wasn't on her. She was spitting earlier too, so be careful. There she goes again. - I got congestive heart failure. - [Medic] Okay, we're not doing that spitting s**t. - It's not on you, officer. - [Medic] I need you to sit back. Just relax, okay? - That's my purse. - The woman was charged with disorderly conduct while intoxicated. But as rude as she was, she was nowhere near as twisted as the old man up next. - [Officer] Do you wanna surrender the laptop to us with consent, we get the laptop now and we get out of here. - He hasn't done anything, he's just looked. - [Officer] I understand. 911 operators received a phone call that was both highly unusual and deeply disturbing. Any parent would feel a chill hearing about the threat this old man posed to any child. - [Caller] I just received a phone call from my husband. He said that our 87-year-old neighbor just came over and asked him to delete a browser that he had on his laptop. And when my husband opened it, it was labeled "toddler v****a." And he's looking up child p*********y and now the man is in the driveway trying to burn the laptop. - [Operator] Do you think it was accidental that that information got up there? - No, I do not. - And that's why he's doing that. Okay. - And he's outside. He just stopped him from burning the laptop. Talked to my husband, he just took the gasoline away from him. - [Operator] We'll get them on the way as soon as we can. - [Officer] What's going on? - So, he came over Tuesday and he asked me to look at his laptop. I said, "Okay." I said, "What do you want me to do?" And he said, "I want you to delete some stuff." He had some stuff on there, "I don't want on there, but I want it removed." So I'm like, "Okay, I'll just," you know? He goes, "I want the whole program removed." And I said, "Okay." And then he said, "Well, I want to put it back on." And I'm like, "Well, what's the point of removing it?" You know what I mean? So I'm like, "Okay, whatever. I gotta go get my kids at school." So then the next morning, which was yesterday morning, he stopped me and said, "Hey, could you look at my laptop again?" How you doing? - Hey. - And I said, "Yeah, no problem, I'll look at it." So I went over there and he had it open. I looked at it and he goes, "I want you to remove it," the same story. So I'm like, "Okay." I saw his windows that were open. One said, "toddler v****a." I didn't click in it, but I saw the windows. There's like six windows. The next two were maybe Russian. - [Officer] But did you see any sort of child p*********y? - I saw the tab. I have two kids, they're young daughters, so I'm like, "What the is going on here?" - Yeah. - So I go, "What do you want me to do?" And he said, "Just delete it." I'm like, "Okay." He was standing there. I didn't know what to do at the time. I'm like, "What do I do?" So I would've opened it if he wasn't standing there to see what it was. - Yeah. - But it definitely said "toddler v*****a." And I'm like, "Oh." And I said, "I'm done." I just got mad. And I just said, "I'm going home." So I called his wife at work and told her about it. And she said, "Well, I'm gonna come home now." I said, "Okay." So I guess she called him. He came back over here and wanted me to delete it. The whole thing. - This is today? - Today, yeah. Then I said, "I'm done. I'm not anything with this." And I let him have it. I yelled at him a little bit, I'm not gonna lie. "I have kids, you want my kids to come over there and sit with you all the time." I said, "I don't do it, I'm not doing it." And then finally I said, "Just please go." So I called his wife, told her what happened. She was on her way home and I was out here with her on the phone. And he had a dolley with this on. And I said, "What are you doing?" And he goes, "I'm going to burn the laptop." So he had the laptop with the lighter out back. And I said, "No, you're not. And his wife started crying. She's like, "I'm trying to get there." So I said, "Please go sit down, please." So he sat down. I went back in my house and like I saw him walking along the side. So I ran out really fast. And I said, "What are you doing?" He said, "I'm going to burn it." And I said, "Why?" He goes, "I want to destroy it." And I'm like, "Okay." So I grabbed this and I ran over here, called my wife. My wife said, "We have to call the cops." - [Officer] Where's the laptop now? - It's over there. - Is it in one piece? - I don't know. His wife came home. I was listening in and she said, "We're gonna destroy it, I want to destroy it. It's gonna be destroyed, I'm not gonna take it, and we're gonna destroy it." So, I don't know. She said, "I'm gonna take it to work." I don't really know what's going on over there. I wish I never saw it. And I'm like, "He has a granddaughter that's 12." - The neighbors had already painted a profoundly unsettling picture of the elderly man, identified as William Stafford. It was now time for the police to address the situation. However, it soon became clear that he had an enabler by his side, his wife Beverly, who seemed determined to cover up her husband's misdeeds. - [Officer] I'm a deputy with the County Sheriff's Office. How are you guys doing today? - We're fine, so far. - [Officer] What's going on today? - He's got dementia. - Okay. - And he tried to take the gasoline and burn the computer. - Gotcha. - And it was so close to the house that Mike called me. And said he was gonna, he's sick. - [Officer] Gotcha. Are you on any medications at all? - No, he's going to the doctor tomorrow. - Okay. - It's a new doctor. - [Officer] Gotcha. So how did all this start today? - What? - How did this all start today? - I had a computer and I had a program on it that I didn't want. So I asked him to get rid of it. - Okay. - He saw something and I don't know how. - [Officer] Gotcha, what kind of program did you have on there? - Hmm? - What kind of program? - I don't know, it's another search engine. I don't know either. - [Officer] Okay. What does that search engine do? - What? - What is that? I'm not familiar with that. - I don't know what it is. It's not a good program, I don't think. - One of those search things. - [Officer] What does it do? - Hmm? - What does it do? Is it different- - It doesn't do anything. - From Google? - Brings up things that you might look at. - [Officer] Like what? - Anything. - Okay. Then what else happened? So you had that search thing on there. - I asked him to take all that off. - Okay. - He saw something and I didn't even know it was on there. - [Officer] Okay. - I don't think he saw anything either, because he didn't have it very long. - [Officer] Gotcha, what else happened? - Nothing. - Okay. - He has two children. - I gotcha. - They're never over here. I would never do anything to a child. - [Officer] Okay. I didn't mention anything about that. - Well, there's nothing there. What'd he say? - [Officer] He was saying you brought over the computer with gasoline and like a dolley. - And do you know what the gasoline was for? He told me what he saw. - [Officer] Well, I don't want you starting fires in a neighborhood. - Yeah, he was gonna- - That's a good point. - [Officer] Because usually you start a fire with gasoline, it's gonna explode. It's not like diesel. Gasoline's gonna ignite very fast and you're gonna get hurt. - I haven't ever started a fire, ever. - I came home from work. Mike called me and he was gonna- - [Officer] Okay, so how long has this been going on with the computer? Have you asked him to delete the browser before? - No. - No. - [Officer] This is the first time this has happened? - Yeah. - Okay. You guys happen to have your IDs with you by any chance, or driver's license? - I have mine. - [Officer] Can you grab his too? - Yeah. - Thank you. - [William] I am so sorry. - [Officer] Why are you sorry? I was asking why you're sorry. - Cop cars in my front yard, for one thing. - Gotcha. - I didn't do anything. - [Officer] What do you normally, like on a computer, is there anything that you look up or anything or? - Oh, everything. - Like what? Examples? - The weather. - Weather and stuff? All right, I have a few questions to ask you. So, he has dementia, you're saying? How long has he had dementia for? - He's had it- - Has he been on- - Stage two. - Okay. When was the last time he was on medication? - He's never been, because I have a hard time getting him over to the doctor. - When was he diagnosed? - He hasn't, that's what we're doing tomorrow. - [Officer] So how is it stage two if he hasn't been diagnosed? - Well, I've just watched him for a while and I talked to people and they've had parents like that. - Okay. I understand he may be older, but he's heard me just fine through my conversation with you. - Pardon? - He's heard me just fine when I was talking to him. - Okay. - Okay. All right, just give us a few minutes. We're still investigating everything that's going on, okay? This laptop, where is it located? - I got it. I'm gonna destroy it. I took it away, he doesn't need it. - [Officer] Okay, I'm just saying don't do anything with it yet. I do have to call my supervisor. Once I have answers and more clarification, I'll come talk to you guys, okay? All I ask is that you guys hang out for a little bit, okay? - Okay. - I'm a school teacher too. - [Officer] Were you? - He's retired. - [Officer] What was the reason why you were bringing out the gas tank? - I was gonna destroy the computer. - [Officer] You're gonna destroy the computer? - Yeah. - Okay. - I asked him to destroy it. He wouldn't do it. - [Officer] Okay. Is it your computer? - Hmm? - Is it yours? - Uh-huh. - How long have you had it? - Oh, a long time. It's just a little laptop. - [Officer] A long time. If you were to guess, how long have you had it? - Couple of years. - [Officer] Five, 10, two? - No, not that many. A couple, two. - Two, okay. - I don't know how old it is, I really don't. - Huh? - I don't know how old it is, it's old. - [Officer] Okay. Now, where's the laptop right now? - I have it. - You have it? Okay. - She won't let me have it. - No. - Okay. - I didn't do anything. - [Officer] Okay, no one's saying you did anything wrong. We're just, you know, we're here trying to make sure everything's okay. - The audacity of the woman to defend her husband is truly mind-baffling. However, the cops aren't about to let this situation slide either. No matter how defensive she becomes, it's evident that her husband is in serious trouble. - [Officer] I'm gonna be very straight up honest with you. So right now there's allegations being made that there may be potential child p**********y on that laptop, okay? Whether that's true or not, I don't know. That's a different pay grade that has to deal with that, okay? I do have enough right now to go for a search warrant and secure that laptop. But you can hand it over to us that way. - No. - And voluntarily give it to us, but if we do go for the search warrant, I have every right to secure this residence and that laptop until the search warrant is done. Which could be today. - So you wanna take it? - [Officer] We want to take the laptop, yes. And if there's nothing on it, you get it right back and that's it. - He said there was. - [Officer] So, it's- - When you say "secure the property," what exactly? - [Officer] Secure the property, so I can secure everybody in here from tampering or touching the evidence. - You mean everybody's gonna stay out here. - [Officer] Everyone has to stay out here until that search warrant's done. And then we take the laptop and we leave with the laptop legally. But if you wanna surrender the laptop to us with consent, we get the laptop now and we get out of here. - What happens if I surrender it to you and then you find things on it? What are you gonna do next? - [Officer] That's not up to me. - That's the different- - [Officer] That's completely up to our detectives. - He hasn't done anything. He's just looked at stuff. - I understand. - He's got dementia. - [Officer] I understand, that's all gonna go into account. But this is not something I can just go back on the road and ignore. You have to see my position. How old are you, sir? - 87. - I don't know if they're gonna even push, like, you know, an issue just due to his age. Just 'cause that can be physically taxing, that whole process, okay? But as of right now, those are your options. - Okay. - I can secure a search warrant and then take the laptop that way. Or if you want to just hand it over to us. We don't look at it. We submit it to evidence and then the detectives pick it up and that's it. Just don't touch it. We're just gonna grab our gloves. - Oh, right here. - [Officer] Don't touch it, ma'am. Just leave it. - I just picked it up and was gonna- - [Officer] You're okay. Like I said, it's nothing against you guys. I have a job to do. - My fingerprints are on it now. - [Officer] Again, it's more of what's there internally. If there is anything, like I said, if there's nothing on there- - I've been trying to break it. You can't break these things. - [Officer] It's just one of those things we have to do, okay? - [Officer] Just point to him where it is. We'll take it and then we're gonna submit it, okay? - Why do you have another browser? - Okay. - Okay. And that wasn't coming from a threatening manner or anything. I'm not gonna sit here and lie to you. - Do I get anything in writing that you took it or anything? - [Officer] I can give you a case card with all my information and everything. - Okay. - Is there any additional stuff you wanna let us know? - That's the only thing he has. - Okay. - I have my own computer but he never touches it. - [Officer] Okay. Again, that's the only thing I have enough right now for a search warrant for, based off talking to the neighbor and talking to you. Again, I'm not here to lie to you. I'm just here to tell you how it is, okay? We're not gonna touch that laptop, that goes straight to submitted. We don't even look at it. - Okay. - That goes straight to our detective that's assigned for these kind of cases. And then whether they want to do anything with it or if they have enough probable cause to pursue criminal charges, that's gonna be on them. With that being said, I'm gonna go to my car, I'm gonna get you case cards, a bunch of information. Just hang tight here for two more minutes and then I can let you guys go about your day, okay? - Okay. - Because you gave us the computer, this is just like a written form stating that we're allowed to have it, that's all. And then any passwords for the computer? He would- - I have no idea. - [Officer] You'll be contacted by a detective. - Okay. - I don't know when. It could be earlier, like later- - Okay. - This coming week. Any passwords? - No. - Okay, that's it. As far as anything criminal-wise, that's not my determination to make, okay? Everything classified right now, it's a suspicious incident. That's what we're gonna classify it as. Because we don't know. - He hasn't done anything on the computer. - [Officer] You'll probably be contacted. It really depends on their caseload. - Yeah. - It could be next week. It could be the week after. - Okay. - Like I said, if there's nothing on the computer of evidentiary value, they're just gonna give it back to you and that's it. Again, that's not my determination. I'm not gonna touch the computer. My job is to transport it from here to evidence and that's it. - Okay. - [Officer] I write a report on literally what happened here and that's it. - Okay. - It's up to the detective to, you know, whether they want to pursue anything or, you know, kind of investigate it further. But like I said, if they feel like there's nothing on the computer, we're gonna come back and drop it off to you and that's gonna be end of it, okay? - All right, thank you. - [Officer] If you guys need any questions answered or anything like that, don't hesitate to call. - Okay. - We'll try to clear things up as best as we can, okay? With that being said, we'll get out of your hair, okay? I appreciate everything. - Okay, thank you. - Yep. - Take care. - You too. - Okay. - [Officer] Do you swear and affirm that everything on the statement is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge? - Yes. - Okay. - Like I said, what do I do in this situation? I mean, what if he comes over and wants to talk about it? - [Officer] I would tell him to leave. If you don't want him over here- - I mean, it's not, like I said, there's never been an issue before. I mean, he's nice. - [Officer] I would advise just to have everybody separated right now for- - Yeah. - Everything that's going on. Especially with your children, we don't know the circumstances, okay? - [Father] Right, that's the thing. Like, he's five and he's like, "I wanna go say hi." And I'm like, "You can't." - [Officer] Yeah, just stay separated and look forward to a call from the detectives. - The officers did indeed discover questionable content on William's laptop, resulting in his arrest and subsequent charges. However, he managed to post a $7,500 bond the same day. Kudos to the brave neighbors, though, for blowing the whistle. If you found this case concerning, brace yourself because the next one is guaranteed to have your blood pressure rising over the roof. - I am not doing anything! I'm not doing anything! the police got a distressed call from a heartbroken man who claimed his drunk girlfriend was being violent. The officers quickly arrived on the scene. As they listened to the man's story, it quickly became clear that an arrest was necessary. However, when they tried talking to the girlfriend, things took a turn for the worse. - [Officer] Hey, how can we help you? - Where to start? So my girlfriend was here, her phone was like all off and stuff. - She is down the street now and her dad is down there with her, but he can't calm her down. So just so you guys know, she's parked down the street. - [Officer] Okay. - This is her dealer's house. And I came here because she said she was at work and it was just my first guess she was gonna be here. So I drove here, I saw her car, and then her dad said that I should call the police because I don't know if she's kidnapped or hurt or anything. - And they've been trying to get her help for a long time. - And then she came out and then that's when I got out and was like, "Hey, what's going on?" And I was still on the phone with the operator at this time that she was, like, hitting me. Took my glasses off my face and screaming bloody murder. He came out, he was banging on my window saying, "Get the out of the house." I'm like, "I'm in the road. I'm not trying to start anything." I don't know what I'm supposed to show you. "Just coming back to fight everyone and beat the out of the cops. Coming back to fight," this what she edited. "Can't believe you called the cops of all people. Hope you never get to street skate again without a pig in your way." - Hi, can I help you? - [Officer] Are you Sadie? - Yep. - Take your hands out of your pocket for me. Take your hands out of your pockets, put your hands behind your back. - Why are you arresting me? - Don't resist. - [Father] Sadie, Sadie- - [Officer] You're gonna make matters worse on yourself. - My daughter, why is he being arrested? - [Officer] I will explain everything here in a minute. - [Suspect] I didn't do anything. Look at the marks on me. - [Father] Sadie, don't. - [Officer] Sadie, do you have any weapons or anything on you I need to know about? - [Suspect] No! I'm not doing anything. What am I gonna do. - Sadie. - Stop. - [Suspect] What am I gonna do? - [Officer] now you're getting charged with interference. I told you- - It's not even me. - This is gonna cost- - For fighting with us. - [Father] Yes, you're gonna end up costing this a whole lot more. - [Officer] Now you're getting charged with interference with official acts. We're not playing this game. - [Suspect] Please define an "official act." - [Father] Hey, listen to me. - [Suspect] Let go of my right wrist. - [Officer] You're gonna cooperate with us here from here on out. - [Father] She's just a little kid, man. She's a skinny little girl. - [Officer] I understand that. But I'm not gonna take her trying to run away and swing at me and kicking me. You're kicking me again. You're getting an additional charge. - [Suspect] I can't even hurt you. I can't even hurt you. All I did was- - [Officer] We're just gonna put you in the car. - [Suspect] Stop tightening them! Stop tightening them on me! - [Officer] I'm not tightening the wrist. I'm holding your hands. - [Suspect] Stop! Just put me in the back! - Stop kicking! - Stop! - [Officer] You're getting assault on a PO now for kicking me. - [Suspect] I don't care, just put me in the car. - Stop. - Come on. Hey, leave that there, sir. - [Officer] Along with all of her cards. Have a seat. - She could probably leave it. - You'd think the drama was over, but you'd be wrong. The real chaos was only just starting. - I'm gonna lock the cuffs so they don't get any tighter. But you are fighting us. - Please! - Sadie, I'm gonna- - It hurts so bad, please. - Okay, Sadie. - Please, it hurts. - [Officer] Take a deep breath for a second. If you're willing to cooperate, Sadie. - No, you have me all worked up. - Sadie. - No, I don't wanna talk to anybody right now. Just keep the away from me. - [Officer] Sadie, I will check the handcuffs. - [Suspect] Take me wherever I have to go. I don't care. - [Officer] Sadie, I want to check the handcuffs so that they're not too tight, okay? But for me to do that, I need you to cooperate with me and not kick at me like you were doing before. - I have to do whatever you want. - [Officer] Okay, I want to check the handcuffs to make sure it's not too tight, but the only way that happens- - Do it. - Okay, turn and face towards that wall for me. - [Suspect] I am, so do it! I did what you asked. God, this is such horse. - [Officer] I can fit my finger- - What did I even do? - In between. - Do you see the marks? This is even worse. - Okay. - This is even worse. - [Officer] I will give you a chance to talk with me. - I'm not doing anything. - Okay. - I'm not doing anything! I'm not doing anything! - Are you done? - Sadie. - I just want them looser, Dad! - [Officer] I just checked the cuffs. It's within our policy. - I don't care. - There's nothing I can do about that, Sadie. When you get to the station, maybe they'll take them off, okay? - [Officer] Okay, Sadie, I wanna read you your Miranda rights before I ask you any questions, okay? - Yeah, you should have before you put the handcuffs on me. - [Officer] I don't need probable cause to do that. - If you knew how to be a cop, you would've done it before you put the cuffs on me! - [Officer] So this is your Miranda- - I went to school for this s**t. - Okay? - Yep. You have the right to remain silent. - [Officer] You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or present with you- - Your camera better be on, but I bet it's not. - Yep, it is. - You pig. - [Officer] If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of your rights that I've explained to you today? - No, I don't. So that means you have to uncuff me. - [Officer] No, that's not what that means. - Okay. - What don't you understand? And I will gladly explain it to you. - I don't understand why I'm in here. - [Officer] Okay, I will explain it- - Can I please just come out and talk to you like a normal human being? - [Officer] Nope, we're past that. Because you've kicked at me. You've proven that you can't be cooperative. We're past that. - Isn't it your job to know how to deal with that? I'm a 100 pound white. - Okay. - And you're gonna act- - [Officer] I'm not gonna take somebody kicking at me. - Are you kidding me? - [Officer] Okay, you're gonna refuse to answer any questioning, you're gonna go to jail. So she's gonna be arrested today for domestic assault, assaulting a PO, and interference, okay? That's where we're at today. I'm trying to talk with her, I'm trying to get her side of the whole situation. - I see it. - She's not willing to talk with me, so. - How am I even supposed to ride safely in a car with my hands behind my back? - [Officer] We can leave your car here if you want, otherwise your dad can take it and make sure it doesn't just get left on the road. - [Suspect] I don't care about anything. You guys haven't listened to a single word. Do you see the marks on me? - [Officer] Yes or no? Is your dad taking the car or not? - [Radio] 3-43 Adam. - [Suspect] I want my lawyer. - [Officer] Otherwise we might have to impound it. - Fifth Amendment. - Sadie. - I don't accept my Miranda Rights, and I'm pleading the Fifth Amendment. - Sadie, you tell them I can take your car. Tell them I can take your car or it's gonna be towed. - [Officer] We just need her to say "yes." - Sadie, I'm taking your car. Say, "yes." - [Suspect] Fine, just take my car, I don't care. - [Officer] She said it's okay that he takes it. All right, sir, do you have any questions for us? Okay. - No. Nothing surprises me anymore. I have kids. - [Officer] Yeah, me too. All right, you take care. - [Suspect] Can I just have my seatbelt on? I feel like I'm gonna die. Can I please have my seatbelt on? - [Officer] You want your seatbelt on? I'll gladly put your seatbelt on. - [Radio] Copy 361. - I wish I was double-jointed so bad right now. I can't even wear it properly if you have me in handcuffs. What if we crash, I'll literally die. Yeah, then you guys better not drive like idiots. You better not drive like idiots, which you probably will because you're too stupid to do anything right! - Stop. - Stop! - [Officer] I'm gonna put a hobble restraint on you and I'm gonna restrain your legs if you continue. - [Suspect] Fine, put me in a straight-jacket. - [Father] Sadie, you are causing so much s**t I am never gonna have enough money to be able to bail you out. Do you understand that? I don't have access to- - [Suspect] I just want my vape. - [Officer] Well, that can't happen. If you were gonna cooperate with us- - [Suspect] That's way too tight. - [Officer] I would gladly give you- - [Suspect] Oh my God, why do I get punished? - [Officer] Because of your actions, that's not gonna happen. - You've got to hand it to the officer for keeping his cool and staying kind. Dealing with people like this every day must be exhausting. But he remains a true professional through it all. - [Officer] Do you want me to come out and I can talk to you through the window? - Yes. - Okay, I can do that. Okay, so, Sadie all my partner was saying was that we believe you to be under the influence of alcohol. You're not being charged with it. We just have to have it documented, okay? So you're not being charged with it, okay? Your charges today, and the reason why you're going to jail, okay? Is for domestic a***e assault simple, okay? You're getting charged with domestic a***e assault simple. You're getting charged with interference with official acts, for pulling away from us and trying to get away from our custody. - I understand. - And then you're being charged with assault on persons in certain occupations for kicking me. Okay? Those are your three charges. That's all you're being charged with, okay? - [Suspect] What does that mean? - What do you want to know? - [Suspect] What are my consequences? - Well, so you're gonna be going to jail today, okay? - [Suspect] For how long? - So for the domestic, most of the time you'll see a judge in the morning and then they release you. - [Suspect] I stay the night? - You will have to stay the night. Females see the judge before males do, so you'll probably see a judge around eight o'clock in the morning. Okay? So, you're gonna be there less than 24 hours. - [Suspect] I can't do that. I need my medicine. - What medicine? What are you on medication for? Okay. And they have a nurse at county. - [Suspect] No. I can't do that. - Why can't you do that? - [Suspect] I've never been to jail before. - Okay, well, unfortunately that's gonna change today, okay? - [Suspect] I didn't do anything. I don't know what I did to him. - [Officer] Okay, well, this is why I was trying to talk with you, but instead of talking with me, you decided to try to assault me. And then you did assault me and you were being extremely uncooperative. And that's why we're in the position we're in today. (suspect crying) - [Suspect] I just wanna go home to my dad. I just wanna go back to my dad's house, please. - Well, we can't do that, okay? And let me explain something to you, okay? With the domestic situation, we don't have a choice, okay? Because you've been together for five years, lived together, are in a intimate relationship, we don't have a choice in the matter, okay? Domestic assaults are a mandatory arrest. We don't even have the choice ourselves. - [Suspect] Look at me. - Okay, what marks? - [Suspect] Look at my face, my chin. I can show you my hip. - Okay, what happened? - [Suspect] I can show you my knee. - Okay? - He's hurt me more than I've hurt him. - Okay, so talk me through it. We can put that into the case that this has happened. - [Suspect] You guys just believe who's called first. Can you fix my jacket for me? - [Officer] It's not that we believe. This is why I tried to talk with you and I read you your Miranda rights, okay? Because I have to read those to you before I can ask you your side of the story. That way you don't self-incriminate yourself, okay? But you didn't give me that chance. So now all I have is his side of the story to go off of. And that's why everything's gonna be documented as a simple, okay? Now if you want to tell me what that- - It doesn't matter. - There's been issues in the past and you're- - It doesn't matter now, anyways. - [Officer] You're indicating to me that he's been assaultive towards you in the past, and we can document that in the case and then detectives will follow-up. - No, they won't. - [Officer] Yeah, they will. - It doesn't matter though. Do whatever you have to do. Where's the paddy wagon? - [Officer] They're on their way here now, okay? Do you have any questions for me or any more questions? Can I have my vape? Please? - [Officer] How far away is the wagon? - All night! I'm going to go crazy in the morning. - [Officer] They're on the South Side, wait. They're on East 14th and the interstate. - East 14th? - Yeah. - [Officer] Okay, hang on a second, Sadie. If it'll get her to calm down, I will. All right, Sadie. Sadie, listen to me. Okay, I'm going to give you one chance, okay? You're calming down a little bit and you're at least talking with me. Okay, listen to me. I'm gonna open the door, you're gonna step out, because you're not gonna do this inside my car. - Yes. - You're gonna step right out here at the back of my car. If you do anything, you're done. - I promise. - You understand? - I promise, I promise. The back of the car? - Just right here. - Okay. - [Officer] That's fine right there. - [Suspect] Well, I can't really- - [Officer] I will hold it for you. - [Officer] Right leg, right ankle? - Right shin. - Right shin. - [Officer] Painful? - [Officer] When it happened, not now. - I'm sorry. - I appreciate that. But, unfortunately, we're past that point, okay? I gave you a chance and then you continued to kick at me. The first time I was gonna let go of, but you continued to kick at me and that's a problem. Hey, Loftus. - I know. - Okay. I had to say it multiple times. I'd say two to three. - [Radio] Yeah, he's just pacing back and forth, throwing his hands up. He's still got the knife in hand. - [Suspect] Criminal justice class now, it's called the paddy wagon. (laughs) You get picked up by the paddy wagon. - [Officer] Where's he at? Go! Get in the car, please. Get in the car. - Despite all her tantrums, she was ultimately transported to the Polk County jail. - [Officer] All right, we just need you to work with us, okay? - I will. Wait, you're putting two on me at the same time? - [Officer] I'm just gonna put these on- - [Officer] So we can take one off. - Yeah. - It's just those are my cuffs and then those are his cuffs. - Why don't you have pink ones? - [Officer] Well, they're designated for the wagon. - Oh, why? To make guys feel like. - [Officer] We got three shifts. Our shift is pink. Night shift, I think, is yellow, and day shift is blue. ♪ I'm a Barbie girl in a Barbie world ♪ - Whatever, at least the pink ones make me, oh, whoa! That's real tight. - [Officer] There you go, is that better? - Yeah. - Hold on. Let me get it so they don't tighten up on you. Do you want them like that or like that? - Like this is fine. - Like that? - This is fine. Just don't tighten them anymore, please. - [Officer] I have to get them tight, so you can't slip them off. - I won't, yeah I got you. Are they gonna make me wear something different? That other people wore? - [Officer] Sit down and grab that gray strap behind you, so you don't get tossed around, all right? - [Radio] White male with blue and yellow shorts. - Daddy's little girl received multiple charges, among them were interference with official acts and assault on a peace officer. - Well, it's crystal clear that the father was part of the problem here, referring to his fully-grown daughter as a little girl while she's resisting arrest and screaming at the top of her lungs. Talk about parenting fail. Some people really could use a crash-course in reality. But when I say the next guy had aced the course in being a complete lunatic, it's an understatement. - I am Mighty. You are talking to me. - [Officer] Okay, will you help me out here? Will you tell me what your date of birth is? - We don't have birthdates. - [Officer] You don't have birthdates? Okay. an officer was dispatched to a Walmart because a man stubbornly refused to leave. His peculiar behavior and growling suggested he wasn't quite in his right mind. Apparently he was possessed. But little did he realize that when it comes to exorcizing, the police are the best in the business, Whether it's exorcizing a demon out of a human or a human out of a Walmart. - [Officer] What's up man? - Hey, what's up? - How you doing? Hey, check this out, look at me real quick. - Yeah, looking at you. - [Officer] Anything that you're willing to buy they don't want you to buy. So I need you to come to the front with me. I'm gonna explain that when I get to the front, all right? Just come with me right now. I'm 10-4. I was trying to tell 6-77 we in the electronics section, but I think the gentleman is gonna walk with me to the front of the store. - She will pay for them. - [Officer] No, they're not gonna let you buy them. - Why is that? - [Officer] They don't want you to buy. - I'll just skin them, like I'm supposed to get them by right. - [Officer] Put 'em down. You can't buy 'em. - You all right? - They're not gonna let you buy. - I'm taking it. - [Officer] Listen, this is where if you don't listen to me, you go to jail. So put them down. - I'm taking it. - [Officer] Listen. - Hey, don't touch me. Don't touch me. You don't have any- - [Officer] Step it up, 10-18. I got him on the floor. We just gonna lay right here real quick. - Hey, listen. - Who is he? Is he an officer? - Yep. Hey, listen. - Get your hands off me. - [Officer] We gonna lay right here. - [Suspect] Get your hands off me. - [Officer] I told you . I said you gotta listen to me. You wanna roll over? - Can you get up? - Roll over. - I'm not rolling over. - All right, we gonna stay right here. That's why you gotta listen to the police when they tell you- - I'm not listening. - Stop moving. Stop moving. Just lay there. Right now I'm just laying on him in the electronics section. What's your name? It could have been an easier Thursday. - [Suspect] There will be no easy Thursday. - [Officer] Why you wanna make it hard? - [Suspect] It won't be easy for you. - [Officer] Stop, stop, stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! You can roll over. I'm not trying to choke you, but if you gonna act like that, I'm gonna do whatever I need to do. Stop! - [Cashier] Baby, just relax, please. - [Officer] Listen, it ain't gotta be this way. - [Cashier] Yeah, just calm down for me. It's okay - Because I don't wanna have to TASE you. - It's okay. - Yeah, y'all just get here as fast as you can. - [Cashier] Open your hands and relax. - Relax. - You okay? - [Officer] Why you have to do all this? - [Cashier] It ain't worth you spending your time. - [Officer] Relax and stop tensing. Stop tensing! Because right now you're already going to jail for resisting arrest. On top of trespassing. - Trespassing. - [Officer] You been diagnosed with anything? - You'll dance with death soon. - [Officer] Just be ready just in case, all right. It's just easy for me to hold him right here. Stop! - Relax, baby. - Stop! Stop! Hey, stop grabbing. - Are you not grabbing me? Are you not grabbing me? Stupid called my name. Stupid called their name. - [Officer] Gonna roll him over. - Say their name. Say my name. Say my name. Say my name. Say my name. Say my name. - [Officer] Hey, if you don't give up, you're gonna be TASED. - [Officer] You gonna get TASED. (TASER clicking) - [Suspect] Say my name. Say my name. Say my name. Say my name. Say my name. - [Officer] Let me hold traffic still though. - [Officer] Is this the guy from the other day? - Huh? - Is this the same guy we fought with up front the other day? - [Officer] I don't think so. I'm not familiar with him. - Say my name. Say my name. - [Officer] Take some deep breaths, okay? - [Suspect] Say my name. - [Officer] I don't know your name. You tell me. Take some deep breaths. You're fine, man. - [Officer] See if we can get him to his feet. - [Officer] Come on, stand up. - Come on. - Let's wait until we get him out to the car. Let's go this way. - Don't do that. - Say my name. - [Officer] You gotta tell me your name in order for me to say it. We're walking him to the front. We just wanna make sure we get my side. - [Officer] Give it a second. - Brother, you have to walk. - Tell him my name. - I don't know your name, dude. You have to walk. - [Officer] When we had DT, just last week, right? - Yeah. - I used it. - Did you? - Laid on him. - [Suspect] You wanna see what I'll lay on you. - Imagine a possessed person waking up and going straight to Walmart. Now that's a demon with their priorities straight. Unfortunately, his shopping spree would end in some sweet time in jail. - [Officer] Do what you need to do. - You're powerful, Woodson You're very powerful. - [Officer] Okay. All right. - We ready? - Yeah. - [Officer] Hold on, let me make sure this is clear. Okay, looks good. - In the front. - Is it? - No. - I think it is. - Huh? - It's the same dude. - [Officer] I was on the way, but I never made it to that. - I was on his left leg. - Whose handcuffs are on there? - Mine. - Okay. - We're not swapping out. - You good? Well, I can do it above, but- - No, no, don't worry about it. - [Officer] Okay, come on. What you got, man? Before we get him in. - [Officer] Hey, man, you're not gonna give us an issue getting in this car, right? - Just say my name. - I don't know your name. I don't know your name. - [Officer] Go and put him in the car. - Yeah. - Come on, buddy. Get in the car. Come on. Go, step in, step in. Watch your head. Put your butt in first, slide back in. Move that leg up. All right, come towards me with your torso. Turn your head that way. - They said he's a been a problem up here before. - [Officer] So I get in there, he back there. He wants to continue to buy what he wants to buy, okay? We're like, "No, they don't want you to buy here." - Okay. - They want you to leave. So he says "no." So he grabs it again, so that's when I grabbed his hand. He did something, I gotta look back at the camera. - Yeah. - He made some kind of resistive movement and told me basically, "No, I'm not listening to you." So he tensed up and I grabbed him, took him to the floor. - Okay. - [Officer] I laid on him. - Those are his. - Appreciate it. No, ID, no nothing? - Huh? - No, ID, no nothing? - [Officer] What was he trying to buy with? I mean, did he have a debit card in there? - [Officer] Some kind of heating device or something? - What? - Some kind of heating device. I don't know what it was. - [Officer] I mean, what would he use to purchase it with? - Oh, he don't have anything. - Okay, all right. - [Officer] Right, he was gonna steal it. - No money, no- - He was gonna steal it. - All right. - I think he was gonna steal it, but when I showed up, he acted like he was gonna buy it. And they said, you know, "You haven't bought it yet." - Yeah. - Something like that. - Okay. - What's your name, man? - [Suspect] You have to say my name. - Hey, boss, man, what's your name? - You have to say my name. - What's your name? - You have to say my name. - Okay. Well, I can't guess every name in the book. So here's how it's gonna go, my man. - Say my name. - Okay, hold on. Listen to me. You're under arrest right now, you understand that? Okay? So you're gonna go down to the jail. Now, here's the issue. If you don't tell us who you are, that jail is not gonna release you, okay? So you are gonna have to sit behind a bar in a cell until you tell us who you are. So why don't you to tell us your name now? And we can work all this out, all right? Okay? So what's your name, boss? - Me? - Yeah. My name's Jared, what's your name? - Mighty! - Marty? - Mighty! - What's your last name? - Mighty Moore. - Oh yeah? - Yeah. - Okay. What's your date of birth, bud? - Mighty! - [Officer] You seem mighty, I see that. What's your date of birth? - You're gonna have to ask him when he comes. - Okay, well, I wanna talk to you. - I'm Mighty. - I get that, but I'm not asking that right now. I'm asking you when were you born? - Don't worry about that. - [Officer] I do, I am worried. Can you help me out here? - Call him, he will come and ask you. - [Officer] I don't know who to call. - Ask the officers. - I don't know that guy. I wanna talk to you, man. - I am Mighty. You are talking to me. - [Officer] Okay. Will you help me out here? Will you tell me what your date of birth is? - We don't have birthdates. - [Officer] You don't have birthdates? Okay. Where do you stay at? Where do you live? (suspect speaking indistinctly) (suspect shouting) Okay. - [Officer] Stanley, when you get out this car, your job is to walk from here to that door. - Relax, you're talking to Stanley, relax. - [Officer] Just in case you turn into Mighty Moore, I still gotta tell you. You feel me? So listen, if for whatever reason you turn into Mighty Moore, you decide to resist me, it's gonna be a fight between me and you and out here. Then what's gonna happen is the deputy's are gonna come out here, the boys in green, and they going pile on. - They white? - I don't know. I ain't been in there today. It don't matter. Either way, they gonna come to my aid, all right? We're not gonna do that. Listen, if you got anything in your possession that shouldn't go in that jail, like d***s, anything else, it'll be an extra charge, all right? What in the world. Well, you shouldn't do things that cause the police drop you to the floor. - Oh, you dropped me? - Oh, you tripping. Come on, man. - Why you drop me? - [Officer] Because. Don't fall. Don't feel bad for me, man. I mean, you know, things happen. I chose to be a police officer, you know? How old are you Stanley, huh? Come on, to this door we go. How old are you? - [Suspect] I'm 33. - [Officer] Three years younger than me. Choices, Stanley. If you need mental health counseling, some kind of therapy, you need to go get it, man. Because you don't need to be running around here, wrestling the police at Walmart. - Turns out this so-called demon was actually named Stanley. He ended up being charged with resisting arrest with violence and criminal trespass. Dealing with this demon was a breeze. But what happens when the cops come face to face with a member of Hell's Angels? - [Suspect] You're dead too. On my soul you're f*****g dead. a Key West Florida police officer was on his usual patrol when he stumbled upon a man attempting to steal medicine from a local Walgreens. But when the officer confronted him, the thief decided that running away was his best course of action. - [Officer] What's wrong with you? - My stomach hurts. - [Officer] What did he do? - He's stealing stuff. - I just got to piss so bad. - Oh, you mean this? - I just gotta piss. - Where? - In the bottom. - [Officer] I'm out with a 32 suspect on Walgreens. - F**k that! F**k you! - Don't f*****g move! - I give up. - [Officer] This is 180, I'm at the corner of Southern and Duvalle. - [Suspect] I give up. I'm a Hell's Angel. Are you f*****g with me? - [Officer] No, I'm not. Why did you run? - [Suspect] Because I had to piss. And you were assaulting me. - [Bystander] Hey, officer. - [Officer] Ah, there it is, thank you. - That yours? - I got a case on him already. - For what? - That yours? - Dude, I don't know you. - A felony case. - I don't know you. I don't know you. - [Officer] Where'd it fall off? - Right on the corner. It was right behind you. - All right, thanks. - So you probably got most of it. - I just wanted to get it off the sidewalk. - Thanks. - Thank you. Sir, can I get you to sign a witness thing too? - [Bystander] Yeah, absolutely. - What's the witness thing? - [Officer] I just gotta have more units to come, sorry. - On my soul you're gonna die for this. I'm a Hell's Angel. - [Officer] I'm gonna need rescue to clean him up. - Don't mess with him, don't. - On my soul you're gonna die for this. - [Officer] Signal 14, he ran from me, from Walgreens. I got him at the corner of Southern and Duvalle. - Dude, you're gonna f*****g die. - [Radio] I'm assuming he's got some bumps and bruises? - Are you threatening us? - No, I'm not. - He actually had some prior to it, but he was already bleeding. Signal 14, also, when my body camera came flying off too, passer-by picked it up for me. - [Radio] 10-4. - All I did was- - [Officer] What about the stealing from the store? - Well, because look at my face. I'm in burning pain and the guy refused to serve me medicine. And I needed it so bad, dude. I said, "Hey, sir, my face is burning really bad. I need this medicine. Please let me buy it." And he said, "no." And that's why. He stole from the store then he ran from me. - I'm so sorry, dude. - Ooh. - My face is burning. I crashed into my face, dude. - Okay. - And the people refused to serve me. - [Officer] How did you crash into your face? - I got money in my right pocket. - [Officer] Why would you steal then? - Huh? Because I asked to heal my face for money. I said, "Hey, can I please buy this medicine?" And they said "no," because you have to wait. And I said, "My face is burning, sir." - Could you get a statement from him, please. - [Officer] Sure. - Brother. - I'm not your brother. - I understand that. Have you seen my face? - [Officer] Yeah. - It burns so bad. I asked to buy medicine and they wouldn't provide it for me. I promise you, that's all it was. - [Officer] You stole it and you ran out of the store. - Because they wouldn't provide it for me. - [Officer] They're not there to provide you with free merchandise. - No, no, no, I was willing to pay. - This is not- - No, no, no. Look deeper. - Then why didn't you pay for it? - Look deeper in my pocket, there's money. - [Officer] I will later. - No, no, right here. - [Officer] But why didn't you pay for it? - I'll show you. Right here in the Ziploc pocket. - [Officer] Then why did you run from me? - Huh? Because I thought, obviously I'm in trouble, dude. But I have money to pay. I asked to pay for it, dude. I did, I really did. I asked to pay for it. - [Officer] Listen, here's the deal. You're going to jail for theft, and you're going to jail for resisting without, all right? So just be quiet. - Yes, sir. Please don't torture me bad. - What? - Please don't torture me too bad. - I don't torture people. - I understand you don't- - Don't look at me. I don't want you to look at me. - What? - I don't want you to look at me. You're still going to jail no matter what. - I want to be refused from the jail. - [Officer] You're going to the jail anyway. - [Officer] They're gonna still take you. - Okay, well, then you're gonna get sued. Because I asked to buy medicine for my f*****g face. And I have money in my pocket. - Sit down. - I'm mentally insane. You're not gonna clean up my face, dude. - [Officer] Well, I'm not gonna get in a fight with this dude. - I'm not a bad guy, dude. - Yes you are. Don't say that. You are a bad guy. - Really? - Yes. - A guy that has his face smushed in? Like asked to give money to the consumer? And like, "Hey, this is emergency. I need to give you money for this medicine, but you won't give it to me because this guy's taking 30 minutes. But my face is on fire." You're telling me that's wrong? Dude, I don't want to kill you, bro. Hell's Angel! Hell's Angel! Hey, bro, Hell's Angel, this guy's f*****g arresting me for trying to buy medicine. - [Officer] I don't think he cares. - I'm a Hell's Angel. You speak to me and act like this. - You're not a- - You expect me to cry. You want my tears and immortality? You want to take them in willingly? - When the wailing and begging didn't do the trick, this man decided to throw a fit and unveil his dark side. - They are arresting a Hell's Angel. - He says hello. - In the name of God. This is wrong. Stand up for your country. They are arresting a Hell's Angel. - [Officer] He says hello. - You're dead too. On my soul you're f*****g dead. - [Officer] You gonna threaten me, 'cause then will add that as a charge. So watch your mouth. Watch it. - [Suspect] Videotape it, they are arresting a Hell's Angel. They are arresting a Hell's Angel. - [Officer] You still here? - They are arresting a Hell's Angel for trying to buy medicine. - Pointed to this guy, he just stole something. We dealt with him before. I come over here to detain him, he runs off. I tackle him over there. - I said they are trying to- - His face was like that before I got to him. - [Officer] Okay, so you didn't do any of the injuries? You did take him down. - My boss, right there. - [Officer] So those injuries are not- - No. - I'm sorry, what? - Tell my boss. - This guy's trying to arrest a Hell's Angel for trying to buy medicine. - [Officer] How come you're bleeding everywhere? - I have to get cleaned up. I gotta get cleaned up. - [Officer] All right, but is it yours? Are you injured? - I just gotta scratch. I just needed some gauze to wipe it off. - All right - But rescue came. He said he didn't want them to touch him. So rescue took off. - [Officer] They're not gonna take him out the jail, have rescue come back and take him out to the jail. - And I'm a nice guy, dude. - I'm telling you, rescue came, they won't- - [Officer] All right. - They said, he said he refused to have them touch him and they left. - [Officer] All right, listen, Just so that we understand this in the future, okay? This isn't a regular person. He's in custody and you guys have control of him. So if you tell them I want this person taken care of, then they do. And then if you want him taken to the hospital, then they do. It's not up to him. It's up to you. - No, it ain't up to him or me. You're not treating. - Okay, just so you know. - On me you're not touching my blood. - All right? - You're not touching my blood! You're not touching my blood! They're trying to take a Hell's Angel's blood! They're trying to take a Hell's Angel's blood! They're trying to take a Hell's Angel's blood! - Also, my camera went flying. - So videotape it. They're trying to take a Hell's Angel's blood! They're trying to visually take a Hell's Angel's blood! Dude, ask your wife to pull over. Dude, they're trying to take my blood! They're trying to take my blood, dude, I'm a Hell's Angel. You're trying to take my blood! They're trying to take my blood of a Hell's Angel. Jason Tyler Kopos J-A-S-O-N-T-Y-L-E-R-K-O-P-O-S. They're trying to take my blood! - [Officer] Hey, Ken. Who's in charge of rescue? - I'm gonna kill everybody? Nuke 'em to death. I don't give a f**k! - Who? - They're trying to take my blood, dude. Get the hell out. - I can't hear you. I'm sorry. - On me videotaping. - [Officer] No, who's in charge of rescue? Rescue, who's the supervisor for rescue? - I know you are. I know you are, but you're trying to take my blood away from me. - [Officer] All right, can you transfer me to him or can you have him call me? - What'd you say to me? - Take a deep breath. - [Officer] Okay, thank you. - [Officer] Stop. - B***h, what you say to me? To a Hell's Angel. What you say to me? - [Officer] Take a deep breath. Stop. - What'd you- - Stop! - B***h, what you say to me? - [Officer] Scott, do you have a hobble? - Because you assaulted me. - [Officer] No one assaulted you. - Yeah, it's on camera, dude. - I know. It is. - No, let me see his name. - [Officer] You'll get it. Stop moving your feet. - [Officer] Stay still. - What's his name? - [Officer] Stutz, S-T-U-T-Z. - S-T-U-T-Z. Hey, guys, they got a Hell's Angel in cuffs bent the f**k over, dude. Because they tried to take my blood. - [Officer] Good position for me- - Because they tried to take my blood! Because they tried to take my blood! - Put pressure on- - Because they tried to take my blood! You're not touching me, dude. Get the f**k off me! You don't have permission. - Calm down. - No, you're not touching me. No, you're not touching me. On my soul. No, you're not! You're not touching me. - [Officer] He was when we were talking to him a few minutes ago. - No! On my soul I'm gonna sue the f**k out of you. I'm gonna sue. I'm gonna sue you. I'm gonna sue you. I'm gonna sue the f**k outta you. No, you're not gonna touch me. I'm gonna sue the f**k outta you. I'm gonna sue the f**k outta you. - [Officer] Calm down, calm down. - Then don't let them touch me. No, you are not gonna touch me. No, you're not gonna touch me. No, you're not gonna touch me. No, you're not gonna touch me. No, you're not gonna touch me. No, you're not gonna touch me. No, I'm mentally insane, dude. I will bash my head open and kill both of you before the f**k I let you touch me. You're not gonna take my blood and send it off to the lab. Hell's Angel! Hell's Angel! - Calm down. - Hell's Angel! Hell's angel! Hell's Angel! Hell's Angel! - Hey, buddy. - Hell's Angel! - Buddy. - Hell's Angel! - Hey. - Hell's Angel! No, you are not touching me. Hell's Angel! Hell's Angel! Hell's Angel! You gonna take my shoe? You gonna take my f*****g shoe? - [Officer] Just gonna take my car, meet me out there, okay? - [Officer] Dude, this guy's about to fall. I need it right now. - They're fired. They're fired! - So help us. - They're fired! - [Officer] Where do they hire these people? - Lay down. - Lay down. - They're fired, dude. - What's your guys' number? - Who's going with him? - I'm going with him. Just you guys taking my car. - [Officer] All right, no problem. - Well, this so-called Hell's Angel was obviously sticking to a tight budget when he ordered his bike. Still, he managed to peddle himself straight to jail. While the exact charges remain a mystery, let's hope he learns to keep his hands to himself and his mouth shut. - These cases are just the beginning of the unbelievable things that law enforcement see every day. If you'd like to see more, check out our other videos here. Also, be sure to like our video and subscribe to our channel for more bodycam footage and educational insights from Detective Dale. And as always, stay safe out there. (scene whooshing)