I want a lawsuit. I want a lawsuit. ID. I want a lawsuit. I want a lawsuit. I need your ID. You're not going to get it. You're not going to get it. You're not going to get it. You're not going to get it. So you can off. >> Count allow. >> Two. Three. Four. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Quiet. Hold on. >> Put your hands behind. >> WAIT A SECOND. MY ARM. OH MY GOD. Every day, the cops encounter people who think they know the law better than the officers enforcing it. Armed with halftruths, internet conspiracies, and a bad attitude, these self-proclaimed experts love to argue instead of cooperating. But it often leads to a humiliating arrest when a male Karen thinks he's some kind of legal expert. >> Let me ask you this. If I have the right to self-govern and I'm free, how am I required to do anything? >> That's a conversation that you're going to have with the judge, >> not me. >> Well, I won't have it with the judge here because I'll actually move it up the federal court because I don't play with mun municipality. >> On September 3rd, 2025 in Union Gap, Washington, an officer pulled over a motorcyclist for passing a vehicle on the shoulder of the road. But it wasn't just any motorcyclist. The suspect was a sovereign citizen, which meant chaos was sure to ensue. >> How you doing, >> Officer Center Police Department? >> Nice to meet you. >> Well, uh, the reason I stopped you is you were passing on the shoulder. >> Okay. >> That's not legal. >> It's not legal. >> Nope. Can I get your license, registration, and insurance, please? >> I'll give you my name and information. >> That's all you have with me right now. >> You do not do you not have license? >> No, I don't have a license whatsoever. I don't use the roads in a partial capacity. Here in Yakima, uh, and in Washington, the attorney general, I'm an attorney, by the way, >> here in Washington, the attorney general has already dictated the aspect that all, uh, road usage Well, it depends on if you have a contract or not, whether you're using it commercially or not. >> Are we doing the sovereign thing? >> No, I'm not a sovereign. I'm What's your name? >> My name is >> Just because you identify as an attorney doesn't mean you are one. If the suspect were truly an attorney, he would know that you need a license and insurance to operate a motorized vehicle on the roadways. >> First off, here in Yakma, specifically, both road and street is defined as open as a matter of right for public vehicle to travel. So, the legislature has narrowly tailored the legislature not to violate any constitutional rights due to the aspect that it is all about the consent of the government. Meaning that if I'm using the roads in a commercial capacity whatsoever, then of course, right, there's an issue. But I have no contract with the state. I do not have no dramatization with the state. I have not given up my consent to the right to a local ocean travel. >> Okay. >> He definitely sounded like a sovereign citizen. All right. It was a breath of fresh air to watch the officer completely ignore what he was saying and ask him the basics in between breaths. >> Sit tight for me. What's up? >> I just want to say um as far as everything is concerned like >> are you going to issue the ticket so I can be on my way? Okay. And are you going to give any discretion or you just going to give a warning for your boy or how you going to do this? >> Oh, no. You're going to get a you're going to get a summon for court? >> Oh, you want to give me a ticket? Yeah. >> Instead of just a warning? >> No, I'm not going to give you a warning because you just got a ticket in July. >> In July? >> Yeah. Yeah. So that's not from you though. >> No, it's not from me. >> Okay. That's what I was saying. >> So why would I give you a warning if you've already been cited for the same stuff that you're trying to pull right now? >> Well, because I'm not guilty. That's why. >> I mean, [laughter] you're you're driving >> guilty, papa. >> You're driving a motor vehicle without a license instead of Washington. >> Yes. And I've won every time IN COURT. THAT'S WHAT I TELL YOU. >> ALL RIGHT. SO, GO wait over there. >> Go wait over there. >> Okay. >> While the officer was busy creating a ticket for the suspect, a backup officer arrived on the scene. And as you would expect, the suspect didn't waste any time showing off his knowledge of the sovereign citizen madeup laws. >> What's up? So, I got uh Yakima County, Washington, subsection 8.06.010 definitions. For the purposes of this chapter, the following words and or phrases shall have, excuse me, shall have the indicated meanings. One, county road, excuse me. Uh, it means every way, lane, road, street, boulevard, in every way or place or part thereof in the county of Yako, open as a matter of right for public vehicular traffic. >> Sir, just for right now, >> why you keep interrupting me? I'm talking to you. He said it's okay. >> I'm trying to talk to you. >> Let him finish his citation. Just let him finish his citation. >> Okay. But what I'm trying to say is do not interrupt me. I have not committed a crime and I am not suspected of a crime. You don't run me. Okay? You don't You're not over me. I I am I am a good person. You don't get to I don't know. >> Okay. So, don't try and sit here and tell me what to do. I can do whatever I want to do. >> The officer told the man that seeing as much as he was in a hurry to get going, he should let her partner do his job and finish his citation. However, the suspect was more concerned with turning everything into a legal debate. >> I'm just letting rules. Y'all don't get >> You don't have to tell him his rules. He knows the rules. >> He don't. If if that was the case, why do I have three federal cases? If that was the case, why do I got a summary judgement for $1.2 million right now that's about to get paid out? Because cops don't know the rules. You get taught in the academy some, but you don't get taught what the Supreme Court says. And then you're held liable, and he's what held liable. And the person that's sitting there is a visitor that's learning what he only he knows is liable. Because y'all don't know how this works. And I'm trying to teach you. I have a huge YouTube channel. You want to write down my stuff? You can get involved. >> You don't want to. Okay, you're going to be host on YouTube, just so you know. That's fine. >> All right. >> He was right that someone would definitely look like a fool on YouTube, but it wouldn't be the officers. Still, he felt the need to inform them that they were making a big mistake, claiming that he'd already gotten three police officers fired over similar circumstances. >> Do you see a Did you see a driver's license? >> I saw suspended. Wait, wait, wait. I don't have no driver's license. I've never applied, so there's no suspension. You better look again because Cameron's never applied and I don't have a picture. So, you better write the ticket, right? Cuz I don't have no license. They suspended the right to apply. You never apply. Never. >> So, what's that say right here? >> Do you show me? Do I have a picture? >> In the state of Washington? No. >> Okay. That means I've never applied. >> Okay. >> If there's no picture, then I've never applied for a license. So, I can't have a suspended license. What happened is the state of Washington through their DMV, which is under the AAMVA, which is a private member association, has put in their system a clarifying number to try and identify me and then state that my right to apply for a driver's license would be suspended. >> Even better. >> Well, I've never applied. That's better. >> It is. >> How is it better? >> Cuz you're no valid operator's license without ID. >> What do you mean ID? I don't need I did ID. I gave him my ID >> without physical identification. You don't have that? >> Yes, you do. In the state of Washington, you do. Go ahead and look up the RCW. the RCW. >> Yep. >> Living life as a sovereign citizen just makes things so unnecessarily complicated. If he just had a license, he wouldn't have to deal with any of these roadside debates. It really makes you wonder if people like him just have a penchant for arguing. >> Let me ask you this. If I have the right to self-govern and I'm free, how am I required to do anything? >> That's a conversation that you're going to have with the judge, >> not me. Well, I won't have it with the judge here because I'll actually move it up the federal court because I don't play with mun municipalities. >> Where's the judge here? >> Like I said, no, just right now. Are you recording? >> Always. >> So, the judge here >> can't be recording. He's on his computer right now. >> I can record anything I can see. You can't tell me that. >> That's information you cannot be seeing. >> Then he needs to hide it. That's not my fault. >> What are you talking about? I have the right to record. That's the first amendment right. You know that, right? >> I understand. >> Okay. I can write whatever I see. I can record whatever I see. That's fine. >> I know it's fine. >> He's writing your citation. Why don't you wait to talk to him once he's done? >> The suspect was bursting with confidence. In his mind, he was 100% right. No ifs, ands, or buts. Maybe that's why it was so satisfying to watch the officers brush him off and hand him a ticket. >> All right, man. >> Yeah. >> So, check this out. You're going to get a you're going to get a court date in the mail for operating motor vehicle without a >> show up. >> That's fine. Then there will be a warrant issued for your arrest. another won't because I'm going to send in a notice of appeal on the constitutional violations that have advised you of my rights that I'm using these roads open as a matter of right behavior with travel. Then I'm going to put in a notice in demand to remove it to a federal court and change a venue because you're not honoring my rights. There was nobody that was harmed. You have no complaint. You have no verified victim whatsoever. There's no statement of a public complaining. So right now it's you. >> So this is all [music] the conversation that you're going to have with the >> I'm telling you because the body camera you can tell the body camera all you want. I'm telling you, yeah, >> that you're going to get a court date, >> for no valid operator's license, >> without ID, >> right? >> Because you told me you don't have one. >> I don't. >> Additionally, I got you for improper passing on the right. >> Okay. And no insurance. >> Great. I have a shy bond. >> What's that? >> I have a shy bond. >> Oh, okay. 30,000. >> The suspect was about to hop on his bike and take off, but he was forgetting one thing. If he drove off without a license and a valid ID, especially in front of the police officers, he would be going straight to jail. >> You good? You good? You good? >> I'm just waiting for you to travel away. >> Why? You going to pull me over again? >> Yeah. >> That's harassment. >> No, that's another criminal offense. >> Okay. What is a crime? >> What is a crime? >> Yeah. Traffic infractions are not crimes, right? >> Actually, driving without a >> People versus Hey, >> can you just listen for a second? No, because you presume >> driving. I'm not I'm not presuming anything. >> You're presuming I'm driving. >> But you don't know the definition of driving. >> You're driving. You're You're literally It is written operating a motor vehicle. That vehicle >> that is not a motor vehicle. >> Is that a vehicle with a motor? >> Do you want me to get a supervisor over here? >> I don't I don't need you to tell me I am because I win in federal court. I win in municipal courts. I don't need you to presume and act like somebody else telling me is going to invalidate WHAT PEOPLE WAY ABOVE YOUR PAY GRADE SAYS. OKAY. >> SO, like that's WHAT I'M NOT UNDERSTANDING. YOU'RE exactly telling me that if I drive on >> because I I stopped you for a criminal offense that you committed in the city of Union. >> You keep saying criminal. >> Yeah. That's what driving operating a motor vehicle would infraction >> without ID is a crime. It is a misdemeanor. >> The definition of crime is bringing harm to another. That shows the ignorance that you have in relation to our state statutes and our freedom here in America. >> Give me one second. You can take off. You're good. >> I'm going to get an Uber cuz you're just harassing for it. >> Yeah, get an Uber. I will. >> The suspect's court date was set for November 10th, 2025. Maybe this encounter will cause him to grow up and consider living in reality like the rest of us, but somehow we doubt it. On January 4th, 2025 in Key West, Florida, police officers were dispatched to a homeless shelter following reports that a registered sex offender had failed to update his address. >> No. >> Oh, that's that's just a little brag. >> Yes, Sergeant. Now, what did you call the cops for this morning? >> Call the cops cuz you were using the uh >> the box was used for storage, not for the bicycle. >> Yeah, but but how' they know I was there? >> I don't know. >> Somebody called it in. >> Somebody called no no. Okay, they're reading my mind from the sky. It's called electronic torture. >> Okay. All right. This is the two. >> Yeah. >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> For failure. >> You're illegally seizing me. It's >> going to be easier if you just give us your hands. And resistance is another charge. >> Do you want another charge? You can resist. >> He gets charged at your expense. >> Come on. >> Let go. And then there's four of us here. Okay. >> Stop. >> You're legally seizing me. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> You can tell it to a judge tomorrow. >> Just comply. >> Unfortunately for the cops involved, complying was the last thing the suspect wanted to do. He felt that he had done nothing wrong and that therefore the officers had no legal right to put their hands on him, let alone place him in cuffs. Obviously you guys are stupid. UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF America on >> We have control. >> Who are you rushing me for? >> Her failure to change your address. Okay. Because you're aful offender. >> NO, I'M NOT. I'm legally seized. NOW WHEN YOU LOOK UP in the She doesn't exist. >> I'm legally seized. No, you don't understand that. No, THIS >> NICER FLAGGED MY CASE YEARS AGO. YOU BETTER GET RIGHT. >> It's all going to be evidence. >> Let's go. >> Does not exist. >> Want to get my shoe? Can I get my flip-flop? >> He's He's getting it to you. >> Now, obviously, you don't understand civil law. You're legally seizing Can't help you know that. >> As the officers encountered the suspect right outside of the police station, they let him into the holding bay, buzzed reception, and waited until they were let in. And while they waited, the suspect made sure to let them know how he felt about his arrest. >> I hope y'all got the body cams. >> Got body cams. >> Well, my Fourth Amendment right is held in a state of seizure. You're not allowed to arrest me. I'm sorry, ma'am. >> [snorts] >> So, you can be nice if you want to. >> I can be, but I'm not allowed to because under civil law, you're violating my rights. >> Come on. >> Yeah, you got your weapon on you. >> You got the weapon. >> I got you. No, she doesn't. >> I don't. No, I don't. I already secured mine, so I don't have it. >> Okay. Well, then we can't go over there. I got >> you provide the register. >> After escorting the man inside, the officers headed to the shelter, which he claimed he was staying at. They had some questions about the suspect's comeings and goings and hoped the reception staff could provide some answers. >> If I show you a picture of the guy, you recognize him. Can you tell me when he was here last time? >> Yes. His ID says there. >> Yeah. >> It's not the best picture. His name is >> Okay. Does he stay here? >> No. >> How often does he >> come here? >> He uses our services for mailing addresses as well. I told him to come back around 4:00. Trying to get some mail. >> Okay. I do I help with the mail as well, but I >> But can you see like how often he like checks in here to like use the >> He was here for a shower today. Came in for a shower on New Year's Eve. So every few days it looks like he comes in. >> In the state of Florida, the police don't mess around when it comes to keeping track of sex offenders. By law, they are required to update their address whenever they move so that law enforcement is fully aware of their whereabouts. >> So, um, just so you're aware, so the reason why we're asking is he's a he's a offender. So, um, >> yeah. So when they when they register he registered well he has registered with this address as a permanent address >> but he doesn't live here >> but if he's not like living here you see what I'm saying >> um >> how is that like verified? Does somebody have to like check in every time he takes it? Like do they have to come and check in >> long as they have a valid ID? We we do let our address be used for certain people. They don't have another address. >> Essentially, the man had begun living on the streets near the homeless shelter. The problem was that although he used the shelter's facilities, he listed the shelter as his permanent residence even though he hadn't been sleeping there. So, but do you know if he actually like at any point like stay? >> I think he did stay here for a few nights and then he goes to curfew and then he just hasn't gotten that yet. >> So, he's allowed to come back and live here again. >> It's just a matter of making sure you get here for curfew and everything. >> Do you have any sort of record of like >> No, I don't have anything. >> Okay. >> Of like when he like try the first time he tried to stay here and there wasn't a bed or anything? >> Yeah. every every few days he'll come by and take a shower, check his mail. >> But does he ask about staying here or anything when he does that or >> I'm not here every single day here most of the week, but I'm not always inside this booth. So, I'm not 100%. Like I said, we see the last few days. >> Yes, >> because I think at one point you had said that he tried to come back. >> I think he did. I'm not 100% sure. We go a lot of things every day. I think it probably would have been two months ago. Maybe if I'm guessing correctly, about two months ago, he was last put on list. >> The receptionist agreed to provide the officers with the sworn testimony and a written statement. If necessary, his testimony would be used in court to prove that the suspect had been deceitful regarding his address and whereabouts. I would if you don't mind um like indicate. So he said he has been stopping by to take showers and collect his mail. Do you mind putting um but he does but he doesn't stay at night? Yeah. Put every day every few days but he doesn't stay overnight. >> Of course. >> Okay. Now do you swear or affirm that this is true to the best of your knowledge of belief? >> Okay. [laughter] If you want to sign right on that that line, this one right here and then date it. Today is the what is it? >> 24th. >> All right. >> All right. Thank you, sir. Appreciate it. Appreciate your time. I know you're busy in there and everything. >> Um, but >> yeah, just got to make sure that these people, you know, I mean, you're offering them a nice service, but they get if that's where they're staying, they're staying, then they need to stay here. Register >> last night. >> Yeah. All right, man. Take careel. >> Yeah. Take care, man. >> Did you sign it? >> What? >> Yeah, he said. >> The suspect tried to lecture the officers on the finer points of the law, but as is often the case, the only one ignorant of the law was him, and that ignorance cost him. On September 10th, 2024, West Palm Beach police officers were on patrol in the downtown entertainment district when they spotted a man sleeping in front of the entrance of a closed business. >> Boss man. Hello. Hello. >> Do you need medical attention? >> No, I'm good. >> No. No, you're not good cuz you're you're laying down on ground in front of a business. So, I didn't know if he was passed out or not. Do you have ID on you? I'm not passed out. >> You have ID on you? Why do you want to be? >> Because you're in a place where you're not supposed to be at right now. >> Why? Why am I? >> So, I need to know who I'm speaking to. >> Why am I not allowed to be here? >> Because you're blocking the doorway of a business, sir. So, then you need regardless if it's open or closed, you can't be here in front of a business that operates. So, what I'm trying to ask you to do is try to get your name. So, if you need if you need any resources or anything, then get up and go. Now, >> well, see, that was the obvious. See, >> we started we started with kindness and you basically said, "Well, I don't want the kindness." So, >> well, no, no, that was >> Sir, just get up and go. >> There's a directive that I need to do what you say that I need to do. >> However you want to look at it. >> 901.151. >> The officer told the suspect that he was being trespassed and that if he returned, he would be arrested. He ordered the suspect to gather his belongings and take a hike before beginning to walk away, but the man wanted to argue with him some more. >> Did somebody call you and tell you that I'm trespassing on their property? >> Have a good day, sir. >> No, but no. Let's get this straight. Hot shot. >> Have a good day. >> Did somebody call you and tell me tell you that I'm trespassing on their property? >> Yeah. He may call you. >> Have a good day, sir. >> And you're going to want to try to rush me off like you got authority over me or this property? >> Do you? >> Have a good day, sir. >> Do you have authority over this property? >> The suspect was pushing his luck. Even though the officer repeatedly warned him to leave the property, he set his bags down and said he wasn't going anywhere. And it wasn't long before he took things too far. >> Are you not going to move your stuff from the property? >> Is it your property or theirs? >> Are you going to put your gloves on? Like you want to get physical? >> A4 West. You got another unit that can stop my wave. >> Dude, you're not going to rush me around and act like you're some kind of a authority over me. >> All right. up. You cough up or you going to do what? What are you do? What are you doing? Really? I'm going to see your like you have never seen before. >> A4 uh bike 2 West one detain. The officer informed the suspect that he was under arrest for trespass after warning. Next, more officers arrived on the scene and the suspect was escorted to the back of a police cruiser. >> So, have you spoke to him before about this place? >> All right. Sorry. I got it. >> I was sitting here minding my own business >> at some other time. >> No. Now, >> any other officer told you about this place? >> No. Did he tell you >> I had Yes, he did. >> Did you leave? >> No, >> wait. >> Just go this way. >> Is somebody going to grab my >> All right. >> Have a seat, sir. We don't mind. I'm trying to trying to say what seat belt man get you all on the way. >> The officer transported the suspect to jail. However, it was a long drive as the suspect continued to argue with the officer, claiming that he had done nothing wrong and had been unjustly arrested. >> What's the charge? >> I'll tell you again. Trespass at the warning and you have a warrant for your arrest. I got a warrant for my arrest. You >> got a warrant, my friend. >> Warrant for what? >> The judge wants to speak to you. >> I don't know where the warrant is. >> We'll find out. >> Maybe that's why you didn't want to identify yourself. >> I'm sorry. >> Maybe that's why you didn't want to identify yourself. >> The whole point of ID is that you have no problem with cause. You had no problem with cause. asking for it's called uh Florida statute 919 911 9.951. >> So you know something since you have arrested me for that >> you have just screwed everything up. >> After a short drive they arrived at the police station. However, the electronic gates were malfunctioning. In other words, the officer was in for a long wait sitting in the car while the suspect continued to shoot his mouth off from the back seat. With Florida statutes, that didn't exist. >> How do we get in? >> Can upstairs over there? Hold on. >> No disparage about you. You doing your job as a police officer. >> LT, you just want me to go around to the Sally port? >> Nothing's working. >> Oh, can't get anywhere. [laughter] >> They were here working on it today and it crashed a couple times. Yeah, >> this >> we'll figure it out on the long run. Let me just uh uh uh state this. As far as Florida statute code [music] is Florida statute, >> I called back to get an update [music] >> 951.9. >> He was right. The officer wasn't going to listen. However, that wasn't going to stop the suspect from continuing to debate the finer points of the law, no matter how delusional his take was. >> Cops don't know the law. You know that, right? Y'all don't know the law. >> So, what's the warrant for? That's >> I can't see it right now. >> Oh, you can't because I don't I have no idea why there would be a warrant for my arrest. That's crazy. Well, if there is, well, I guess I guess this would be the time to get it taken care of, wouldn't it? >> Yeah. On a rainy day, ain't nothing wrong with that. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But Well, the point is, though, >> I'm kind of helping you, right? >> Huh? >> I'm sorry. >> I'm kind of helping you then, right? Uh, well, I wouldn't go that far because you have you because you already violated the law yourself >> by asking for an ID >> and according to the Florida state statute. >> So, we can't get in court, right? >> You can't get to >> Of course, you're not going to listen to me. >> How to do it. So, hopefully it works. >> Okay. Okay. >> The officer was redirected to another gate. However, he still couldn't get in as the entire security system was malfunctioning. Considering the suspect turned a trespass warning into an arrest, he was in no position to lecture the officer on the law, but he still did. >> Hey, brother. >> I'm curious if you know what what is the stop ID law in Florida. You got to state your name. >> 197. >> Yeah. Yeah, that's what I thought. You know what that's going to You know what's going to happen, right? It's all going to be dismissed. And even this a warrant. Wow, that sucks for you. 901 911. Funny that I do know the law better than you all. And they call you law enforcement. That's crazy. But it's good for you. You get a little chunk on your little [ __ ] on your belt here. Watch this. This is going to be funny when it comes to court. No, no. Uh, no, no disrespect in any regard other than you suck. >> The suspect was charged with trespass after warning. He also had an act of arrest warrant for probation violation which was issued on June 7th, 2024. On June 28th, 2023, an officer was patrolling a neighborhood following the recent recovery of a stolen vehicle. While doing so, a gray Nissan with an expired license plate pulled up, and the driver was ready to steal the spotlight by causing a scene. >> You have an issue? Do you have an issue, sir? issue. The >> Hey, you better back up for me. >> You can back the up. What's your reasonable articul suspicion of some? You better recognize your >> What are you even talking about? >> You talking about >> I have no idea what you're talking about. >> So, don't be looking at somebody. >> If you want to approach me, >> what what >> you want to approach me? >> You're And what? >> And what are you going to do? >> Adam, >> you going to walk away? >> Shut the spit on the ground. What's that supposed to do? >> Yeah. What What you know? >> I'm a not doing anything. I'm standing here. What's your problem, bro? >> The suspect needed a lesson on how to speak to police officers and women in general. It was a disgusting display of entitled behavior and was completely uncalled for. Armed with a camera, he clearly just wanted to turn nothing into something, most likely for content. >> I'm not dismissed. I could actually uh cite you for walking across the street, not on a crosswalk if you want to have an issue. >> Easement. Easement. You need an easement for that. That's an easement over there. This is a setting here. >> Hold on. Hey, no. You're You're now detained. >> Okay. What's your reasonable articulation? >> Across the street. It's a ticket. Hey. Whoa. Whoa. Record this. Record this. Record this. >> I need your ID. >> Arrest me. Arrest me. Arrest me. Come on. Let's do it. I need your ID. You're not camera. Get this camera. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Hey, excuse me. I'm giving you Look at >> I don't care. >> You're not going anywhere. >> Some people just want to fight. [music] They have a chip on their shoulder against the police and can't wait to voice it at any given opportunity. But backup was on the way. And the suspect was about to learn that actions have consequences. >> I want a lawsuit. >> I need your ID. >> I want a lawsuit. I want a lawsuit. >> I need your ID. You're not going to get it. You're not going to get it. You're not going to get it. You're not going to get it. So you can off. Come and do it. Okay. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. I want the lawsuit. I want the I want the lawsuit. >> What you need to do is provide your ID. >> I'm not going to give it. I'm not going to give it. It's I'm You're not going to get it. >> You need a reasonable article suspicion. I want that. Yes, I do. Yes, I can. A public easement, you dumb those two white lines. You need to have those two white lines to cross. You can't walk in the middle. >> You can you can walk here. There's no obstruction. Hey, can you get and make sure that like you see the cars that there's no cars coming or anything like that cuz I want to take your court. >> Another possible motive came to light. It seemed like he had a plan to set up the officer so that he could later sue her, hoping to get some money. Why else would he randomly appear out of nowhere and start a fight with an officer? Eventually, another officer arrived on the scene to restore some order. >> You got 15 minutes. Count it up. 15 minutes, you guys. 15 minutes. >> Tell this either. >> No. No. No. This either going to let me go or are you guys going to arrest me right now? Come on. She says we're walking in the street. Let's go. I Let's go. >> Get over here. >> No, I'm not going to stand. I'm not going to stand. >> You can arrest me. You can arrest me. Arrest me. Okay, there it goes. You guys arrest me. >> You're being detained. >> No, no, no. It's arrestful. You're arresting me. It's arrest. No, it's arresting. It's arrest. You're not going to get who I am. >> Why are they arrest? >> They said cuz of cost in the street. There's no public easement. THERE'S NO PUBLIC. NO, THERE'S NO PUBLIC. It's a REASONABLE ARTICLE OF SUSPICION. I CAN TALK WHEREVER THE I want. The suspect's family and friends seemed to buy the man's overdramatic act as the officer repeatedly stated he wasn't under arrest. He was only being detained until they figured out what was going on with him. However, there was still a likelihood he would be arrested. >> I'm trying to get in the squad car. >> We don't stop. Okay. Well, >> what are you doing? Hey. Hey, Dad. Look how she's Look at >> I'm trying to get in the front of the car like she said. Now you're under arrest. You just kick me. >> I need to kick you. >> If you don't stop, you're going to go through the ground. Oh, now I'm okay. >> Get on the sidewalk or you're going to jail. >> Get on THE SIDEWALK OR YOU'RE going to jail. >> You are obstructing. You can record from there. >> Obstructing is a physical act. >> You can record from over there where it feels safe. Hey, look at how they had their hands on. >> It was hard to believe that anyone could look at what was going on and yet still blame the officers. The suspect was completely unhinged and was looking for trouble like it was his favorite pastime. >> Stop tensing off. >> I got >> I'm not tensing up. I'm not tensing up. >> I'm not my wrist is completely inside of you right now. >> I'm not tensing up. >> I'm not tensing up. >> Your feet. You going to part the ground and get searched in a minute. >> He's in the rear view now. Get on the ground. >> Don't put your knee on his neck. >> It's my knee on his neck. WHAT YOU DO? IT'S RIGHT on his back. Thank you. He's right on his back. >> Right on the back. >> Hey you guys, can you get uh >> I can shake whatever you can do. >> No, no, no. Let it happen. >> No, no, no. We're crossing the street. We're crossing the street. my sleep. >> With the suspect secured in cuffs, the officers prepared to load him into the transporter van. There was no doubt that a little bit of jail time would do him good. Maybe next time he'll learn to mind his own business, but that's extremely unlikely. >> Get to the back. >> I'm not getting the back. I'm not getting in the back. Shut the >> lawuit. >> Hey, she's across the street and I'm right here. I'm crossing the street. >> Cut it out. >> Cut it out. >> Let's relocate it. >> Relocate. She's the first one to take off. >> Let's get going. >> Hey, let's just relocate so they can go in their house and calm down. >> Let's get out of here. You're going to really take your time writing up a thing? That's torture. >> Yeah, that's what I thought. >> No, I'm tripping all up in here. I'm standing up, lady. And you're driving stupid. >> His family didn't see anything wrong with his behavior. They were lucky they weren't going along with him considering that being a Karen seemed to run in the blood. >> Officers arrested me for crossing the street. Then when they illegally detained me, they accused me of hitting an officer. This is ma malice and with uh deprivation of my rights. These officers all came out, arrested me, and now I'm being put to the county jail. I'm in behind. They said I was resisting and doing other things, hitting an officer, but the original charges were these officers here need to be taken out from the department and never to be officers again. They need to lose their qualified immunity. They need to lose everything that they have going for them in this kind of business because them doing this to a citizen, they did nothing wrong and then a cop gets hurt because her feelings were hurt. thinking that she can arrest somebody. She's a loose can. She needs to go. >> The suspect was delusional. Imagine thinking that any internal review board watching the body cam footage would agree with his delusional views. Someone was a threat to society. All right. But it clearly wasn't any of the officers. >> One of the officers stuck his finger near my anus. What was that for? I don't understand why he would do that. He tells me, "Quit tensing up." He's uh pinching my this this mark right here on my elbow. I hope I can get it on camera. He is cutting me on purpose and telling me not to tense up. And I want to know exactly what's going to happen with that. >> Um yeah, give me a second. So, I want to just show that >> everything's still body cam. >> What? >> We still have body cams. I'm still recording. [snorts] >> Yeah. I'm going to get on for this. And just so you could see right there, >> right this way, sir. >> The suspect was charged with resisting or interfering with officers, walking on a roadway, and operating a vehicle with an expired registration. On December 21st, 2024, while patrolling downtown, Orlando police officers observed a car screeching its tires as it entered a parking garage. The vehicle then scraped a parked car while attempting to pull into a space, leading officers to suspect the driver was under the influence. >> So, what's going on? >> So, we walk in, walk in the parking lot, >> walk you guys are roaming. >> Yeah. He pulls up next to us, speeds off into here. >> So, he goes signal 12 >> up the branch. Speeds right past us. >> Okay. >> We were like, "Okay, this car is going to pull out with him to see what's going on." >> Okay. >> He pulls in here. >> Did his tire screech or anything? >> Uh, when he came in this way, he like he cut the car. You heard his tire screech. >> He cut the corner. He screeched and broke like very abruptly >> and backed up. Tried to get into this parking spot. As he did, >> he pulls in and hits the front the front. >> This is his car. >> This is the car that And then he hits the front part right here. Scrapes all the way through. And this is his finished parking job right here. >> Okay. The driver, Akos, was either a really, really bad driver or he was under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol. Next, the supervising officer pulled aside to get to the bottom of things. >> All right, Akash, where were you coming from before? >> West Palm Beach >> today? >> Yes. >> And what are you doing here? >> I stay here >> like in this parking garage >> in Orlando. >> What are you doing in this parking garage tonight? I just came out to have like just to have around like the it's a what is today? >> Friday, right? Yeah. >> Just to have a friend with my friends. >> Whoever was on the Wii is the one who is under the inspection. >> So, I'll tell you this right now. I don't know what you're talking about. I'm going to I'm going to tell you what I'm doing. Okay. >> I'm going to be completely honest with you. The officers over there observed you in the driver's seat and they saw your your behavior. >> Yeah, that's what I say. >> Hear me out. Let me finish. All right. They saw you um driving and as a result you hit the other car. There's no question about that. I have that from the officers. They have it documented on their body warn cameras and there was alcohol in the car. All right. >> I'm here. The crash investigation's over. All right. What I'm doing is called the changing of the heads. That means I'm investigating your driving behavior. I'm investigating DUI. >> It was easy to understand why the officers thought that Akos was under the influence of alcohol. Not only had he driven like a maniac through the parking garage, but he also wasn't making any sense when he spoke. >> All right, cool. Um, how many drinks do you have tonight? There was one in the center council. You smell like you've had some alcohol. How many? One and a half. >> What? >> Be bucks. >> Be bucks. So, uh, that's alcoholic beverage. You can let them go. >> And according to my blood alcohol concentration, I'm like 225 lbs. If I drink like according to BC four legal drinks, I'm legal to drive under 0.08 BC legal driving limits >> and I am right now in legal driving. >> Well, I don't know that. >> You can check me if you want. >> Okay, that's so I'm going to ask that you submit to some exercises so I could see how you're functioning. All right. I don't know what your blood I could look I can't look at you and tell you what your blood alcohol level is. I I'm not I can do is see if if you're impaired or not and I'm going to ask you to do some exercises and if you're willing to do that >> fine if all these things had not happened I would have gone to a restroom really quick. >> Okay, but that's neither here nor there because all those things did happen and we're here right now. >> Judging from his appearance, the odds that he had only one or two drinks were about one in a million. But since Akos agreed to perform the field sobriety tests, the officers would soon have a good idea of just how impaired he was. >> This is called a stimulus, a blue tip pen. All right. Can you see this stimulus? >> Yes or no? All right. Can you touch that stimulus? >> Mhm. >> Can you touch it? >> Perfect. Now, put it back. All right. I want you to follow this with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand my instructions? All right. One curious question. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Okay, try it again. There you go. >> You are a trained professional in one sense. Whatever sense you are trained professionally in, I might be under and in your constitution, I might be under the influence of alcohol or I might be untrue. Either of the case scenarios. He literally could not stand up, let alone walk a straight line. He was wobbling all over the place. So, it was clear that he was far too impaired to be behind the wheel of a car. >> I could demonstrate again if >> No, no, no, no, no. I don't care about the demonstration. >> My question is, if I'm raggling like this, would you consider this as drunk or just like untr? >> I don't Do you understand my instructions? Yes, sir. want me to reexlain it for you? >> No. So, >> it will not help me. >> What's not going to help you? >> Even though you reexplain it to me, it will be the same instruction. If you want me to conduct it, I will conduct it. >> Do you understand my in cuz if >> I will I don't not >> Okay. Do you want me to demonstrate again? >> Yeah. >> So, I can't if you don't >> It's a loophole. I'm sorry. It's a loophole. >> So, are you refusing to do the exercises? >> No. >> I'm doing the exercise. I'm down. >> So, do you understand them? >> I don't understand. If you're not, you don't understand. Don't explain those answers in my language. Explain me my language. >> I don't speak your language if there's a different language. Then I'm >> Would you want me to demonstrate it again? >> I'll demonstrate it again. >> Count allow 3 >> 4 5 6 7 8 9. You want me to go back? >> The way I explained it to you, >> I need to hear it again. >> Wow, that was the lousiest attempt to walk a straight line you could imagine. He was lucky he didn't fall on his face. But if you thought that was bad, wait until you see what he did next. >> He's back like this. Or >> plant plant that leaf foot and take a series of small steps >> like this. >> The way I explained it to you. >> This or the other way around? >> The way I explained it to you, sir. I don't understand it. You need to show me a demo of back. >> All right. So, we're done with this. We're going to go on to the next one. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Okay, perfect. Come over here. >> Absolutely pathetic. Even though the officer had explained the test multiple times, the cost just couldn't wrap his head around it. It was shocking to think that anyone in his condition would get behind the wheel, but he wasn't done with the tests yet. >> So, the next one is a one leg stamp. All right, you could pick any foot you choose. Your left, your right, it doesn't matter. It's completely up to you. All right, you may begin anytime. >> Nope, you're good. All right, come over here. Take two steps. Now you're going to turn and face this way. >> This way. This way. Yep. You're going to go like this. All right. And the next one you're just going to put your hands behind your back like this. And then look that way. All right. You're under arrest for driving under the influence. >> Don't tense up. You're going to get another charge if you tense up, sir. >> You're not. >> So, you're going to catch another charge if you tense up again. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting cuz you're tensing your muscles. Stop resisting. >> I'm not. Delta 11, can you change this to a signal one? Then I'll have one Oscar Mike 1015. >> Akos was taken to the Orange County DUI testing center and breathalyzed. Unsurprisingly, he blew a35. As a result, he was charged with driving under the influence. On April 20th, 2025, police officers were dispatched to an Ace Hardware store following reports that a male customer was loitering. >> What's up? >> Can I talk to you? >> What do you need? >> So, Ace would actually like you to leave for the day. >> Oh, Ace needs me to leave. Am I Am I trespassing? >> No, they just want you to leave. So, you're not you're not doing anything wrong. They just are asking >> Is this a store policy or official business? >> What do you mean by that? Um, I'm trying I'm trying to figure out where you're asking [music] me. >> Um, I'm asking you to leave the store for >> Is this Is this official business or something? >> Yes, they they asked me to ask you. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I guess I'm I'm sketching Ace out too much. >> All right. Well, hold on. Hold on, >> sir. And >> brother. >> Hey, brother. Hey, Officer Tolson. Chris Lake police. I need you to provide some identification for me real quick. Okay. >> Right from the get-go, his entitled behavior became very evident. He probably thought that if he walked away from the officers, they would magically disappear, but that's never going to happen. >> Am I Am I committing a crime? >> Well, you're loitering and they want you to leave. And so when you're a suspicious person, I have every right to identify you. >> All right. >> And you're going the wrong way from the store right now, too. >> Give me a second, dude. I'm not breaking the law, dude. >> They think I think they think I'm trying to steal something. >> No, no, they didn't say that. >> I'm not stealing anything. No, I I believe you, man. I believe you. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Just Just slow down for a minute. Just slow down. >> Okay. >> Are you all right? >> Any kind of ear infection? >> No. >> No ear infections? >> None at all. >> All right. I'm going to use a light just to shine on your eyes. I'm not here to to hurt you, but just to [music] see how your eyes are restricting. Are you on any medication or or any drugs or alcohol, sir? >> Any any medications? No. >> Okay. I don't I don't have any I don't have any meds with me. >> Okay. Do you use any medication normally? >> Um, >> prescribe any. >> Look, look, I'm going to put these down really quick. Just slow down. It's not emergency service. >> Okay, >> we're okay. >> Do you have an ID? >> We're fine. >> He claimed that he wasn't on any medication, but he dodged the officer's question about being under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Also, it looked like he was trying to purchase the fittings for [music] a pipe bomb, or maybe a bong since it's 420. But even if he wasn't building those, the store wanted him out. So, he needs to leave. >> Do you have your idea, then? >> You asked me to leave the store, so we're going to we're going to rewind. We're going to do one thing at a time. >> I have to identify you in case this comes up again. >> One thing at a time. >> The first thing that you need to do is identify yourself with your ID. Yes. >> Is it Is this a crime? >> You are being suspected of lording. >> Suspected of lording? >> Yeah. So, I get to identify you. Okay. [music] So, I need you You need a cash. Do you need cash receipts? >> No cash receipts. >> I need you to ride your >> How long does loitering take? >> 2 seconds if you can give me your your ID. >> Is this Is this a municipal thing? >> Uh, no. >> All he had to do was hand over his ID and he would be on his way. But some people just can't resist questioning even the simplest instructions from law enforcement. Finally, he agreed to step outside and talk to the officers. But that didn't mean he was willing to cooperate. Provide your ID. It's that simple. >> I'm I'm hurrying up, dude. I'm hurrying up. >> You're not hurrying up. You're stalling and and you're just talking yourself in a circle. >> One thing at a time. You asked me for ID. >> I've been asking you. That's the only thing we've been asking you this whole time. So, just provide your ID. >> Okay. >> It's that simple. >> Okay. So, this this already has identified. >> I don't care. I want your ID. I don't know what that is. That could be wrong to someone else. Do you have an ID? >> I I don't think I have it. Okay, then why don't you give my partner your your information so he can write it down. >> The man continued to dig through his bag, but couldn't find his identification. They asked him to identify himself verbally, but as expected, the suspect refused to do so. >> I got I got Greyhound ticket. >> Just >> talk to my partner. He'll get >> the last thing I have. >> He's an athlete now. >> Yeah. Poland. Your last name? >> Yeah. Poland. >> Poland. >> Isn't your last name? >> No. That is That is That is not my name. >> It's not That is not That is not my name. And I'm I'm getting I'm getting very very irritated with that. >> Why? >> It's not my name. It's not your name. >> I just asked you a simple like there's no reason to be upset about >> I'm trying to get help right now. I'm trying to get help. >> What kind of help do you need? Maybe we can help with >> this credentials are with my credentials right now. >> Okay. >> And it is pissing me off. You probably had to get a civil attorney for that, right? >> Yeah, I'm I'm still trying, dude. I'm I'm freaking trying my my best. >> It definitely looks like he was under the influence of drugs and or alcohol. And again, it might have something to do with [music] the date. By that point, the officers were sick and tired of going back and forth with him. And eventually, they had had enough. >> All right, Nicholas, you have a warrant for your arrest, so put your hand behind your back. >> Dude, I It's not not this. I need help. No. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do not touch me. >> Yes, you have a warrant. >> You have a warrant. Put your hands behind your back. >> Nicholas, >> put your hands behind your back. >> Where is it from? No, no, no, no, no. Please read me. Please read me the warrant. >> Your warrant is out of Mckenry County. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Make this simple for us. >> No, I'm not. Be a gentleman. And don't put your hands behind your back. Hands off the ground. >> You are under arrest. >> Take your hands off here. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Stand up, bro. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I said help me. You're going to be putind. >> Help me, dude. >> Who are you guys? Put your hands behind your back. >> I said help me, please. >> We're going to help you. Put your hands behind your back now. >> This isn't help. >> Nicholas, put >> Can you please help me, man? Put your hands behind your back. >> What for? Explain, sir. >> Explain to me, please. >> Explain, sir. Put your hands behind your back. >> Somehow the police managed to identify him even without his help. And when they did, they found he had an outstanding warrant. [music] Nicholas could resist all he wanted, but there was only one place he was headed. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Roll to your stomach and put your hands behind your back. Nicholas, >> I'm not going to ask again. >> I need help. >> We're going to help you. Put your hands behind your back. >> How can you help me? You can help yourself by putting your hands behind her back and potatoes. >> No, no, no, no. None of that. >> Yes. Stop right now. >> You got to tell me how you can how you can help me. >> We can't help you with Hippo. Okay. So, put your hand It's a separate matter. You have a warrant for your >> No, no, no, no, no, no, dude. >> I have been trying for too long, man. >> It It's one thing at a time here, sir. >> Oh, God. >> We're going to roll him over this way. >> Get this out of the way, >> dude. for me. >> We're going to go towards you. >> No, this is this is not the issue, man. >> Turn off. >> Listen to me, man. I'm not your enemy, bro. >> Give me your hand. >> No. Want me to tase you? >> Stop, sir. >> You want me to tase you? >> No. >> Then put your hand behind your back >> or I'm going to tase you. I'm not I'm not dealing with this, >> dude. Put your hand with information, sir. >> We already told you no. It's a civil matter. >> Put your hands. Oh. Oh my god. you. >> We have Nicholas in custody. First one. >> After a long struggle, the officers finally managed to secure him in cuffs. Nicholas was high and was completely outnumbered. If only he was thinking straight. He should have known that resisting was feudal. >> That was unnecessary, dude. >> No, this this is unnecessary. >> I'm not going to argue with you. Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. I think you're tough as [ __ ] man. Ow, that hurt. Go. >> Where are we going, man? To >> county. >> Is this an emergency? >> Yep. >> Going to county, bud. >> For what? >> Never weren't. We've told you. >> HEY, PAY WHAT? >> YOU WANT TO GET A CRIMINAL? >> Pay one, man. >> You're on camera. >> I don't care. >> Yeah, you're going to catch a [laughter] >> Shut the up, man. Nicholas was charged with resisting arrest and was trespassed from the hardware store. On September 15th, 2025, a Flaggler County police officer stopped a cyclist for failing to obey a traffic sign. However, instead of cooperating, the cyclist flew into an unhinged rage. >> I want a lawyer. Let me see. >> No, I want a lawyer. >> Let me see your driver. >> I want a lawyer. >> Let me see your driver. >> I want a lawyer right now. >> [clears throat] >> You don't get a lawyer right now. You get a lawyer when you do. >> Traffic 15 1050 >> pulls me over because I did not stop that non-stop. >> I didn't pull you over. >> A bypass. >> Can I get your driver's license, please? >> No, I want a lawyer. I want a lawyer. You're my >> You are under a traffic stop. You provide a lawyer. >> Provide me your identification or you go to jail. >> I don't have to do that. I >> You are under a traffic stop. >> Give me your identification or go to jail. >> I want a lawyer. >> Traffic. Can I get 1069 coach? >> You know, I don't have to talk to me. Once I asked for a lawyer, you don't you don't understand how this goes. >> Contrary to what the male Karen thought that was not the way things go. The idea that the police couldn't place him under arrest or put him in cuffs because he demanded a lawyer was ridiculous. But the suspect was about to find out precisely how the law works. >> Okay. Are you going to provide me your identification? >> No, I don't have to do that. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What? Hold on. >> Put your hands behind me. >> WAIT A SECOND. MY ARM. OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. I GOT BAD SHOULDERS. >> GIVE ME THE CHANNEL. >> OH MY GOD. STOP IT. I GOT BAD SHOULDERS. >> I got bad. My shoulders. Don't do that. My shoulders. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. I can't do that. My shoulders. My soldiers don't do that. You [ __ ] You are a [ __ ] You son of a My soldiers don't do that. Don't you get it? >> If he had such bad shoulders, he should have thought about that before refusing to identify himself to a police officer. There was no denying that he was uncomfortable, but unfortunately, he had no one to blame but himself. >> You know, I can't get up. Oh my god. OH MY GOD. SOMEBODY HELP ME STOP. >> NO, I can't stop. My shoulders are dislocated. You >> My shoulders have to be replaced. Take these things off. >> Take the cuffs off. My shoulders are dislocated. >> You are going to get so sued. You're going to get so sued. >> Ow. My shoulders. [ __ ] What is WRONG WITH YOUR BRAIN? The suspect continued to berate the officers while he was being searched. And within about 5 seconds, the officer had his ID, something the suspect easily could have provided himself if he weren't so stubborn. Meanwhile, another officer arrived on the scene. >> Volume's not the problem here. We can hear you. >> They're not coming off. >> My shoulders are separating, buddy. >> They're not coming off right now. >> I'm getting sued. I have bad shoulders. I swear to God. I'm on disability. >> Got a car. No, >> I'm on disability. I swear to God, my shoulders. You're going to put me in the hospital. >> Do we have another one? >> Oh my god. Please release these PS. >> What is wrong with you? >> Oh my god. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOUR BRAIN? I CAN'T do that. >> Oh my god. You son of a [ __ ] >> You're going to get so sued. >> You need medical? >> Yeah, I do need medical. The officer radioed for EMS to come to the scene. It's ironic that it's always the ones who claim that they have health issues who decide to escalate a simple traffic stop into a wrestling match. You would think they would do everything to avoid it, but that's never the case for male Karens who think they are legal experts. >> Are you kidding me? You could double the cuffs up. You can double the cuffs up and you're not >> If you fight me, you're going to >> I'm not going to fight you. >> If you fight me, You're going right back to the ground. You understand? >> Go to my knee. >> Can I go to my knee? I can't. Oh my god. >> You control that. >> Oh my. No, I don't. Control it. >> Oh. Oh my god. >> Lower the >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Well, you should me. That was you, buddy. >> Are you kidding me? My shoulder was dislocated. >> I got I got stuff in the car. >> No, I'm gonna have to go to the hospital. >> Hold on. Easy, easy. I'll do it. I'll get it myself. Just give me a little boost. >> One, two, three. >> The officers eventually managed to get him in the back of the police cruiser. He could threaten to sue the police department all he wanted, but he didn't have a leg to stand on. >> All right, get up against. We're going to need an ambulance. >> My shoulders are messed up and I told you that. >> I asked you for your ID. >> My shoulders wouldn't go to that position, sir. >> Then you jammed your knee on my back. I'm 65. I'M HALF YOUR SIZE. >> You wouldn't have given me your >> But I'm half your size. Don't you get it? >> What's wrong going on with my bike? >> Get in. >> No. What? >> You haven't decided yet. Just have a seat so we can talk. >> This is crazy. >> Get in. I told you my shoulders are up. >> It's It's out right now. >> All right, we got med coming. >> Oh god. >> Yeah. >> The suspect was less than impressed with the way he was being treated. What he didn't understand was that his level of cooperation determined how the officers responded. At 65 years old, he should have known better. >> All right, so listen. You're going to the jail >> for for resisting >> resisting arrest. You wouldn't give me your identification. >> It it doesn't you still follow me on the way to the ground cuz you wouldn't you wouldn't find anything so bad. >> How about they're going to take you to the gym? >> The tow truck's coming to pick up your bike. >> And where are they going to tow my bike? You know I'm on a knee bike, right? >> Oh yeah. Okay. >> You know, clearly >> I'm on a knee bike. Yeah, you're clearly >> pull me over a disability man 65 years old on an ebike >> for doing no violation cuz I didn't agree with you. You lied about the law. That's why you did that. Don't touch me. >> I got one. >> I'm fine. Where am I? >> Sir, I'm not going to do anything. >> Believe me. >> Are you Could you video this? >> Good. Let's go. >> The suspect was slowly escorted to the other police cruiser. Throughout the ordeal, he never took a moment to reflect on his own actions or consider how he might have contributed to his predicament. >> And I want a lawyer immediately. >> Okay. >> Immediately. Because the way I was treated, 65 years old on disability, and I told him that, >> he throws me to the ground. >> That's just right. Well, sir, I understand that you may have had issues, but I wasn't here for that. I'm just here to >> look at the film. >> Oh, if he had it on. >> Second, >> I'm going to once these cuffs are off. >> I need to get medical attention. Okay. >> So, the medical come. >> No, he didn't check it right. My shoulders have to be You can't check a shoulder with pressure. >> Okay, sir. Put your feet in the car, please. >> Oh, god. Wait a second. Hold on. Hold on. >> Take your time. You just said get in there and now it's like take your time. What is it, man? >> Well, you express your concern for getting in there, so I'm telling you. >> Well, I would hope so. It's 65 for God's sakes. >> Holy God. Yeah, I'm a criminal, too, man. I go robbing old ladies at night. A >> Oh my god. >> My My arms hurt real bad. All right. Real bad. >> All right. Watch your legs. >> Before heading to jail, the suspect had some questions about how to receive treatment for his shoulder pain, starting another long discussion with the officer. >> Just you were saying earlier you wanted to go to the hospital on your own. You could probably get booked in and go to the hospital or we is that what you want to do? >> If you're arresting me if we're going to end this stupidity on both sides, I think we should do that. >> You'll have to go through the process. You can go there after or we can take you there ahead of time. >> What can I do wrong? I'm going to >> You said resisting. Okay. >> Resisting what? >> Resisting a law enforcement officer in the legal performance of his duty. >> I could not move my shoulder. >> I'm saying this is not the place to try it. You have a there's a court system for this. >> Yeah. But you were the one laughing at me and you admitted it. Yes or no? >> Yes, I did. >> Yeah. Because you don't believe me that I'm hurt. So when I get home from the hospital back into jail, I'm going to have x-rays. Okay. Okay. >> Would you like to go to the hospital prior to going to the jail? If these cuffs come off at the hospital because >> they go back on after. You're just going to get a hospital bill and that's fine. >> That's the only difference. >> That's fine. >> Okay. >> Fine. >> By overusing the old man card to excuse his behavior. The suspect only proved that maturity doesn't always come with age. He acted like a Karen. So, he was treated like a Karen. They argued, lectured, and tried to twist the law to fit their own narrative. >> [music] >> But when reality hits, their so-called legal knowledge didn't get them very far. And thanks to body cams, we see precisely what happens when a male Karen thinks he's some kind of legal expert.