lay down. >> You got a gun. >> Lay down on the ground and you will not get hurt. >> No, you got a gun, bro. >> Lay down on the ground. >> You got a gun, bro. You know. >> Lay down on the ground, Malik. No, you got a gun, bro. No. Malik, lay on the ground. No, >> you got a gun, bro. >> Put your hands on your head. No, bro. >> Okay. Put your hands on your head. Okay. Bro, >> you lying, bro. Y'all just from 63, bro. You're lying, bro. I didn't do anything, bro. I've been I've been here all day, bro. Stop lying, bro. You come on this side. >> The city got >> Keep your hands on your head. Keep your hands on your Come on this side, bro. You lying, bro. I just came from high school. >> One on this side, one on that side. >> I just I just came from high school, bro. You lying, bro. Got cameras everywhere around here, bro. You're lying. >> You guys move up and get his hands. >> Keep your hands up. >> Put your hand. Don't resist. Don't resist. >> Don't resist. Don't reach. Not leak. Chill. Not chill. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Stop. Stop. Wait. Wait. He's resisting. 95 one time. >> I never seen I never seen you just drop to the floor. Good. >> All right. Now get him up. Now get up, man. Get him up. >> Come on, bro. Just get me up, bro. Not >> yet. You're too Get up. No, I can't get in this. >> There's nothing on me, bro. You're just too nice. 32. We are in the front yard of 106. Kench, >> bro, you're not doing anything, bro. Get off. >> Okay, let's run this way. >> All right, bro. Get off. >> Hang on. Hang on. No, I want to check the other side. >> Are you all good on that side? Of >> course. I can throw my finger off, bro. Move >> inside this. But I can't get this code. >> I'm not even doing nothing to see. >> I don't know. It's just card. Bro, you tweeting. Look at looking all that tw looking at you, bro. You twing. You're not checking anything, bro. Get off. You're not checking anything. What are you checking? You're not What are you looking at, bro? You You just What are you looking at? You're not doing it. >> Hang on. >> Hey, bro. Let me get up, bro. Get off. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop moving. >> All right. >> You got his hands back here? >> Yeah, we got his hands on. >> You got anything on you? >> No. >> You have a gun on you? >> No, you too. Why you talking, [ __ ] You just follow me on >> answer my question. You have a gun. >> Shut up, bro. Shut up. >> You have a gun. >> Shut up talking, bro. Shut up talking. >> Shut up talking, bro. >> Get your ass ready, bro. >> Get that mouth. >> I'll go around. >> We're going to get a hobble. Go put my food back on. Billy, cal you. I'm 22. I'm 22. How old are you, bro? You sitting here steady, tossing, turning, bro. What are you doing? >> Why you stop me for that? >> You guys good? Yeah. >> All good. >> All right. >> We got to search this way. >> Not yet. >> Which way you want to roll him? >> Which way? >> Roll this way. Make sure we get that done real good first. >> All right. You done? You doing now? >> You done? I can go. I can go. What are you doing? >> No, you're under arrest. >> For what? For what? Right. For what? >> It might be in that bag right there. >> What am I being arrested for? Right. I just came from I just came from the office. So So what am I getting arrested for? I just came I literally just came from the court. So what are you talking about? >> 325. We do have subject. >> Huh? When I got here, he was right here. >> Normal. >> No. We got his name on this. >> He's just still grabbing the sink like what are you doing? Uh, did you pick him up or where'd you pick him up at? >> About a couple blocks that way. >> Uh, Mueller. >> Oh, somebody. >> Yeah. >> Dog just >> Yeah, that you have an ID or something in here. >> Yeah, right. >> It's not gone. Where is it? >> No, but this is ID. This in my handbag. >> I don't have ID on. I >> keep telling you I don't have ID. >> Okay. >> How do I get into this pocket right here? >> I don't have There's not a pocket right there. >> Okay. Then I'm going to get into that stuff. [Music] Do we not have one that does articles It just UI, does it? >> We got to search for no weapons at least. >> I was going to say no. >> Yep. >> Are you going to walk, man? >> Yes. >> I'll take this off your legs if you're going to walk. You start kicking and stuff. You're going right back into it. Okay. >> Stay. Pat him down again. >> Have to put your knees to your chest. Okay. hear me? [Applause] I don't know where. >> Ready? One, two, three. >> Right. I didn't do anything. I just came from I came from where else my probation. I ain't doing anything. Where we going? Right. They still not tell me what they do. >> I'm saying they can't tell you. >> I know. I know what you're saying. >> I'm good. >> I'm just saying. >> Minimum if you were taking off or we arrested for resistance. >> Resisting. I didn't resist. >> Go put your feet in. >> Right. You saw me. You saw me. You saw me on the ground in the zoo. >> I'm sorry. I didn't see you behind the tree at all. >> No, that was the best expression I can give you. >> I said yard. I saw cars, but that tree was my way. I can see you at all. >> No, I was like all I could do was >> the best to help me. So I heard So >> I don't know who extra body camera I have. Uh I think Oh, I'm sorry. I think Will I'm not his idea. >> Start checking for 32. >> Where's your flight? >> Just east. I have no idea which way he came. He came from this way. >> He came from the middle school this way. So I don't know if he took Washington, if he took Fair View. or Fairlon. I'm at Fair Lawn. >> Emily, where do you live at? >> Right here. >> You live at 106? >> Yes. >> Let's get one for you. >> I don't even got one. >> What? >> I don't even got one. >> You don't have one? Okay. Are you going to school around here? >> No, I used to go to our B high school. I was I just got out of court. I mean, I just got out of probation. >> You work at Penn Station, you said? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I don't know why they just stopped me before. They came like 6D for no reason. >> Okay. Well, we'll explain in a minute. Okay. Um, all I ask is that I'm appreciative of you being cooperative now. So, >> yeah. I ain't I ain't do nothing at all. I was asking um they they uh they going to let me go though cuz I my record >> thing. Yeah. The thing is if this is a big misunderstanding, miscommunication, we will let you go. We'll get you out of those cuffs. Okay. >> The biggest thing is those handcuffs can come off just as easily as they can go on. So once we figure out what's going on, uh my sergeant right here in the stripes over there, >> we'll I'll talk with him once I figure out what's going on and he gives me the okay, I'll get you out of them. Okay. >> Okay. Yeah, I'm on probation. You don't probation. I ain't do nothing. >> What are you on probation for? You don't mind me asking? >> Uh it was it was because of that little bike stuff, that little that little bike thing, whatever they're talking about. They said somebody bike got took off campus and they they just put me on probation for it. That's Yeah, that was it. I've been going I've been nothing like super serious. >> Yeah, I've been going to work and stuff. I ain't doing nothing stupid. >> Okay. Well, like I said, give me a minute. I'll do my best to try to speed this up for you and tell you as much as I know as soon as I know. Okay. >> Just know. >> Thank you. He's being like super cooperative right now. We want to ask. >> They want me to start Miranda him cuz he's like super cooperative right now. >> I was just like I don't know what they wanted me to do. >> All right. >> I don't know. I'm about to ask. All right, Malik, I'm going to ask you some questions. Okay, since you're in handcuffs in the back of my squad, like I said, doesn't mean you're arrested just means you're not free to leave right now. But like I said, those can come off as soon as they go on. Okay, so I have to read you this. You have the right to remain silent. You do not have to talk to me unless you want to do so. If you want to talk to me, I must advise you. Whatever you say can abuse evidence against court. You have the right to consult with a lawyer and to have a lawyer present with you while you're being questioned. If you want a lawyer but are unable to pay for one, a lawyer will be appointed to represent you free of any cost. Understand that? Okay. So, I told you I'd be transparent with you as soon as I found out stuff. Okay. So, the reason that we're here is that we were called to the high school for some sort of altercation. You were you at the high school first of all? >> Yeah. Uh they they had me sign in on the visitor thing. Uh they I told I told the um I told my coach that was my old coach at the barb high school. >> Okay. >> Uh yeah, they got whatever whatever they got. You know, you you know you I'm pretty sure you heard about it already. Um basically >> I I don't know actually. I sorry I don't know what you're talking about. Uh well, it's it's well if they if they tell you, they tell you. Um um basically uh I just went to the school. I always go to Arban High School. Um I went I told him I was going up to the front and then I was going to the gym. And he said, "Okay." He said, "You got to sign in on the visitors thing." Usually if they don't want anybody in the building or there's something going on, they'll just tell they just tell everybody to leave. But he said, "Just sign on visual thing. You good." And I I told him, I was very verbal. I told him, I said, "I was going to the I was going to the um transcript place and then I was going to uh I was going to the gym." He said, "Okay." And uh he he buzzed me in and everything. He told them I was coming upstairs and uh there was some guys in the hallway like oh yeah um uh where you going and stuff like that. Then they uh then they um were walking out of they were um uh like okay uh they were like okay uh they were trying to kick some people upstairs were just trying to kick me out of the building. So I I I left too. I just went to the um I went back to the auditorium. It was it wasn't like I was in trouble or anything. They were just trying to make like a make it seem like I was uh trying to make it a hassle for me to leave basically. >> Like you specifically? >> Yeah. It was just trying to make it like a hassle so I could leave and stuff. Um so they ended up uh they um were like oh uh they buzzed me in and like oh hey uh the guy upstairs and stuff like that started yelling over the uh um radio. Then um um they told me I couldn't leave and stuff like that. But the dude uh he got mad cuz he say my teacher was there too. My teacher was right there. They got mad because they saw them trying to make me uh force me to stay there. So they was like no uh let him go let him leave. So um they let me leave and everything and then um she was like oh um just don't come back right now because you know what I mean. Yeah. Um, >> we can adjust his handcuffs. >> Yeah. All right. What I'm going to do, I'm going to have you step out. We can finish our conversation in just a second. I'm going have you step out, face this American flag. I'm going to uh adjust your handcuffs for you. Okay. And then we're going to give you one more good pat down. All right. >> Yes. >> Step out. Face this flag for me. Okay. Pick your coat so I can see your handcuffs. Yeah, it's a little tight on you. Is that already a little better? Yeah. >> Okay. All right. We're going to search one more time. Okay. Heat. Heat. Yeah. >> Okay. Go ahead and sit back down for me. Go ahead and have a seat. Okay. H. >> All right. So, they were trying to tell you to get out of the the school. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, what happened after that? >> I I was I left. >> Okay. So, that makes sense. The reason we got called here is because they said someone at the school, I don't know who exactly, said when you were leaving, they saw you potentially had a handgun in your pocket. >> No, no, I didn't have a handgun at all. I don't I don't even carry guns. I No, I know I know I know that if you if you >> I know you're on probation, so it'd be dumb to carry a gun. So, I think you're smarter than that. But that's why I got to ask you. Okay. So, that's what they said. They said they saw a gun. And I don't know if it was threatened or if someone just saw it and just got spooked and called. >> No, my coach seen it. No, like that's dumb. Like that's people too cool. >> And your coach is the one that would sign people in. >> Yeah. Yeah. He was literally sitting at the front door. Like >> what's his name? >> His name is uh Mr. uh uh >> uh I forgot his name. I forgot his name. >> Okay. But he's the one that signed people in. He let you in. He buzzed you in. >> Yes, ma'am. >> You go upstairs. Were there other people there causing a scene or they just targeted you to leave? >> Yeah, basically. Yeah, they were just telling me to leave. I was like I was like, "Okay." >> Was there any reason they were telling you to leave? >> I don't know. You weren't causing a scene and doing anything? >> Nope. >> You were just by yourself? >> Yeah, I Yeah, I was walking upstairs. Yeah, they were like they were just like, "All right, it's time to go." So, >> now were you going to that the transfer place or were you going to the gym at this point? >> At the gym at that point when when they were telling me to leave and stuff like that, I was like, "Okay." >> Did you already go to the transcripts place? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, then you went to the gym. When you were in the gym, that's when was it some teachers that approached you? Yep. >> Okay. They asked you to leave. You did you like say anything back to them? Was there any reason they would assume you have a gun? >> No. Okay. Did was any words exchanged? >> None. It was none. They were just like they just like real verbal like leave and stuff like that. That's what I was saying. >> What did you say back to them? >> I was like No, I was just like I was like that's crazy. I was like my teacher I was like my teacher see you know like my teacher see what y'all what y'all doing and stuff like that. You know what I mean? So I was like so she see y'all man. I was like that's crazy. >> Okay. And then you just left out. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Like I said once I get this figured out um I'm going to kind of >> get their side of the story as well. So once we figure all that out, I will let you know as soon as I know something. But I appreciate you talking with me and being cooperative. Like I said, it goes a long way. Um, do you have any questions for me right now? >> How old are you, Millie? >> 23. >> 23. Okay. Okay. All right. Give us a minute, Emily. Thank you. What did he do when you guys got here? He's just kind of going like this. And so Wolfong had him at gunpoint. So I flanked Wolfong cuz he had Mueller and I go up. We went up to grab it. The minute we grabbed, he was just kind of like >> he's super cooperative right now. >> Yeah. Well, I mean, >> his arms, spine, his back was basically all >> what >> he just went. >> I mean, it was we took him to the ground and I mean, it was just >> Well, you saw what? >> No, he said literally got there. He said he had to sign in. He was going to go to get go to the transcripts place and then go transcripts and then go to the gym. His coach was the one working the desk. He let him in. He said out of nowhere some teachers came up and was like asked him to leave and he's like okay gun in there. I mean he had a phone but they're pretty descriptive of being >> and he said he's on probation right now but it's just for like a bike theft that he claims he didn't do but from something from campus. That's all I have. >> Hey Malik, when you left what way did you exit >> the uh the number one door >> on like the north side? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then you got on your bike. Mhm. >> Was your bike uh parked outside? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, which way did you leave when you got on your bike? >> I went up uh I went up Race Street. >> You went up Race Street and then which way did you take? >> Uh oh. Damn. Um to uh towards Lincoln towards Lincoln Square. >> Towards Lincoln Square. Yeah. Okay. Then where? >> Back uh through the through the back way. Um through like W through like WY and all that. And I made it back over here >> through WY. >> Mhm. Then to Pho then to Pho then over here. >> Okay. So WY like the WY the school or Wy the road? >> Wy elementary. >> Okay. So you rode like on Florida? >> Mhm. >> So you kind of took off towards Race Street and then you went on Vine Street. >> No. Um from Pho from Pho uh to back over here. Um you know you know WY you know WY. Uh yeah. Yeah. I took that back. I took it back uh back to Scotswood over here. >> From Scotswood. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Okay. So when you left out the school, you went towards Lincoln's wall. >> Yes. >> So like up. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then which way? >> Uh from Lincoln from um I went from WY from Lincoln Square to WY um to back this way. >> You know which road you took to come down like come south? >> Yep. Um um the like like two two like two streets down that way. >> Not Pho, but like Fine. >> No, no. Two um two blocks down that way. Um the the street name on the street name on that one. That's the road I came. >> Rainbow View. >> Mhm. Two the two Yeah. back there. >> Okay. But you took this main row though to Rainbow View. >> No, back here. >> Like Washington. >> Back this way. Back this way. >> That way. >> Yeah. Back that way. >> Lman. >> Mhm. Did you take Washington to Leman? >> No, no, no. Back this like two two uh two blocks >> two street two street signs over. Two street signs over back this way. >> That'd be like Rainbow View. >> Yeah. >> Okay. But from R before you got to Rainbow View, where were you at? >> Um from WY uh that little that little intersection where uh the point at the point Ar that little intersection that's the road I took to get down. >> Where the point is? >> Yes, ma'am. Okay. >> Okay. So, you were like Florida and Pho. >> Okay. Before you got to that point, >> did you go past that like that big park? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. Um, is this your mom's house? >> Yeah. >> Do you live here with her? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Um, so you basically were just coming home after you left the school. >> Yes. >> Okay. Are you staying here tonight? >> Yes. >> All right. He gave me very weird directions, but it sounds like he came from Florida Pho like he went south and then he said he was near the point. >> Did he go through the cut? >> He said he went the shortcut, but he would have went way south to then come back up. He said he took the cut through Scotswood. So, I'm assuming he I'm assuming what he did was he took Fair Lawn all the way over. >> Yeah. and then took the cut. >> And then took the cut >> cuz Wolfong said he came down from that over there. >> I'm assuming he took the cut which is the way I came from here over there. The cut all took Fairon all the way over. Took the cut into Scotswood and then he said he came over here which he said he came like two streets over which is like Rainbow View and then he rode in. >> He is really interested in it. >> Okay, what are we doing? resist. >> If we can get a good enough statement from people at the high school, we can do UW. >> Okay. >> Even though we ain't found it. >> Are we doing resisting on him? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Cuz without that, >> I got muddy. >> Yeah. Your gun your gun looks interesting. >> Okay. Malik, I'm going to reach over you real quick. Okay. >> I'm sorry. They taking me to do. >> Yep. >> What are they taking me to do? >> So, from what we gathered from all the other people's statements, they have a different story than you do. Okay. And what we're going to do is we're going to get video and all of that from the high school. If it is a misunderstanding, like I said, we'll work that way. But as of right now with all the witnesses that we do have, we have to go off of their statements. Okay. >> Does that make sense? >> Yeah. It is crazy. I don't even make this. Um I know >> they I what they take me they releasing me um cuz they cuz what they trying to say I did now. >> So all they're charging me with is UW unlawful use of a weapon >> and then resisting. >> Unlawful use of a weapon and resisting. I I never had a weapon and I wasn't even resisting. >> So we're going to we're going to figure that out. Okay. So that's that's where we're at right now. That's what I'm being told. Okay. I'm just the messenger. >> No, I can't get I can't take them charges. I didn't do I didn't even have a weapon and I wasn't even resistant. >> I got you. >> And I'm already on probation. I thought they was letting me go. I thought they was just letting me go. >> Okay. >> Sorry about that. >> It's okay. >> All right. What's your name, man? Okay. You see us. You see us resisting every time. Every time uh y'all try to put y'all try to put the handle on. Y'all can't do that [ __ ] That's the time. You can't try to stick that [ __ ] up every time I come in. That's why God you can't you can't sit right there. You can't sit right there with with witness with witnessing eyes and be like I I know the [ __ ] I'm talking about. You can't sit right there and try to [ __ ] with that [ __ ] Excuse me. That's cool. Just sticking hand in the middle. [ __ ] right? You know you ain't got [ __ ] on me, right? You know you don't got [ __ ] on me. I just came from the school to go to go play basketball and you telling me I got to go to jail for a handgun right now. And you know my judge and you know how to judge. So, so I I feel like I feel like all y'all need to deal with this [ __ ] cuz all y'all all y that's y'all I know all y work that 63rd southside that 63rd 63rd street I know y work that y'all be talking to them the ladies over there the ladies over there be uh trying to justify whatever they trying to say and [ __ ] and then y'all go and then then y'all helping them lock me up y'all helping them 63rd people lock me up by giving by telling them that uh I had a hand whatever whatever the case may be I'm telling you that like like you just you driving my you driving my mental state up here, bro. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. >> It's not funny. >> They stuck They They just stuck a handgun on