Scott credit union. >> Which one? >> The one in uh Fairby Heights. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Jim Hustler. >> Jim. >> Jim. Yeah. >> That's the full name is Jim. Yeah. >> Okay. What's your middle initial? >> W. >> Date of birth? >> Uh 71799. >> 99. >> Yeah. How old are you? >> I am 99. That would make me uh 28. >> I'm 28. >> That would make you 25. >> 25. Yeah. So, yeah. 25. >> You're 25 years old? >> Yeah. >> Okay. County 95 now. Do you have a driver's license? Like not on you. Do you do you have one? >> I do, but I lost my license out walking back here. My wallet is lost out here and my vote. >> County 959. >> All right. I'm going to set this on the back for now. Okay. >> All right. Go ahead. >> Why can't I just ride? >> Well, I just have to make I have to run your make sure you are who you say you are. 59. What's your location? >> I'm about a/4 mile south of 50 15 on 51 South. >> All right, hang on just a second. What? [Music] >> County, can you run a 29 by word of mouth? Hi. >> Last of Esler, Edward Sam, Tom Lincoln, Edward Robert, first of Jim, common spelling, middle initial W. William, date of birth 71799. And if there is a DL photo, could you email it to me? >> James, >> is your name James? Yeah. Okay. >> No, it's actually Jim. Connie, you said his name is Jim, not James. You mind standing up here just in the light? >> Can I just get a ride? Well, there's there things I have to do here. All right. I'm moving right here. >> No. Up here, please. >> Yeah. >> I mean, I'm just trying to help you out. Make sure you are who you right. What do you want? >> Well, I It's just for my safety and your safety. You're >> Can you give me what you want, please? >> I want to go. It's crazy. >> What are we doing? >> Like I said, I have to verify you are who you say you are. You see that? >> I'm trying. >> Why can't you just give me a ride? >> Your birth certificate says Jim, not James. They're having trouble finding your information. >> It says Jim. >> This Caleb 959. >> What's the big deal? >> I I know that. I know that. Okay, that's Is there a DL photo? >> Yep, I'm aware. Thank you. Uh, did eight figure out what's where I'm at? [Music] >> You were born in 1968. >> Yeah. No, I was born in 1999. You're west. What >> do you live at? 8 Do you live in Oallen 1816 West Washington? >> No, I I sold the house. >> Okay. So, that was your house? >> No. >> So, you sold it, but it wasn't yours. >> It was my house, but I sold it. >> Okay. So, I said >> that house wasn't my house, but I sold the house. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Can you ask for a ride? >> All I'm asking you is for a ride. Look, first you tell me your birthday is 1999. >> I'm leaving you. >> I I can tell you by looking at you. >> I can tell by looking at you that's not the right birthday. I'm just trying to figure out what's going on here. >> I just want to ride to the >> Okay, then you should have been honest with me from the >> Hey, Mr. What's going on, man? >> I want to ride. >> Okay. >> To the Here's the thing, man. So, what how are you out here? >> My car broke down. >> Your car broke down. Okay. Yeah. What what color was your car? >> Orange. >> Orange. Okay. What make model? >> Avalanche. Chevy Avalanche. >> Okay. All right. Here's the thing. We found your car yesterday. Okay. >> It was sitting out there for hours. >> It has been towed. You left it on public roadway. All right. >> I want it back. I can get a ride to it. >> Okay. >> Right now, >> I'll let you know everything you need to know. All right. >> What happened to you yesterday? >> My car broke down. >> Okay. Your windows were busted. >> Yeah, I broke it because I locked my keys in there. >> Okay. Yeah. >> All right. >> Well, do you need any medical attention? >> No, I just need a ride. You can take me to my car. >> Okay. So, you got a scar on your head. Where'd that come from? >> I fell down several times walking on the ground and then [ __ ] through a cornyard. >> Okay. How'd you fall? >> It's what? >> How did you fall? >> Walking falling through a cornyard. >> Okay. All right. >> Can I get a ride? >> All right. So, >> let me talk with my partner real quick. Okay. >> All right. Hang tight. Uh, can you hang out? >> You hang out right here. Okay. >> Who the [ __ ] can't see me? Ryan, >> I'm not going hand. >> No. No, we're not doing that. We're not We're not doing >> about your birthday. >> Why can't I just get all your information? You lied to me about your birthday. And I don't know why. Because you don't have any warrants. You're not wanted. Nothing along those lines. >> We just want to get you, you know, safely to your your home get your car. How about you move it right now? >> Get in the car. >> You don't want your car? >> I I want a ride. >> Why don't you give me a ride? >> Do you have a phone? Can you call somebody? >> No. >> Okay. >> I need a ride from you. >> Okay. >> I know. >> Well, it it doesn't work that way. All right. You don't just get to demand. You could walk there. I'll give you the address if you like. Yeah, he's uh something's going on with him. >> I didn't search him. >> He's walking off, dude. He's got a little bit of cannabis. >> Oh, he had stuff in his car, too. >> I told him I don't care about cannabis, but >> Yeah, he's walking off. I mean, if he doesn't want the address or anything, like he wants a ride right now. Like, >> he wanted a ride to Caseyville. >> He's not getting that. He's not getting that. So, um, not with him acting like that. I'm not getting giving him a courtesy ride. So, I mean, I can go talk to him, but if he's going to act like that, he's not getting one. >> He was walking this way and now he's walking that way. >> Yeah. Well, if he wants to just walk, he could walk. I told him I'll tell you everything you need to know. But jeez. Yeah. I don't think this will be a report if he calms down and get him get him his car and get him his uh money and that's it. That'll be it. So, let me go ahead and try to whip around, talk to him, catch up to him, and then uh >> I'll uh I'll flip around and meet you. >> All right. You ran out of sink. Relax. I need a relax. [Music] Help me. >> Relax. >> Somebody help me. Help me. Come on. Help me. Help me. Come on. Help me. Come on. Help me. Help me. Help me. >> Hey, step it up. Step it up. Help me. Help me. Help me. Someone help me. >> What is happening? >> Yo, I went Hold up. Open the door. If you ran up on me and attacked me, >> I'm going to go give me a run. Come here. >> And a just went for my gun. He didn't get it. >> All right. >> I need to get >> Hey, listen. Listen, listen. Here's what you're going to do. You're going to roll over, okay? Okay. And you're going to let us put you in handcuffs and figure this [ __ ] out. Okay. Otherwise, it's going to get a lot worse for you. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Give me a ride. At least it's my daughter's house. >> All right. Are you going to roll over and cooperate? >> Give me a ride. >> All right, Matthysse. We're going to have to roll them. We're rolling your way. >> One, two, three. >> Just give me a ride. >> Taser. I got cops. I got >> that little bike fall off. >> All right, Jim, give me give me your other arm. >> I don't think he's going back. >> County 959. >> You [ __ ] don't hurt me. Please. I got to breathe, bro. >> All right, >> stand up. Back up. Take a breath. Okay. >> Okay, please. >> Let me breathe. >> That male is in custody. >> You good? >> That's his James. Jim. >> Yeah. >> What the hell just happened? >> I wanted to take him to jail. >> What? You weren't going to jail. We were trying to get you to your car. >> You wouldn't get me in my car. >> We were trying to get you to your car and you just attacked my deputy. >> Yeah, we've arrested. >> There's a flashlight. We weren't arresting you. We had no reason to arrest you. >> You were scaring me. Oh, I can't bring you. Can I roll over, please? >> Let me get off my belly. Set him up. Send him up. If you can get him up, you're all right to stand up. >> Oh, give me a second. That's my breath. If >> we can sit you up, you'll be able to breathe better. Okay, you can sleep you up. Be up on the car. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> I'm trying to help you sit up. >> I got I hurt my hand to get him up. [ __ ] Get up. >> Nope. Stay down. You're not getting up right now. >> He doesn't get up. >> So, explain to me what happened. He pulled up to talk to you and you you just thought it was a good idea to run up and attack him. >> No, I don't want to get arrested. You guys are scaring me. >> Okay. Why did you attack him? >> Because I don't want He was going to You're going to take me away. >> We weren't going to take you away. >> Do any of that, man? >> All right then. >> I was Now we are >> I was going to come talk to you, work with you, and you just came up and attacked me. >> I know. I'm afraid of you. >> Did we give you any reason to be afraid of you? We were talking to you. Well, >> you Why couldn't you just give me a ride? I told you I just wanted to figure out who you were and you started our interaction lying to me. >> No, >> let's start over. What's your date of birth? >> Does it matter? >> What's your date of birth? >> July 12th, 1968. >> So why'd you lie to me? You don't have warrants. >> Okay. I'm afraid >> I came up to you and talked to you like a normal human being. >> I was nice. I was cordial. I just wanted to make sure you didn't have weapons. >> All right. If I can trust you. My name is James Esler. Real. My name is Real James. >> I already know who you are. I have your driver's license picture pulled up on my computer. I'm trying to figure out why you lied to me in the first place. >> Because I'm afraid. >> Did I give you a reason to be afraid? >> Yeah. I thought you were going to arrest me. >> For what? >> I don't know. You're looking for something. I guess >> I wasn't. Someone called in and said someone might need help. They were on the side of the road wrapped in a blanket. >> Okay. >> So, we were coming to help you. >> Okay. Yeah. I'm more >> Is this how you treat people that come to help you? >> No. Cuz now you are going to go to jail, >> man. Are you We have >> You're going to go to jail for aggravated battery on a peace officer. Do you understand that? >> I'm scared. >> Well, now you're going to jail. Okay. >> Okay. That's what we got to do that way in your car. >> I'll take one mine after you attack me. >> Well, it's mine. I'm just going to All right. We're going to stand you up. >> What is going on? >> You're stand up. All right. Ready? >> My hand's hurting. >> One, two, three. >> My [ __ ] hurt. Listen, I'm going to check your handcuffs. Make sure they fit right. And I'm going to lock them. Okay. >> Okay. >> I want I need a ride. Actually, I can't walk. >> Well, now you got a ride. >> Attacking me was going to get you a ride. >> Did you get arrested? That's for sure. >> Okay. But attacking me wasn't going to get you Well, it's going to get you a ride now. I know. >> Not to where you want to go. >> Well, I didn't want anything bad to happen to me. >> Well, nothing bad was going to happen until you attacked me. >> Okay. >> So, now we're getting a ride, not to where you wanted to go. Okay. I I don't know where we're going with this direction, but I need Can I get my >> Do I need anything here? >> We'll get all your stuff for you. All right. >> Thank you. >> We'll look around. >> All right. Come over here to my squad car. >> All right. We're going this way. >> Give me a goddamn rag. What is that? Oh [ __ ] >> Come over here to my squad car. >> But this is ridiculous. >> I'm just trying to help people. >> You're trying to help people by attacking a police officer who's here to help you? I hope you guys help me. >> Hang on. Right here. Right here. >> Okay. Okay. >> Search your legs. >> You're searching. >> Well, now you're getting everything taken out of your pockets. >> This side. Okay. [Music] You thought that's all right. >> What is going on is you are going to jail for aggravated battery as a peace officer. >> I guess we have to do that. >> We didn't until you attacked my deputy. >> I thought you should be here. >> Why did you attack my deputy? Do you just attack people that are talking to you? >> You were talking to me over there. >> Get my car. >> What are you doing? >> Can you pull my pants up? >> Let's go. >> Okay, I'll get in for I'll get in cooperatively. >> We were cooperative. We were nice. Oh, you weren't. >> You escalated. >> You weren't really nice. >> You would just give me a ride if you're nice. >> All right, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Hold on. Sit your butt down. >> Hold on. My legs hurt. [ __ ] I can't get my head up. [ __ ] Hey, I got to cut in a different way. That car is tiny. >> Yeah, it's going to be tough for me to get in. I don't know if I can drive to the gas station. >> All right, let's gather up this stuff. >> Yeah. Thanks, man. Appreciate it. >> This is blanket here. Looks like >> a little bit of canvas in there. >> In there. >> Is your car unlocked? >> I locked it. I'll unlock it. Second. >> You went for your gun? >> Yeah, he did. He didn't get it. That That side doesn't work. You got to go to the >> I'm just having a [ __ ] driver. >> Okay. Oh, all his stuff. >> Yeah, >> that's fine. >> I'm going to head to the other. >> All right. >> I wouldn't worry about his [ __ ] that fell down. Yeah. >> What police department do you have for our iPhone, sir? >> We are with Washington County Sheriff's Office. >> Oh, Washington County. >> Hey, can you help me, guy? >> What's that? >> Can you help me? >> Help you with what? >> Uh, get out of the situation. >> I cannot. >> You attacked my deputy. >> You put yourself in this situation. All right. >> We were there to help you. >> All right. You >> I wanted to verify who you were and I was going to take you to the gas station. >> It didn't seem like it. I'm scared. >> I'm really scared, sir. I shouldn't go there. So, please don't. If you leave me out of that, it'll be real bad there. [Music] I don't know why it scared. >> What? What police station we going to? >> What? >> Where are we going? What police station we going to? >> We are going to Washington County Jail. >> Oh, am I going to jail today? >> You are. >> That's what happens when you attack a deputy. What's going on? What is going on? Why am I in a police car? After I did all that. I'm in a police car. >> Can you help me get out of this? >> I can help you get out of the car once we get to the jail. Are you going to cooperate with the jailers once we get there? >> I guess. So, I'm actually going to jail. Wow. I can't believe this.