Come outside. - Criminals think they're geniuses, but let's be real, most of them are about as sharp as a doorknob. - [Man] Okay. Okay. Okay. Enough. Enough. Enough. I didn't do anything. - But then, there's a special kind of delusional who believe they can outsmart the protectors of the law, putting not only others' lives, but their own life in danger as well. - [Officer] Put your hands behind your back. - [Officer 2] Don't go. - Today, Detective Dale is taking us on the wild ride through five cases where these want to be masterminds where they find stupid in their attempts to outwit the police and dodge their well-deserved karma. - As a former detective, I can vouch for one thing, there's someone more dangerous than a criminal, and that's a half-wit criminal. Stop. 28-year-old Daton Viel was pulled over by police near the University of Central Florida's campus for a stolen license plate. When the police asked Viel who the car belonged to, he claimed it was his and even offered up his driver's license. One of the officers took the license to run some background checks. Little did he know that he was in for a shocking surprise. - [Officer] Pull over. Police. Hands. Step out. Come talk to me. Step out. Come talk to me. Do you have anything on you? - [Viel] No. - [Officer] Okay. This tag's come back as stolen, man. I'm Sergeant Lurk from the police department. - [Viel] Said who? - [Officer] Tag has come back as stolen. Step over there for me, okay? - [Viel] Okay. - [Officer] Do you know anything about that? - [Viel] No, sir. - [Officer] Do you have a license on you? - [Viel] I got everything in the pedal. - [Officer] Okay. Don't go and reach for anything yet. Whose car is it? You can open the door. Do you have any weapons in there? - [Viel] No sir. - [Officer] Okay. Whose car is it? - [Viel] It's mine. - [Officer] Okay. Why would the tag come back as stolen? - [Viel] S**t, I ain't going to hold you. You know what? You're a sergeant? - [Officer] Yeah. - Why not? I heard you. […]. - [Officer] I'd appreciate it. - Hell, yeah. Hell, yeah. - [Officer] What's going on? - Alright. So, this is my […]. Can you see […]? - [Officer] Don't reach for anything. - I just want you to see. - No, don't reach for nothing, okay? There you go. - I just want to… So, I'm staying… I ain't going to lie. I'm staying […]. Damn, I still smell like c*****e too. I'm staying right here on Alafia […]. - This is a W-2. - Oh, s**t. - No, don't. Come back here. Come back here. - Nah, I just want you to know who it is because I see the tag come back stolen. You're going to think the car is stolen. - [Officer] Yeah, that's exactly what I think. - Yeah, I know. You can run the VIN number. The VIN number… - This is Officer Smith. - How are you doing, Officer Smith? - [Officer Smith] How are you doing? - The VIN number is me. I just came to drop my girlfriend off. She stayed right here, bro. I'm really going back to the house. - [Officer] This tag's been hitting our license plate readers all night, though. - What do you mean? - [Officer] We have cameras on campus that pick up license plates, and it's been coming back stolen all night. - So you can see. I came and picked my girlfriend up, she's staying right in the towers. I'm going right back here on Alafia. - Do you have any weapons or anything like that? - No. - You mind if I check you down. - [Officer] You said you were going to be honest with me, so… - Yeah. So here goes my… I can show you my ID and everything like that. You can run my VIN number. - [Officer] I'm going to. Oh, he will, actually. - Here go, my VIN number. Here go, my license plate. You can smell me. I still smell like coochie, v****a. - Okay. Okay. Remember, I don't know you. We're not friends yet. - Okay. Okay. Okay. s**t, dude, you just got out there and did it for me, so I might as well be honest with you. - Yeah. Okay. Just hang out there. That's Officer Rango. Hang with him for a minute, okay? Is it Mr. Viel? - [Viel] Yes, sir. - Cool. Okay. Just hang tight. I'm going to use it to call your ID, and I'll give it right back. - [Viel] Okay. It's B400… - I won't be able to memorize that. I'm looking at it. It's 410 DL, Florida. Victor 400177943710. Run them all the way, please. Alright. - [Officer 2] Figure everything out. Thanks. […] all the way? I told him. - […] comes back here April 16 […]. There's a tag on it. - So, can I guess you got no insurance, right? - Yeah. I ain't going to lie, they suspended my insurance last month, and I know I'm not really supposed to be driving. I know. - [Officer] I appreciate your being honest with me. - Yeah. Because it don't make any sense, bro. - [Officer] I already got you. - My girl, she stays right here. I ain't got to lie, and I'm out cheating. What the f**k? - [Officer] Well, don't worry. We're not going to tell her, but what's… Tell me the whole thing straight through. - Tell you the whole thing straight. - [Officer] Beginning to end. - Beginning to end. - [Officer] Yep. - Alright. So, I got pulled maybe a month ago, or some s**t like that. Got pulled like a month ago. I put my car on ice. Now I'm working, but we just moved to a little house and s**t like that, so I ain't really got the money. The female who I was just with, I swear to God, I'll call her on speaker. It's her birthday, so she wanted to get out the house. She doesn't have a car. She lives,on campus. - Okay. - I'm right here on Alafia, right here behind the […]. - Yeah, I know. - I'm going right there. That's exactly where I'm at. I go pick her up last night. Come back. She stayed the night, and then I just dropped her back off. - Okay. - I'm literally going… - [Officer] You were heading back there. - I'm just going to go park up. So, I don't be moving or nothing like that, but last night since it was her birthday, why the f**k not? - I get it. - So that's what's going on, but that's me. That's my VIN number and everything like that. - [Officer] We got that. - I don't want to do no bulls**t with you. Nothing… - [Officer] I appreciate that. - while the officers engaged Viel in conversation, the one looking up his license made a startling discovery. Viel was no ordinary man. He had a warrant out for his arrest. However, just as they were about to move in, Viel's eyes flashed with realization. In a split second, he bolted. What started as a usual traffic stop had now turned into a heart-pounding chase. - I'm sorry. So, it don't make any sense for me to… You know what I'm saying? Even if it were him, he'd have to come through you to do some extra s**t. - [Officer 2] Alright. Turn around. Turn around. Put your hands… - [Officer] Because you got a warrant for your arrest. Don't run. Yeah, you're going to get tased. Yeah, dude, you're already going to jail. Don't make this worse. Don't run the other side. Alright, we'll meet you at jail, son. - [Officer 2] Stay with the car. - [Officer] Hey, I got him on this side. Don't move. Hey, stop. Stop. Stop. - [Officer 2] He took off in the car. Westbound. […]. - Case number, please? - Case number 1768. - [Officer] Sorry, I was about to get ran over. My bad. - What? - Sorry, I was about to get ran over. - [Officer 2] Close my glasses. - [Officer] Yeah. You slick. Yeah, I got you. I should grab those keys, my bad. There you go. - Oh my […]. - Now, when I say half-wit I mean it in the most literal sense. After his escape, Viel earned another arrest warrant. Weeks later, he was involved in a bizarre shootout, injuring two officers. The police then found him in a hotel, but instead of cooperating, he resisted once again, leading to a dramatic confrontation with the SWAT team. Unsurprisingly, his foolish defiance ended with him losing his life. His criminal history included charges of burglary, aggravated attacks, drug possession, and battery, according to court records. while the police undeniably did the right thing in this case, not all police officers are shining examples of upholding the law. - [Jack] I'm going in my house. - [Officer] Stay back. - [Jack] I'm going in. - [Jack] Okay, and then I'm going to file a complaint against you. - In rare instances, other people do have valid points, like the case up next, where a 15-year-old proved to be smarter than any of the cops present. - [Officer] Maybe this way. - [Officer 2] Follow me to the court. - Give us space. - [Jack] Does this look like enough space? - [Officer] So you were the one driving up and down the street on the motorcycle? - [Jack] I was on my gas bicycle. - Okay. That's a gas-powered vehicle. You have to have a driver's license. - [Jack] No, you don't. - Yes, you do. - [Jack] Not when it's 50 cc, and you have a permit for it. two Park City police officers were informed about a loud argument on the street between two men over teens riding a gas engine bicycle. The caller, a woman, also reported seeing a gun with the father of one of the teens, identified as Michael Franchick. Upon arrival, the officers spoke with Franchick at his house, asking him to step outside to discuss the situation. Instead, he asked for their names and badge numbers, and just like that, the police officers barged in, and the situation spiraled out of control. - Then cooperate. - I am cooperating. You're violating my Fourth Amendment right. - [Jack] Hey. - Stop. - Outside… - You're violating my Fourth Amendment right. - [Jack] Hey, you guys cannot come in here without a search warrant. I'm videoing with the phone. - [Officer] […] cooperating. - I'm cooperating. I'm not fighting you. I'm not fighting you. - [Officer] Outside, now. Walk outside so we talk. - Okay, okay, okay. Enough, enough, enough. I didn't do anything. You just tased me for no reason. - […] deployed. Outside. - What are you doing? - Stop. Stop. - What am I being detained for? - Stop. Outside. - What am I being detained for? - Just stop resisting. - I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. No, don't take his phone. Don't take his phone. Don't take his phone. I'm good. I'm good. I've chilled the whole time. I haven't done anything. - Relax. - I haven't resisted. - [Jack] Officer. - All we're trying to do is talk to you. - Put your hands behind your back. - I am behind my back. This is unbelievable. - [Jack] No, I know. - This is unbelievable. - [Jack] They walked in the house without a search warrant. - This is unbelievable. - [Jack] Okay. - It's all on film. Get my camera. - [Jack] It's on my phone too. - It's on my phone. The whole thing is on film. - Right this way. - Follow me to the court. - [Officer] Give us space. - [Jack] I'm not… - Give us space. - [Jack] Okay. What's your space? What's your space? - Jack. Jack. Record the whole […]. - Keep recording. Give us space. - [Jack] Does this look like enough space? - My camera fell somewhere back there. - What are you doing? You don't twist the handcuffs. You're injuring me. I'm not resisting - [Jack] Johnny, do not let him in my house. - [Michael] Can you please… I'm so calm. - [Officer] You're resisting. - [Jack] Close my door. Lock it. - I didn't do anything, bro. You saw that. You saw the whole thing, and it's all been recorded. - It is. - I didn't resist. - I know. - I didn't do it. You know. Look, see, he acknowledged that I didn't resist, Jack. - [Jack] Yeah, I have it on video. - I didn't resist. - But we asked you to stop, right? - I didn't do anything against your instructions. You came into my house without a warrant, without any probable cause. - Okay. Let me just talk for a second. - I said I don't know anything, and he tackled me in my house. - He told you to stop, right? - He did not say anything of the sort. It's all on video. It's all on video. - Officer, I recorded the whole thing, and it's on video. - It is. - I'm filing a complaint against you. I want him nowhere near me. That guy is crazy. - Okay, it's just me and you, right? - Okay. Yeah, I'm fine. No, he can talk. He can talk. - [Jack] I can talk because I was in the situation. - Are you going to arrest him? - No, we're not going to arrest him. - Okay, then calm down. Then just what… - You want him to come to talk to you? - He recorded the whole thing. This guy is out of control. - Okay. - [Jack] What's your name? - Step back. - [Jack] I'm not… - Look, he just touched my kid. - You can record all you want, but you're stepping back right now. Back. - [Jack] Hey, don't touch me. Stop harassing me. - We're just trying to… - [Jack] I'm videoing this. You can do this. Please, get out of my personal space. - [Officer] No. - [Jack] Yes. - You're not going to interfere with what we're doing. - Get out of my personal space. This is my property. Please… - You're not going to interfere with an arrest. - [Michael] I'm chill. I've been chill the whole time. - [Officer] You can record all you want, but you're not going to get close to what they're doing. - [Jack] I'm on my property. Move out of my personal space, please. - [Officer] I'm going to stand right here. - [Jack] This is my personal square, please move. - [Officer] I'm going to stand right here. - [Jack] Please move. You're in my personal space. - [Officer] No. - What's your name? - [Jack] I do not need to give you that. - [Officer] Yeah, you… - [Jack] I'm involved with this, yes, but this guy threatened me, and call the cops on me. What's your badge number? - What's your name? - [Jack] What's your badge number? Badge number. That says name. - 3K12. - Okay. - Now what's your name? - I'm not making any statements. - You're not making any statements? - Nope. - Okay. I have the right to identify you. You understand that, right? - Okay. Then you can search up my face, and you can search up my record. - Okay. - Okay. - Well, you're going to sit tight for a minute. You are not going anywhere. - I can go in my house if I want. Am I detained? - You're detained. - For what reason? For what? That guy threatening me? Why isn't that guy going to jail? That guy threatened to beat me in his a*s. So, why aren't you guys arresting him? - That's not the information that we got. - Yeah, he can just lie. - [Michael] Jack, step back and keep recording. - I'm literally in my space, and this guy's just touching me. - I didn't touch you at all. - I have it on video. - I've been recording this whole time, buddy. - Okay. You're fine. You're fine. - [Michael] You got nothing. - [Jack] You're fine. - [Michael] This guy is ridiculous. You violated my Fourth Amendment rights. I'm filing a complaint against you. - [Officer] Step back. Do not step forward. What did I just tell you? - [Jack] Hey, please, get out of my space. - I do not have to. You cannot interfere with what we're doing. - I'm not interfering when I'm on my property. - Don't step toward the car. - I'm not. Then move out of my way. - You did step toward the car. I told you not to. - [Officer 2] You tried to run from us. - [Officer 3] Okay. - [Jack] What's your name? - Officer Ware. - [Jack] Okay, and what's your name? - We went over this. Officer Proctor. - [Jack] Okay. I didn't go over it. Don't… - Hey, hands up. […] - [Jack] You can't… Hey, hey, hey. - [Officer] Stay back. - I'm going in my house. - Stay back. - I'm going in… - If you try and come past me, you're going to go on the ground face first. Do you understand me? - [Jack] Okay. Then I'm going to file a complaint against you. - Just go get your camera. - Go get your camera, yes. I'm allowing you to do that, but you cannot walk in my house. - [Officer] There you go. - [Jack] Okay, bye. I have three cops on me, and I'm 15 years old. Because you guys intruded my house? - [Officer] It's because of your attitude. - [Officer 2] Are you were the one driving up and down the street on the motorcycle? - I was on my gas bicycle. - Okay, that's gas-powered vehicle. You have to have a driver's license. - No, you don't. - Yes, you do. - Not when it's 50cc, and you have a permit for it. I'm staying next to my car, so I'm going to go talk to over here. Can I go around him? - [Officer] Yeah, go ahead. - [Officer 2] Please, don't walk up behind me, okay? - [Jack] I asked him. - Okay. - [Boy] Did they threaten to beat… Did he threaten to beat us up or anything? - Yes. - What did he say? - He goes, "That bike is illegal." I said, "No, it's not. It's a 50cc bicycle, and I have a permit for it." He said, "Get out of the way." He was on his little road bike. He said, "Get out of the way. I'm going to beat your a*s." So I don't… If you guys want to believe him, and we have two witnesses, he has zero… - Okay. Just calm down. - [Boy] Just calm down. Calm down. - No, I'm pissed off because you guys just came in our house. - But we tried to come here to ask a question and figure out what was going on because what we got told is a gun was involved in this incident. So we're going to take this a little more serious. - No gun was involved, not at all. I don't know why you have to… - We know that when we get here. - We don't know that. - I know. - That's what I'm saying. - I understand that. Yes, I totally understand that, but you can't just tackle him like that. - But when he's told If he doesn't stop, he has to stop. That's a lawful command by an officer. - We can get physical. - Okay? - You can't just come in the house without a… - Yes, we can. - We have to control the situation. - Do you have a search warrant? - We don't need a search warrant. - We don't need a warrant. - Yes, you do. - You might want to go to school and learn the law… - I already know the law. - No, you don't. - Okay. - We're not going to argue about… - Okay. Please don't talk to me, so get out of my way. - This is my case. - It's your case? - So, I'll talk to you as much as I want. - Okay. Well, I'm not going to respond to you. - You don't have to respond to me, but I can talk to you. - Have a good day. - It was evident that the police officers had overstepped their boundaries, but they hadn't anticipated the awareness of the 15-year-old teen. If the kid hadn't been so alert, they would have gotten away with it. - So, told you get out of the way, he was going to kick your a*s, beat your a*s, whatever it was. - Yeah. - Then what happened? - Beat my a*s. I rode my bicycle back here. He ran back with me. I closed the garage, and I told my dad. My dad was like, "Who is this?" If anything goes further, then I'm going to have to call the police. He walks outside to see where the guy is. - Your dad? That's okay. - The guy comes out and he steps, and he… For instance, he walks, and he goes like this. He walks right here in front of his face. - So right here or down there? - No, no, right down there, at the corner where you guys were parked down there. He walks up right to his face like this. He said, "Step back because you're violating, my…" his personal space, one. Two, if he steps one more close or he touches him, he has the right to defend himself. That is easily the right to defend himself. There's no reason why he says… - So… - But we have two witnesses that were literally on site, and we're telling you the truth, and he's telling you the truth. - But no one's talked to us yet, and that's where we're trying to get… - I understand that. - Okay. All right. - What happened after that point, after you separated or… - We walked back inside, and now you guys are here coming in the house, and I don't know why he's detained. I don't know why he's getting arrested. - I'm not going to get into that and talk to you about that. - Well, you can because he's my dad, and it was on my property. - Okay. Well, it's not your property, it's your dad's, but we're not going to get in that, okay? - Actually, technically it is because I'm underneath his guardian. - Okay, but we're not going to get into that, okay? - Okay. - I'm just trying to find out where… What we're trying to get situated is what took place between you guys being… - Okay. I'm filing a […] court on him because he touched me when I did nothing. - Okay. Do you want to have an actual conversation? - Where is he going? - To Summit County jail. - We're willing to talk to you, but I'm not going to play the stupid games, okay? - You kind of are because… - Okay. We're done. - Okay. Can I have the case number right now? Can I have where… - We are going to give it to your dad. - No, no, right now. I need it here. - Okay, that… - [Officer 2] Tell you what, you can go in the house. You can do whatever, but we're done with you, guys. - Okay. - You guys aren't being cooperative. We'll leave it at that. - We're being cooperative. We just told you… - No, you're not. You're just being mouthy. - How? - You're just being mouthy. - [Boy] Jack, stop being mouthy. - I'm not. We're fine. We're fine. - Where's your parents? - [Boy] My parents are at my house, sir. - Okay. I just need to go talk to them real quick just so they know that we talked and whatever. - [Boy] I think I gave you my address, so you can just go tell them. - You got their phone number? - [Boy] Yeah. Do you want to… - Just give him the number so we can… - Can I just call them? - All is we need to do is just… - I can just give you my phone and you can talk to them. - Yeah. Go ahead. I just need to let them know that we talked. That's all. - Okay. Dude, you got to stop being mouthy. - [Jack] I'm not. - [Boy] You have to find out where your dad's going. You got to get… - He just said Summer County jail. - This is actually Officer Proctor with Park City Police Department. I just needed to just inform you that there was an altercation with a neighbor, your son and his friend on a bike, and so we just had to… We just spoke with your son, and he just told us what happened, but I just needed to give you a courtesy call, letting you know that we did talk to him and that he did have a neighbor that sounds like got a little bit of a […] with him because they were riding a bike. - A 50c circuit. - Sir, that's what we were trying to find out and what's going on, because we got called by some of our neighbors. They just heard an argument between the adults that got involved. - [Jack] What the heck? - That's why we're here, but your son just was filling this in, but since he is a juvenile, I just need to give you the courtesy call. Hey, we tried to get to that point, but your son's been super cooperative. Unfortunately, the other parties aren't necessarily being as cooperative as it could be. - [Boy] Jack, you need to be more cooperative. - [Jack] No. - [Boy] I'm serious, yes. - [Jack] You don't understand the law. - They were riding an actual motorcycle, but they do have to have a permit for it. They do have to have that. So if it's motorized, then it's not… - [Boy] What's a fire truck doing here? - [Officer] It is on public roads. - [Jack] It is my dad's. - They have to follow all the rules just like the normal vehicle as far as… - [Boy] So we have the power? - Yeah, a license or a learner, all that kind of stuff. Now, if they're riding on private property, that's totally different as well. So it is kind of… I haven't seen the bike. I don't know what it looks like. That's just the difference there. But I just need to give you that courtesy call. - [Boy] That's fair. I gave him my address, my phone number, all of it. I was being cooperative. - [Jack] Yeah. You can be cooperative, but this is happening. - Once we get the announce kit, I'll make sure the information as far as contact, and then we're just make sure that you're being aware of what's… - [Boy] I haven't dealt with cops in four years. - It's Officer Proctor. - [Boy] It's sketchy. - [Jack] Can we go up and see what's going on with my dad? - So real quick. - [Jack] We're allowed to go up there, right? Yeah. We are allowed to go up where we live? - Actually, not. What they're doing, you're not going to look, okay? - [Boy] Jack, just be cooperative, please. - So your mom just wanted to know… So what bike were you riding? - [Boy] The bicycle one. - [Jack] We were riding only the bicycle one. - Okay. - [Boy] 50cc. - So I haven't seen either of them. I don't know what they look like or anything like that, but so you guys are aware, if it's motorized and you go on public roads, you have to abide by the same rules as your driver car. - [Jack] Yeah, and I… - [Boy] Yeah, we do. - [Jack] You don't have to have a license because I have a permit, and that you're legally allowed to drive a 50cc bicycle. - That's what I'm saying. So not everybody… - [Boy] I heard you say… I have my permit, too. - No, that's what I'm saying. So just make sure you exercise caution. Then, if there is a motorcycle or dirt bike or whatever, it's also been ridden now in the past, whatever? - [Jack] There has been a motorcycle ridden in the past, but it has a license plate, and it's legal. - Okay. - check your attitude. - [Jack] There's no attitude. I'm talking normal, exactly how I normally talk. - [Boy] Jack, he's trying to help you. - So all I'm saying is just, if you're getting to comforted, whatever, then they can complain. If it's legal, they can call the cops and let us come do it. - Yeah. - There's no point to go and get in confrontation with them, and then it turns into something bigger. - Yeah. It simply could have been just… I don't know if there's an issue going on with neighbors and with your dad and that guy. I don't know what's going on. - [Jack] This is the first time we've ever seen him, met him, heard of him, looked at him, and the first thing I hear is him saying, "That bicycle is illegal." It's a 50cc, and I have a permit for it, and I told him that. He goes, "Well, move out of the way, I'm going to beat your a*s." - You've got to admit, the lad had some pretty valid arguments and was well aware of the law, maybe even more so than anyone present at the scene. One could even sense the fear in the cop's voice while answering his questions. - If you guys do have permits, and it's all licensed, registered, all that stuff, fine. Then he can call and we can look into it. - [Boy] Mike, can I answer that? - Yeah, absolutely. It is so… - [Jack] Quick question. If he has a concealed carry permit or anyone here, and they have a gun, isn't that legal? You can openly carry in the state of Utah, right? - It is, but there's a difference between tuck it in your waistband. That is not… Seriously, this is open carry. There is no structure that's clear as day. - [Jack] Yes, I understand that. - So once you tuck a weapon in your waistband or anything… - [Jack] You have to have a concealed carry permit. - You have to have a concealed carry permit. - Yeah. - Now, the average Joe that's standing out here, if they see… - [Jack] They don't know. - … they don't know. - [Jack] Yeah, you can't. - All they know is there was an argument, and there was a…. - Confrontation. - … confrontation with, possibly, a weapon. - [Jack] Yes. - Yeah. We need to find out what's going on. - I understand that, yes. I totally understand that. You don't know if there's a gun being pointed at someone, anything. - Correct. - You have to plan for the worst. - Yep. So we just have to look at it and… - So, I understand that, yes, but… - So, okay? So that's just where things are. - Were you standing at the front door with… - I was standing on the sidewalk. - Who was with him at the front door? - Well, eventually, everybody was at the front door. - Well, first two when two people both knocked on the door. - So he was standing on the porch, and I was standing out on the sidewalk in front of your porch. - Can you tell me why he tackled him into the house? Why he tackled… - No one got tackled. He was told to stop… - I saw him with his arm behind his back and twisted all around… - Okay, but that's not… - …saying come outside, - That's not tackling. Okay? - I heard that there was a big smack. - I heard all this stuff, and then all of a sudden you guys are in the house. Did he allow you guys to come in the house? - I'm not going to get into that with you. - Okay. Because you know that you guys came in illegally. - Because he was told to stop when he was outside, and once he flees from us and he's told to stop, that is not obeying a lawful command by an officer. That's all we're going to get. We're done with it. Okay? - Okay. - We're not going to talk about that, but if you have any questions about your motorcycles or the bike with the engine, then I can more than happy to answer those. - Okay. I have a question. Where is he going, and is… - So if there's if there's something medical wise, then obviously medical's going to check him out, make sure he is okay or whatever. - Yeah. - Once that's all said and done, I'm not the arresting officer, I'm not the one that's doing that, so I… But it's either would be, if he has medical, he would go to the hospital to get medical care. - Well, yeah, he has a really severe back… - Okay. - … issues. - So if there's something there, then medical care is going to take precedence over everything. - Okay. - Okay? Otherwise, if the officers placed him under arrest, then he would go to… - Going, is he just being detained, or is he going for years? I can't… - So what ends up happening… - Is he giving me a phone call when he gets there? - Yeah, he will get a chance to make a phone call and regardless of hospital, jail, whatever. - Okay. - Alright? - Yeah. - So did your dad or someone need to… - [Boy] No, he was asking if he needs to come pick me up from the area. - Oh, okay. No, you're good. - Your mom did want to call back. Will you just call her real quick, and then I'll just tell her that we're all good there. - Were you here… Were you sitting down there with arresting officer? - When? - When you guys first showed up? - Oh, yeah, all three of us were […]. - [Boy] Did you want to call my mom? - Yeah, just call her real quick. Just so I just let her know that you're all good. - [Jack] So is there two people in each car? - […]. - [Boy] Hey, Officer Proctor wants to talk to you - [Jack] Do you know when I'm going to get a phone call, or can you write down my number and give it to him or something? - To your Dad? - Can I give him his phone? - Does he have a wallet or anything that he needs? - I have his wallet. - Does he want it? - Can I go ask him? Can your officer ask him? Would he like his phone, his wallet, anything? - Hey, does he need his phone and wallet? Okay. He wants both of them. I can bring both in. Hold on. - I'm going to go grab them. - Yeah. Okay. Grab them. - […]. - […] - Yeah. - Yes, just to show you, he does have his concealed carry. - Okay. That's fine. - Okay. Alright. - Okay. Can you ask him if he has my phone number memorized? - Is It in here? - Yeah. - So is he going to call me on that? - We will let him get his numbers out of here. - Alright. - Okay. - Look at this s**t. Just for some dude saying that my dad had a gun, saying my dad had a gun. One, he has a concealed carry permit, and two, we had five cops pulling up to the house a fire truck and an ambulance. - Jack, is everything good in the house? - Yeah. - Did they go in the house? - No, he just came in to grab his thing, and then I took him right out. - Okay, […]. Make sure everything is secured in the house - The front door's locked, everything's locked. I have the key. - Then just call the PCPD or something, whatever. Call the police department. I asked for the […]. […] - Dad, I have it on video. Yeah, he was never at the front door. - I know he was never in the front door. - So he… - […]. - Yeah. For… What? - [Officer] Threat. - [Jack] Threat. - So we will still… - Minor threat. - So we will still deal with everything. We just have to take it one step at a time. - Okay. I'm wondering, what is that charge for threatening a minor? - [Officer] It doesn't matter if it's a minor or not. It's just the same, it's just threat is threat. - [Child] Okay, well, can I press charges on him? - [Officer] So this is what you'll need to do, okay? Is with your dad, you need to come in, and you need to fill out a statement of exactly what happened because we weren't able to get that of how things happened, Okay? - [Child] Yes. - It turns out that the arresting officer later claimed that Franczek was verbally abusive throughout and repeatedly asserted the officer would be in trouble. Michael Franczek and his minor child, on the other hand, filed a case in the United States District Court seeking over $ 1.1 million. The case alleges civil rights violations with Franczek also demanding a public written apology, while this case was undeniably eye-opening, demonstrating that the public isn't always in the wrong. The next one will have you thanking the police officers for keeping a check on the bad apples. - [Officer] Get out of here right f*****g now. Hold my gun. - [Andrew] No, you beat a f*****g punk! I was *** doing, you f*****g son of a b***h! I'm gonna ****** shoot your ******! You ******! a Monroe County Sheriff's Deputy conducted a traffic stop after spotting a disabled vehicle. Following standard procedure, the officer headed over to chat with the driver, only to be greeted by bloodshot eyes and slurred speech. In that very instant, he realized this simple stop was about to morph into a pure headache. - [Officer] Hello. Deputy with the Sheriff's Office, what's going on tonight? - [Andrew] Yeah, we're having some issues with the vehicle. - [Officer] You're having some issues with the vehicle? - [Andrew] Yeah, it won't start up. - [Officer] It won't start up? What's wrong with it? - [Andrew] I'm not sure. - [Officer] You're not sure? - [Andrew] Yeah. - [Officer] Want to step over here, so these people can get around you? What happened? Did it stall out at the intersection or something? - [Andrew] Yeah, for sure, it wouldn't go. - [Officer] It wouldn't go? - [Andrew] Yeah, they kept pulling my blinker on, I tried to go, wouldn't go. - [Officer] Are you talking about these people or do you know these people or no? - [Andrew] No, I don't. - [Officer] Okay. I got you. How about you had drink tonight? - [Andrew] I've had one or two drinks. - [Officer] Okay. Got to tell you're slurring your speech, you're stumbling a little bit. - [Andrew] Yeah. - [Officer] You think you're safe to drive tonight? - [Andrew] I do. - [Officer] Okay. - [Andrew] I just don't know what the f**k is going on with the vehicle. - [Officer] Hey, would you mind if I try starting it up? - [Andrew] Yeah, no, for sure. - [Officer] Yeah, not sure. Do you have a preference for a tow? Because you can't just sit here in the middle of the road. - [Andrew] I just don't know what the f**k happened to it. It's like that can… The vehicle is completely fine. - [Officer] What happened when you parked here? - [Andrew] Well, I didn't park here. It hit the stop sign, I was getting ready to turn, and then I just lost power. - [Officer] What the f**k is this person doing? - [Andrew] Can I put it in park? - [Officer] It should be in park, right? But you can throw the brake on it. Well, there's your problem. There's something wrong with your transmission because it's in park. So your transmission's shot. We'll just roll it back to the side of the shoulder here. Okay, so I'll let you hop in there, and then we can just roll it back there. So take it out, park, use your brake. Put your foot in there so we can get around my car here. Put your foot in and break a little bit, let off the brake a little bit. Break. How much m*******a's in the car? I smell w**d. - [Andrew] No, I don't think any w**d's in the car. - [Officer] Shouldn't be any w**d in there. - [Andrew] I've smoked before, but there shouldn't be any w**d in the car. - [Officer] Okay. - [Andrew] No, there shouldn't be. - [Officer] Alright. Do you have a preference for a tow? - [Andrew] I mean I'm from La Crosse, so… - [Officer] From La Crosse? - [Andrew] Yeah. - [Officer] So you don't have a preference then? - [Andrew] No, just anywhere in La Crosse Dave's Breaking Alignment. - [Officer] Well, we're not going to call a La Crosse tow. We can call one of the local ones, and then you can make arrangements to have it taken back to La Crosse. - [Andrew] I just don't know. Yeah, whatever you got to do. - [Officer] 32 Monroe. Alright man, I'm just going to be hoping it back here while we wait for a tow. I'll talk to you in a second, alright bud? - [Andrew] Yeah. - [Officer] Order of 961 and possible 55. I'll take a second. Alright, we'll only do a couple field sobriety tests to make sure you're safe to drive tonight? - [Andrew] That's fine. - [Officer] Alright. Alright, sir, you can hop out. Do you have an ID on you, or something like that? - [Andrew] Yeah, I do. - [Officer] Let me walk to the front of my car. - [Andrew] Yeah. - [Officer] So we're not… - [Andrew] I need my driver's license? - [Officer] Yeah. Driver is an Andrew R Olson, last name Ocean Lincoln, Sam Ocean Nora, first name Andrew, Adam Nora, David Robert Edward William, middle name R Robert, male white. What I want you to do is I want you to put your feet together, put your hands down by your sides, perfect. Don't grab onto your pant legs, just leave your hands nice and relaxed. And can you see the tip of my finger? This one right here. - [Andrew] Yes. - [Officer] Alright, can you reach out with your right index finger and touch the tip of my finger? - [Andrew] Yes. - [Officer] Alright, what I want you to do is I just want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and only your eyes and not your head. Do you understand? Go up. Alright, what time was your first drink at? - [Andrew] Maybe around 10:30. - [Officer] 10:30? And what time was your last drink at? - [Andrew] 11:30. - [Officer] 11:30? What were you drinking tonight? - [Andrew] Just beer. - [Officer] Sorry, what? - [Andrew] Just beer. - [Officer] Just beer? What beers? - [Andrew] Corona. - [Officer] Coronas? Bottles or cans? - [Andrew] Bottle. - [Officer] How many bottles did you have? - [Andrew] Two. - [Officer] Two? When was the last time you were at a dentist? - [Andrew] It's been a minute. - [Officer] It's been a minute? So not in the last week? - [Andrew] No, definitely not last week. - [Officer] Okay. Do you have GERD? - [Andrew] No. - [Officer] Alright. So what I want you to do is, I just want you to step on the fog line right here and turn and face the back of your car. I want you to put your left foot on the fog line and I want you to put your right foot next to your left foot, heels and toes touching. What I want you to do when I tell you to begin and not before is I want you to take a series of nine heel-to-toe steps down this white line, turn around on the ninth step, and take nine heel-to-toe steps back along this line. I am now going to demonstrate the test, doing three steps. When you do it, you will do nine steps. One, two, three. Leave that lead foot planted. Turn around using a series of small steps like this and return along that line. One, two, three. So recap, nine heel-to-toe steps down, turn around as I instructed, nine heel-to-toe steps back, hands down by your sides, looking down at your feet, and count out loud. - The man did everything in his power to delay or botch the sobriety tests, but his antics weren't fooling anyone. What he didn't realize was that police officers encounter people like him every single day. - [Officer] Do you have any questions? - [Andrew] No, but I'm very nervous. - [Officer] Okay. - [Andrew] I know that I can do this, I know that this performs my sobriety, but this is a very nervous task. Knowing that if I fail this, it may mean that I am too intoxicated, drunk. This is a very nerve-wracking test. - [Officer] I can appreciate that. - [Andrew] I'm doing my best. - [Officer] Okay. I've done this a bunch of times, I've done this probably 200 times. I've watched people do this, if not more, alright? Probably 300, close to. So, I know how people are going to do on this test, alright? So are you ready? - [Andrew] Yes. - [Officer] Alright, you want to put your right foot in front of your left foot, get back in that original position right there, perfect, and you may begin. And look down at your foot and count loud. - [Andrew] Two, three, four, five, six, seven. Turn around, correct? - [Officer] As instructed, yeah. - [Andrew] One, two, three. - [Officer] Hands by your sides. - [Andrew] Five, six. Sorry, give me a second. Eight, nine. - [Officer] Alright, you're done? And one last test, we'll step right onto my light here and turn to face me. Perfect. What I want you to do again is I want you to put your feet together, put your hands down by your sides, don't grab onto your pad legs, just leave them nice and relaxed. Perfect. Again, this is the instructional position, do not leave this position until I tell you to do so, do you understand? - [Andrew] Yes, sir. - [Officer] Perfect. What I want you to do when I tell you to begin and not before is I want you to raise either your left foot or your right foot at no point during the test are you to put your foot down. If you do put your foot down, pick it back up and continue from where you left off. Do not use your arms for balance. And you may begin. Hands down by your sides. Just leave them straight down. Yeah, and count out loud. - [Andrew] Three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. - [Officer] And you can stop. Last thing I need you to do is give me a sample of your breath to determine if you're impaired by drugs or alcohol. Are you able to do that for me tonight? - After performing miserably on the field sobriety tests, the man agreed to a breathalyzer, only to blow way above the legal limit. The officer, having already spent far too much time dealing with this man's antics, was more than ready to make the arrest and be done with it. However, much to his surprise, the man had other plans in mind. - [Officer] You know what the legal limit to operating in Wisconsin is? - [Andrew] 0.08. - [Officer] Yeah, you're at a 0.152. So if you want to place your hands behind your back, you're under arrest for operating while impaired. Hey, easy there. Easy there. What are you doing? Don't turn. Relax your hands. Take it easy. 32 Monroe. Put pursuit, northbound, Highway 27. Get out of here ***** right now. 32, 33. He just turned around the house. East side, correction, west side, about 27, black shirt. Tan shorts. Hey man. Come on here I'm going to OCU. Come here. Come here right now. I'm gonna OCU, get on the ***** ground. - [Andrew] Help! Oh, ****! Leave me alone! - Officer] Come here! Go back to the car. Stop right there. 35, I got him. Moving to you. Don't move. - [Officer 2] I got hold up. [Officer] Don't move. I got you behind your… Alright. I got cuffs. - [Officer 2] Put your hands behind your back right now. - [Officer] Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. - [Officer 2] Do you have a taser? I don't have a taser. - [Officer] I got a taser. Put your hands behind your back, do it now, or you're going to get tased. Lay on your stomach, put your hands behind your back. - [Andrew] He likes… Neck. Don't you? Don't ***** touch me like that. - [Officer] He's grabbing a hold of my gun. - [Andrew] No, you beat up **** punk. I was **** I'm going to ***** sue your ***. You *****. Let go me now! Get the **** up. [Officer] Put your hands behind your back. - [Andrew] How the **** I'm going to do that? - [Officer] Oh, he's pointing me. - [Andrew] Get off of me! - while the officers attempted to arrest the man he punched and bit one of them being extremely uncooperative. - [Andrew] Off of me! - [Officer] Our transitioning. - [Andrew] No! - [Officer] Alright. Give me a light, so I don't want to hit us. Stop. - [Andrew] Get off of me. - [Officer] Put your hands behind your back. - [Andrew] I can't. - [Officer] Get me, bro. - [Andrew] You hurt my hand. - [Officer] Put your hands behind your back. - [Andrew] I can't, you're on them. - [Officer] Give me your other hand. - [Andrew] I can't. - [Officer] Give me your other hand. - [Andrew] You're on them. - [Officer] Stop resisting. - [Andrew] You're on them. - [Officer] Stop resisting. - [Andrew] You are on them. I'm going to kill you. I can't. I can't. - [Officer] Okay, boy, I got one arm right here. Oh, damn it. What the hell man? - [Officer 2] Get your hands together. - [Officer] Put your hands be… Put your hands together. You got to stop. - [Officer] Goodness. - [Officer] Yes. You bring it in. God damn it, dude! - [Andrew] Don't you are f*****g god damn me because you don't know the f**k that I am. No he bit me, punched me in the face. - [Andrew] Yeah, because you […]. Don't even *** start […]. - [Officer] […] for now? - [Officer] Yeah. […] pretty well, sir. - [Officer] Are you good? - [Officer] Yeah. - [Officer] All right, we're stagnant right now. […] - [Officer] Pretty good. He'd roll in that sort of way. - [Officer] He's so […]. - [Officer] All right, you going to be high? - [Officer] Yeah, I'm high. - [Officer] Are you good, bro? - [Officer] Yep. - [Officer] All right. - [Officer] Are you hurt anywhere? - [Andrew] Yeah, I'm […] all over, you don't [inaudbible] don't even start. Don't even f*****g start. - [Officer] Where are you hurt? - [Andrew] Don't even start. If you… Or do you want to in the first place, Don't even start. - [Officer] Okay. - [Andrew] Don't even… [Officer] It's my blood… - [Andrew]…just yet. Just do your - [Officer] You'll have to pee, so come on. - [Officer] What's your first name? - [Andrew] Shut up. - [Officer] All right, listen up. - [Officer] Andrew. - [Officer] Andrew. - [Andrew] Yeah. - [Officer] Okay, right now you're arrested. - [Andrew] Yeah, for what, for what? Yeah, for what? Come on, come on. - [Officer] This is a whole battery of charges. - [Andrew] That's what I thought. You're just being […]. Now you're just being […]. - [Officer] Like the… - [Andrew] Talk to make like a man. - [Officer] Resisting… - [Andrew] Just… - [Officer] Stop yelling at me and I will. - [Andrew] Yes, resisting arrest for what? I wasn't […] anything. You're just being […] because you're a […]. - [Officer] Okay. - [Andrew] Just talk to me like a man. - [Officer] So right now you're… - [Andrew] […] talk to you. - [Officer] No. Right now you're under arrest… - [Andrew] Yeah, exactly because you're… - [Officer] Right now you're under arrest for battery, obstruction… - [Officer] And battery, that's right. - [Officer] We'll just wait here until EMS gets… [Officer] There's no point of dragging him out then just to fight with him out there. - [Officer] But they won't be able to get down here. - [Officer] No, no, but when they actually get here. - [Officer] Oh. - [Officer] You know what I'm saying? - [Officer] Yeah. - [Officer] We could secure him into the back of this one. Let him kick his anger out. - [Officer] I know you don't like us right now, but we got to get you out of here, out of these woods, okay? Are you willing to walk with us, okay? You'll have your day with court and all that stuff, but we need to get you out of here, okay? All right, let's go. Okay, you're going to cooperate? - [Andrew] Yeah, that's not hard. - [Officer] All right. Well, we'll do this, we'll sit you up your upper body. All right. Can you sit? Can you sit? Kick your legs forward. - [Andrew] I'm trying. - [Officer] Thank you. All right, Andrew, we're going to stand up. All right. All right, we're going to walk this way just straight ahead. Straight ahead, straight ahead. - [Andrew] I can't see a soul. - [Officer] I'll get you out of here. Watch your feet, oh. - [Andrew] Can't see. All right, buddy. - [Officer] I got your […]. - [Officer] I sprayed you. Anybody have any water in their car? - [Officer] Yeah, yeah. - [Officer] Can you get some water get some of this OC out of his face? All right, Andrew, we're going to have you sit behind one of these cars here, okay? We'll get you some water for the OC spray. - [Officer] Hey, can I ask you this, buddy? You don't have any communicable diseases, do you? No AIDS, nothing like that? Because I got your blood all over me, you bit me. I don't want to get AIDS. I got cuts now and all. All right. The two of us that are still here is good. The other guy cracked his head the first time when he went down an embankment, but took himself in… - [Officer] He's at Mayo already. - Andrew was charged with two felony counts of battery and threat to an officer, resisting causing injury, attempting to disarm an officer and misdemeanor, resisting. He also received over $ 1,200 in citations for an OWI offense. If someone had been me, I wouldn't have been able to control my anger, but kudos to the cop for keeping his cool throughout the ordeal. If this guy got your blood pressure rising, wait until you see the one up next. - Drop the gun, man. in front of Myers Middle School. He's going to cut into the cemetery. - I'm Machiavelli, I'm Machiavelli, look it up. - [Officer] Okay. - Look up Machiavelli when you get home. police responded to a rather bizarre report. It turns out that an armed individual had been creeping up to vehicles. Peering inside at the passengers, and guess what? Their concerns were justified. That person wasn't just any ordinary citizen. He was a convicted felon, and for him possessing a firearm, it only meant trouble. - […] and I was right here… - …and I'm like, "What the hell?," and then I started getting shaky. So then we both ducked down and just watched from the window. and we couldn't see him… - He went back out, - Because of the cars. - …but then he came back while we were on the phone with the dispatcher. - [Officer] Okay, definitely, a bicycle tire tracks. - How's the going? - Good. - I just need to talk to you. - […] call for? - What's that? - I got some money to make, what's up with you? Okay. - What are you doing today? - Huh? What are you doing in the neighborhood today? You live around here? - I'm trying to find some yards to cut. - Yards to cut? - Yeah. - Okay. - So you were just thirsty, as I have seen you, bro. Do you feel me? You're not invisible. You feel me? That's all you had to do. We're trying to be invisible, but we got a phone call from one of the neighbors in the neighborhood. saying that you were riding up into people's yards and trespassing. - Oh, no, I knocked on the door, you say no, I'm going. There ain't nothing wrong to ask somebody to cut their grass, then. - No, there's not. - Yeah. - What's your name, man? - I need one. - You got any ID on you? - Bro, no. - 154. Why are you trying to get my name for? - Because you were accused of trespassing? - That's not trespassing, man. When you ask somebody to cut their grass, that's not trespassing. When you're just chilling in the yard, that's trespassing. You hear me? - You get any weapons on you? - No, I'm good. - All right, do me a favor, step off your bike, and… - Bro, why are you trying to take me for it? - Because… - I'm trying to get some money real quick. You hear me? - Okay, I understand that, but I still got the complaint. Don't go anywhere. - [Officer] There he goes, running, go running. - [Officer] He's got a gun. Put the gun down now! - [Officer] The gun. - [Officer] Drop the gun, man. Stop running. - [Officer] Just tossed the gun on the Myers Middle School. He's going to cut into the cemetery., Go, go, go. - [Officer] 58, I need more… - 51, I got him in the parking lot. He is running, hang on. Put your hands up! Get on the ground now! Get on the ground. Get on the ground. […] - [Officer] Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. - Get on your stomach. On your stomach, dude. - Wow, wow! - [Officer] Give us your hand. - [Officer] Get on your stomach. - Hey. - I can't breathe, chill. I can't breathe, hang on. All right, hang on. I can't breathe, get off me, bro. I can't breathe, get off me. - No one's on you. - Pick me, pick me up. Pick me, I can't breathe, pick me up. Pick me up, I can't breathe. - [Officer]…on your side. - Play it cool, I'm going to stop doing it. - [Officer] Relax. - I can't breathe, get me up. - [Officer] Sit up. - [Officer] Sit up. - I can't breathe, get me off the ground. Sit right there with the locked handcuffs. - Sitting up, bro. - [Officer] Take a breath, take a breath. - Homey, did somebody come home and be rich? - [Officer] What's up, man? Stop running means stop running. I ain't starting right. - [Officer] Come on. - …going to be rich. I ain't starting that. Overcame you all, I overcame you all. Come on, bro, I can sit down by you for a banger. Bro, I can sit down for a banger. Sitting down for that banger. You're tripping. Come on bro. Bro, come on, bro, I got to get a banger, get a banger too. Where I want to sit down for that. You all don't want to see us win. I'm going to sit down for that banger and come home. You're tripping and I'm going to run it up. - [Officer] Somebody's… - You're tripping, bro. You're tripping, man. Hey, man, you got to pick me up, or no, sir? - [Officer] Get up. - Come on, my bro. - [Officer] Cool, man. - Come on, come on […]. You know, man, I would have seen me in jail anyway, but I don't want. I got two wallets and a bank. - [Officer] Hey, stop. - All right, now you're going to […]. - For what? - [Officer] Just sit in the car, bro. - Take him in. - Hey, hang on, search him, search him. Search him, guys, hang on, stand by. - […] what is that, bro? - [Officer] Zack. - [Officer] I did. - Take me for what? Spitting? Come on, bro. You all are miserable. - [Officer] Stop, you need to just chill. - [Officer] Just chill. - I'm chill. - [Officer] Okay, listen, it's over, man. It's over. - Bro, why did you push me on the car for? - [Officer] Because we got to search you and check you out. - [Officer] Stop. - […]. - [Officer] Just stop, man, just chill. - […] cousin. Look at this s*** […] in my city when I come back. Five years, five years. I'm trying to find you all and […]. I'm trying to find you all and […]. - [Officer] Sit tight, man. - [Officer] Hey, come on. - I didn't ask […], man. It's sad! You all weak. - [Officer] Everybody good? Anybody hurt? - [Officer] You alright? - [Officer] No, I'm good. - [Officer] Good, you're good. Everybody good? - [Officer] Yeah, man. - [Officer] That's great, great job. - [Officer] My legs hurt. - [Officer] Great job catching. - [Officer] Man, what are you doing? - [Officer] Hey, get up, sit up. - Hey, bro, take me to jail. - [Officer] Sit up. - Take me to jail. - [Officer] Sit up, man. - …to me. - [Officer] Dude, sit up. - …shoes at? - [Officer] Dude. - Where are my shoes? - [Officer] Calm down. - …my shoes at? - [Officer] Calm down. - Where are my shoes and my bike? Okay. - [Officer] Hey, man, what's your name, dude? - [Officer] Dude, what's your name? What's your name? All right. - What, hey? Hey, buddy, you know what's crazy? I got to thank God for you, bro. Bro, I thank God for every last one of you all broke a*s, bro. Hey, bro, but I don't know what I did. I'm telling you, bro. You don't know what you did, bro. All you have to do is leave me alone, but you all so racist. You all so racist and broke and miserable. I'm going to come back and eat you all up. - [Officer] What do we do, man? - Come on, you all got the city. You all know what you all did. Bro, do you even know what I'm doing? - [Officer] I don't even know your name. - I'm Machiavelli. - [Officer] Machiavelli? - I'm Machiavelli, look it up. - [Officer] Okay. - Look up Machiavelli when you get home. - [Officer] Machiavelli? - Is my name. I'm telling you what is going on you know? You f*****ded up. You f*****ded up. - [Officer] Machiavelli. What's your last name? I'm about to sit now five, ten years for this banger and come home and take over this city. Do you know what you're doing, bro? - [Officer] What's your name, dude? Machiavelli, what? - The man was clearly all over the place and couldn't seem to control his anger. All he had to do was cooperate, and things could have been way easier. Can you imagine the chaos if the police hadn't intervened on time? Happy to, but my name is Nijuan. N-I-… - [Officer] N-I-… - N-I-J-A… - [Officer] N-I-J-A… - [Officer] J-A-… - J-U-A-N. - [Officer] J-A-U-N? - No, J-U-A-N. - [Officer] J-U-A-N, I apologize. So I got EMS EFT. Hey, listen, Mr. Graham, check me out. I don't give a f**k. Lock me up with that banger. I'm ready, take me, bro. - [Officer] Okay, good. You are all dumb. I ain't going to stand that. - [Officer] I've got EMS… - I understand that. - [Officer] Are you hurt? - I don't give a about that, buddy. You all shot me, tased me, took my […]. Are you hurt at all? - Took my gun and my bike. Take me to jail. - [Officer] Okay. - I swear to God. - [Officer] All right. - [Officer] Hello. You guys were the witnesses for the guy who was trespassing on the property, right? - Yeah. - Did you get him? - We got him, we got him. He's getting booked now. It's a white, bluish bike? - Yes. - It has the wires to the brakes. - [Officer] Yes. - [Officer] I got that bike in the back of my car right now. - He's not in the car right now, is he? - [Officer] No, he's not. I just have the bike. - He dropped this bike down and I don't… - He went up to their front door. - Yeah, and she doesn't answer the front door. We've called in the past several years. and there was a kid who was 13 or 12 that got caught with a gun trying to break into their house. - [Officer] Okay. - This kid, I don't know how young or old he is, but this dude, I've seen him riding up and down the street the past few days, and he always looks like he's going to come in somebody's driveway, but he never does, he just kind of like… - So this is the first time but he'd been driving around a lot, and today was the first time he actually came up in a driveway? - Yeah. - [Officer] Okay. - I mean, it's interesting that we both have cars in our driveways… - Yeah, he didn't care. I did see him the second time he came up, dropped his bike right there and started to walk that way, but we were looking through this window because with the elephant ears, you can't see in. Yeah, so we were freaking out, but I don't want to defund you guys, I love you guys. I just want you to know that, dude, my heart was racing when she was… - Yes, she was on the phone with her dad in Oregon, and she's like… I know, sorry, I'm… - [Officer] No, you're good. But she's like, "Dad, I have to go. There's a guy in the yard with a gun". He's like, and her dad's a hunter, dude. - You know what, my dad's the same. - I'm the same way, and my dad said I'd be out handling business, so I don't know what your politics are, but all liberals do. - That's why we hung the flag, and I totally don't want to defund the cops', this thing is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. - [Officer] I appreciate that sentiment. Obviously, I can't say anything else. - Yeah. - Yeah. - [Officer] Would you guys like a copy of the report? - Yeah. - Yeah. - [Officer] Okay, then just sit tight and I'll get you that. - Thank you. While I've certainly witnessed numerous instances of individuals fleeing from law enforcement, the act of doing so while armed, particularly enclosed proximity to a school zone and subsequently discarding the weapon, only to be apprehended and then playing the victim card, that's just plain madness. Even this doesn't compare to the lunacy of the woman up next. - [Officer] You need to come out. - Where's your warrant? - [Officer] Come outside, come outside. Where's your warrant? - [Officer] Turn around. - Where is your f*****g warrant? - [Officer] Put your hands behind your back. officers received a distress call from a hotel regarding a domestic disturbance between a woman and her mother. Racing to the scene, they were met with the sight of the visibly intoxicated woman. Little did they know, they were about to be thrust into the midst of the most turbulent and unpredictable ordeal of their careers. - […]. - [Officer] What room? Go to 312, 312, hurry up, hurry up! - [Officer] Don't do that. Police department. Police department. Do you live here? Are you in this room? - Yes, I just left out there. That's where's your… - Okay. - That's… - [Officer] Were you getting beaten up? Who's in that room, is this the mom? - That's where my daughter is. She's the one who's drunk and she's… That's where you need to go. - [Officer] Okay, who's in the room now? - My daughter's the one that's in there right now. - [Officer] Okay, let me step over here and I'll speak to you real quick. - I can't find my other one, though. I can't find my other kid with a baby. - Who's the woman downstairs? She had a kid in her hands. - She had a baby? - Yes, she had a young kid. - Okay. - So what was going on? - We were at a wedding earlier, and she had too much to drink. - Your daughter? - I was asleep with the baby, and my youngest one and her friend came. - This one, the baby's mama came in and was saying that she has been knocking at the door, I didn't hear anybody knocking. - There she is. - She's in the lobby. - She's in the lobby, with the baby. - Okay. Thank you. - Are you okay? - Okay. So you were asleep and then what happened? - I just know that… her and… came in and… - She was… we saw her the first time we came in, she was sitting on the chair right there, elevated. - Okay. - She was fine at first. She wasn't hostile at all. I don't know if it's because she was distracted on her phone or what. - We left to go drop off Nancy, Vanessa's wife, at their home because Nancy wanted to go home, we come back, she's sleeping on the chair. - We woke her up, we were like, "Hey, if you're tired, we just want you to come in the room." We weren't being rude. I was not being rude. She wasn't cussing at her, then she started getting hostile. I was calling her out of her name and proceeded to be like, - "Well, you're a b***h, and I don't know why you're acting like that. I have my own room. Give me my kid." We said, "Well, if you want your kid, you need to be calm. You need to come in the room and be quiet." She sat there and she went back to sleep. Me and Mike… - So, did she hit you? - So, the daughter's in the bedroom. She hit mom. She is now stuck in the room. I don't have access to the room yet. do you have a key card? - I don't. It's in the bedroom. - She has a key card, let's search for it - Okay. - What's going on with her? - She's drunk. She's psychotic, when she's like that. - Okay. - The small child downstairs. - She's downstairs with her aunt, who she attacked first because we told her to just sit down, the baby's sleeping. We finally got the baby… - She finally got the baby to go to sleep. - Okay, so Anissa's child is downstairs. She wants the baby it was an argument over a child. we wouldn't give her to her - Because she's… I mean, you see how she's acting right now. She's, you know, She's under the influence. It's not acting Who are you in a relation? - She's our friend. - I'm a friend. - And your mother's her friend? - I'm the mom. - How old is she? - She's 21 now. - Yeah, she's 21. - Police department. - Police department. - So you guys went to the kids roommates or like, the attack when she hit your daughter? After her mom got the baby and they got out of the room, - They were running with the baby. - These two got out of the room with the baby. She started hitting me. - So, then she attacked you in the bedroom, where did she hit you? - In the back of my head. because I was going to start fighting her back. I didn't want to do that. So I just turned, and she was hitting me in the back of my head. - So I just turned and I laid on the bed, and she was just hitting me in the back of my head. - Do you mind if we see if there's a lump on your back? - Did you want to just reach out to her? - Do we have consent to go outside and speak to her? - The mother was visibly heartbroken and upset. - However, it was now time for the daughter to pay for her actions, but she wouldn't go down without a fight, or in this case, a shower. - Police Department. - Police Department! - She's in here - 18 years old and she's f*****g drinking - Anissa, come out, speak to us. - Yes. It is quiet here. - Yeah. - Come on. - Were you bleeding? - Anissa, come outside and speak to us. - Were you bleeding? - She hit me in the middle so much. - Did she rip your hair out? - Yes. - Yes, sir? - Leave me the f**k alone - Not going to leave. - You need to come out. - I don't give a f**k who you are. Leave me the f**k alone. Come on and speak to us. - Hi, Steve thank you. - You want to see me naked? That f*****g bad. - I'm here, - Come out and speak to us now. - I'm sorry! - Come outside now. - Sistina, can I speak to you? - I don't want to talk. - I just need to speak to you in reference to what's going on today. - I don't want talk. I'm good. - He clearly sees what happened. What do you mean? - He doesn't know. - Tell him what happened - I need to speak to you. - Now I'm sleeping, we are at the wedding, and she's drinking because she's very drunk. She was right here because I'm asleep and she was hella drunk, and I tried to wake her up like, "Hey, let's go to the room because that's embarrassing. Why are you sleeping on the down? Chill right there" - She didn't want to wake up. She didn't want to come to the room. She told me that she had her own room. - I didn't know you had a room. So I went to the room. we started arguing, and then she said, "Call me out." She's just getting hella mad. I don't even know, honestly. I don't even know what the words that were exchanged. I was going off on her. she was going off on me, and then she just hits me, and then we just started fighting. - Then she just started pulling my f*****g hair and like she wouldn't let go of my hair. I was like, "Let go of my hair," and she wouldn't let go of my hair. Then that's when my mom got in between. My mom was trying to break us up. Then that's when she just started going crazy. I was like, "Bro, I'm calling 12 because you're not going to keep hitting my mom. Nobody's going to stop your cycle, and you're not going to hit my mom." - Then that's when I… - Giving her five minutes. - I'm giving her that we're going to make entry in five minutes, clothes or not. - I gave her some warnings: "Clothes or not, we're coming in." - Negative on sister. - Mom doesn't have a choice, it's domestic. - [Anissa] You get out, officer. - So it is battery against a household member? - Yeah, that's it. - Show me your warrant! We don't need a warrant. - f**k that - Okay? I'm letting you know. Three minutes.' - You are disturbing the peace. Should I call the cops on you? - Just see if he can keep it… - Come on, speak to us. - Giving you another warning. You're going to maybe make an entry. - Do you have a warrant? do you have a warrant? - We don't need one. Come out speak… Seconds. Come and speak to us. Who? I'm sorry, who? It's Officer Louis Smithburg Who gives a f**k are you? - You, Come on, speak to us. - Oficer Smithburg - Come outside - Come out. Step out. - Step out of the shower. - Anissa, come out. - Where's your warrant? - Step out. - Where's your warrant? - Step out and speak to us. - Where's your warrant? - Come outside. - We have to go… Where's your warrant? - Where's your warrant? - Step out - Come outside - Where's your warrant? - Come outside - Please show me your warrant. - Anissa, come outside - Step out outside. - You're validating my privacy. - Come outside. - Private. You're validating my privacy. - Where's your warrant? - Behind your back. - Get out of the shower. - Where's your f*****g warrant? - Where's your warrant? - Step out of the shower. - Sorry, this is too hot. - Get out of the shower. - Anissa, step out of the shower. Come on. Stand up. - Damn You all are trying to burn me now? - No. - You all are trying to burn me now. Stand up. Where's your warrant? - Where the f**k is your warrant? - Stand up. Come out. - I'm suing you. - Come on. - Step out of the shower. Where's your warrant? - Step out of the shower. We gave you warning to come outside. Okay. Where's your warrant? - Anissa, get out of the shower. - Anissa, come on. - Damn you all want to see me naked that bad? - Sorry. - What are you trying to get me with… What the f**k? - No, no, no. - Don't kick me. - Don't kick her. - Stop. - Mom, you f*****g letting this happen in front of my f*****g daughter. - I'm f*****g naked! Alright, - Get the f**k off me. - Stop it. - Stop it. - You - Drag her a little bit. - I'm suing you - Where's your warrant? - This is f*****g butterfly boy. - Wow. - That's f*****g harassing me - She has to… - I can pull the cover. - We're going to roll you over. - These cops just want to mother f*****g see my… - Let's sit her up. - Don't bite me. - Don't bite me. - Shut the f**k up pretty a*s - You. Pretty boy. Pretty boy. - The woman was out of control and thought she could get away with her actions. By throwing such tantrums. - In the world of law, these actions only worsen the situation. - Does she…where's the blood from was she bleeding? - Don't kick again. - Do not kick again. - Stop kicking. - Shut the f**k up - You're getting put in a wrap. - […] off. - not going to turn later. - Just like I did last time. - That s**t don't help just like I did last time. I thought… I probably have to s**t - There you are. I'll send her in. - Okay, it's done. - Possibly two count, right? - She tried to bite me. - I'm scared. You are harassing a f*****g female - I can't fight back. - It takes four me to hold her down because I'm a f*****g female … it takes four of you all to hold me the f*****g down. I don't event go to the gym. - Go to the f*****g gym. - With you're f*****g fat a*s - Hey! Stop! - "Hey! stop! Can you f*****g stop?" Shut the f**k up - Mom! - You are all scared… That's why you holding me down. - You are all scared! It takes three of you to hold me down? Three of you to hold me down? You brainless f*****g boy. - What's on my head? - It's… so you don't hit your head. - Can you guys tell me that? - What time it is? - Who called the cops on me? - We don't know. - No idea. - Where's my mom? Do you know? - No, I don't know. - My baby? - No idea. - This one's tied on my left wrist. Can you please unloosen it a little bit? Please. I won't do nothing. I promise. I don't want no more charges. Yeah. Oh, that hurts. I'm so sorry you guys. I'm so sorry. I just didn't want to go to jail, but I'm going anyway. - Nobody asked for your opinion. - What the f**k pretty boy. - Is there anyone to hear… - Shut the f**k up. - That's fine. - You all will hear me again! - Shut the f**k up. - You all won't have s**t to do with me no more or my f*****g baby! - Once the f**k I get out, You won't have nothing to do with my child! I hope you're f*****g happy! Shut up! Shut the f**k up. - Nobody f*****g asked for your opinion. - Hold on. Here we go. - The woman was charged with battery on a peace officer and battery against a household member. - Well, let's hope these individuals learn their lesson, even if it had be the hard way. Thank you for guiding us through these cases, detective. - As a few, do you think these people have a chance to improve their behavior? or are some people simply beyond repair? Share your thoughts in the comments below and don't forget to subscribe. As always, stay safe out there.