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[ __ ] like >> police department. How's it going? What you want? >> I got called out here. >> Called for what? >> Cuz they said that. Are are you Mr. Thomas? >> Who is you? >> I'm Sergeant Emit with the Clark County Police Department. Well, I got called out here for a domestic situation. So, I am worried about who you are and everybody that's involved. >> Well, you on you on my grandma property. >> I understand that. But I still >> Mr. Usher called. >> Mr. Usher? >> Mhm. >> What you call for? You been messing with Chibby? >> No. >> He said Mr. Thomas is threatening to kill him. >> I'm right here threatening to chilling. Man, get the out of here. I just come in the house from work. Auntie, look. There go my work boots right there. >> Ain't nobody threaten nothing. >> Mr. Usher, >> was he not in the house? >> Yeah, he was in here. I just come in the house. Baby, >> you going in the house, bro? >> She just come. >> No, no, no, no, no. You can't come in the house. Come out here. >> She just told me to come. She just told me to come in the house. Yeah. >> This is the man who called 911 saying the guy who just opened the door had threatened to kill him a few minutes earlier. >> I mean sitting in the damn bathroom. You the bathroom. He going to bust up in there. I said, "Man, what you doing in here?" >> Jim, I was in the bathroom first. >> No, you wasn't. No, you wasn't in the bathroom. You the damn part. >> He's threatening to me. You >> I threaten to auntie. Look, look, auntie. I threaten to where >> I did that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You a goddamn li. We know I ain't ready. >> I just got for work. I just got off for work. Put me here your damn mouth. I ain't said nothing to him. >> Babe, I just got off work. >> Look, baby. I just got off work. It's exactly 8:47 the day. I just got off of work. >> So he been threaten to hurt me. >> So I threaten to hurt you. >> Threaten to hurt him now. You know >> I ain't threaten to hurt no auntie. I take off for look. I just talking about >> I you brother brother all that [ __ ] like that >> like I did his brother. >> Yeah, >> like I did my brother. I ain't my brother. >> I ain't tell you your brother. >> You said like I did my brother >> the way I did your brother. >> Who is your brother? >> You know what you damn tell you. >> Who is your brother? I ain't never. >> So what can we do to fix this situation tonight? >> I can leave. I can leave. I can leave, bro. If if you would do that and kind of and so we can fix this problem tonight, I would greatly appreciate cuz it sounds like everybody just needs to be separated and to stay away from each other and >> just >> keep their mouth shut for right now cuz it sounds like >> somebody at some point in time is running their mouth and it's causing issues. >> Yeah, I what my work would say. >> Oh, he not making this up. I would never say no like Mr. Thomas Mr. Thomas, >> Mr. Work, Mr. Thomas, man. You know what? Mr. Thomas, you know what? Mr. Thomas, >> it's okay. You know what? No. No. It's all good. >> But the scream the screaming and yelling is not helping anything. Okay. >> Ain't no problem. >> Okay. But the screaming and yelling is not helping anything. >> You got this right now. But >> are we looking for your work boots? Is that what we doing? >> What? I promise you. >> Mr. Thomas, >> you a whole lie on my granny grave. >> Okay. >> On M. What's she at? What muffet? What muffet right here? >> Mr. Thomas, are we looking for your work boots? Is that what we're doing? >> Not your picture. You a lie, >> Mr. Thomas. And you Thomas. >> And I swear to God, you all my goddamn grand. >> Mr. Thomas, you are not helping nothing right now, man. You're acting like a fool right in front of me, man. You did. >> Now you going to see all what it's all Mr. Thomas. She can believe it. She going to believe it. He >> You said you was willing to leave. Let's do that before somebody gets in trouble and ends up going to jail. >> I promise you. >> All right. >> I promise. I promise. >> Mr. Thomas >> on my granite grave. >> You You real >> Mr. Thomas? >> You better believe that. You asking that. >> You're not. >> Mr. >> Mr. Thomas. >> Yeah, I'm the real one. >> I tried to be nice. I tried to be calm. I tried to be cool. You don't want to listen to that. >> No, I am listening. I ain't screaming. You screaming, yelling all up in his face. I'm Sergeant Emit. Please get out the house. >> You was in his face screaming, yelling. It's all on camera. Don't argue with me. Let's get out. >> Okay, let's do it >> after you, sir. >> All right, let me get my phone and >> All right, Mr. Thomas, if you standing right there, you're not leaving. Let's Let's work on leaving. >> I'm leaving. >> Then let's work on leaving >> the car. >> Okay. >> So, has he been staying here? What's the deal with all that? >> Well, he stayed here a few His mama. He been staying here for a few days. >> For a few days. I'm going put in mine my >> I've been staying here since my granny died. >> No, you have. >> My granny paid all these bills up in here. >> You was staying with your You was staying with Neita while you were staying with Neita. And this is my house. >> My house. >> My house. >> Okay. >> Not his grandma. >> My house. >> Thank you. >> And my grandma used to live here with me. It's my house. >> Not the Not the I'm talking about I'm on the phone with the real lieutenants. But I'm just saying why you keep saying Genesis Amy. >> Okay. >> Genesis. >> You can't involve us two. We ain't do nothing. >> All right. Mr. Thomas, I've done told you. Leave or you're going to jail. >> Bro, what the why you >> leave or you are going to jail? >> That's the boss, man. So, you want to talk over here? >> No. No. I I know his boss. >> You heard me. I know his boss. >> Well, my boss is going to tell you the same thing. >> Call Haywood right now. if you want to go ahead and bar him, then we'll go ahead and do that. And then that way if he does come back and it's going, you know, then we can come out here and he can actually be taken to jail for criminal trespass at that point. >> He ain't going he ain't going to come back cuz we'll make sure of it. And if he does come back, then he'll go straight to jail and we'll just fix that issue and it won't be an issue for a while. >> I I ain't got nothing to say to her. >> Well, no, she's got something to say to you real quick. >> Give me You can just give me the goddamn whatever. Stay away from just Okay, just listen. Just listen. I ain't got nothing to say. I ain't got nothing. Okay. I ain't got nothing to say. I don't have nothing. I don't have nothing to say to her appearance. That's not my auntie. >> Mr. Thomas, regardless, >> she is nothing to me. >> You don't have anything to say. Why are you talking? >> That could you say what you said? What you just said? >> I said let her speak. >> Nah, she can't speak to me. That's not my auntie. She ain't nothing to me. She can right now if I she need she should have been with my granny been. >> Miss Harper, how long would you like to bar for? a year. >> All right. So, you're barred for one year. Okay. If you come back to this if you come back to this property from here from now to a year, then you can be placed under arrest. Okay. >> Thank you. Thank you. All right. Mr. >> Thank you so much. Y'all have a good day. >> All right. Yes, sir. Y'all have a wonderful day. >> Yeah. You not my auntie. I don't give a >> Do you have a ride coming to pick you up or something? >> You don't know nothing. >> I'm in the street right in the street right now. >> Okay. I'm just saying. Do you have Do you have a ride coming to pick you up to me? You can all about you should have been in the grave where Granny was at. >> Okay. >> If you continue to cuss and yell and all that, I'm taking you to jail for disorderly conduct. >> Well, guess what? I'm not going to say nothing else, sir. You have one. Let's get on. No, I'm on the street. >> Well, you need to go somewhere else that's not right in front of this location. >> Come get me. You can wait for them up there at the corner. >> I can wait right here. JB I go to Quay house. I can go to goddamn amigo out. It's all good, bro. >> Okay. Well, until you're not right in front of this house, we're standing right here. what I said. Same thing I'm going to say. Suck a you >> All right. You're going to jail for disorderly conduct. Mr. Thomas, turn around. Put your Put your Put your Put your Put your Put your Put your Put your Put your Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, I'm saying I'm walking. >> No, sir. You're not going to run your mouth like that. >> Auntie, you going to let them do me like that? >> I thought she wasn't your auntie. >> N then she ain't your auntie until you going to jail. I got I got >> No, I'm saying I'm walking off, auntie. >> But you running your mouth in the meantime. You're going to jail for this conduct. >> No, I'm walking off. No, bro. You said just let him walk away. Yeah, please. Auntie terrible. >> At this point in time, this is my decision. >> Well, at this point in time, this is for disorderly conduct because he's screaming and yelling, saying, "F you. Hope you I'm not going to deal with him doing all that out in public. I've already warned him about three times inside the house cuz he's doing all that kind of stuff. I I I'm not I'm not going to continue to deal with it because it's going to continue to be an issue." Okay, man. We're going to our car up here. >> I'm walking up here, bro. >> Come on. No, you're done. >> I'm walking to goddamn JB. >> We're done. You gave We gave you plenty of opportunities to go. I'm walking on here to JD auntie. >> We're going to our car up here. You're done. You're done. Look what she said. >> No, I don't care >> cuz you are causing a problem. You're going to be a problem here all night. >> Auntie, I'm walking to JB. Auntie. Auntie, you ready to go do me? I'm walking to JB. >> We're going to go. Either we're going to carry you or you're going to walk. Either way, >> huh? >> You did it to yourself. We didn't do it to you. We told you just to walk away. That's all we told you. >> Start walking to my partner JB house, bro. >> Hey, son. >> No, you weren't. >> Son. Anybody else here, bro? You telling your auntie you was talking? >> Yeah. You got anything in your pockets? >> You know why, bro? >> No, I swear. >> Okay, you're good, bro. I'm just going to have to Everything will go with you to the jail. >> Nah, look, >> man. To the jail. >> Yeah, man. You ain't No. >> Hey, son. Son, please, bro. >> It's good. >> I swear to >> No, this charge, this charge is through the county. It's not through them. They didn't press charge on it. We're doing it for us. >> It's a county charge. So, step inside, >> bro. You step inside. >> Step inside. I'll get you a bag. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, you're ma'am. You're honestly making this worse. >> Ma'am, ma'am, what's his name? I don't even know his name. Please talk to him, man. Get locked up for walking. >> What's his name? >> Hold on. I'm getting his ID right now. I'm saying though I think you should be agent disrespect. >> Well, he can talk. He He can talk to her when he gets to the jail. Okay. >> Sit in the seat. >> What's the name? >> It's Henry. >> Henry. >> Can you sit in the seat? >> Okay. Let me give my mom give my mom my [ __ ] That my mom right now. >> You want your mom to have all this stuff that she can have? All right. All right. [ __ ] Don't strip me out here. goinghere, bro. Ain't nobody going to bother. Hey, how are y'all? >> Hey. Hi. So, this is all his stuff. >> Hey, calm down. Calm down. This >> Oh, whoa. Whoa. Why you Well, listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. I know how a whole another position. I don't want to be in my >> Listen, you need to listen. Be quiet. Be be quiet. Be quiet. See, that's what I'm saying. You keep saying y'all ain't doing nothing. Listen, >> listen. >> But you still talking and you still talking. >> Put my ass. >> And you still talking, son. >> Bro, I've been doing so good. >> Yes, you have. >> Hold on. >> Jimmy always provoked you. That's what he want. That's what Jimmy want. He always thought No. No. That's not right. If Jimmy didn't want Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut your ass. If Jenny didn't want your here, you wouldn't be here. And that's a fact. >> He's talking to you. You ain't ain't worried. >> So, man, so ma'am, we're we're going to sit him in the car if you'll just talk to my sergeant real quick. Okay. Yeah, we're trying to help him with his pants. So, I appreciate you helping him out. Of >> course, I'm trying to do your belt. We're going to have a seat. >> No, just listen to me, sir. You acting like a damn fool. Chill. Nope. I know how Jimmy is. >> Jimmy do this to provoke you just so he can come out for work. >> I just said do this. >> My mama >> I know that. No, we're going to we're going to talk to her. No, I'm I'm on her side here. If you will, if you will, we'll we'll let we'll roll the window down and you can talk to him. Okay. Henry, I need you to have a seat. But she's going to talk to you. She's going to talk to you through the window. >> Like that I won't. Not like a seat. I'm your mother. Talk to me like you got some sense, son. Henry, come on. We're going to have a seat. >> What are you doing? Nobody pushed you, ma'am. Ma'am, just just stay over there for a second. You really You want to catch obstruction now, too? >> Yeah. Nobody touched your ass. >> Ma'am, please step over there while we deal with this. >> Yeah, we need We're trying to deal with this right now. We appreciate it. >> Nobody pushed you. >> I'm being very difficult with everybody, including >> I'm not being difficult. >> Yes, you are. Yes, you are. Can we sit down? >> Yes, you are, Miss Le. I was and I'll talk to him real quick before you talk to him if you don't. >> Henry, you're about to catch an obstruction charge on top of it. Stop. >> Sit down. >> Don't keep touching me. You're racist. And don't touch. All right. You [ __ ] sit down. Yeah. No. Don't touch. >> No, man. I'm waiting for you to sit down. When you sit down, when I sit down, y'all have your hand off of me. Sit down. Look at there. There you go. >> Okay. Don't touch me. >> Okay. Please slide back. Please slide back. been talking the whole time, bro. >> Mama, this window down. Mama. Mama. >> Hey, stop yelling. >> So extra, bro. I talk to you like we got >> rack members come on >> when all the extra project work >> I've been working hard >> I understand >> and and we were talking we were chilling but when you know your auntie wanted to bar you you got mad and how I get mad I said okay that's cool you know what I said you turned started. >> I said, "I'm walking off real." But still though, bro, I'm walking off. I'm walking off. I'm going to JP house for real. What did I say? I said, "I'm going to my partner." All right. >> No, you told her to go you and that's what you said. You could all So, that's not walking away. >> Say y'all can >> You walked You walked away. You walked away once we said you were under arrest. That's the only time you turned around. >> I said she >> No. the way you're out here yelling, causing a scene, causing a problem. It's all right here, bro. >> We were giving you every opportunity to leave and you wouldn't. >> It's all I'm leaving. >> We tried to nicely put you in the car and you sit there and flail out saying we pushed you. So, who's the patient? We are. No, you just said you pushed me. Literally. So, please sit back so we can talk to you some more. >> I want to talk about more. >> I'll roll. >> She'll roll down the window and she can talk to you through the car. That's not how this works. You don't run this. >> Please. Please don't make us do more. >> Do you want an obstruction charge on top of it? Into the car, please. We need you to slide back into the seat. >> What you going to be on fire? I ain't doing I'm not resisting. Y got >> So if you don't get into the car, you're resisting. No, I'm not going to pull you. Please get into the car. >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your feet down. >> What you doing? Put my shoe on. >> Dude, what are you >> What you doing, >> dude? Keep your shoe on. Sit in the car. Okay. Stop. Stop. Put your We're done talking. Put your foot in the car. Come on. >> Let me turn, please. >> Let me go, please. >> No, I'm not letting you go. You're getting in the car. >> Sit in the car. >> Okay. KKK. Remember, you crack. >> Just get in the car. >> But I don't want to. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Close that door. >> Close the door. Close the door. >> I ain't doing nothing, bro. >> Slide back in there. >> Slide back. doing nothing. >> Move your feet and slide back. >> Bro, I'm signing back in, bro. >> Will you shut up? >> Stop. >> How you doing? >> Stop pushing back, dude. You can't get me out of here. >> I'm not kicking. He trying to be. Please stop. We This is not making this. No, it's not working. >> No. What y'all doing not working? I can help. Kicking. Don't kick him. >> No. Nobody's kicking him, ma'am. He has done this to himself. It's not working, ma'am. Please. This is not helping. >> You're good, mister. All right, >> you're fine. You have to go to >> All right, y'all. >> I'm telling you that he provoked him. >> Well, at the Well, none of the charges stem is from this tonight. It's because of his own doing because of nobody else. >> Hey everyone, it's Trent, prior deputy sheriff, patrol sergeant, and K-9 handler. This is just another case where the suspect was completely responsible for getting themselves arrested. These cops, especially the main officer, were being incredibly cool throughout this entire thing and gave this suspect multiple opportunities to leave the area right after they trespassed him and repeatedly reminded him to stop using the language that he was using in the manner that he was using it. They were not able to arrest him for terroristic threats because in the state of Georgia where this took place, you need corroborated testimony and in this case, they did not have it. So, another witness or some other piece of substantial evidence that shows that those threats did in fact occur and that they were valid. So, since the suspect was getting off with just a trespass warning, you think that he would just go ahead and leave the area, but no, he wants to continue to tell his other family member that he wants them to also and again just walked himself into those handcuffs. And then, of course, he fake fell down. Even his mom admitted to these cops that he did not get pushed whatsoever. And then I've stated this before too, but this is a very odd phenomenon and I have no idea why this happens. I've seen it countless times, but grown men that are yelling out or crying for their mothers when they finally get arrested get handcuffs put on them and get put back in a patrol car. And that's going to be it for this one. See you guys in the next one. >> He was charged with obstruction of Leo and disorderly conduct. [Music]

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