REAL POLICE BODYCAM footage captures Joliet police locating and serving a protection order to a 58-year-old man outside the very house he would attempt to break into just hours later. This bodycam video documents the initial confusion and eventual clear understanding of legal consequences before multiple violations led to arrest. In this police bodycam footage, officers encounter Ronald Lee Hunter and begin establishing his identity: "So obviously we're kinda out, what's your name?" They explain the reason for contact: "No, we got a stop on a Chevy Silverado. A Golden/Woodruff, 395-6401, B Boy Truck. This right here." This investigative approach, captured on the bodycam, shows officers connecting Hunter to the vehicle of interest. When asked about identification—"You got an ID on you, man?"—Hunter admits he doesn't have it, prompting officers to determine his connection to the property: "What's the address here?" This questioning, recorded on police bodycam, reveals confusion about Hunter's relationship to the residence where he's standing. Hunter's responses suggest uncertainty: "Golden/Woodruff. 519 Sierra. No, this is not the address here. Oh, man! Right here, right here. Oh. I didn't know that address." When directly asked about residence—"So this ain't your house?"—he contradicts himself: "yeah. Yeah." This confusion, documented on bodycam, demonstrates the officers' methodical approach to establishing facts. After confirming Hunter's identity—"What's your name? Yeah, Ronald"—and checking records, the officer delivers a crucial instruction: "Why, listen to me. Yes, sir. You're not in trouble. We're gonna serve you with some paperwork stating you cannot go back to that house over there." The officer then clearly explains the consequences: "if you go back after we give you this paperwork- Yeah. you're gonna be arrested." According to police reports, despite this explicit warning, Hunter would return to the protected residence on Demmond Street just hours later at 10:14 PM, attempting to forcefully enter through the rear of the home and damaging a sliding door and window screen. When officers located him around midnight standing outside the very address he was warned to avoid, he attempted to flee but was quickly apprehended. This police bodycam footage documents the clear service of legal documents and unambiguous warnings that established Hunter's knowledge—critical elements in the subsequent charges of violation of a no contact order, obstruction of justice, resisting arrest, and criminal damage to property filed following his capture. Subscribe for more police bodycam footage showing real-life law enforcement situations. New videos uploaded weekly! #policebodycam #protectionorder #jolietpolice

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