Little Rock officers responded to a report of a woman with a firearm and a ShotSpotter alert for one round. On arrival, officers saw Austin and Perkins in an apparent physical altercation over an unknown item. Officers reported that they did not see punches or an assault. Austin initially told officers the dispute was over a gun, then said he had mentioned a gun to get officers to arrive faster. Perkins first said there was no gun, then said one was inside the residence but would not say whether it was involved. Officers found one spent shell casing and two live rounds, but no firearm. Perkins was transported for refusal to submit to arrest. Real. Raw. Right Here. A caller admits to fabricating a threat to manipulate the police response time, putting officers at risk. Little Rock police officers arrived on the scene following a report of a woman with a firearm and a ShotSpotter alert. Upon arrival, they discovered two individuals involved in a physical altercation. When pressed about the weapon, the caller revealed the dangerous truth: he had filed a false report about a gun simply to force a faster police response to the scene. Despite the lack of an actual firearm, the situation remained volatile. Officers searched the area, finding only a shell casing and live rounds before taking one individual into custody for refusal to submit to arrest. This body camera footage captures the reality of how deceptive calls complicate routine situations and strain emergency resources. Subscribe to Central Arkansas Cams for more real police encounters from across Arkansas. Real. Raw. Right Here.

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