See two cases of suspects favorite pastimes being battering police officers. Starting with this man who was yelling and cursing in front of children leaving school for the day causing parents concern for their children. He fled to this Dollar General where officers now confront him. >> I call him a [ __ ] >> Come here. I'm going to work. >> No, you're not. >> Hey. No. No. No. No. No. You are not fixing to do that. >> I'm going to work. Let me go to work. Let me go to work. Why? Why does everybody work? Why? Why? Stop. >> Stop. >> Do it. Do it. You want to die? You want to die? Shoot. >> Just put the hammer back. >> Give me the hammer. Put it on the ground. >> Go ahead and take off your whole tool belt. >> Okay. Stop. >> I'm going to work. >> Stop. >> I'm not going to jail. Get down. What do >> I do? No. What's the charge? What's the charge? >> Get off my back then. Come here. Come here. Get off here. Get off. Take it off. I take it off. Let him go. Let him go. Want to [ __ ] with me? Why you're doing this to me? I'm trying to work. Let's get one hand. Roll him over. >> Give me your arm, Mark. Give me your arm now. I don't want to break your wrist. Give me your arm. >> I said I cannot breathe. Please let me breathe. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> The best thing for you to do right now is to stop resisting. >> Let go of my car. >> Now that >> right now, mother earth. Please help me. Help me. Help me. Stand up. I've ever chest pain. Heart attack. Get up. Call a heart attack. >> Yeah, I get knives or weapons on you. >> I got a knife out of him, but this could be a weapon. >> Stand up. Call 911. I can't breathe. >> I can't pick him up. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Call 911. I need ambulance, please. Ambulance. Ambulance. I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> Hit him on the curb. We can't He ain't going to stand. >> You got all the hammers and stuff he threw down to the Dollar General. >> You're a sir. You wouldn't got >> stopped resisting. >> What? >> Shut up. >> Shut up. >> Right now you're not yelling. You can lower your voice in jail. >> I can take you out and hurt me. >> Oh, hey boy. You feel good? Hey, you shot in. Hey, you [ __ ] I want the resistance. The crowbar on the hand >> because he was over there. >> I'm having chest pains and everything. >> No at all. No, you're up there. >> I'm in your face. I'm in your face. Come on. Okay. I'm trying to help you over here. Come on. >> Don't touch me. >> Back off. Back off. Good people. >> I'll just put in your hear me. trying to fight. >> I thought they didn't bite you. >> He did. >> After being medically cleared at the hospital, the suspect does the unexpected. >> I be rushed for be arrested for [ __ ] What are you doing? I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. My heart. My heart. My heart. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Now, here's what you going to do. You going to roll over and you going to cuff the off. Did you hear me? Did you hear me? We ain't going through this [ __ ] again today. Double cup, please. Please double cup those cups. Please double up over this way. Stand up. >> My property. >> All right. >> Why is it class action lawsuit? This suspect was charged with three counts of battery on a peace officer, three counts of aggravated assault on a peace officer, and six counts of resisting with violence. He is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> What's going on, man? This guy is trying to call the cops on me because I trying to get some ser on me. I think you're a little bit too intoxicated. Are you all alone? >> Yeah. >> What's today's day of the week? >> Friday. No. Saturday. Saturday. >> Do you know what? Uh who who the president of the United States is? President of the United States. >> Do you know who you know? made the world strong just with these dollars. We going fake as a mother. >> Hey, what's up, bro? >> Hey, don't don't talk to him. >> Andre. Andre, stop. Don't talk to me. >> What the [ __ ] are you? >> Do you want to go to the hospital? Yes or no? >> No. >> You got to leave. Go. Get out of here. >> They don't want you here, dude. >> They don't want to go. >> I don't know where you going to go. Stop walking around me like that, dude. >> Okay. You go. >> Stop. >> You're scared. >> You're scaring us. >> Go leave. Oh, you're going to get arrested. Go. >> Where do I go? >> Go somewhere else. You cannot be here. >> You don't You don't want to You don't want to go to the hospital or leave. >> I'm going. >> Nope. Andre, stop. Andre, stop. >> Andre, you're going to jail. >> You're going to jail. >> You're going to jail. Don't touch that again or you're going to jail. >> I was trying to have some noodles. >> Hey, >> Andre, compose yourself. >> I'm some noodles. >> Go home. >> I'm hungry. >> I'm just hungry. I don't want to hurt anybody. You're my friend. The beautiful the beautiful [Music] mother. >> Put your hands on the car for me. I'm going to do a quick pat down. >> [ __ ] Get the male. Can you go to the hospital for me, bro? >> Put your hands on. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> Can you go? >> Can you please go to the hospital? >> No. >> I'm going to get a call about him in like an hour. >> Let me just toss this bottle. >> Yeah, I got you. >> Hey, who the [ __ ] are out of you? Come here. >> Don't push me because I'm going to beat the You want to do the [ __ ] on you? >> You got any more liquor on you? >> No. >> All right. Stop. Lean on my car. >> Where your car? >> Where your car? >> Nah. I'm not giving you a hug. That's right. Right here. >> Here. Sit on there. >> Get the out of here. D. What are you waiting for? Give me a hug. Get the out of here. I need you. Never. >> Andre. How >> me? >> Hey, don't talk to me. Don't you just sit down? Sit down. Just sit, man. >> I'm going to see you bleeding. I'm going to see you bleeding. >> Hey, what about you, [ __ ] Shut the [ __ ] up, [ __ ] >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Put your hands on your neck. You guys are good. >> He just punched me. >> No. He just trying to punch him. >> He just did punch. >> He might be out. >> Well, I take him to the hospital. Where did you guys originally get? disappointing. >> This suspect was charged with aggravated battery to a peace officer. He is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> Do you know what the most dangerous moments in policing are? Well, it's not always when you're being shot at because it could be when kids are coming out of a schoolyard because you never know what an unstable person who's nearby might do. And parents might assume that sidewalks near a school are safe. But for cops, every alarm goes off the second someone aggressive shows up in that space because all it takes is one sudden move for an ordinary dismissal to transform into a nightmare when someone like these two men shows up. This brings back a lot of memories because I truly never knew if the person that I was approaching was going to talk, fight, run, or all three in rapid succession. Because trust me, someone who looks too impaired to stand can suddenly summon the strength to charge you. And that switch between calm and aggressive is where we get injured quick and where situations go bad before anyone can react. And bystanders often stand by thinking they're safe until everything goes left. Because think about it, you could be waiting for a ride or shopping, then all of a sudden you're caught in the confrontation. But for cops, these calls are two sides of the same coin because we got one suspect who's on with tools, the other with liquid courage. But it's a reminder that danger rarely looks like the movies we watch. It looks very ordinary until the ordinary explodes without warning.