[music] [music] [music] >> Stewart's [music] body cam reaction. Take a seat and enjoy the show. >> [music] >> Why you drinking? Why you yelling? Why you screaming? Enjoy [music] the show. Stop drinking. [music] Stop yelling. Stop screaming. Just enjoy [music] it. Stewart Stephen Bradley [music] me. Have a camera to the Danny screen. One more bottle. One [music] more Danny. One more way. Just enjoy the show. Stop drinking. [music] Stop yelling. Stop screaming. Just enjoy [music] the show. Stop drinking. Stop yelling. Stop screaming. Just enjoy the show. [music] Ah. Man, two in a row. Had the internet yesterday and I muted today. Well, I was saying, "Hello everyone. Happy Thursday. Hopefully the picture's coming through. Yes, I'm looking over at it. It looks good. I think we're good today. And before we get started, hey Ben. Wahoo, thank you so much for the gifts. Uh, let's see. It ruined my my big announcement I was going to do yesterday. Some of you were here yesterday to watch me scramble to figure out what the hell was going on. It was my internet. I guess from time to time maybe it was all the storms we had over the last few days, but my internet speed dropped to like crawl. It was like trying to stream on dial-up. Uh, I did a speed test after the third time that I tried the the stream and saw what was going on. I reset the modem and everything worked just fine, but then it was too late to do a full stream, so I did a little I think it was about 40 minutes yesterday. Some of you were here here for that. But anyway, I'll do the announcement today. I got monetized on Monday. As you can see, some of you are green. Most of you are green. Bill, you're still not green yet. We'll work on that. I don't know if I have the I the gifted memberships that I can give out for free yet, but I should get those soon enough. But anyway, yes, I'm monetized, so uh thank you for sticking with me yesterday. Uh I guess that'll happen from time to time. Shane was in here and said, "Yep, welcome to streaming." So, anyway, uh thank you, Terry. Thank you very much. It was an exciting exciting email. I actually woke up Monday morning. I get up around 6:00 and by the time I got down checked my email the email had come through that I was approved and then I had to go through all the verification steps and all that. They're supposed to mail me something with a PIN code and I don't know. That's I guess to transfer my money to wherever I'm going to transfer it to. I don't know how that works, but I'll figure it out. So far they've given pretty clear instructions, so all right, let's get started with some videos. I got a couple airport videos, couple restaurant videos. The guy from the thumbnail, he was actually the guy in the thumbnail. I It's a long video, but I picked it because I've been to that Taco Mac that he's at. Um I used to live, I don't know, 15 minutes from there. And uh yeah, so I as soon as the video started, I looked around in the plaza and I was like, "Oh, wait a minute, I've been there a few times." That's pretty cool. It's always cool to see places that you've been in body cam videos. Uh let's see. Oh, I get them the first of the month. Oh, well, it's perfect timing for getting monetized right at the end of the month then. I should be able to give some out in a few days. Uh let's see. I don't know when the first is. Um hey, Mr. Wizard. Yeah, if the first falls on a Monday or Tuesday, then I'll have to wait until Wednesday. But um yeah, I got a couple airport videos, couple restaurant videos. I got a guy who uh it started out he ran from the police and I thought, "Oh, here we go again. He's going to fight with the police." No, his attitude completely changed after he crashed his car. >> [laughter] >> He suddenly had regret. It It was actually kind of cool to see. So, uh let's get started with the first airport video. This guy it It doesn't start off uh it kind of starts in the middle of the police reaction. Um so, they're already they already have him in cuffs and he's screaming and they're already trying to figure out what to do with him. So, and it's Florida, of course. >> It's 31st, 2024. Officers responded to a disturbance at an international airport after reports of a man causing a scene. >> Right off the bat, I got to pause for this. Gifted memberships. Thank you very much, Seatums. I do appreciate that. Very kind of you. >> Chill out or you're about to go on the ground. Stop. Okay. Do you guys have his ID? >> That's I got hurt. >> We already put it over. >> Relax. >> You already have it. >> Well, I need it for the >> Relax. >> That hurts, man. >> That's why I said relax. >> THAT HURTS. I'M GOING HOME, MAN. WHY WOULD YOU GO TO THE AIRPORT THIS DRUNK? >> Where's my daughter, bro? >> Oh, he's going to cry. >> Where's my daughter? >> Your daughter? >> They already have >> Do you guys have his ID? >> Help me. >> I don't recognize [screaming] him. The short guy. >> Oh, you're going to piss me off. You're going to piss me off, obviously. >> I think you're already a little PISSED OFF, SIR. >> [screaming] >> SO, WHAT WAS CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT WAS >> SO, OKAY. SO, WE originally got a call from one of the maintenance guys that works like that's what they were saying that he fell, but that he caught him. So, it was a medical call, but then they were like, "No, he didn't fall. I just wanted you guys to make sure that he's okay." So, we went to Chick-fil-A. We're like, "Hey, we heard you almost fell. We want to make sure you're okay." >> Where's my daughter? >> He's stumbling and he's like, >> What was his act? >> This was in front of the Chick-fil-A. >> Okay. >> So, then we're like, "Okay." So, we go and we check on him. >> Yeah, he's excited. >> He starts stumbling. He's He's saying, >> Awesome. Yes, I'm going to get fired. Bro, >> So, I'm like, "Let's try to help you like find out where your Frontier ticket is." As we're trying to like help him help him, he starts to start crying. He's like, "I just want to see my little daughter. I just I can't." And he's not talking to us. He literally smells like alcohol. We were like, "Okay, we >> Wait a minute. I got a feeling I know what's going on. I think he was probably flying to visit his daughter. I guess the the daughter's with the mom. That's what I'm guessing. I don't know I don't think he was traveling with the daughter. He was probably going for a visitation, decided to get really drunk at the airport. He really wanted to see his daughter. >> Well, Marchman Act, he wasn't acting >> They already have it, Sam. >> They already have the ID. >> All right, you win. >> Bro, we're going to take him, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. You guys are going to go and take him. >> The way it is. >> Yeah. No, no, we'll take him. >> This is a joke. >> Just red departures. >> Yeah. >> You guys want to We'll take him down the road. >> Maybe he took something good for his nerves. >> Where's my daughter? >> HE REALLY DOES. HEY. >> WHERE'S MY DAUGHTER? >> WE'RE trying to get to you. >> Where's my daughter? >> Shame. Shame. I'm kidding. Thank you very much for such kindness. >> Uh you need to cuff him. It just needs to be tightened up. >> That's a good point. He had to get it in while he could. >> It's too loose. >> Better to show up drunk. >> You see what I'm saying? >> Yeah. Hey John, how you doing? >> I think it's already double locked. >> You were ignoring YOU WERE IGNORING. >> HE'S TRYING TO FIX IT. >> WE'RE TRYING TO FIX IT. >> OR MAYBE we hurt them. We have some very generous people here. >> That If you don't stop, I'm going to keep twerking. >> Then stop. >> He's trying to fix it. >> He hasn't been pepper sprayed. He They just put him in cuffs and it looks like he's trying to do a an Incredible Hulk and bust out of the cuffs and of course they hurt when you do that. >> There we go. Perfect. There you go. Let's go on the red departures. >> But there's some things you don't pre-game for, LIKE VISITING YOUR DAUGHTER. WORKS EVERY TIME. >> CAN YOU NOT? >> WELCOME BACK, RICKY. That's screaming. Dude. I don't think YouTube cares about us. I'm kidding. YouTube's great. It's fantastic. If you're listening YouTube, you're fantastic. Yeah. >> Stop, man. >> Boom. Yeah, you know, you pre-gaming before church, visiting your daughter. Yeah, probably not a not a great great look. It does and it's a pain that you have to do that sometimes. Yeah, YouTube's fantastic except when it's not. >> Come on, man. Stop, man. >> Dude, WHAT IS HE DOING? >> STOP. STOP. >> LET'S GO. MOVE. IS HE TAKING OUT THE MICROPHONE? CALM MAN. Calm down. I'm guessing he probably took a double dose of his anxiety medicine and then drank. Yeah. Absolutely. We've seen that before. Bodybuilders get drunk. Please. Just stop, dude. It's that easy. Just stop. >> [ __ ] I'M GOING TO KNOCK YOU OUT. >> Calm down. He's getting all sweaty and >> Stop. >> Eventually he's going to tire himself out. He'll take a nice nap. >> Enough, man. >> All right. >> Enough. >> Ma'am, back up. >> All right. >> It's over, bro. >> All right. >> Just sad. >> stop? If he If he's going to stop >> No. >> We want you to stop. >> Let's mommy dearest do that. I never >> We've been telling you this for the longest We were working with you. >> Come on, man. I'm trying to help you for a while, man. >> Yep. >> What's your >> No, you ain't trying to been helping me. You ain't trying to been helping me. >> Oh, come on. Stop with that, dude. >> Y'all just help me. The way is he doing? That hurts, bro. That hurts. >> Yeah, I think most parents would say not not today. >> IT [ __ ] HURTS, BRO. >> I KNOW HE'S GETTING HIGH-PITCHED. BRING IT DOWN a couple octaves, dude. >> I SWEAR TO GOD. GET OFF OF ME. >> STOP. >> OOH, I JUST NOTICED SOMETHING SHINY. >> STOP. >> Can you GET OFF MY LEG? >> NO, I'M NOT DOING NOTHING UNTIL YOU STOP. >> to have to beat your ass. >> You're not going to beat anything, sir. >> cool. Cool. Whatever. Cool, whatever. He doesn't have to get off my leg, right? >> Just relax, man. >> He doesn't have to get off my leg, right? >> I'm not hurting you by the way. >> He doesn't HAVE TO GET OFF MY LEG, RIGHT? >> YOU WANT TO STOP. >> KICKY. THANK you very much, Vicky. I do appreciate it. Five gifted memberships. Man, I'm going to be over 100. I I might be getting close to 100. I'll have to check. YouTube, there's a lag, so Thank you very much though. I do appreciate that. Yeah. I can get like that sometimes. Yeah. Maybe they could do it again. Falling on hard times. Beverly Hills cop. Nice. See Terry, I told you. Wouldn't take a week. You got really drunk at the airport and caused a scene. Calm down. Slurred gate? Yeah, I don't get that. I mean, I don't have kids myself, but for certain important things, even when I was drinking, I could at least, you know, take a break for half a day or something to do something important. I can definitely relate to that. I think that's why I live alone. No parking. There's no stopping in the red zone. The white zone is for loading and unloading passengers. Hey, John. Did he just say they've been dealing with him for an hour? I guess better late than never, but still a shame. Yeah. Yeah, I They don't want anyone to feel obligated to get a membership. You know, I I will be doing members only in a little probably two or three weeks, but I'm not expecting and I'm I'm not you know If you If you have the extra money, great, but I know cash is tight for a lot of people. So, don't worry about it. Don't sweat it at all. How you doing today? How you doing? Do you? Really, Harold? We both know what this is about. I DON'T THINK I UH NO, I DIDN'T SCREW ANYTHING UP ON MY END. Not today at least. Yeah. Thank you very much. I got to pause every time somebody gifts. >> [laughter] >> This is fantastic. Thank you very much. Five gifted memberships. But is it being goofy? That's good to hear. Yeah. Oh boy, his rhythm. It's messing with us. We can never figure it out. Yeah, I'm probably close to that. Thank you very much for the gifted membership. Gives us a break from this guy whining. Oy oy oy. I do appreciate it. >> He was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, disorderly intoxication, criminal mischief. Disclaimer. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> saw it. I mean, come on. We just saw it. We can The court can presume him innocent, but we can say whatever we want. We're not going to be on the jury. All right, next I got a lady who It starts out the first like minute or so I was like, I'm not going to be able to play this video. It starts with a mother who's really terrified like something really happened to her. Her daughter attacked her. And then they run outside and they get the daughter and the daughter goes nuts and I was like, okay, I can play this video. >> October 6th, 2025, officers responded to a residence for a call of a domestic dispute. >> What? >> Thank you so much. >> Help me. MY DAUGHTER IS >> HEY HEY, MAN. HEY, HEY. >> SHE'S FRUSTRATED. YEAH, I DEFINITELY subscribe to this. A lot more channels for me to watch. There's just too many of them. >> Hey. >> Back up. >> Chill out. >> Back up. Close my door. >> Don't make us take >> Ma'am, you're not in charge. >> Close my door. Back up. >> No. >> Back up. Close my door. >> What's going on? Come on. Come on. >> Stop. Thank you very much. >> Stop. >> Shane's a good guy. >> Don't make it any worse. >> Very good guy. >> it any worse. >> I watched a couple of his videos this morning. >> Move. Get out of the car. We're going to talk about this. >> What are we going to talk about? >> What happened inside? >> Nothing. >> Get out of the car and we'll talk to >> Get out of my car. >> Get out of the car and we'll talk. >> Get out of my car. >> Get out of the car and >> Wow. >> Get out of my car. >> Get out of the car and >> Yeah, I've been on YouTube for I don't know how many probably 20 years. So, I haven't counted up my the channels that I'm subscribed to. Most of them I don't watch. It's got to be getting close to a thousand channels. >> Okay. >> Get out of my >> Get out of my car. >> Get out of my car. Get out of my car. >> to make this worse? >> Get out of my car. >> Why do you want to make this worse? >> Get out. >> She doesn't get too loud. >> Why do you want >> She gets a little loud. >> No, you're not. >> Back up. >> No, we're not until we figure stuff out. >> Back up. >> Ah, okay. >> Get out of my car. Get out of my car. >> What's going on? >> Don't touch me. >> What's going on? >> Don't touch me. Don't >> What's going on? >> Don't >> Hey, go to the other side. >> You're my first super chat today, but I did get one yesterday, so you're my second. So, you're in the top two. That's the first dollar ninety-nine one though I've gotten, so you are the first. >> Make sure she doesn't start this car. He needs to open the door. >> Hey, Stacy. Good to see you as always. >> Get off of me. Get off. >> Get out. >> Get off. >> Get out. Get out. >> Seriously. >> Get off. >> She is. >> I don't know why she thinks she's going to win. >> Get off of me. >> Get out of the car. >> Get off of me. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out. >> Get off of me. >> It happens, you know. Yeah. >> Can you hit the gas real quick? >> I'm generous with them. Thank you very much, Terry. Now, will this lady get out of the car? Yeah. >> Now we have fun. >> I I do see a couple super chats. >> Get out of the car. >> I've gotten way behind on the chat here. Let me see here. I got John Walker. Thank you very much. That's my first super chat from the UK. Thank you very much for the ten British pounds. And thank you very much for the ten British pounds. I do appreciate it. 20 pounds. That's fantastic. I need to go to the UK again. I haven't been there in eight or nine years. It's lovely over there. If it was fuzzy, maybe. That'd be comfortable. Yeah, who the hell does that? Yeah. And whether or not she's going to get hurt. And she's still fighting. She's still fighting. Yeah. All right, there's a felony. Elbowed the officer. That's all right. You're allowed to yell from time to time. Now she's making demands. After fighting with the cops, she elbowed one of them. Or what? Or what, lady? What are you going to do? No. Thank you very much. Yes, 4.99. What is that, 4 pounds 99 pence, right? Told you it's been a while, so it's a little rusty. Thank you very much. I knew you were going to >> Right now. >> This What's your name? >> I'm not telling you my name. >> Well, what can I call you for now? >> No, nothing. >> Okay. >> Yeah, she's a character. >> Shut up. >> Totally insane. >> Get me some water right now. Get me some water! GET ME SOME WATER! >> CALL THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, get a hose. >> Get your hands off of me! >> No. Stop. Just chill out. The ambulance is coming. They're going to get you some >> the water! >> The EMS is going to get you some water, okay? So, for now, I just want to just have a conversation with you, all right? What's your >> Making demands immediately. >> telling you my name. >> Is it Gloria? >> No. >> Okay. >> YES! DON'T TALK TO ME! Don't talk to me! Yeah. Don't talk to me. You don't talk to me, either. Do you hear me? No! >> You need a second device for. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. You will. >> Do it. >> No, I'm talking to you now. >> Do it. >> Do what? >> Oh, you can still have fun. >> No, no, no, no, no, shut up. I'm going to talk to you. What happened here? >> You're allowed to lurk and have fun. >> What's going on? >> Yeah, works every time. >> Yeah, yeah. >> Fight, make demands, yell, scream. >> What happened to your finger? >> Shut I'm not talking to you. >> So, I can call the police. >> Shut the up. >> [laughter] >> Somebody [snorts] will buy him, too. >> What are you going to do? What are you going to do? >> Got all kinds of characters on the internet. >> No, you're not. No, you you can, but you're not. Do it. >> I will. >> Okay, good. >> Oh, I hate that. I've got >> [ __ ] >> I've got one of those smart TVs. It's I don't know, it's got to be 20 years old now, so maybe it's not so smart. But, yeah, I have to do the same thing if I wanted to like search something on YouTube, you have to use the arrow buttons to do each letter. Takes you half an hour to type in a name. >> I SHUT THE >> I'LL GET YOU SOME WATER. >> YEAH. LET GO OF ME AND LET me drink my water. >> I'm not letting you go, baby. >> You can give it to you. >> Yeah, you better give me some water. That's why you searched me. Yeah. No, I would have hurt to do it. Give it to her. Give it to [ __ ] >> You can get that water from him right now. >> You just asked for water. >> Oh, really? >> So, let me know when you change your mind, okay? >> Asked for water. >> I'm here for whenever you change your mind. >> Uh actually just started 26 minutes ago. So, you're basically on time. >> I'm not asking what happened. >> I'm glad I wasn't the only one who had that song in my head. >> Stop that. Hey, she's on. I got her. >> Oh, jeez. You can Hungarian and I Oh, I forgot what they were called. Your currency. I have some. I've been to uh Budapest. I forgot what they're called. Starts with an F, obviously. Thank you very much for the 400 Hungarian uh Dang it. Somebody will say it in the chat, I hope. >> Yeah, you better stop. You stop. You stop. >> You been drinking today? >> Yeah, I have. >> What you been drinking? >> Yep. Amway wigs. >> Anything you recommend? Hey, don't do that. >> Don't do that. >> Don't do that. No, I don't hurt. No. I got her. >> She's a little too rough around the edges. >> Don't do that again. >> Get her up in the car. We need to get her in the car. Give me some water first. >> EMS coming? >> No. No. >> Boom. There we go. >> Stop that. >> It was on the tip of my tongue. I could see it, but I couldn't fill in the name. >> Stop. Kick my officer again and I'm going to charge you with that, okay? Okay. It's called simple battery on a law enforcement officer. >> Stop it now. >> I want some water. >> Give me some water first. No. You can get up and you can get in the car. Get up. >> And I still have some. They're probably no good anymore, but >> Okay. >> You need somebody on the other side to pull her from the inside? >> Yeah, I got >> You got it? >> Yeah, I got it. I'm opening the door. >> Yep. >> I got her head. I'm supporting her. >> One, two. She's just defiant. Whatever they want her to do, she wants to do the opposite. I think she was on it. All right, let's go to the ground. Let's go to ground with her. Let's go to the ground. >> Bye. >> Yeah, Siri hates me. Can't understand a thing I'm saying. >> [ __ ] >> I said that works. At least I'm on it. >> Then stop kicking my ass. Do you want medical attention or not? >> What a pest she is. Beautiful Sydney. I don't >> That's what I'm trying to do for you. Stop kicking my ass. >> Yeah. Followed by pepper spray. >> Give me some water, [ __ ] >> You want to pass that? You're not getting water now. >> Bet. >> Okay, give me some water. >> Nope. >> Bet. Oh, you can't. >> Bet. >> Nope. I want you or her. I want you or >> Who cares what you want, ma'am? >> Oh, really? >> It's nice to want things, but uh >> Okay, bet. >> That happens to me. I think it happens to all of us. >> Give me some water. All right, I'm calm. Give me some water. >> I'll be the decision maker on that. Get a bucket, dump it on her head. >> Really? Cool her off. Sit up more, okay? >> Go ahead. Sit up. I'm right here. You don't talk to the Oh, really? Back up. Where do people get this attitude? No. Yeah, she's in charge. Roll around on the parking lot with the handcuffs on. No. I'll do it if you give me water. I want water. Well, they can. It's just I wouldn't do it myself. No. No, I'm waiting for her to give me water. Oh, she wants water first. Oh, I'm jealous. I've been in Munich but not for long. My dad used to travel for work. He's got all the old You don't go to Walmart? Yeah. >> The woman was charged with battery, resisting arrest, and battery on law enforcement officers. Thanks for watching today's video. If you haven't already, please like and subscribe for more of our content. >> All right, let me get her off the screen. She's a lunatic. And she's probably going to do that again. I guarantee she's going to do it again. And the mom didn't help. She kept coming out there. Like, you're terrified of your daughter. She just attacked you. Just stay in the house and let the police take care of it. You called them for a reason. But, anyway. Uh next we got the guy that I mentioned at to beginning who started to run from the police and then crashed his car and immediately I'd never seen anything like it. He immediately was full of regret. It was pretty cool. >> 12 2025, >> [music] >> a Missouri State Trooper attempts a routine traffic stop in St. Joseph after spotting expired registration on a Chevrolet HHR. >> I can't tell. >> the stop begins, the driver makes a decision that would change the course of his life forever. >> Nice. Damn. I am doing adequate. Very adequate. All right, there he is. What's he going to do? Is he going to stop? Is he going to take off? Oh, there he goes. Oh, they'll never catch him in that thing. Is that a PT Cruiser? Nah, never going to catch him. He's gone. Yeah. >> Here's 976 10-50 for male vehicle to start fleeing from me. He's running on foot. All right, I've been in pursuit of those places. >> Get on the ground now. All right. >> Yeah, they didn't show it but they when he turns around you'll see he crashed his car. He smashed into somebody. >> Get down on your stomach. Dumb ass. Roll over on your stomach. >> Immediately. >> Why did I do that? >> Why did I do that? >> hand, dude. >> All right. >> Yeah, it's just not the car I would run from the police in. >> Stay there on your stomach. >> Oh, I don't know cars. >> My daughter's at home and I need to tell my wife. >> I put Canada in school. I've never been though. >> What am I doing? >> to go there someday. >> What am I doing? Oh my god. What the [ __ ] am I doing? What am I doing? >> What are you doing, sir? Look at that. He t-boned some lady. >> I need a PD unit to help with this 10-50 in traffic. >> I am Are they okay? >> I hope so. >> I do, too. I am a >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> 10-4. Why did you run, dude? >> I have a warrant. >> For what? >> A [ __ ] goddamn traffic warrant. >> Dude, are you [ __ ] >> I am kidding me. I am so I am so stupid. >> Dude, Who's it out of? St. Joe? >> Yes. Sir, in this pocket. >> I'd love to visit Israel someday. That looks cool. Right here? It's hard to pick a good time to go, though. Just when you think it's a good time, something pops off. You're good. On your side? >> God, I'm such a >> Up. >> idiot, man. I'm so sorry for these people. My phone is in my car. I really need to get >> Okay. >> Call my wife. >> We're going to go here and I'm going to flip around so no one can >> be behind hits or two. >> Hold on just a second. >> I'm so sorry, dude. I I can't believe I'm such a idiot. >> Sit down. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm sorry, man. I would like to say sorry to them, too, at least. >> I did say sorry to them, though. >> God, I'm such a I'm such a >> Yes, but But I I don't think I've ever seen a video where he just instantly was like, "Damn." As soon as he got into the accident, he was like, "Oh, what did I do? Why was I I shouldn't have done any of that." >> I am such a dumb ass. >> Hey, slusher. How you doing? >> I am such a [ __ ] dumb ass. Over a $250 WARRANT. WHAT AM I DOING? >> YEAH. YEAH. >> Please Oh, man. >> At least he realizes it, you know. >> Like I would be okay with it. I would be okay with it. I'm so sorry to get you all worked up like that. idiot. I'm such a [ __ ] [ __ ] That's the end of my relationship. My daughter's at home and I just that's all I'm really other than her and this car. Oh [ __ ] she's bleeding, sir. God damn it. I'm a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Yep, he's listening. I didn't want to steal his line. >> Is she bleeding? >> Yeah. >> Don't need to do anything until you go and start your mass this way. >> Oh, okay. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Stop reading the news and just plan my trip. >> coming for you, okay? You just want to stay here until they get here. That way you don't get out or anything. >> We're doing good. That's her. We're all happy. >> a [ __ ] idiot. >> They'll be happy when I'm done, but >> idiot. >> I'll be here for a while, though. >> I'm such a [ __ ] idiot. >> I do I'll give him some respect for that. >> No, no, you're okay. We I tried stopping him here on the ramp and as soon as I got out he ran from me. >> I thought about doing that to my car. >> Where was I even going, man? >> Do you >> Yeah, it's happened to me. >> sitting here waiting, can you grab me your ID? And that way I can get you >> I've had a few moments like that in my life where like I'm right in the middle of making a big mistake and it's almost like everything slows down and I'm like, "No, why am I doing that?" And it's too late. >> I'll get everything for your insurance. Here you go. Good to see you. >> I'm the dumbass. I I'm a dumbass. I literally deserve anything coming to me. I I literally deserve it all. >> Couple info down and everything and then I'll get you a business card with THE CASE NUMBER. >> WHY DID I RUN? >> BECAUSE YOU DON'T THINK SOMETIMES, SIR. >> I am such a [ __ ] idiot, dude. I am such >> You didn't end end your life, dude. Just calm down. >> I am such a [ __ ] idiot. I'm such a [ __ ] idiot. >> Yeah, I'm sorry. >> I AM SO [ __ ] STUPID. >> ALL RIGHT, LET ME GO WRITE this down and everything. >> You made a mistake, dude. It was a bad mistake. >> Yep, absolutely. >> Got ketchup all over her face, you too. Ketchup. Well, it is. She was eating a hot dog. >> So, you were Were you in the right lane when he hit you? >> I was in the left lane. >> Left lane? >> Yeah, my uh It was my internet. >> Okay. So, it was almost like he was also trying to go ahead and just bad time. Okay. Okay. >> She got some strawberry jam on herself. >> All right, perfect. >> Kansas and do a cleaning job today. >> All right, perfect. >> You get a day off now, ma'am. All right, also wipe her face, please. >> What? Yeah, she's okay. Got an ambulance coming to check her out. >> I I I I honestly deserve whatever is coming, man. I'm not the type of person to do that. Like, my uncle's a cop. Like, I I don't break the law. >> Maybe in the accident it fell forward. My Mine does that sometimes when I'm out doing yard work, it'll the wind'll blow and it blows up and then I'm kind of thin up top here and you can see in the front, too. >> Cuz I'm an idiot. Hey. >> Yeah. >> Hey, Chris. I'm sorry, but I'm just really worried about my daughter. My phone's probably in the front. >> I think she'll be all right. She got a little cut on her head. And she needs a new car. >> Stopped him on the belt right there. >> Yeah. >> As soon as I got out of the car, I got up to his back quarter panel. He took off. As soon as I come out, the crash had already happened. >> Said he ran cuz he's got a city warrant. That's it. >> That's it. >> Okay, you want me to transport him? >> I've been taking steps to slow it down. >> Cuz I don't know cuz >> He's just giving up. He's just giving The guy might just save it. I'm hanging on for dear life. >> Okay. I mean, I wasn't going to chase him, but as soon as I got out, it's already happened. >> How far did he run? >> He ran to the field, and as soon as I parked the car, he got out and like that. >> Really? >> Yeah. And he started cussing himself out saying he's an idiot. I'm like, "Dude, this is a traffic warrant." Kevin Durr. >> This is really who I am. So, what was I doing, dude? Like I I literally I don't know what I was doing. You even knew I got You're an idiot. I seen your gesture when I walked You walked back to your >> Yeah. >> car. Like I If you got a pissed, and I saw you when I stopped you. >> I shouldn't have I'm just an idiot, man. I really am an idiot for that, dude. >> I I'm going very pretty slow, but >> I decided to go to jail on my warrant. I can't believe I hit >> Hi. >> How are you? >> She's got her I gave her ID back. >> Okay. >> She got hit head-on as you can What? >> Is this person gone? >> No, he's arrested in the front. >> Did you see her at all? >> I don't think so. He took off on foot running, >> Not shaved. Maybe a buzz cut. It is summertime. >> Do you need to be checked out by an ambulance at all? Any injuries whatsoever? Okay. Is there any insurance in the car? >> Hopefully your neck and neck and back is okay. I'm worried about >> Good to see you as always. >> 10-4. >> Which is the the vehicle is registered as it's a girl. Is it a girlfriend? Yeah. Okay. >> I'm getting so stupid, man. >> Hey Gary, how you doing? >> Also, you we don't technically need my phone. I don't know where it is, but could you maybe call >> Yeah. >> Where Where do you think your phone is at? >> Cuz I looked and I didn't see it. >> It was in my lap, so >> probably on the floorboard? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I'll go look again. Yeah. >> What's his phone? >> Yeah, if I That's why I can stay clean-shaven cuz from me like here down is completely gray. There's no color at all in it. >> St. Joseph 521 >> I blame my cats for this. >> Go ahead. >> My supervisors are here. I'm going to talk to them, then I'll let you get on your phone and make a call, all right? >> St. Joseph 387 >> Yeah, Amy, that's me. Please come back, Amy. >> St. Joseph 387 >> Please come back. Amy, come back. >> come. Please come back. >> He's going to write a country song, isn't he? Amy, come back. Please come back, Amy. >> St. Joseph 390 >> They probably have Yeah, you a bunch of stuff in the backseat. >> Yeah, my kid's grandma literally just drove by. That's kind of why I need to >> Okay. Yeah. Makes me look too old. >> Right there, my baby, I guess. Sorry. I'm sorry. Which is why like I mean, I'm about to lose my place. I just got a good job. You should have just blasted me like when I when I got down on my knees. >> Hello. >> Uh I'm going to jail, babe. >> Did he just say you should have blasted me when I got on my It's sort of like It It was a traffic warrant and you got into an accident. >> [laughter] >> Draw down on you. >> Seriously? >> Yeah, not only that, I'm a [ __ ] [ __ ] cuz I tried to run and I got in a wreck. >> Honey. >> I know, babe, but I'm such a idiot. The lady that I hit is okay, thank god, but >> I think he knows you're an idiot, or she knows. >> [laughter] >> I just don't want to lose you guys over this, but if I do, it's I probably deserve it, so >> I just seen your mom just drive by. >> No matter how bad >> She could probably just I just got off the >> She could probably come get the housekeeper who's at home asleep. >> I'll just ask leave. As long as you're okay. >> I mean, I'm fine, honey, but >> know what I'm supposed to do. >> There's nothing you can do, but he's at home and I'm going to jail and we'll figure it out. I'm probably going to have to sit in jail. I don't know what my bond will be, but >> Usually it's 24-hour hold. >> before I can bond out or before I can just get out. >> It depends if they charge you or not. >> Cuz I have warrants. >> I I get paid tomorrow. I will figure it out. I will ask leave and go get >> I'm so stupid. >> Oh, it's going to be an overnight. >> I love you. >> I love you, too. >> I'm sorry. >> At least she said it back. It's fine. >> Bye. >> Bye. >> If she stays with me, I'm I don't know why. That would be stupid. Last time I got pulled over by a state trooper about 2 years ago and I was doing fentanyl and smoking meth and that was the first time in my life that I got >> Good to see you. >> And then another state trooper. I've been sober since then. And I only did this because I just got a good job. We're behind on rent. I don't even have insurance on my car. My insurance expired. I don't know. I just make it worse if I run. >> That's a little harsh. >> I don't even have any charges. I don't even have any drugs or anything. I mean, I have no charges. Like, you see what I'm saying? >> Mary Beth, I just glanced at It's a good thing I've got my iPad over here, so I can see the the YouTube. Thank you for the gold coin, Jewels. I appreciate that. They don't show up on my screen, so I have to make sure to look over. So, if you send me Jewels and I don't say anything, it's cuz I I didn't see it. >> Like, it's so stupid. >> She hates my ass. I always I always said I would never run from the cops. You can't outrun the [ __ ] radio. What was I going to do on foot? With boots. I got giant boots on. >> Yeah, I noticed that when you were running. >> Idiot, man. >> Yeah, I noticed that. I was like, >> What is he going to do? He's got steel toe >> Who is he trying to impress? >> I know. I got unsupervised probation upstairs from being pulled over a year and a half ago by the other state trooper. The charge is just careless and imprudent driving. When I was in her other car, her temp tags expired. But I had, you know, drugs. Like I said, I was getting high then and I told that guy right when he got like I should was going to do you and I should have done right when he got to my car I said I got a warrant. And so I made it as easy as possible, which is what I normally do and >> You're lucky things didn't >> Can you hear me? >> Yeah. >> 7-Eleven. >> Yeah, well, I'm a little concerned that you're probably not going to get bailed out cuz don't you have warrants still? >> Yeah, I do. It's just a traffic warrant, but I do. >> I know, but it's a prior and they're going to see also that you had you you hit and ran somebody previously and that's not going to look good. >> Well, yeah, I mean, I'm >> [snorts] >> it's a felony automatic. >> I don't know if I'm going to be able to bail you out, to be honest. >> She's already trying to cook up an excuse to leave him in jail. >> I know. I know. And if you can't, I won't I won't be mad at you. >> But when you're getting pulled over even though you have warrants, you're supposed to just stay put. >> I know. >> You you should have when you did this. >> I've never done this before. >> But when you did this, you should have stayed and waited for the police. >> Yeah, I I know I should have then. I'm really sorry. >> I love you to pieces, but I I just I have a lot to think about. >> I know. If you if if if you can make things happen to where I can somehow get bailed out, just make sure if any >> One of them said, "You're not bailing him out. He can call his mommy." >> If anybody can help, >> [laughter] >> I would definitely want to. >> Mommy, call your mommy. >> my court dates like I did you know for my mom. >> Kevin Dare was charged with aggravated fleeing, a class D felony. Following his arrest, he was held on a $25,000 bond and remained in custody through sentencing. Kevin was sentenced to 3 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections and ordered to pay $10,000 in restitution to the victim. YouTube thinks you'll like the video on your >> 3 years because he ran from a traffic warrant. What a freaking [ __ ] While I'm paused in between videos, Gary, thank you very much for the $2 super chat. I appreciate that. What am I drinking? I am drinking Pellegrino in a liter bottle and I wasn't thinking when I bought my green screen, but the Pellegrino bottle is green, so it doesn't show up, so it looks like I'm just holding a label. I might have to switch to just regular bottles of water that are clear, so it shows up and doesn't look quite as weird. >> [laughter] >> But it is tasty. I drink a couple bottles a day. So, all right, let's move on to the next one. The next guy is the guy from the thumbnail. It's It's about 50 minutes long if I remember, so it's a long one. Uh but man, he does not shut up. He Well, I'll let the video explain it. I need to stop giving summaries cuz a lot of times I get it wrong and you guys correct me and then I'm like, oh yeah, I wasn't really paying attention when I watched it the first time. So, we'll watch it together. >> On October 28th, 2023, Dunwoody police officers responded to a local Taco Mac Sports Bar in Dunwoody, Georgia regarding a disruptive customer. >> Yes. >> So, I'm the closing manager. >> Yep. >> He was being rude and causing a scene at the bar. I asked him to leave probably about 15 times. He refused. Um I got him out >> of the creek. >> I swiped his check. He called my bartender a >> Now. >> The bartender was about to come outside. He has disrupted the entire >> Thank you. >> the entire >> The security video itself. >> The security guard has his credit card. He's from Chicago visiting and >> Oh, no. >> You got an ID on you? >> I was a beer drinker. >> Can I have it? >> No. >> Okay. >> Please. >> No. I've not broken the law. >> Why is he smoking a cigarette like a joint? >> I mean, you've disturbed the restaurant. >> No, man. That's what she says. >> I can send you you know you guys >> Okay, can you tell me what happened? >> Okay, so I'm sitting at the bar. The bartender took too long to get me a drink and so I was like, "Hey, man." And we were having banter back and forth, me and the bartender, like talking about the music. And I said some >> It's Taco Mac, m a c. They sell uh really they have really good tacos and then the rest is like uh burgers and other kind of bar food. They have really good wings. >> Come to the Accord, like, "Oh, dude, you're a [ __ ] listen to this music, you know?" Cuz it was like kind of lame music and and me and some other patrons were kind of agreeing about the fact that the music was lame and so we all kind of like agreed, like, "Hey, this is like music. It's depressing." It's like, "Dude, you're a [ __ ] playing music like this." And somehow she got a stick up her ass and I I don't know, dude. I had drinks. The bartender had served me drinks. I paid for the drinks. I tipped them well and I don't know, she got a stick up her butt and >> You got your ID with you? >> I do have an >> You're probably trying to get him a ride home. >> I do have it. >> your ID. >> Well, you don't need it. >> Okay, I'm going to tell you right now. >> No, listen. >> It really You're under arrest right now for drinking while intoxicated. >> Yep, there we go. >> I haven't broken the law. Go ahead, put cuffs on me. I haven't broken a law. >> guy? Yeah, he's a >> what crime I've committed. >> Disorderly conduct, public intoxication. >> Okay. >> Obstruction. >> Obstruction, why? I'm not I'm not obstructing any investigation. >> You refused to give it to me. >> Well, I haven't broken a law. You have not determined that I've broken a law. >> you have broken a law. >> What law have I broken? >> Disorderly conduct, public intoxication. >> Yep. Okay. Well, if that's the case, I'll give you an ID. >> No, you already I asked you I asked you once. I even I even said please. >> Well, cuz I don't feel like I've broken a law. So, I mean, we can go back and forth like we can do >> like you have broken a law. If you have broken a law, then we'll give you a law. >> Well, there is. >> No, there is no going back and forth. >> I mean, there absolutely is. >> No. >> Yeah, I mean, you come up to a citizen and you determine whether or not he's broken the law. And if he feels he hasn't broken the law, and >> It's got nothing to do with your feelings. Look, she already asked you >> man. >> She already asked you for your ID. She asked you >> I don't feel like I broke the law. >> You said no each time. That's on you, bro. >> All right. You know, I have a right >> Nope. >> Yeah, I have a right to identify myself or not, whether or not I've broken a law. And I've I've not broken a law. >> the law, okay? >> But I've not broken a law. >> No. >> What law have I broken? >> familiar with the only city ordinances, are you? >> What law have I broken? >> Yeah. I think he said he was from Illinois. You're not in Illinois, pal. You're in Georgia. You have to identify yourself. I don't know how it works in Illinois. I think it's the same, though. >> Well, he explained to you. He said you were disorderly, public intoxication, and obstruction. There's three different things. >> So, >> The third thing is stems from >> All right. So, how am I disorderly? >> You just explained it to me, man. >> You said No, no. No, excuse me. >> told me how you were disorderly. >> How have I been disorderly? >> How do you think it would be? >> Uh because they say so? >> No. >> He's not native, so. And how have my actions like displayed disorderly conduct? I'm I'm cordial I'm cordial with you. I'm not fighting you. I'm not being combative. I mean, dude, if you want to take me for disorderly, dude, like I >> Yes, we will sue the pants off you guys. >> It's pretty standard across the country. Oh, you're going to sue, huh? >> I know you say okay, but like your department is not going to >> what I'm telling you. How have I been >> Listen to what I'm telling you. >> I'm done arguing with you. You're under arrest for public intoxication, disorderly conduct, whatever you want to sit there and think about. That's where we're at. >> Okay, so how have I been disorderly? I've been nothing but cordial with you. >> Well, we have a city ordinance. >> It's because I told you I don't want to die. >> They had to figure out some way to get him trespassed from the bar. They had to do a report, so they had to ID him. And he was being disorderly. I don't know about, you know, I guess yeah, I mean, he's intoxicated and he's in a private business being disorderly, called the bartender a [ __ ] and you know, was raising hell with the other customers. >> unless I've broken the law. That's not disorderly. >> to ask him if you wanted to. We told you you needed to give us your ID. >> Yeah, I know, but I don't want to >> need to do that. >> Unless I've broken the law. >> Yeah, can you explain to me the law? >> I've not broken the law. >> All right. >> I've not broken the law. >> Put him in. >> You have. >> Guys, I've not broken the law. >> Just make sure you have his license. >> I'm being reasonable. I'm not trying to be argumentative, but I've not broken the law. Tell me what law I've broken. >> Uh he said disorderly conduct and public intox. Those are the first two. He told you a few times actually. >> First Amendment, your feelings matter. >> Yep, we're all going to get fired. >> So, what's happening? >> Actually, when I gave him his last round that I gave him, cuz I only gave him like three rounds, which is not usually enough to do that, you know. It was sitting in front of him for a minute. I came around the corner, he's like, "Sam, where's my [ __ ] drink?" And you know, I had to take it back for a second cuz I'm like, okay, maybe he's just joking, but I might answer was like, it's right in front of you. So, now I'm like, okay, I'm not going to serve him another round. He didn't even see the drink that was right in front of him. So, then tried to order another one. I told the manager, I was like, "Look, I don't feel comfortable serving him anymore cuz we can get in trouble for that. I can't You know what I mean? I can't keep serving someone if they're already drunk." She was like, "Cool. Let him know." I let him know. He wasn't trying to hear that. The manager came around the corner and tried to tell him, "Hey, look, you need to just pay and, you know, get up out of here." He wasn't trying to hear that. I never had an issue with him, but out of nowhere he just goes, "Sam, you're a bitch." You know what I mean? Like loud as [ __ ] Like the whole bar was like, "What?" You know what I'm saying? And I just I walked to the back before I did something that I was going to regret. You know what I mean? So >> And they were playing soft music. >> He didn't like that. >> Stop. >> Is that the manager right So I need to get her. >> What are you doing? >> Oh, hey, I'm trying to get your attention. Uh, can I get a immediate supervisor down here, please? >> You already talked to a supervisor. >> Even when I'm home, I'm on my best behavior. >> I am. >> Yeah, he's the highest ranking person in there. >> What's your rank? >> I'm a shift supervisor. >> Who is your supervisor, sir? >> My supervisor is not working right now. >> I'll tell you >> I need a supervisor down here. I need a supervisor down here. >> No, no, no, no. >> No, listen to what I'm telling you right now. Listen to what I'm about to tell you right now. >> I don't want to hear it. >> I need a shift commander down here. >> No, I need your supervisor. >> You should have had some tacos with the alcohol. It would have helped. >> Stop hitting my car. Stop hitting my car. >> No, I'm entitled to speak to his supervisor and you know it. You know it. I got to say I need to speak to his boss. >> I'm entitled. >> You know I need to speak to his boss. You can't be the [ __ ] only supervisor on shift. There's someone above you and I need to speak to him now. >> No, I know you think I'm drunk and speaking nonsense. Hey guys, please. Can you please open the door? I'm being very reasonable. >> No. >> Ma'am, can you hear me? >> Yes. >> Can you please get your supervisor down here? >> My supervisor >> No, you can talk to him in jail. >> please get his supervisor? >> No. >> Why not? I have a right speak to his superior. >> Because I have a right to say >> say what I have to say. >> Tell me what you're going to say to him. >> Dude, I'm being totally >> Get him out of here now. >> wrongly accused of whatever I'm sitting here in handcuffs for, dude. I paid my tab. They didn't like me for whatever personal reasons. There's no law against being like a dick. I'm not overly intoxicated. I just want to [ __ ] get to my hotel room and go home tomorrow. I'm from Chicago. I got a flight out at 11. Like please, let me speak to your supervisor. I'm asking for your supervisor, please. Because you're ignoring me. >> You're asking for my supervisor? He's the one that put handcuffs >> Yeah, if if he had calmed down, they probably would have said, "All right, look, we're just going to get to do the trespass and you get an Uber and go back to your hotel or whatever and then in the morning you can fly back to wherever you came from." But he went the other way. >> I want his supervisor. I want the [ __ ] whoever his boss is, please have him come down here so I can talk to him. >> No. >> Absolutely not. You cannot deny me. >> That's right. >> This is what we're not going to do. >> No, I want to talk to his >> Stop talking right now. Well, we're no longer going to be ON THE INSIDE OF MY CAR. You're not going to yell in the back of my car, either. Do you understand? >> Okay, so you're Okay, so your ego's going to get involved in this? >> My ego? >> Dude, I want to talk to your boss and it's not like a personal thing. >> If you want to speak to my boss, he's standing right out there. >> to talk to his boss. >> Okay, well, like we've all explained, that's not how >> I feel unjustly arrested by the law. >> Nobody cares. >> I have the right to talk to him. >> Whether you like it or not, that's our highest chain of command tonight. >> That's fine. I want to talk to his boss. >> If you would like to make a later complaint, you'll have got to wait until business hours. >> that's not how it works. I have a right to talk to his boss. >> And if you start kicking her stuff and you start kicking the door or anything like that, we're going to put you We're going to put you We're going to put you in what's called a rapid restraint. And that's your warning. You don't have to listen to me, but that was your warning. Okay, we're done. Let's go. >> I want to talk to your boss. >> It's nice to want things. >> Yes, I'm getting your attention. >> Oh, I don't want to talk to you. >> I told you what happened. >> I know you don't want to >> talk to me because you think you're better than me. >> No, I just think that >> It's surprisingly easy to avoid getting arrested. >> I I >> Can I please talk to you? You're a [ __ ] officer. >> Don't worry about that. Don't don't let that get in your head. I think you're better than us. >> Oh my god, dude. This is impulsive. >> Well, >> Yeah, it's okay. >> Hey, bro. What are my charges? Why am I under arrest? >> I don't know. >> You don't You can't tell me why I'm under arrest? >> No, I don't >> I need to know >> We're only at the very beginning of this. This is almost an hour long of him arguing like this nonstop. >> Why? >> You know why. You just can't remember. >> I'm against 20-year-olds, man. Your problem. >> Hey, can you open up the door? >> No. >> I'm not going to like run on you, dude, really. It's [ __ ] stuffy in here, dude. Come on. It's not like I'm a [ __ ] murderer or anything. >> Give me some precious Don't mess with me. >> I'm not like a [ __ ] like a criminal. >> Dude, this is not a jail. >> No, you're treating me like a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] dude. Because some [ __ ] [ __ ] complained because I said some like discriminatory like [ __ ] You know what >> Nobody said anything about discrimination, sir. >> You know it's dumb. >> I don't. >> Dude, come on. You know it's dumb. >> I I he's a jerk all the time. >> No, you're acting all [ __ ] objective, but you know it's [ __ ] >> to tell him 10 times. >> because some [ __ ] chick got triggered because I said you're not a [ __ ] man when you're [ __ ] Come on, dude. >> Just take some accountability for your actions. >> Wait a minute. What? >> Oh, yeah. >> Some chick got offended because he told her she wasn't a man. So >> [snorts] >> I don't know what that means. >> Yeah, accountability. Whatever, dude. >> Yeah. >> And was I being violent? Was I breaking the [ __ ] law? >> Yeah, being obnoxious in a bar. >> Oh, yeah, being obnoxious. Yeah, that's against the law. >> Yeah, it's called disturbing the peace. >> Oh, really? Disturbing the [ __ ] peace? >> Yes. >> That's a stretch, dude. >> hurting my feelings. >> would have a field day with you, dude. >> Your who? >> My lawyer would have a field day with disturbing the peace. >> Okay. >> Come on, dude. >> Well, I hope you don't. >> Like, you've never been to court? >> I'm not trying to hurt your feelings, but >> from Gannon? >> Legally, dude, come on. There's no basis for that. You can get wiped out. >> I'm in court right now. >> You know it. No, you know I'm not trying to be a dick, but you know what I'm talking about. >> I don't. >> Yeah, cuz you've never been in a [ __ ] court of law as a police officer. Come on. >> Yes, sir. >> Thank you. No, you're playing stupid. >> Yes, cuz I am. >> Cuz you want to sit here and tell your chief that you have to skin arrest for some bull Dude, >> Of course he does. >> Of course. >> Out-of-state lawyer. >> a problem, sir, you can gladly file a complaint. >> Yeah, and you're going to [ __ ] lose your qualified immunity. Dude, you're going to [ __ ] lose. >> You're going to lose your qualified immunity. >> When I asked for a >> You're going to lose your job. I'm going to sue >> You [ __ ] refused it. >> Well, we had a supervisor and you >> No, you had your immediate su- I wanted his supervisor. >> Well, we And then you'd want his supervisor, then his supervisor. >> not? That's my [ __ ] right. I want his supervisor. I want to know the legality of what I'm being [ __ ] arrested for and thrown in [ __ ] handcuffs because I had what? A smart mouth? Dude, I get you guys got a job to do. >> You're drunk and and disorderly. >> dude, this is [ __ ] ridiculous. >> Okay. >> Do you have a phone number? >> Yes, I do. >> Would you like to share it? >> I don't want to share [ __ ] with you until I get a [ __ ] supervisor here. I want your supervisor, your immediate >> I didn't see a timestamp on this, but the few times that I went to Taco Mac and stayed till like midnight or later, yeah, almost everyone in the place is drunk. And nobody got arrested that I saw. >> That is our supervisor. >> not available, I want his supervisor. He has to be available to me. >> No, he doesn't. >> Yes, he absolutely does, dude. Don't [ __ ] tell me like I don't know what I'm talking about. His supervisor has to absolutely be available at least within 1 hour of my request. >> the law to him. >> Yes, he [ __ ] does, dude. >> Where's that? >> And if you don't provide that to me, you're going to get the [ __ ] pantsuit off of you. >> Where uh where does it Where does it say that? That we have to give you an an within an hour. >> I can tell you that. Just take my word for it. And if you don't [ __ ] believe me, then I'll see you in court. I'll see you in court then, dude. >> Okay. >> You think I won't? >> You think I won't? >> I just want to know where you're getting that information from. >> Well, it's it's it's my business to know, and it's for you to find out. >> Yeah, but if it's my business to also know, since you're asking me about my supervisor. >> don't give a [ __ ] I don't give legal advice to cops. >> Well, I don't give legal advice to perps. >> All right, now I'm up. Now I'm up. >> Yes, you perpetrated >> I want you guys' supervisor down here now. Get your immediate supervisor down here now. And if he's not available, I want his supervisor. >> That is our supervisor. >> Well, then get him down here. >> Well, you had a chance to talk to him, and you didn't. >> a [ __ ] body cam. Do you guys have body cameras? >> Yeah. >> Are they on? >> Yeah. >> active right now since you guys approa- since you guys came to the scene? >> Yes. >> Then I'll I'll I'll request those body camera I want to talk to Guys, look. It's not like a me versus you. Please get your supervisor down here right now. >> to speak to my immediate supervisor. >> Please. >> That's true. It's usually for like business. >> I want to talk to my supervisor. >> Okay, well my supervisor's not working tonight. >> I don't care. Call him up. I have a right to speak to your supervisor. >> You want to talk to him Monday morning, you can come in and talk to him. >> Dude, >> Actually, he'll be in Monday. >> Dude, >> Uh okay. >> If you're going to deny me your supervisor, then you got a [ __ ] big lawsuit on your hands. It's not the first time I [ __ ] sued the pants off of the police. My last win was [ __ ] $120,000. It is not going to be the last time. Please get me a supervisor. Officer, what's your name? >> They eventually do, but I think they're getting they're in some of the other officers are getting statements in the restaurant, and he's just sitting back here just rambling and rambling. But once they get all the paperwork done and get the report finished, then they drive him down to the jail, and he keeps going and keeps going the whole way. Luckily, they cut out a lot of the drive cuz he's in the northern part of the county, and the jail's near the south side of the county, so it's a good I think with no traffic, probably 30-45 minute drive. So they cut that out. >> Officer, what is your name? >> Who are you yelling at? >> The the gentleman right here in the driver's seat. >> He doesn't He doesn't have a name. >> He doesn't have a name and a [ __ ] badge number. Give me your badge number, dude. >> How come you wouldn't give us your ID? >> your [ __ ] badge number, officer? >> Um >> You're involved in this incident. I need your badge number, and I need your address now. Officer, what is your name and badge number, please? >> All right. Thank you. >> [ __ ] Yeah, [ __ ] fake funny. What a >> [laughter] >> What a Ma'am, what is your name and badge number? >> My name is Officer Balkages. My badge number is 1560. >> What is that officer's badge number? >> it if you did not use foul language in my car. >> Fine. The officer that was standing in the driver's side doorway or the passenger's side doorway, what was his name and badge number? >> You want his >> His name and badge number, please. >> What do you need it for? He didn't do anything. He was just sitting here. >> Because, ma'am, he was a >> He was a what? >> He was a a responding officer to this case and I need his name and badge number, please. >> get that um from the >> I know I can get it, but can you please just provide it? Why are you trying to conceal it? >> Officer Elias? >> Here he is. >> in your report report. >> your name and badge number again? >> going to give it to you. >> What is your name so I can address you instead of just calling you ma'am? >> You can call me ma'am, that's fine. >> All right, ma'am, who's your immediate supervisor? >> His name is uh Sergeant Foreman. >> Sergeant Foreman? Is Sergeant Foreman available right now? >> Yeah, he is. >> Can I please talk to him? >> Sure. Sergeant Foreman, are you available right now to speak to the gentleman in the back? >> It's the guy he already talked to. >> Hm. >> May I speak to your supervisor? >> Yeah, he's busy at the moment, but he can speak to you in a minute. >> All right, can I ask you this like >> What? >> What am I being charged for? Why am I under arrest? >> So, disorderly conduct. >> Okay, what basis of disorderly conduct do you have? >> Public intox. Public intoxication. >> All right, what reasonable suspicion do you have that I'm intoxicated? >> I can smell the odor of alcohol coming off of you. You also were in there drinking. >> All right, can you like can you prove without a reasonable doubt that I'm intoxicated or you just have like an inkling? Do you have some sort of like concrete evidence that I'm intoxicated or do I have diabetes or am I just super tired or >> I How the hell would they know? >> Maybe. >> Do you? >> Oh, you shouldn't be drinking then, sir. >> Okay. Um I can smell the odor of alcoholic beverage on your body. >> Yeah. >> Coming from your person. >> Maybe that's a Maybe that's a diabetic's smell. >> No. Um the smell that's >> time and time again. My wife is a paramedic. I've I've I've been on paramedic runs where people are presumed >> Are you a paramedic? >> Yeah, I mentioned this on I think Mark Stream yesterday. The after they gave all the badge numbers and the names, they should quiz them and say, "All right, now I want you to read them all back to me." >> I'm not a an official paramedic, but I've been on rides with paramedics. >> Yeah, exactly. >> And there's been plenty of misdiagnosis of intoxication. It's not It's It's not >> It is a different smell. No, it is. It is. >> It is. >> No, it's not. So, intoxication is the charge at hand. That's the main point. Why didn't you arrest the guy that brought charges up against me? >> Why would we? >> Why's that? >> Okay, so the manager? >> They have to take it. >> who was equally, if not more intoxicated than I am, if I am intoxicated. >> is not intoxicated. >> Oh, really? But the people that came out to witness for me or against me, you had no business with them. >> Yes, because they called us out here because of you. >> on. Plain English. Really Like, what's the charge here? >> Okay, I'm going to give I'm going to tell you one more time, okay? >> Can you loosen these cuffs at least? This is super uncomfortable. I'm not a [ __ ] murderer, first of all. >> It's against our policy. >> Oh, come on. Really, dude. >> Yeah. >> Come on. You're a human being just like I am. And you know I've I have no threat. >> If you if you say that I'm a human being just as you are, I have not done anything but speak with you with respect. >> No, you haven't. Because as soon as you asked me for a my ID and I refused to give it to you because I felt I had not broken a law. >> to you? Please, and then I asked you what happened. >> No. >> I do apologize for him being so annoying, but uh it's not really my fault. I'm just playing the video. >> No. I refused because I was convinced I did not break the law. >> Okay, well, just because you're convinced does not mean that you are right. >> not broken the law. No, and you found some loopholes charges >> No. >> and arrest me because I I refused to get If I gave you my ID, I would be already on my way home right now. >> Then why didn't you do that in the first place? >> don't like to identify myself to the police unless I've committed a like an egregious crime. >> Well, there was a reason why we were out here. >> What? Because I drank too much? >> And you were in in there bothering other patrons. >> Was I bothering patrons or did I >> He's being difficult on everything. >> The person who was bothered by me >> Okay, let me ask you Let me ask you Hold on. Let me ask you a question. >> sent >> You're out some What do you do for work? >> I'm an aircraft mechanic. >> Okay. So >> you try to I get drives >> Can I Can I talk or no? >> Of course. Sorry. >> Okay. So, you're at your job being an aircraft mechanic and someone is there calling you for something that you're doing. >> No, that was misconstrued. >> And that's not against the law, by the way. >> Do you know those people? >> No. >> I know some of the people >> He's one of those people who only listens to what somebody is saying so that he can come up with an argument to argue against. >> But I was with I got to know them while I was there. It's not against the law to to say that to somebody. If I called somebody on the street a and they called the cops on me, you would tell them to [ __ ] off. It's not against the law to call somebody a >> No, there is such thing as freedom of speech, Jeremy. >> on, man. Come on. >> But >> No, don't twist it. You know exactly what I'm saying. >> not going to argue with you. >> I'm not trying to argue with you either. >> yes, you are. >> But I'm the one in front of cops. Not great. >> And I'm doing my job. >> No, I called the bartender of this because he took [ __ ] like 9 hours to come and bring a drink. >> 9 hours, really? You'd be sober by now, sir. Shut up. >> Yeah, you don't want a reason. >> Oh, no. Oh, no. >> Man. Come on, dude. You know this is ridiculous. >> Okay, well, I'm doing >> No, you got Come on, you really know this is [ __ ] stupid. Some trigger-happy [ __ ] bartender who got a stick up his ass because I said something and then I tipped him like 30 [ __ ] percent. And then he wanted me gone and then I [ __ ] stood here waiting for you guys, even though I knew you were coming. I didn't want you to [ __ ] wait. >> Bring the supervisor. I'll get a supervisor. >> I'm here and you guys can let me go. You know I didn't do anything wrong. So, I stood here and waited for you. And the only reason why you have me in handcuffs is because I >> If it took like 15 minutes, I'd try and get the bartender's attention. 9 hours, he just sat there and like The first 8 hours he's like, "Yeah, this is normal." >> gave you a hard time about getting my [ __ ] ID. Cuz by the law, if I didn't commit a crime, I don't have to ID myself. And you know that for sure, man. >> I'm not trying to be a >> It's just the law. >> Okay, and you're from Illinois? >> Yes, I am. >> Not Georgia. >> I'm not from Georgia. >> Okay, Illinois law. >> Well, sometimes >> the laws are a little different. >> Yeah, but you know what? There's a constitution and we have a [ __ ] right to our privacy. And that's just the way it is. >> Georgia law and the city ordinances of Dunwoody. You are in the city of Dunwoody. >> Okay. >> Your actions tonight have violated some of those city ordinances. >> And what actions are those? >> Um causing a scene inside of a coffee shop. >> Stop. More than one person said that you did. >> Well. >> We're reaching the halfway point, so we're almost halfway there. >> I want you to know that's hearsay. >> And you can also take it >> Tell the judge that this is not okay, man. >> And you can talk to the judge about it. >> You And And you know I can't talk to a judge down here because I'm from Chicago. >> You can certainly talk to a judge down here. >> Yeah, and you know that's going to be >> I'm not an expert on the law, but I'm pretty sure people from out of state, when they get arrested, they're allowed to talk to our judges. >> An enormous inconvenience for the person who lives out of state. >> Well. >> Come on, let's be real. Officer. >> Yeah. >> I'm not a [ __ ] [ __ ] I came here to have a couple of drinks. >> know. I mean, you called me >> complained to the second and 11 o'clock. I'm trying to get out of here tomorrow late morning. >> It's good. >> And some bartender who's some woke [ __ ] took offense to something I said. And now I'm in [ __ ] handcuffs because I didn't want to tell you who I am. >> He's literally repeating himself. >> And you know that. You know that. >> I don't know you from Adam. >> No, you don't know that from Adam, but you see >> know you. >> I know that. You don't know me from Adam. >> I hope so. >> But you see the circumstantial evidence and you know I'm not a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I mean >> I mean, maybe right now I come off as an [ __ ] but you're not the one in [ __ ] handcuffs. >> if you'd like to show me that you're not an [ __ ] that's totally fine. >> That's hearsay that the witness said that. >> now you're not really >> well, let's trade places and >> I would never be where you are. >> Let's trade places and you tell me what your demeanor would be. >> say it's the end of the world or something. >> Seriously. >> A little more cooperative. Wouldn't you want people to be >> Okay, where's my name? Where's my address? Where's my social >> Maybe it'll be on TV. Or on my name or on my TV. >> I don't know. >> your name. >> Like, don't gaslight me, man. >> That's not what >> it's the first time you've dealt with someone who >> That's not what gaslighting is, sir. >> thinks they should be in here. >> Yeah, and a lot of times they're wrong. >> Okay, well, am I entirely wrong? >> Exactly. >> Yes, you're pretty wrong. >> Come on, man. Like everything I said, am I absolutely wrong on every front? >> And nobody has said anything. >> Yeah, other >> Nobody in this entire video so far, I haven't heard anything from the witnesses, nothing sounded even remotely woke. He was just being a a dick in the bar. >> Some facets were like legally, yes, you can take me on, sure. But in the grand scheme of things, like am I a [ __ ] criminal that's actively caused like chaos and damage to this establishment? No, and you know that. Yeah, that's what you will call your [ __ ] supervisor. >> My supervisor's right here. >> Well, and he doesn't want to hear it, I guess. >> You're not missing a thing. That's exactly what he's complaining about. >> I'm not like out here trying to >> Hey, just finish signing some paperwork and then you can speak with him. >> Like, I'm not out here trying to this establishment. >> But I don't like trouble. >> I came here to have a couple of drinks. I've never been in Atlanta. And so the bartender who took like 90 minutes to pour me a [ __ ] drink and played some really lame music. >> Good point. >> I off the cuff, I called him a [ __ ] Because he was playing playing like Coldplay when he should have been like Blink-182. Like, I'm sorry. >> Blink-182? >> speech illegal? >> Lame. No offense, like Blink-182 >> arrest for what, exactly? Offending the [ __ ] bartender? >> Yeah. >> Jesus Christ, man. Come on. Am I making like any sense or are you are you just like in default like standby mode? >> What's default standby mode? >> Yeah, what is that? >> Like are you hearing me or are you just ignoring me and just like standby mode waiting for your boss to tell you what to do with me. >> Well, I am going to take you to the Cab County Jail here shortly. So yes, I guess a little bit of it standby mode. So waiting for your the paperwork to take you down there. >> And what charges am I being No, I need to know now. No. I'm in handcuffs in the back of a [ __ ] squad car for the first time in [ __ ] 20 years, man. >> What did you get arrested for before? >> What's that? >> What did you get arrested for before? >> Before? >> Yeah. >> Oh, 20 years ago? It's none of your business. >> I'm just chopping it up right now. Okay. >> What am I being arrested for now? >> Yeah. >> Uh disorderly conduct, public intoxication. >> What is your evidence to support that I'm being >> Yes, we are, John. Yes, we are. >> You were inside of the restaurant cussing and then you refused to leave. >> And I refused to leave. >> To be fair to Blink 182, I don't think I've listened to an entire song by them, so I really shouldn't judge. >> I was outside when you pulled up. >> You refused to leave inside of there. >> No, I didn't. I was outside when you guys pulled up. >> I I understand that. >> So >> before that all that. >> Oh, you guys are going to be burned in court, man. >> Okay. >> So what about that was disorderly? >> He thinks it's too soft. Bad music. He's not into it. >> You can get up and go. >> I was outside the establishment. Where was I? Where was I when you pulled up? I was outside the establishment. Was I in or outside the establishment? >> I again I'm not arguing with you. >> Ignoring who? >> Ignoring me. >> No. >> No, no, come on, man. Was I in or outside the establishment? >> Yes. Uh, it helps me deal with real life watch these. >> Was I in or outside? >> standing out here, which is still Taco Mac property. >> Look at this photograph. >> Yeah. >> It was a public property. >> It This is restaurant property. This is private owned. This is not public property. >> public property? >> No. >> Yep. >> Well, we'll see about that. >> It's not public property. This is private property. >> I have never done anything wrong. >> Yeah, but what are his charges? >> Hey, man, let me ask you this. I was told to leave. Why is there a hot wall? >> Is he doing >> Then I'll have to check him out. I like cameras. >> I left. >> We're good people. >> That's over here. >> I don't know why I was trespassed from the property. Is this a trespassing issue? >> the service would do it. I'm I'm leaving. Music I don't really care about. >> They asked you to leave. A business has a right to ask you to leave. >> Okay, so that's trespassing. And if I return to the establishment that told me to leave, >> I don't know if they want to trespass you or not. If they do trespass you, >> it, dude. Come on, it's semantics. Did I return to the place that I was told to not go back to? No. I was sitting right the [ __ ] here when you guys showed up. >> the reason why we're here. >> Yeah, I don't know any other song. >> But is the reason >> You know who's in the band? >> public intoxication? Give me a [ __ ] >> Yes. >> method of evidence that proves that I'm intoxicated. >> You can get all of that in court. >> Through the screen I can smell it, dude. >> supposed to prove that in court a week from now when right now is the [ __ ] matter at hand? Prove that I'm intoxicated. >> I'm not going to have a conversation with you while you're >> intoxicated. No, give me evidence that I'm >> How are doing, Whitney? Good to see you. >> Let me know right now. Do you have a field sobriety test? Do you have a chemical test that proves that I'm enibriated right now, or is it just your word? >> Uh >> One of them >> You're here just in time, Java. Uh this guy earlier, uh he's going to sue the entire department. He's going to sue the officers individually. They're going to lose their qualified immunity. We need a dollar for the jar. >> Jam me up for public intoxication, then you need reasonable suspicion that I'm publicly intoxicated, and I'm not. Please prove it. Get your [ __ ] evidence right now. Let me out of this car. >> have the evidence. I have witness statements. That's evidence. >> Dude, it's That's how it works in court. You can't intimidate >> in court. >> just because of handcuffs and I'm from out of state. The law is the [ __ ] law. Prove it. >> Right. Prove what? What are you talking about? >> Stop yelling at me. >> No, I'm going to yell I'm going to yell >> to yell at me. >> No, you're not going to yell. >> Oh. Yeah, okay, big and mighty. Prove it. Well >> They have witness statements from the bartender that the bartender noticed that he was drunk and served him alcohol and watched him drink the alcohol. So it it's not like it, you know, he's getting a DUI or something. It's not that big a deal to get charged disorderly intox. They they don't have to bring in like mountains of evidence and bring in 30 witnesses. There we go. >> Come on, man. Roll the window down because you don't like what I have to say? >> He wants us to prove that he's publicly intoxicated. >> Okay. We'll do it in court. >> Get your evidence. >> stop yelling at me. >> No, I'm I'm really uncomfortable. >> Okay? >> Please let out of the handcuffs. I'm not >> to >> a a murderer. >> Okay, well, it's our policy to have the handcuffs on and that's not going to change. >> have discretion and you know it, mister. Can you please open the door? >> Yeah, I'm going to open the door. >> I'm not getting that strong in my head. >> I refuse. >> But you have to give me a minute so I can give you the okay? >> Yeah, he's been he's been working on that for years. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> I understand my rights. >> Stop, he has to read it to you. >> I do understand my rights. >> You have the right to >> I understand my rights. >> and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford a higher lawyer one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide anytime to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights as I have explained them? >> More evidence to do with intoxicated. >> So, do you want to blow in a handheld um personal breath test device? >> You don't want to prove that? You're not intoxicated? >> I do not I have no obligation under the law to do that. >> You just had you just said you wanted to blow in the >> I'm not a driver. >> I'm not a driver >> I'm not operating a motor vehicle. >> I have no obligation No, you don't have to. >> So, if you want to be a good sir why did you ask me that then? >> You said that you wanted to go and blow in a handheld alcohol sensor. >> No, I said I want you to >> No, that's what you said. You wanted to prove that you weren't >> No, I want you to prove that I'm intoxicated. I had eggs and well, turkey sausage and toast and oatmeal and fruit. I had I did have that You got me. >> It's not my burden. So It's not my obligation to help you out. >> We got to eat our vegetables before we get the dessert. And we do have dessert coming after this. >> well versed in the law that >> Oh, right, right, right. Because if I know an inkling of the law then you mock me, right? For knowing the law at least a little bit. >> You don't know an inkling of the law. >> You don't know, you don't >> Well, I mean you want to sit here and complain to me about how you know my job. So. >> Okay, well, it's also your job to know my rights, man. >> I do know your rights. >> Do you really? >> I do. >> I'm not taking a plea. I'm taking this all the way to the Georgia Supreme Court. They can't do this to just anybody. >> Can I ask what you're doing, sir? >> I was just going to wrap a little bit. Pizza. Definitely pizza. You can put some eggs on it and call it a breakfast pizza. Yo, dude, you're speeding. It's 65 here, man. You're doing 75. Oh, shut up. That's not speeding in Atlanta. >> Yo, dude, why are you breaking the law? >> I don't know what time it >> He was transported to DeKalb County Jail, where he continued arguing with the supervisor about the legality of his arrest, and insisted that his behavior at the bar was completely acceptable. >> He's very close. >> Please get these cuffs off of me. >> All right, I'm going to have to get out now. Come over here. Stand right here at this yellow line. >> Well, I don't have the bread to make the >> No, man. As an officer, I get that you have certain discretion. >> I had a choice, I'd do pizza. >> Or discretion, I mean. Yeah, I get it. Like if I was >> There's no discretion now. >> something where you had like absolutely no choice. But you had absolutely every choice. And what? Because I [ __ ] offended a bartender? >> It doesn't matter who you offended. >> No, dude. No, no, no. And the only reason why you [ __ ] >> Good to see you. Glad you made it on your lunch break, right? I think you had left a comment yesterday saying you got a lunch break around now. >> Put me in these cuffs is because I gave you a hard time like about giving you my ID. >> give care less about you giving me your ID. >> exactly why. Cuz I didn't want to give you my identification because at the time I felt like I didn't break a law. >> Good to see you. >> And because of that, you escalated it and you were like, "Oh, I'll show you who's boss." >> Oh, don't listen to him. You know who he is? >> exactly You know that's exactly why. >> Okay. Well, >> No, you looked at my record, you looked at my ID, you know who >> The problem is I live in this county, so I know what highway they were on, they were on 285. If the officer was going 65, he would have been run off the road. You got to go 85. 75, 85. >> As I told you, that I'm flying out tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. And you just wanted to make my [ __ ] life miserable because you wanted to know you wanted me to know who's the boss. >> That's all right, Nokia slave. You're allowed >> up a little bit, dude? >> I can't loosen them up anymore. I'm already loosening them up. >> No, you can't. >> Yeah. >> You know I'm not going to [ __ ] whale on you or murder you or do something stupid. Dude, come on. Please. >> Yeah. >> It's painful. >> I've already loosened them. >> Stop pulling on them. >> Can you put me in front or something at least, dude? Oh, why not, really? >> Cuz that's called policy. That's what we go by. >> Come on, dude. You guys have discretion over [ __ ] your stupid policy. And you know >> The sausage and onions? >> Yeah, you do because your policy is when you pull somebody over and if they're doing this and that over the speed limit, your policy states blah blah blah blah. But you as an officer have [ __ ] discretion. Do I look like a freaking threat to you or do I look like I just want to bail out and go the [ __ ] home? >> Well, >> Come on, man. Don't you want to think? >> Okay. >> I'm super uncomfortable. Can you please like loosen them up a little bit? >> The quicker we get through this portion then the quicker you'll be done. >> Dude. >> Awesome. Good to hear. Glad you're here. >> Can I go? >> can stand right here because if you go in there, then you're going to have other issues. Just stand right here. >> to go in there. >> Over here because they're coming over You're talk to you. They're out of town. Just right here. >> No, don't do the ego thing. You know I'm not going in there. >> This lady has an ego thing. What are you talking about, clown? >> to come out here and ask you some questions. >> she'll come out here. You know I'm not going in there. You know I'm not hurting nobody. Don't do the ego thing, man. We're two [ __ ] grown men. Don't pull the pull out method. >> some respect. >> Because I don't respect this. You know I [ __ ] I I said something offensive to a [ __ ] [ __ ] bartender. And then tipped him 30%. And then he did that make it right? >> Oh, wow. I tipped him so I can just say whatever I want. >> man. You know this is [ __ ] You know this is [ __ ] And you have every discretion as an officer to make this [ __ ] be a non-issue. But you guys decided to make it a big issue cuz you know I'm from out of state and you know I [ __ ] can't do [ __ ] about it. >> No. >> Or it would be very difficult to do something about it. You know what I'm saying. >> All right, Mr. >> You know what I'm saying. >> Exactly. >> Now this part I didn't look up the policy. This is in 2023, but this part here I was like, is that really a jail policy in 2023? >> I don't want to take a COVID test. >> Okay, that's perfectly fine. You can refuse a COVID test. What's going to happen once you refuse a COVID test is you're going to be in isolation for the next 2 weeks. >> And you know >> What? I'm telling you the policy of this >> legal. >> I think this I might I'm on his side about. In 2023 in October of 2023, if you don't take a swab up the nose, you go into isolation for 2 weeks. He's there for disorderly intoxication. He'd be out in the morning. But if he doesn't do that test, they're going to keep him for 2 weeks. For what? >> I'm in this building and it is very important Yes, yes, it is. >> Give us a few seconds. >> It takes for you to go on to quarantine for COVID. Yeah, quarantine, you bypass quarantine, you bypass phone call. >> Well, then fine, I'll take the damn thing. >> It's not enough dude. >> I don't have to make you do it. >> No, you don't have to make me, but >> Yeah, I'm just letting you know that's the policy. >> Yeah, right. >> So, you can still >> Can you see that? >> You can still refuse. >> Bro, it's their policy, not mine. >> This isn't cool. You just trying to make everything so much >> If you and me were at a bar, we'd be so [ __ ] on the same page with so much >> I'm telling you right now. >> Bring your nose, just hold still. That's all we ask. >> You need to listen to what she's saying. >> Hold still. >> Yeah. That can't be the a real policy. They they can't just hold him hostage. >> Unfortunately, I cannot take them off, but what I'm going to do is listen to what I >> As an officer, you know you have discretion to >> I mean, I'm happy to be held for two weeks, but >> You can sit where your legs are out of >> I don't care. >> So, you're not going to sit in the front, dude? >> My shoulders >> Yes, you can. You know you can. >> Yeah, that didn't sound right. >> You know you have discretion to do it. >> I don't. >> Yes, you do. >> That is something I don't have. >> Don't push >> I don't >> We're getting near the end. >> You know I'm uncomfortable, and you know I didn't [ __ ] do some egregious crime to get ended up in the goddamn police You know I didn't. I'm a [ __ ] aircraft mechanic with a family at home, and I just [ __ ] fix planes, and for once in a goddamn while, I had a [ __ ] few drinks, and I told a [ __ ] girly bartender that he was a for playing [ __ ] soft-ass music when everybody else wanted to hear something a little bit more upbeat. >> What up, guy? >> Can you please >> No, I can't put the handcuffs in front of you. >> Can I not sit then? Can we just hang out? >> have a seat right there. >> just stand here? >> We can stand right here if you want to >> Then we'll stand. >> Okay. >> I feel like the only reason you guys gave me a hard time is cuz when you came up, asked me for my ID, I said no. >> No, that's not the reason why >> That is >> the reason why. Cuz if I gave you my ID, I guarantee you you would have just let me walk home to the hotel. You know that would have been the case. But the reason I gave you a hard time I >> I've been doing this long enough where I could care less if somebody gives me a hard time. >> Yeah, right, dude. Then why'd you [ __ ] call it over your freaking subordinates to arrest me? >> I arrested you. >> Where's your >> evidence for what? >> dude? Public intoxication, really? Really? Am I [ __ ] stumbling all over the place making a fool Am I a nuisance to society because of my demeanor, my conduct? Really? >> I'm not a threat to society. >> you can make that the case, but realistically, dude, man-to-man Yeah. >> So, let me explain something to you. >> buzzed like this? You've never been out to the bar with your friends or your family? >> Let me explain something to you real quick. >> You know I'm not a >> Listen to me. >> I don't deserve to be arrested. >> to sit here and talk to me about it? Do you want me to explain something to you or no? >> Sure. >> He is very cool. >> So, I go to a completely different state. How many times do you come to the state of Georgia? How many times do you come >> I've never been Well, I've been through Georgia a dozen times. I've never stayed here. >> So, you come to another completely different state. >> Are you here with anybody or no? I'm by myself. >> Okay, you're down here by yourself, right? Man, I tell you what. >> He told them at least 10 times. >> where I live at, I'm not going to go and give anybody a hard time in the establishment that I have never been into before. >> That's I didn't give anyone a hard time. >> On top of that >> Where's your proof? >> to sit here and argue with people inside of a bar. I'm not going to go and drink to the point to where I'm making statements to people that I probably shouldn't be. And then sit here and make statements to someone and then sit there >> Even if you were late if you're helping a rescue dog, that's a good excuse to be late. >> and think that I'm going to go and tip you X amount of dollars over >> the thing, dude. I I wasn't sitting there being like, "Hey, follow along, a grown man." >> What I'm telling you >> You told me over and over. >> I tipped that guy 30% and basically the way you're making it sound is that it is okay for you to go and tip someone and then say things that you say the things that you said and it's okay. >> First of all, exactly. >> First of all, I'm not an [ __ ] I wasn't just like berating the guy. >> The jury's still out on that. >> Whatever I said, which maybe was misunderstood. He took offensively and then called the police. >> If I sat here >> Yeah. Dude, if I if I if I called you a >> Okay, what was your your your last name again? >> Foreman. >> Unfortunately, ladies, he did say earlier he's got a wife. Although after this night he might be single. >> Man, okay, so if in public at some establish at some establishment I was like, "Officer Foreman, you're a [ __ ] You're a and then somebody in the establishment called the police and said, "Oh, this person offended this officer by his words." And then the OFFICER SHOWED UP AND ARRESTED THAT PERSON, that's insanity, dude. Foreman, that's that's insanity. You were offended by what I said to you? >> Why are you talking like this? >> The words I used, I can sit in front of the White House and call Biden a and I would be protected under the Fifth Amendment for saying that outside of of Washington, D.C. and call the President of the United States a and because I called the President of the United States a and he got mad about it and he got mad about it and because I had a couple of drinks just like everybody else, you guys show up and say, "Oh, disorderly conduct, drunk in public. Let's just throw everything every technicality at this guy. >> Technicality >> Jeez. >> Come on. I can sit on the street with a bullhorn and say [ __ ] the police all day long. >> Yes, you could. >> Until you start disturbing the peace. And when you disturb the peace >> What peace am I disturbing, man? >> The whole time. >> why you got a stick up your ass about what I was doing >> I said my ass. >> is because your officers have got a stick up their ass because I didn't want to give my ID. >> Me, neither. >> The first thing they asked me "Do you have an ID?" I said "Yeah, no. I mean I do, but I didn't break the law." You can have my ID if you suspect me of breaking the law. And as soon as they brought up charges, I was like "Fine, I'll give you my ID." They were like "No, it's too late. You're in handcuffs. You're going to [ __ ] jail." Okay, well where's the law on that? I didn't do anything wrong. I paid my tab. I broke no law. I offended some people. It's not against the [ __ ] law. >> Nobody Nobody likes him. Nobody here likes him. >> and in that moment I was like "Well, I don't I don't give ID unless I've broken the law." And they didn't like that. And so that's why I'm [ __ ] handcuffed. >> Exactly. >> Tell me I'm wrong. >> And he didn't show his ID. That's it. >> I can sit here and not say anything. It's not an argument. Like I mean we can have a conversation. >> We're not having a conversation because all you are >> Oh, because I'm upset. >> Yeah. The law This isn't an excuse. >> So I can't So I can't hear what you have to say. So what do you have to say? >> I told you what I had to >> Actually a lot of people come here by themselves. Give me your ID. >> Given what I've said Given what I've said, how do you respond to what I've said? >> myself. Cool. >> The start of I wouldn't call anyone of in an establishment that I've never been to >> Just him. >> about whatever music that I agreed or didn't disagree or disagreed with. >> If you didn't like >> Good to see you. >> simply sat there and paid your bill and then turned around and watched a or catch an Uber to get you somewhere else. >> So what I would say to that is what about the law has been broken about me calling somebody because of the music >> exactly, but it's I like where you're headed. >> of the law did I break by saying that? You're a law enforcement officer. What part of the law did I break by saying that? >> get out of jail? >> You really need to let that clip >> Go and look at that. >> No. No. I mean, yeah, legally we can hash that out in court, but I'm telling you like man to man right now, what is the law? What No. No. And this is like >> Turn your body cam off. >> Yeah, turn your body cam off. >> the adult table, and then his table. And >> Keep it on then. But I'm saying like man to man, what did I say that was against the law? >> Being loud and boisterous. >> Loud and boisterous is what What What decibel >> We are getting near the end. He's almost done. >> is the rule about being loud and boisterous? What decibel is the limit that constitutes loud and boisterous? There's a decibel limit. No, there's a statute. There's a statute that says there's a certain >> No, there isn't. >> loud and boisterous. What is it? You're the No. No, no, no. >> I don't tell you anything. >> up and you're going to tell me exactly what the law states. You know the law. You enforce the law. So, tell me what it is. >> I don't have to sit here and tell you what it is right now. I'm not going to >> you're enforcing the law. You're charging me with loud and boisterous. What's the decibel limit of loud and boisterous in the state of Atlanta or or whatever county we're in? What's the limit? Yeah, what's the What's the decibel limit that constitutes an arrestable offense for loud and boisterous? What is it? No, you're the law enforcement officer, man. You're the one that's You know the law. You're the one that protects and upholds the law. So, what's the [ __ ] statute? >> Well, right now we're not in court. >> We're not in court, but you have to have reasonable articulable suspicion that I've broken that specific law. So, if I'm arrested for loud and boisterous behavior, what's the statute that you have and what's your reasonable articulable suspicion that I've broken that specific law, man? What is it? No, Foreman, what is it? >> Oh, yeah. She was really great. >> No, what's the decimal law? No, Foreman, what's the decimal law? >> be deaf. >> What's the limitation in that law? No, you know what? Where's your supervisor, man? >> Come on, it's on. >> No, no, I mean, I'll walk with you, but >> Yep, yep. I can't wait for him to get out of the state of Atlanta. >> Right now, I'm the shift commander. >> Almost there. >> Okay, well, who's your supervisor? >> He's sitting right there. >> Who is your supervisor? >> He's asking about the supervisor. You're not going to remember any of this. >> I'm going to repeat myself. >> I'm going to repeat it. >> I'm not. >> Why not? >> Cuz I've already >> I know you >> Well, he's foreign to our land. >> What's the law? >> Face this way. >> Stop moving. >> Foreman? >> Do you have a law? Yep, I guess not. >> You guess not? >> I guess when you get out of jail, you can go and find it. >> Well, what decimal level is that? 10? Is it 20? >> Is that body cam still rolling, dude? >> Yeah. >> What's your badge number, Foreman? >> Well, he's a [ __ ] Yep. It's on your ticket as well. First he got people to scratch. They turned into an acronym and then turned it He's an ass, man. >> He was charged with disorderly conduct under the influence and disorderly conduct, then booked into DeKalb County Jail. >> Take your hat off. Take your sunglasses off. Put them up there. Take your shoes off. Take your shoelaces out of your shoes. >> It's DeKalb. That's how we pronounce it down here. It's not Illinois. >> All right, you can take your shoelaces out. >> I'm not taking your shoelaces out. Take your own shoelaces out. They finally got him. It's 3:00 in the morning. >> How you doing, dude? What's up? How you doing? >> Ah. Well, I know you're all relieved that that's over. >> [laughter] >> But unfortunately, I've got another guy at a restaurant. This guy's a little more exciting and it's a much shorter video, so um He was at a restaurant called Mariachi and for some reason I got Mariachi music in my head as soon as they said the name of the restaurant and I started to laugh through the whole thing. Plus, he's ridiculous the way he behaves. >> Friday night, January 3rd, 2025 at 6:52 p.m. Officer responded to Mariachi's restaurant regarding a disturbance involving an intoxicated white male. Upon arrival, the officer met with an employee who reported the incident. Due to privacy regulations, the victim's specific statement was not disclosed. However, the following is the officer's account of why they were called to the scene. >> This guy fights, too, but he actually fights. Oh, they're taking a statement. I forgot about this and it's muted and >> What's going on, man? >> Oh, there we go. >> Here we go. >> No, that is not your heart. Stop. >> You're over here. >> Dude, turn around. Out of your hands. Get on the ground. >> I won't do anything to you. >> This guy. >> Where are you going? >> I didn't do it. >> This is your >> I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Yeah, you're under arrest. >> For what? >> For battery and resisting. >> For what? Who am I under arrest for? >> I just told you. >> What? Man, what am I under arrest for? What am I under arrest for? Seriously, what am I under arrest for? I will give anything in the law. Then what am I under arrest for? What am I under arrest for? >> I just told you. >> What? What did you say? >> battery >> battery battery you battery 124 What's your badge number? What's your badge number? What's your badge number? >> I muted. I was trying to say uh I have the most annoying person in the world on Saturday. She's much worse than that I was much worse. >> What's your badge number? 1244 >> All right. >> We're on your side. >> This is brother. >> Then he is fired. What do you do? I'm doing my job. >> All right. >> Now I'm fired. What do we do? What is my What's YOUR BADGE NUMBER? WHAT'S YOUR BADGE NUMBER? >> He went to jail. That's it. What's your problem, man? >> What is your badge number? >> Thank you very much, Leslie. Thank you very much. >> What day was your badge number? >> Dude, really? >> What day was your badge number? WHAT'S YOUR BADGE >> 1287 >> OKAY, 1 WHAT? 1 WHAT? 1 WHAT? >> I WAS paying attention THIS TIME. >> 1 WHAT? 1 WHAT? >> YOU'RE GOING TO [ __ ] KICK ME. >> I DIDN'T SAY ASK YOU WHAT YOUR BADGE NUMBER WAS. >> I JUST want to verify your [ __ ] dude. >> What is Do you see it, please? The hard way or the fun way? >> I don't know. What's your badge number? >> I will figure it out. I promise you that. >> She's awful. >> I promise you. >> And >> I promise you. >> For the one on Saturday, I'm going to get some backup videos. If we get like halfway through and everyone in the chat is saying I can't take anymore, just you got to make it stop. I can't take anymore winning. >> [laughter] >> Then I'll ditch that one and then I'll have some other ones to fill in the time. >> whole heartedly I My whole name is Mark Weiss. Mark Weiss You can type my whole name in. All right, you can take me in. >> Oh yeah. >> Somewhere in Illinois. >> Oh, there we go. >> Peoria. >> I swear to god, I am not one to disrespect you. I swear to god. You kicked me. >> Why are you trying to kick us? >> Because you are >> You actually did kick me. >> I don't. >> Yes, you did. >> You're right. >> I know about the ketchup. What did I do to you? I didn't do anything to you. >> Sausage is good. >> Yes. >> Nerves. >> Mhm. >> I will never give you the same respect that you give to me. >> Are you going to walk to the car? >> I swear to god. >> Are you going to walk to the car? >> I would have a chance. >> Or are you going to start throwing yourself out so you can just start knocking yourself out like >> No, whatever. >> Stop. Stop doing that, man. >> Whatever it takes. >> Put your knees up to your chest. >> No problem. >> We're going to sit here. >> I will check it out this afternoon. >> Don't start fighting with us. You're going to end up back on the ground. Hey dude, why am I wearing the vest? >> Let's fight. >> We already told you that. >> What have I done? >> What's the under arrest for? What did he do? >> I haven't done anything wrong. >> Do you have a wallet? >> No, I don't. >> You don't have sauerkraut? >> Uh We just went to Wine Cellars. We went there. >> Have a seat, man. >> Have a seat. No problem. >> But first Put your feet in. Jesus. However, what started as sexual harassment complaint quickly spiraled out of control and this is why. What happened to him like what He threw himself on the ground? >> He said Jumping. >> All right, I'll let you Grab her information and all that stuff. Yeah. All right, sir. What is your name? >> Mark Weiss. >> Weiss? >> Yeah. >> That works too. >> I'm right now homeless cuz I was trying like this year >> That also sounds good. >> I was just this address. >> Okay. >> What's your >> and your badge number? Why am I being arrested? >> been drinking. How much have you been drinking, sir? >> Yeah. >> Um >> That's the main reason I eat food. >> How big were the drinks? >> Dude, I had enough to get me by. I see justice say go with this house. Go. You had no >> I get on a kick sometimes. I just eat the same thing over and over again. I eat the same thing. >> point, man. You literally kicked me. >> He didn't do anything. >> did kick me. >> Man. You have one claim of you trained >> Yeah. >> of hitting me. I mean, I'm I guarantee he was drunk. I guarantee he was drunk. And he was in the restaurant and some waitress walked by, tapped her on the rear end, called her honey. Something like that. >> I'm sorry, man. >> I have to apologize. >> Hey, hey, hey. >> You just said I'm sorry. I mean, what's done is done, man. >> I I know. What's done is done. And dude, they need to go this way. You went the wrong route. >> No, I did not. >> Yeah, yeah, you tried to accuse somebody of being >> Yeah, creepy drunk guy. >> Then definitely >> Keep your hands to yourself. >> You're right. >> And don't give me no lip. >> you tried to walk past the door. >> No, no, no, you didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> We're good. We're all good. You were >> You ran into my foot, man. >> somebody sat there and tried to preach to you that not all people are bad. >> Dude, he's trying to preach to you. >> You are a God almighty. >> All right. >> Oh, jeez, that's even worse. Yeah, almighty. >> Yeah, I mean, he's got face injuries. But he No, he's in the back of my car. >> He's not. >> So, pretty much we're here because I guess he walked >> Midlife crisis going on. Thank you so much for the $20. I do appreciate it. And thank you for the congratulations. It's very exciting. It's been a fun week. >> up to one of the employees. He's he's drunk, obviously. >> Not in Illinois. >> I don't if he was grabbing her chest or not cuz I didn't we didn't get that far, but he pretty much grabbed her behind. And um he started like touching her. She said that he was touching her, blah blah blah blah blah. She said that he was touching her. She's like, "I want to press charges, cuz you made me feel uncomfortable, and I'm working, and blah blah blah blah blah." So, he's out here in the foyer. I come out while Bart is trying to grab her information. As soon as I open the door, he tried to go inside. I said, "No, you're going to stay out here." And then that's when he kind of jerks off. He started putting him in handcuffs. And that's when everything started. He just started like uh pretty much throwing himself uh throwing himself out here once he wasn't in handcuffs. Like he just literally went face face first. And now he's got like a cut over here. And he used a force with I mean, other than just being on top of him, but nothing uh crazy or anything like that. He did kick me, too, uh when he was out here. So, He was taken down right here in the foyer. This where all everything happened. And then we were trying to take him into custody. We all fell on that bench over there. And he hit his head, and then we finally handcuffed him. And once we were escorting him out, he just pushes himself, goes face first, and right over here we're trying to like, "Hey, dude, stop." And then that's when he kicks me. So, You know, Ronald would have been down Yeah, he was down. Uh he's drunk. He was touching one of the employees. They want to press charges. Does he work No, he doesn't work here. He's just a patron. He's just Jeff Hayes, being drunk, being s- I tried to take him into custody, but And we all tripped. He hit his head. Say what? Okay. You guys just want to clean him up? I mean, Yeah, one of my neighbors he moved away years ago. >> He used to smoke. >> There's nothing to be cleaned up. >> You got some blood on your face, dude. >> We're going to walk to this ambulance, okay? So, turn around and walk to the ambulance. >> Yeah, sometimes I get the two lazy though. There are a couple of places >> I got two witnesses in there that at the tables that saw like him groping her. >> I doubt it. >> I got her information, so >> Yeah, I'll just get her whatever she says. >> All right, sounds good. >> Yep. >> Aggravated battery fast test. >> I don't know what cheese is I don't know if I've ever had them. It's cheese. How bad can it be? >> For what? Battery and >> Battery disorderly conduct aggravated battery to police and resisting. >> All right, we'll show you the actual warrant. >> I've tried that. It's not bad. >> For what? >> He just told you. We're not going to play this game. >> Your first everything. Oh, okay. So, I I will make you call real quick. >> And not bad. >> I'll show you how real quick why I'm under restraint. >> He just told you. >> There we go. >> No offense. >> All right, barbecue pork. >> No problem, dude. >> It's good with anything. It's good. >> You want to sit up front, Mark? >> Hey, dude, anything I can do to help? Whatever makes you feel better. >> He did it himself when he was drunk. >> I'm not trying to be a dude. Just like you're not trying to be a No offense or anything. Right, exactly. You trust me. I I I understand both ways. >> Put back in so you can comfortable. >> Say what? >> Put back in so you can comfortable. >> It's not going to be comfortable. We'll meet at the hospital. I don't know if I have >> properly fit it. They're properly fit it. >> Yes. >> Following the struggle, Mark Weiss was transported to the hospital for treatment. His combative behavior continued in the emergency room where he attempted to kick officers and disrupted medical staff by shaking his bed and flailing. Consequently, he had to be fully restrained to his cot. After being medically cleared, he was discharged and booked into the Peoria County Jail on four specific counts. Aggravated battery for the unlawful and offensive physical contact of grabbing a female employee's chest in a public establishment. Aggravated battery to a peace officer for intentionally kicking a law enforcement officer during the arrest and subsequent medical evaluation. Disorderly conduct for his intoxicated and predatory behavior that caused a significant public disturbance to the patrons at the restaurant. And resisting a peace officer for physically fighting and struggling with officers to prevent them from performing a lawful arrest. >> That's gross. That guy. I mean, it's a fun video, but that's gross. All right, next we got uh this one's a little long. Um I don't know, is uh Grammar going on today? If Grammar School is going to start uh he usually starts between 4:15 4:30. If he goes at 4:30, I should be able to finish in time or overlap by a little bit. If not, then I'll be done around 4:30 and you guys can go wherever you want. But now that I have the raid button, I can redirect you to Grammar School if he's going. But this next guy um it was a two people were pulled over, something minor, and the passenger decided to just totally freak out. I mean, it's way way over the top. >> May 13th, 2025. Two officers on patrol with the Des Moines Police Department saw a vehicle driving around the same area multiple times within just a few minutes and decided to follow them due to their suspicious driving. Once the officer got behind the vehicle, they continued to drive very strange, so the officer conducted a traffic stop. >> Yeah. He didn't seem to type, right? >> 501 >> No, we're good. Hello. >> Hi. Copy that. >> Why are you avoiding me so hard? >> Night vision is really >> I have terrible night vision. >> Yeah. >> And I I don't do well with bright lights in my eyes. >> Okay. Who is who is shining their lights in her? >> I got to pause it right there. If you have terrible night vision and the bright lights affect you, you should probably avoid driving at night. I do, cuz I have that same problem. I can't see anything at night and when a car is coming, my car is really low and when an SUV is coming the other way, I can't see anything. So, I just don't drive at night. You know, she's got a passenger in the car, maybe he should have been driving. >> lights >> No, your light like who I'm assuming that was you behind like any bright light. I have to >> Oh, you >> doing life stuff. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> I have a Michigan state driver's license. >> Okay, is it valid? >> Yeah, I just got it. Okay, so you're Okay. >> I don't have it on me though. Like >> Well, >> Okay, so my >> I'll wait till next time. >> car is at the I don't know if you know the fish game on Lamar. >> Uh-huh. >> Somebody had stole his key and the relay in it like >> Yeah. >> Okay, so we had took the relay lays out. So, >> We talking about your car? We talking about your car? Oh, okay. >> It it No, my friend's car. >> All right, see you. >> Why are there so many >> I actually drive an old Lexus, but I put racing shocks on it and my brother talked me into it. It dropped the car down by like an inch and a half, 2 inches. So, it was already low to the ground and now it's really low to the ground. And I'm right at eye level with SUV headlights. >> police >> I'm bored. >> I can't see anything. >> Are you serious? Like what is this? >> Yes, they're serious. >> Traffic stop, that's all. >> Okay, but why are there so many >> Say what? Ma'am, talk to me. I'm trying to talk to you. >> Oh, I'm >> So, anyway, you're talking about this key thing. >> Okay, yeah, so the So, I do you know what a relay is, right? >> Yeah, yeah. >> Okay, so the relay got stuck in the um in the engine block. >> Yeah. >> So, >> They're good to do. >> Indestructible. Toyotas are great. What's up, man? >> How you doing? >> You got your ID on you? >> Uh I don't have ID on me. >> No, not one at all? >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Okay, yes. So, >> Okay. >> So, I you know I can't >> She's actually not the problem. She's actually not the problem in this one. It's the passenger. >> Okay. >> I just took it off. Okay. You got What's your last name, bud? >> My last name is Jones. >> Jones? >> No. >> What's your first name? >> Desmond. >> Desmond? What's your name? Let's call that. >> Desmond. >> What's your date of birth? >> My date of birth is May 6th, 1990. >> May 6th, 1990. >> 1990. >> Slow down as much as you can, Herb. How old are you? >> I am 28. >> How old are you? >> Why you guys pressing >> I'm not pressing you. I'm just asking you a question. >> I don't know why you guys pressing me. >> I'm just trying to have a conversation with you. >> I didn't I didn't do anything wrong. >> I literally I'm trying to leave. Okay. Either way, I stay at home as much as Correct information? >> But why >> Yes or no? Yes or no Yes or no question. Is this all your correct information? All right. Okay, perfect. >> I'm saying but why you guys pressing me? >> I need to get some of those so I can drive at night. >> Why you guys pressing me season one? >> Okay. You got your driver's license on you? >> No, I No, that's That's what I was going >> Okay. >> So, like you see I'm in my pajamas You see I'm in my pajamas. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> I did not notice that until you mentioned it. >> Yeah. >> All right. You're in your pajamas. >> Yeah. >> Driving around in your car. >> I gave you all my information. >> Can you come here really quick? >> Yeah. >> I mean Oh, yeah. Yeah, I'm sorry. Is there a reason Is there a reason that you guys pulled us over or >> Yeah. >> Am I okay? >> I have to ask you >> Can you say that >> They're a break cars. Desmond, you better step out for me. >> Is there a Is there a reason why? >> Yeah, cuz I'm telling you to. >> They actually fixed my astigmatism when I got LASIK. It hasn't come back, but it's been, I don't know, 14 years and the vision's starting to go a little bit. They can't do it again, so I'll have reading glasses at some point. >> So, I'm telling you, okay. I'm going to ask you >> But what the hell did I do? >> Me first, then you. Me first, then you. >> Why y'all messing with me? I didn't do anything. >> Open the door. Otherwise, I'm going to open the door. Nice. Yeah, I wouldn't ride a bike at night, either. Too many crazies out there. >> Open the door. >> We got gunshots coming to the west of us. Light is going to head that way. Sounds like a fight. >> bro. >> What did I do, man? >> Open the door. >> Hey, yeah, and he's trying to put it in drive. Don't. Wait. Hey. >> Not I don't like I have No. Ah, crap. I didn't mean to do that. All right. Yeah, he was trying I hope I got it back to the right spot. Sorry about that. He was trying to put it in drive. He's not in the driver's seat. What the hell is he doing? Open the door. Hey, yeah, and he's trying to put it in drive. Don't. It's good, but long. Don't you >> with me. I didn't do anything. >> Get out of the car. And why are you putting Why are you touching the [ __ ] >> pull you out through the window myself. >> Get out. Get out. >> Okay, man. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Turn and face >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything wrong. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I didn't do anything wrong. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> WHAT IS HE DOING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> [screaming] [screaming] >> OH, I FORGOT ABOUT THAT. SORRY, A LITTLE LATE HEADPHONE WARNING. Oh gosh, man. ARE YOU JOKING? GIVE ME YOUR ARM. IT'S COMING. GIVE HIM YOUR ARM. GIVE HIM YOUR ARM. >> [screaming] >> YEAH, FOR NO REASON. TASE. TASER, TASER, TASER. DUDE. OH. GET HIM. OH. TASER. WE'LL REPLAY IT. YOU DUMB ASS. AND OF COURSE I'M GOING TO REPLAY IT. HERE WE GO. AGAIN. TASE. TASER, TASER, TASER. BOOM. GET HIM. ALMOST. OH. YOU DUMB ASS. TASER. YOU DUMB ASS. TASER. [ __ ] ARMS. TASER. GIVE ME YOUR [ __ ] ARMS. I'M GOING TO GET HIM AGAIN. I KNOW. GIVE ME YOUR ARM. GIVE ME YOUR ARM. 5-1 HOLD. GIVE ME ANOTHER. YOU'RE THE >> WHY? HE DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> TRYING TO. >> LAY OUT. LAY OUT FLAT. LAY OUT. Lay out flat. >> I just landed. >> You're about to get shot if you don't knock it off. >> Please, sir. >> Let go. Let go. Let go. >> Please, sir. I love my son. >> I don't care if you love your son. >> Dude, look at me in my eyes. I'm a good man. >> Shut the [ __ ] UP. >> GOOD MAN. >> [laughter] >> I'm a good man. Please, sir. I won't be a bad man when I love her. I'm a good man. Look at me, sir. I'm a good man. >> Let go. >> I'm a real good man. >> Let go. >> I'm a good man. I'm a dying man. I'm a dying man. I'm a dying man. I'm a dying man. I'm a good man. I got to say just came >> Hang on. I'm on it. >> I don't mind. >> Yeah, congratulations. >> Check the email on the car. >> Go on her >> Go on her. Hang on. >> Idiot. >> [panting] >> I'm sorry. >> I got to disarm you, Charles. I can't breathe. Shut up and lay out. LAY OUT FLAT. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. >> Here we go. Stop fighting. >> Dude, why you doing this? >> You're doing all right. >> Let me breathe, man. Please. >> Why you doing >> Let me breathe for a second. Let me breathe for a second. >> You're doing all right. >> Mama. >> You're breathing fine when you fight WITH US. SHUT UP. >> PLEASE. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Of course she did. What was she wearing? All right. >> Please, guys. I can't breathe. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> SHUT UP. >> I CAN'T BREATHE, MAN. >> BRO, I'm 23. >> SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. GOD, BE AN ADULT. >> I CAN'T BREATHE, MAN. >> ARE YOU? >> I'm 23, man. >> 23? Act like it. >> I'm 31, sir. >> Act like it. Jesus Christ. >> All right, he's breathing. >> I don't give a [ __ ] You did this to yourself. >> Stop being a [ __ ] now. I'm not a [ __ ] man. >> Yeah. You're under arrest now. >> Yeah. I just don't want to go to jail, cuz I want to see my son. I don't want to go to jail. I got kids, man. >> Why were you going to go to jail, dumbass? >> Yeah. Because >> You got a warrant for your car? >> I don't have a warrant. >> I probably do. Who are you? >> My name is Derek Kelsey. >> What? >> My name is Derek Kelsey. >> Yeah, that's what I [ __ ] thought. >> I don't want to go to jail, man. I don't want to do anything to anybody. I'm not a bad guy. >> You did this to yourself. Every bit of this. >> All day long. >> I just want to see my son, man. I want to see my son. >> Hold on, too. What's your name? >> What? My name is Derek, man. >> Derek what? >> Kelsey. >> What? >> Kelsey. I just want to see my >> see my son. Say that again. >> I can't breathe, man. >> No piece of iron on your >> He's crying that he So, he did all this because he wants to see his son. So, he did everything possible to go to jail. So, he's not going to see his son because he wanted to see his >> I have asthma. >> Shut up. I don't care. >> Sorry, sir. >> I could give two shits. >> What's your last name? >> Hey, yes, sir. Hi, man. >> What's your last name? Spell Spell it. >> K E L C E Y. >> He just wants to see his son. >> C E Yes, sir. Hi, man. Look at that. >> P E >> What? >> P E N E Kelsey, man. >> No. >> Hey, take it easy, both of y'all. Just calm down. >> P E N E >> Yeah. L >> Elton Elton >> Thank you, sir. >> Daryl? >> I can't breathe, sir. >> What's your birthday, Daryl? >> I breathe? >> What's your birthday? >> I'm sorry. Please, guys. Can I breathe? >> What's your birthday? >> I can't [ __ ] breathe. >> You talking to >> I get my arm. MY ARM. HEY, PLEASE. >> YOU'RE GOING TO STAY THERE. SHUT UP. >> I'M SORRY, BRO. PLEASE. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> YOU ARE NOT. >> MY ARM. >> YOU'RE ABOUT the dumbest dude. >> I'm not GOING TO DO NOTHING. I'M not going to do anything. Dude. >> You had your chance to be comfortable. Now, you can be uncomfortable. >> help me, please? Bro, I can't [ __ ] breathe. My arm is [ __ ] up. Please. I'm not resisting. I swear to God on my kids. I'm not resisting. I can't [ __ ] My arm. It's my arm. OH MY GOD. YOU'RE GOING TO BREAK MY ARM. I CAN'T [ __ ] Look at my Look at my body, bro. Please. Please. >> If you can scream for your mama, you can breathe. >> man. My arm. Guys, my arm. Please. Thank you, sir. Please. >> Yeah. He'll be breathing just fine if he just stays calm. Showed his ID. >> And stay over there. >> I swear to my kids. I can't breathe, y'all. I can't breathe. >> That's fine. Just stay calm. >> Quit grabbing my freaking leg. >> I'm not going to grab I swear to God. >> Yeah. >> I swear to my kids. I'm done resisting, y'all. Please. Listen to me, y'all. >> He forgot that the police guy told him >> I can't resist more. >> Nobody said you were. >> I just I don't want to go to jail. >> Quit grabbing my leg. >> I'm going to stretch my arm out. >> Quit grabbing my >> My hand's going to sleep. I can't breathe on the ground. >> No. >> Dude, I can't I can't I can't get up. Let me back up, please. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, man. >> We'll address that issue later. All right. >> I can't breathe, bro. >> Quit grabbing >> I'm sorry, bro. Let's not make a big deal about it. I'm sorry. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Can you help me, please? >> No. >> I'm sorry. I'm I'm very sorry. I just want to see my son. >> Yeah. >> They got her at 1:30 in the morning. >> I just want to see my >> All the neighbors are going to What's her name? >> DJ. DJ, I love you, baby. DJ, I love you. >> Yeah, they We have cops going to the scene. >> And I've seen a couple of body cam videos where the person actually does have asthma and they really can't breathe. It's very different than screaming and yelling over and over again that you can't breathe and breathing really heavy. No, they they can't breathe. They can hardly make a sound. >> Yeah. Shooting? Spockett. >> Oh, no. His lungs are down. >> Hey, just keep going, all right? >> Yep. >> Give me some water. >> Yeah. >> Thanks. >> Give me water now. >> Yeah. >> Nobody said you were. >> Hey, are you going to cooperate with us if I get you up? What's your first name? What Hey, what's your first name? >> David. >> Hey, me, too. All right, you ready? Grab your two. And you're going to push. >> You got a protection order with Caitlin Holland. >> Oh, it's probably her. >> Jump parole for theft third, willful tampering with this or jury. Voluntary escape. >> Jury tampering. >> Hey, just keep going, all right? >> Go away. Yeah, we're doing it. Go away. Here we go. Great. Go away. Fantastic. NOBODY'S TALKING TO YOU. SHUT UP AND GO AWAY. THANK YOU, OFFICER. Thank you. Back up. One, a two, a What's your width? You got a needle? You just got stuck by a No, it's probably the probe. Went out to get milk. >> You got a needle on you? I don't do needles. >> No needles? Hey, are you going to cooperate with us so we can get you up? Good for you. Go home. Stand up. Otherwise, you can sit back on the ground. It ain't going to bother me. It ain't going to bother me. Yeah, and he's got a protection order against Over here. I wonder if it's her. All right, step inside the car. Derek. Yeah. Step inside the car. Step inside the car. Get inside the car. Why you got so mean, man? Because you're not listening. Get in the car. Get in the car. No, they're not going Yes, get in the car and I will. I'm not going to talk to you when you got two feet out. It's not how that works. Put your feet in and I will. Put your feet in and I will. Put your feet in and I will. Put your knee in. Put your feet in. There you go. All that for what? His name's Derek. My name's Eric. Your name's Derek. We're all Derek. Also, what are the odds three gunshots go off? Yeah, I know. I'm glad you guys did, too. He didn't come back at all. Where's she at? Reyes got her? What? What? Yo, what's in the car? Yeah, I need to start making good choices. What's in the car? I just told you, man. Yeah, oh, nothing as if you told me a fake name, and then you ran and fought from us the whole time. I don't believe you. What's in the car? What's in the car? Derek, nice to meet you. I'm Derek. What's in the car? Yeah, Derek. No, you >> don't. >> I work for a moving company. I work for a moving company, sir. >> Okay, is your job to lie to me while you're on parole for a [ __ ] ton of stuff? Cuz that's smart. >> Yeah, I am. Well, you know what? Look at it. I ain't been on I ain't been I ain't been in jail for a long time. >> You're about to be, for a long time. >> Excuse me, sir. >> You have about six charges. You lied to me. So, guess what? You don't have any warrants, which means you would have told me your real name, we would have looked it up, and you would >> I was scared for my son. Hey, sir, sir, listen listen to me. >> Are you kidding me? He didn't even have warrants. Oh. Guy, you did all this for nothing. You committed felonies for nothing. I was right at the beginning. He's an idiot. >> Please. >> No, that's not how this works. >> Listen to me, sir. That's how this works. But, I know you guys can let people off. >> No, we're not letting you off. Absolutely not. >> Look at me, sir. >> You're [laughter] going to jail. We're taking the car. >> Sir. >> No. >> Can you please talk to me? >> No. >> I'm not trying to put you in jail. >> We're done. We're done, Derek. So, what's wrong with the car? >> This one or that >> What? What do you mean that one? >> The one that I was >> you were driving. The one you were just driving. >> This [ __ ] This [ __ ] >> Okay, so why'd you take off? >> I was explaining like he was fighting the police. >> Yeah, now you go to jail. >> What? Why? Why am I going to jail when I just said that like I didn't >> I didn't know I was >> Cuz you tried taking off from the scene of the traffic stop. >> No, I was trying to He was fighting the police. >> I'm I'm telling you, I've been doing this a long time. >> do you mean I was trying to >> So, you, as a driver of the vehicle who was just pulled over for a traffic infraction, >> I asked him if I was being if I was being >> So, obviously, you are detained. >> No, he he told me >> You are detained. When a traffic stop happens, you are detained. It starts at detainment. The lights go on, detained. >> Back sir, I didn't >> So, you left after being detained, and that's jail. >> I didn't know I had to stay. >> So, let's go this way. >> Catherine, I explained this to you in the car. Can I please call my mom before >> Nope. Let's go. >> No, I'm not trying to >> Nope. >> Can you Sir, can you please come here? I I'm a willing to go to jail. Please >> you whether >> you're willing or not, you're still going. We can throw him in my car. Who's in 2578? >> Please leave my window open first. I can please >> Yeah. Sir, all right, let's up there. >> You can go through my phone. >> I don't want to go through your phone. >> I have children. >> for what? >> I've probably been through this all my life, sir. If you listen to me, >> Let me ask Let me ask you something. Let me ask Got to pause it again there. I've been in trouble all my life. I can't imagine why you've been in trouble all your life. Calm down. You'll stop getting in trouble. >> Ask you something. >> human being >> Let me ask you something. >> human being, bro. >> Can I ask you something? Knowing that you have children, why not listen when you were given lawful commands? >> What? >> Cuz I also have kids. >> That's not my first car, okay? >> Okay, so why why did you Why did you refute? >> Cuz I'm thinking about my kids. I'm sorry, guys. I have been in trouble with the police. I've been in trouble every time I come in contact with y'all. >> They asked you out of the car cuz you gave a fake name. >> Listen, I was lying to you. >> You gave him a fake name. >> I did. >> So that's also illegal. So you got yourself in trouble. So these are the consequences of your actions. >> that, sir. >> And knowing you have kids, trying to get me to feel bad and give you Look at that. Java Puppy, thank you so much for the 10 gifted memberships. Now I'm definitely over 100 members. Thank you all very much for joining. It's been a great week. >> It's [ __ ] >> So, >> Listen to me, sir. >> there's nothing you can say >> Listen to me, sir. >> I want you to understand me. >> I'm not going to understand. Do you want to know why? Because every time >> I'm not in the right state of mind, though. >> Okay? So what drugs have you been doing? >> I've not been doing any drugs. >> Okay, so how are you not in the right state of mind? >> drinking, sir. >> You've been drinking? Okay. What's that going to do? >> I'm I'm not trying to [ __ ] you with nothing, sir. >> You just tried bullshitting him. >> Yes. >> All you've been doing What What's the reason for giving a fake name? >> That's why I was trying so hard to get back to fight. >> What's the reason for giving a fake name? >> I'm sorry, >> me nervous and that >> You think giving a fake name is going to solve that when you know we are going to run your name and nothing's going to pop up? >> While they were fighting with him, she got out of the car and ran. So, they had to chase after her and they got her and now they got her for fleeing. >> To me, that is silly. >> I know. And I apologize >> So, do you have warrants? What? >> have any warrants. >> Okay, so what's the point? >> to do good. I'm a working guy. >> So, what's the point? Cuz now you get to go to jail. And she gets to go to jail, too. >> On some pretty serious charges. >> What's my charges? >> You're going back to jail. I did everything possible to go to jail. >> I'm working so hard. >> I got >> I wasn't trying to physically harm nobody. I just wanted to give it to my baby. >> And now you're definitely not. >> So. >> Is that what it says? >> No. Can you rearrange my my my glasses? Yeah. >> It says no lies. >> What up for you? It says no lies. L I E. Can you do me a my favor? My glass on my glasses on this Like, can you pull it up over my like my ear? I'm sorry. Like just hook it up around my ear. Are you on my case? >> I am. >> Can I can I give me like a friendly chat? I'm accepting going to jail. I'm not trying to talk. >> What's in your pocket? >> Um >> You're not trying to talk to me? >> It might be a tissue or a glove. It's a glove okay because I because I didn't want to get oil on my hands. >> We've got a lot of people. >> Why did you run? >> What? Because I had struggle with getting a ride and I on my phone Oh, I have no [ __ ] idea why he ran. I'm not worried about him running. I removed myself from that situation. >> you know Derek? >> Uh how did I meet him? I met him through uh this girl named Tyra. And we had a threesome. >> Okay. >> Well, driving is one thing, but >> Okay. >> I'm not going to go grocery shopping in a robe. >> But I thought you were asking me why I Like I I don't think I ran. I just That [ __ ] I ain't got a >> Vicky, thank so much for the five gifted memberships. Man, you guys are being extra generous today. This is fantastic. Thank you. >> I didn't I didn't know what to >> That's fleeing a vehicle stop, and you are You are lawfully detained at that point. You're not allowed to do that. >> I didn't notice until they brought it back. I know you Like, can you look at me? I'm not trying to [ __ ] you, you know? I know it don't matter right now, >> Okay. Is there anything illegal in the car that he has? >> I don't >> If it doesn't matter, then stop talking about >> That's it. I don't know I know >> Whose car is it? >> It's a guy that's in jail. Like, if you look at his phone, there's text messages from the late from the guy and the girl that um A girl is involved with the guy on East 29th in those trailer parks off of >> Okay. >> Okay. >> What about it? >> What kind of story is that? >> the picked up the car from. >> Right. >> No, yesterday. >> That's all. Okay. Have you been with him the last 24 hours, then? >> Yeah. >> I was just No, I've just been in Like, he just came to my mom's and picked me up because >> and the girl and the the >> He said he needed help, you know? And I'm a yes man. >> So, I So, okay. I'll help you. I don't know what he's talking about. >> That's all. I mean, now he took it to got Like, I don't condone that [ __ ] >> Being in his presence right now. >> Like, I have assault charges. Yes. And I'm trying to change my god damn life. >> It's why I moved to Michigan. >> Why he did all that extra [ __ ] I could never [ __ ] know. Like, that is crazy to me. And I've never seen nobody do that except on on a Facebook reel. >> Okay. So, there's no dope in the car? >> I I'm sober. So, if there is dope in the car, it ain't god damn mine. >> You haven't seen him with a gun? >> I know he carries guns. >> Huh? >> Yeah, I know he carries guns. I There better not be one in the car park. >> When's the last time you saw him with a gun? >> I haven't been in the in the presence of a gun for since before I went to prison. >> So, how do you know that he carries guns? >> Because I If you look in it through his phone, you'll see pictures of him with guns and [ __ ] like that. Everybody that he knows will tell you. >> Perfect. All right. We'll seize that. >> Well, and it's not even her car. The He apparently has text messages from the guy and the girl and something or somebody else owns the car and she I the glove to prevent oil from getting on something and >> You just start talking whatever you want. >> She says that he knows he has a gun. >> He's got pictures on his phone of him with a bunch of guns. >> You'll get one if we want that for part of it. Our case wise. What? >> The gun? >> No, not not when we were here. >> No, I was saying before >> I don't She said she hasn't seen one since before she went to prison. What that means, but she says that he know she knows that he carries and all of his friends know that he carries. >> Why are felons hanging out with each other? >> So I would tear it up if >> Hey, I have no I have no ill will towards you in any way, shape or form. >> Whoever it was, sir. >> What? >> from the bottom of my heart. >> I mean look at me. >> I'm not some [ __ ] you know. I swear to god. >> He owns criminal property. >> Hey, we're going to have these nice medics take you take a look at you, okay? So any complaint of injury that >> Do you please hear me out? >> Hey, just listen to me, okay? So any complaint of injury Hey, Derek Derek, I need you to listen to me, okay? So any complaint of injury, especially after being tased, you need to tell the medics, okay? >> I think it's all the cameras. We're just seeing it now. >> Like real talk real talk, okay? You got to let these fine gentlemen >> But can you tell whoever whoever police officer >> Bless you. Yeah, I'm not going anywhere. I'm just going to let them talk. I will. I'll let them know. >> No, I just want to tell them sorry, man. I'm so sorry. >> He got tased. He got tased. He's sweating. He just wants to get his phone. How many bars do you have? >> I honestly couldn't tell you. I think just two. Yeah. Huh? >> I didn't need that information. >> I'm not going to hire you. I don't do that. >> I don't want dinner now. >> All right. Oh. All right. Go ahead, turn around for me, okay? >> Yeah, I'm flashed, buddy. Derek, just lean against the car for a bit. Yeah. >> You don't think he's got a glove? >> There you go. There you go. >> Uh where is the other one? >> They said he's on parole. I know he's on parole. She might be. I don't know. >> Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. >> I think >> He'll be fine. He'll be fine. He'll be great. >> Wait. >> Your ankle? >> Hey Marcus. >> It's okay. >> Derek, I had nothing to do with your incident. If somebody wanted to fire a gun like while you were getting out of the car. >> Yeah, so I went over there. >> So that's how far they got me? >> No. No. No. No. >> No, not at you. >> No. Different incident. >> Totally separate. >> Different incident. >> Somebody fired a gun at you? >> You can go with us. >> Please. >> He's really tired. >> Hey, do you need these gentlemen for anything? >> Yes. >> What what do you need from them? >> I can't feel my >> You can't feel your face? That's probably because you're hyperventilating. You need to tell your breathing. I can't give you any water. I can't give you any water. Do you want to speak to a lieutenant? Okay. Well, this is Lieutenant Carrington. >> Hi. What's your name, man? >> Derek. >> Derek. >> Derek, I'm Lieutenant Carrington. I want to ask you a couple questions about the incident tonight. >> Sorry. >> Okay, how come you won't comply with the officer? >> I don't know. >> So we're going to run you up to Broadlands, okay? >> I'm going to be running this male up to Broadlands here shortly. Could you give him a call letting them come through the ambulance bay? >> Is there anywhere else on you hurting, Derek? And anything else? >> Any other phantom pain? >> Let's go get you checked out, bud. >> All right, bud. Do you need Do you need help getting your feet in? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do me a favor, okay? I'm going to I'm I'm to grab both both your shirts. I'm going to need you, okay? Use your legs and I'm going to kind of push you in, all right? All right, we're ready? 1 2 3. Come on. You're good. You're good. Now just lean back. Lean back. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. WE'RE GOING TO GET UP TO THE HOSPITAL QUICK. DEREK, like I said, you got You got to face forward. Hey, you got to face forward. Derek, I I I you have to You have to move your body. Okay. WHICH ONE? STEP OUT. STEP OUT. STEP OUT. STEP OUT. THEN WE DEREK, I UNDERSTAND, but I'm trying to get I'm trying to help you, but you're not letting me. Help me help you. I want you to step out. Okay, but every time I touch you It hurts, though. I can't do anything. He's doing a terrible acting job. Come on, man. He got into a fight and then got tased. Come on, buddy. Turn your Turn your body to the right. Okay. Great. Okay. Derek, you're almost out. You're almost out. Watching his last few moments. I understand. Reach through and step out. Once you step out, we'll be able to help you. You're moving just fine. Come on. First he moved the leg out saying he can't move, and then he moved the leg back in saying he can't move, and back out and back in. Come on, dude. And you're turned the wrong way. Have you ever gotten out of a car before? You got out of the car earlier to fight. You got to relax, honey. You got to turn your body around. Yep. Face turn face us this way out. You turn to face us this way and then your injuries going to be free. >> [clears throat] >> There we go. >> Oh my god, he can walk. It's a miracle. Oh lord, it's a miracle. >> Yeah. That was then, this is now. All right, go ahead take a seat there, bud. >> I got you. You can just sit back. >> You are healed. >> Scoot your butt back a little bit. >> Yeah, there's like, come on man, get just get out of the car. You want to go higher? >> He had a scrape on his knee. Got a lot of raspberry jam on his knee. >> Okay, go ahead and lean back. Lay down. There you go. >> Okay. Yeah, he is. He's very goofy and very weird. Thank you for stopping in. I'm going to be making dinner shortly. What was that all about? >> Listen, I was He was on my phone. I asked you >> He was >> Can I Cuz I've never seen nobody fight the cops before. >> Yeah. I Oh, really? >> No, I SEE IT ALL THE TIME. I KNOW, AND I SEE IT ALL THE TIME ON LIKE >> YEAH, he's in really rough shape. >> So, I I stopped right over there to So, I didn't have to see it because I was I was losing it. Like I >> You were losing it. Lost your mind. Yeah. >> Yeah, I struggle with panic attacks. And when I saw the first cop car, I tried waving them down. I was on the phone with my mom. You know, I I tried waving them down. I was like, "Hey, hey." You know. >> What's the phone in the car? Why don't you just call from there? >> I didn't want No, the problem was seems like I thought he was going to get killed. >> confirmed her ID yet? They were both then transported to the Polk County Jail, where the driver was charged with interference with official acts and driving with no license. >> Nope. >> The passenger was charged with remove radio from official acts, two counts of interference with official acts causing injury, harassment of public official or employee, >> Hey, Donna. >> and disarming a peace officer. He is scheduled to be released from prison in 2028. If you enjoy the content we produce, >> He's got a couple years. >> please don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more. >> I just want to see my son. I just want to see my son. I'm going to go to prison instead. Well, that is the last video I have. Uh yeah, it's a good day to go to the pool, even down here. It's kind of overcast, but it hasn't been raining, so that's kind of nice. Give the yard a chance to dry up a little bit. Yeah, he's uh he was he was a character. Oh, I saw That reminds me of a a really good one that I saw where a guy ran through a glass door, smashed the glass. He was trying to run away in handcuffs. That's a classic one. All right. Well, I'm going to wrap it up here. Looks like Grammer is not going on today. He is looking for a house, which is important. So, I forgive him for not going on today. Uh yeah, it's uh 4:30 my time, about time for me to start uh thinking about dinner. 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