So, we can't release anything that went into evidence, even if it's for safekeeping. You'll have to schedule an appointment with our evidence technician, which will be in the morning. >> My phone? >> I'm telling you, I can't have access to it. We don't have access to any of that stuff. >> I have nothing for the night. My money, my phone. But it's your fault that you have my stuff now. >> No, it's not. >> That's actually your fault. You can't leave it there. >> You're worthless. You get paid way too much. >> You can come back >> I'm leaving. I'm leaving. >> He was out on bond for less than a day before he decided to pay the police department another visit. He came for his personal items, but his refusal to follow simple instructions was about to cost him his freedom all over again. >> I'm going to help you. >> So, we can't release anything that went into evidence, even if it's for safekeeping. You'll have to schedule an appointment with our evidence technician, which will be in the morning. >> My wallet, my >> telling you, I can't have access to it. We don't have access to any of that stuff. Once it goes into evidence, the evidence tech is the only >> Evidence for what? >> Because it's for safekeeping. It all goes into an evidence locker. >> do I live without my phone, my wallet, my ID? >> You start by not getting arrested. That's a good That's a good start. >> in the past. So, I have to move forward. >> Okay. So, like I said, none of us have access to those things. >> Okay, who has access? >> The evidence tech. He's going to be here tomorrow. >> What you'll have to do is you'll have to call >> and schedule an appointment with them. >> And you schedule an appointment. >> I have nothing for the night. My money, my phone. No numbers. >> That was in the past, but you made decisions in the past that have gotten you to the point where you're at. >> Dude, you guys have my I was released from jail, bailed out. Give me my stuff. >> We can't. >> You can't. You have to schedule an appointment. >> How the is that? >> How works? >> We just explained it. It's Sunday. So, only during business hours it's 7:00 to 3:00. >> The evidence technician works 9:00 to 5:00, Monday through Friday. >> So, be here at 9:00 a.m. >> Sure. >> Yes. >> I don't know if he'll be able to give you your stuff right then. Normally, it's on a appointment scheduling basis. >> Well, if he doesn't get here till 9:00, how can I call and make an appointment till 9:00? >> You can't. >> Right. Call is what? You have my phone, [ __ ] >> here at 9:00. >> So, show up at 9:00. >> That's what I just said. >> Okay. Have a good one. >> You Do you guys enjoy this? You know, the the police used to help people. >> You tried to >> I went to that hospital to get sober, and then I wake up in jail. What charges? >> came at me. >> I don't remember anything, dude. >> Well, that's not my [ __ ] fault. >> I'M NOT SAYING IT IS, BUT IT'S YOUR FAULT THAT YOU HAVE MY STUFF NOW. >> NO, it's not. >> That's not actually your residence you made. >> You got arrested. You couldn't leave it there. We have to take it so no one steals it. >> Right. You have to take it. Give it to me. >> We can't. It's in a locker. I'm not the evidence tech. None of us are. >> He's arrested. Perfect. >> Let me speak to him. >> He's not going to get it for you, either. >> Let me speak to him. >> Yes, sir. >> Dude, I get bailed out of jail >> Mhm. >> and I have no access to my ID, my phone, my money, nothing. And you're telling me I have to come back tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. to make an appointment to get my stuff back that you took. >> Yes. >> What am I supposed to do today? >> I don't know. >> And you don't give a [ __ ] >> It's not that I don't give a [ __ ] What option do I have for you? It is our policy we can't bring bags into the jail for the jail policy. We have to bring them back here. >> That's fine. They're here. Now, give them to me. >> It's not how it works, which I've been listening to them describe to you and explain to you. How does it work? I'm not an evidence section technician. I am a sergeant. These are officers. We are not evidence people. It gets SUBMITTED >> CALL THEM UP! IT'S NOT HOW IT WORKS. BANKERS HOURS? >> LEAVE. >> OH, I'm leaving. >> Leave. >> You're worthless. You get paid way too much. >> Leave. You can come back on Monday at 9:00 a.m. and schedule an appointment, but right now you need to leave. >> Yeah, I'll be here. >> Right now, you need to leave. >> Thank you, buddy. >> Have a great night, sir. >> [ __ ] off somewhere else. My dad was a state trooper. >> That's great. >> He puts you pieces of [ __ ] to shame. >> That's great. >> You're doing the name a real good service. >> People used to help people. >> You want to come back over here, you can go to jail. I'm not the one. You dealt with them last night, you can deal with me today. >> I remember last night. I went to THE HOSPITAL AGAIN. I'M LEAVING. I'M LEAVING. WHY ARE YOU ARRESTING ME? WHY ARE YOU ARRESTING ME? I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I DID IT. DUDE, WHERE'S THE THUMB? WHY ARE YOU ARRESTING ME? WHAT I DO NOW? I CAME TO GET MY BELONGINGS and call the truth. You guys are garbage. >> I don't know how many warnings he had to give you. >> I was walking away. >> The officer's trying to move. Dude, stop. >> What the You guys are scumbags. You You really live like this and treat people like this. I came to get my [ __ ] belongings. You pieces of How you folks went after your wallet, your phone, your tent. Huh? I bet you can. >> Yeah, that'd be great. >> You can get off of me. >> No, I'm not going to get off of you. Cuz you This is what you do. The The second we let you up, you start doing it again. So, you're going to wait. >> I just tried to come get my belongings. The lady told me to come back at 6:00. If she She lying, why did she tell me to make an appointment for tomorrow? >> Well, this is >> That's her fault, not mine. >> Well, they're patrol cars, so >> She said come back at 6:00. You stupid liaison. Behind the wall. She told me to come here at 6:00 to get my stuff. >> I understand, but sir, we explained to you that you needed to make an appointment. >> She should have told me that. Don't you think? >> I have no idea who you talked to, sir. >> Don't Behind the wall, now on the phone. >> Well, those are dispatchers, which are not law enforcement officers. >> Oh, that's another excuse. Pass the buck. Yeah, sure. >> It's not passing the buck. I'm just >> Shut up. Oh, we don't have the evidence. We can't give you your stuff. This and that and everything else. >> I don't care. Just Just put him in the car. >> No, I know. >> Richard's asking me to get a key. >> You have nothing better to do with people. You're in a rich town, making too much money, no life. You're >> I think you just have a little too much hatred against the world. >> No. >> Yeah, cuz you showed up here angry, and guess what? You're going to jail angry. >> I came here to get my stuff. >> Angry, and guess where that got you? Nowhere. >> It would have got me a way It doesn't matter. You told me to make an appointment for tomorrow. >> I don't know how many cops at town he needs to tell you to explain that get your stuff back at a at a scheduled time. >> She said 6:00. That's what she told me. You're an employee. >> Yep, sorry. >> Yeah. >> Yep. And what did we tell you? Like 15 >> You told me tomorrow. >> Yep, and you couldn't get that to >> And then you walk away and then you tackle me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> You just want to incite >> Nope, he kept turning around. >> Oh, you. >> He kept stopping. >> Oh, you're going to repay. It's all right. I mean, so what indeed is collected by Jesus. Don't worry about it. >> Okay. >> Did you think you could hold me down? >> Well, yeah, that's why I was, right? >> I don't think you did. >> Roll over. And then get up on your arms and you're held. >> No, I guess. Me all up. >> I know >> Where is the scar? >> The scar, you sure? This one? >> Yes. >> Really? >> Are you going to get in there or are you going to make us push you in? >> [ __ ] The [ __ ] is wrong with you? >> I genuinely think he's still drunk. >> I did my stuff. I did my stuff and you arrest me for what? >> I have no clue. I just pulled up. >> Okay, well release me. >> Release you? No, I'm good. >> So you you give me a hard time, but you got just smoking weed and coke. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Right down the street. >> I never gave you a hard time. >> You work for this company. Your company gave me a hard time. >> All right, well I didn't, so. >> That's fine. >> You're saying you. >> Yeah, pass the buck. No responsibility. I just came to pick up my belongings. I was bailed out today. The police The lady said come back and get your stuff. And then they attacked me. >> All right, just hang tight for a few minutes. >> If you come back tomorrow, this whole would have been avoided. >> For your cuts or anything, do you want fire rescue? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You just pushed my face in the [ __ ] cement for no reason. >> I'll be right back. Don't feel like hearing him talk. 10 7 7 street. >> Do we just walk over and tell him? >> What did you do? >> No, cuz they're training. 10 14. Can you have fire rescue walk over to the back PD? Reference number >> 10 15. What happened? >> I don't know what the [ __ ] going on. I came here to pick up my I just want to be left alone. I'm not exactly sure what happened. >> Okay? He can see them. I can't. >> Well, it doesn't look like you need to go to a hospital. To the hospital. There's no reason to go to a hospital. There's really There's just a couple scratch like a scratch. >> It's nothing. I want I like my stuff and be released. >> Okay. Well, then hop back in. That's it. >> Where are we going? What are we doing? >> Sit back down. >> Take a seat. breath. I'm asking you a question. Are you taking me to jail? >> Yep. Swing your feet in. >> What are you charging me with? >> Sit down. Swing your feet in. >> What are you charging me with? >> Swing your feet in. >> WHAT ARE YOU CHARGING ME WITH? WHAT'S THE YOU GOT TO TELL ME WHAT YOU'RE CHARGING ME WITH. >> THE suspect's second outburst of the weekend proved even more difficult for officers to manage than the first. After being taken to the ground in the lobby, he reportedly continued to fight using his feet to kick and push against the patrol car door in a desperate attempt to stay out. Having been out on bond for less than 24 hours, the man traded his second chance for a permanent return to a cell. He was officially charged with trespass after warning and resisting an officer without violence. Due to the fact that he was already on bond for assaulting an officer the night before, police requested he be held without bond this time around.