I'mma [ __ ] on you, bro. You better hope you don't touch me. I'mma fight you, bro. If you [ __ ] me, I'mma fight you, [ __ ] >> Deep in the quiet neighborhood of Deep Creek, Charlotte County, and late night call for help sets off a chain of chaos that no deputy will soon forget. >> Help! Help! I can't breathe. Put the AC on. >> A woman's desperate message comes through. She says she's being attacked inside her home. The suspect, 31-year-old Dylan Cameron. What begins as a routine domestic disturbance call quickly spirals into one of the most disturbing arrests deputies have faced. >> You hear that? >> Might be a gun mother. What's that sound like? 40. Huh? 45. I think it sounds like a 25. >> At 11:38 p.m., Charlotte County deputies pull up to the small apartment complex off Luther Road. Inside, [music] deputies find the woman who made the call for help. And she's not alone. A young child stands nearby, frightened. >> What happened to your face? >> Smack my face. >> Why did he do that? >> Because I yell at him cuz he was hurting. >> Cuz he was hurting. >> Hello, Sheriff's Office. 321 >> 321 308 >> twice through the door. >> Okay, they're going to attempt to call her, but banging on my door, dude. >> Oh, how's it going? >> What's the problem? >> Hey, we're trying to check on it. >> Why you looking >> about what? >> Step in real quick. >> No, you're not my probation officer. >> Legally, do you can you step in? Legally, can you step in? [clears throat] Do you mind if we step in and talk with you, >> brother? If she says, "Yeah, I can." >> Mhm. >> I can't see. >> Can I step in and talk? Ignore him. Can I step in and talk with the baby? No. Come here. Okay. You stop talking right now or you're going to go to jail for obstruction. Okay. >> Can I step in and talk with >> No, I'd rather not. >> Okay. Then can you guys step out and talk with us? >> You can talk to her. She owns this place, not me. I was sleeping and then I hear banging. I thought it was like crit [ __ ] >> All right, baby. Huh? >> Am I >> What am I doing wrong? >> What am I doing interfering with our investigation? >> She said no. >> I I'll let you go. I'll let you go and see. >> You made your decision. >> Come on, dude. >> Choices were made. You made yours. >> What did I What am I going to do for >> right now? >> I open >> right now. No, no, no. Shut up. >> I know. Who was here? I thought >> Okay, stop talking. >> Babe, you said no. >> Stop talking. >> You two welcome downstairs. This hand right now. >> Oh, can I take clothes on? >> No. >> Go. I do. >> All right. >> Come out. >> I'm going to step in. I'm going to step in and talk. >> You got Where's the mark on your eye from? >> Where's the mark on your eye from? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. Can I have that nicotine thing, though? That would be great. >> Yeah. >> What about the mark on the baby's head? Where's that for? >> What? She's just She's only 7 weeks. It's newborn rash. But >> she's a baby. >> 3213. Can you come this way? >> All right. >> Can I see the kids? >> Yes. >> Come here, baby. >> Come here. >> It's okay. It's okay. >> Come out. Come out. Everybody come out. >> Where's the They said they want to know. Right here. >> What happened to you? >> What's that from? >> Right. >> You're not her mom, right? >> I'm not her biological mom, though. >> Okay. So, I like your Avenger shirt. >> Thank you. What happened to your face? He >> smacked my face. >> Why did he do that? >> Because I yelled at him cuz he was hurting. >> Cuz he was hurting. Where did he hit? >> He hit very hard on the face and he broke my glass. >> Yeah. 3:21 to 334. >> Thank you for being persistent. >> It's going to be D. We can put him in my car and be OP >> because I wasn't going to call myself and I don't know who did but oh it's okay bro going to do it again. >> All right. So, so is everything inside the apartment okay? >> What do you mean? >> Did he break anything in the apartment? >> No, I don't think anything happened. >> Okay. >> It's messy looking broken. The puzzles on the floor and >> Okay. [snorts] going. >> I'm going to come back up to talk with them. >> Deputies place Cameron under arrest for domestic battery and child neglect. But the real nightmare is only just beginning. On the way to the patrol car, Cameron becomes erratic. He curses, threatens, and begins spitting toward deputies. Moments later, things take a disturbing turn. Why problems in the car? >> If you do not let me talk to your sergeant or captain right now, >> I will cause problems. If you do not let me talk to the sergeant or captain right now, there will be problems. Oh, it's red. You don't have it on. >> It's recording. That's why it's red. >> Listen to me. If you break anything in there, you'll get another charge. >> I didn't break anything. >> I'm letting you know now. >> I'm letting you know now. Cracker. >> Get in the car. >> I ain't getting [ __ ] >> Get in the car. Oh, >> get in. >> Get in or I pull you in. >> I'm getting in. Can I I'll go. >> Ow. My my toe. My toe. [snorts] >> What the man? My toes, bro. [clears throat] [snorts] [snorts] [cough and clears throat] So, what am I getting charged with? obstruction. She said no when you put me in here. >> So here's where we're >> She said no. >> All right. You want an explanation? [ __ ] listen. >> You pig. >> All right. Fine then. No explanation. [snorts] [clears throat] Hey, it's hot. Yo. Put the AC on. Put the AC on. You [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] I'm dying in here. Put the [screaming] air on. Help me. Help. Help. Help. I can't breathe. I I'ming everywhere. [ __ ] you, mother. How about that, mother? I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I [screaming] can't breathe. I can't breathe. I This mother I can't breathe. Mother, help me. [screaming] Help me. [sighs and gasps] I can't breathe. Open the door. I can't breathe. I [screaming] can't breathe. Can you put there on this piece of [ __ ] I want his badge number. I want his badge number. He's let me die in here. What's his badge number? >> Him right to your left. I need your captain, your sergeant here, dude. >> Okay, I need to talk to him. >> We're leaving. You already said you're leaving. >> Oh, right. I hope you're ready. I'm fighting you. I hope you ready, mother. Huh? Huh? Come on. I [ __ ] Come play with me, [ __ ] Come play with me. Come on, mother. Let's play. Let'sing play. [screaming] [snorts] >> [gasps] [snorts] >> What's up, fat boy? Yeah. What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? I need to go to medical. Oh, I need to go to the ambulance. I need the ambulance. [screaming] [screaming] Let's do it. Let's do it. You want to do it? I want your nail, mother. Yeah. Yeah. Buckle me up. Ow. [screaming] Ow. [snorts] I know that'll make me stop. [snorts] >> Can't breathe. fine. >> You're breathing fine. [cough] [snorts] >> I ain't actually spitting enough this all in your car. You smell it. Ow. I hit the brake, boy. The cracker. I'll beat your ass. When I get out, I'm packing you up. You know that. You better have your homeboy with you, boy. Oh, [screaming] that was a steal. Ah, okay. [snorts] Okay, now due to his erratic behavior, deputies divert to a local hospital for evaluation. But once inside, the chaos continues. Really? Smash. Just grab a wheelchair. >> Oh, that was a hit. Have him grab a wheelchair. >> Hey, grab a wheelchair. >> Grab a wheelchair. >> Hi. Can you sit up for me, Dylan? Hi, Deputy Vance. It's nice to meet you. Can you sit in the chair for me? Come on, sit up. >> You all right? Sit up. Can you scooch? There you go. [snorts] Can you sit up? No. All right. I'm going to pull you out into the wheelchair. All right. Don't do anything crazy. My hands hurt. >> Yeah, I'm sure they do. >> Ready? We're going to put some pants on. You do not kick me. Understand? Put your feet up. >> Put your feet up. Put your feet out. >> No. Put your feet out. We got to put pants on. >> You want to walk in there with your [ __ ] dick out? >> Yeah. There's ladies in there. Who you? Who is you? >> Whoever >> you hit me. Go ahead. >> You sure can, dude. >> Nope. >> Come on. Sit. Sit in the chair. Sit in the chair and listen. >> I can't. >> Yes, you can. Sit in the chair. >> You want to walk instead? >> No. >> All right, then you're going to sit in the chair. >> I can't breathe. >> All right, you can breathe. You're talking. >> No, I can't. >> You push me. I said >> when you get to jail. >> Sebastian, you're the one. Second one, right? >> This one. This one. >> Everything's tight. >> Watch your head. >> Slide your feet in. >> Bring your feet in. >> I am. It's hard. I'm sick. >> All right, sit back. I got to put your seatelt on you. Can >> I get a light from somebody before I reach into the the poop dungeon? >> When you get to the jail. Yeah. >> I'm not doing nothing. Please don't. >> This is to stop you from doing anything. Please don't listen to me, sir. >> You'll be fine. >> You're going to follow me back now again? >> I sure will. >> In the official report, Cameron faces a long list [music] of charges. Each one stacked from a single night that began with a domestic call and ended with a complete breakdown. From a domestic call in Deep Creek to a hospital hallway filled with chaos. This is the disturbing case of Dylan Cameron and the Charlotte County deputies who brought his violence to an end. For more real police encounters and body cam footage, be sure to subscribe and consider joining the channel for exclusive content.