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Yo, what's the problem, buddy? >> I'm hurt, man. Oh, my I'm severely hurt, sir. >> What's wrong? >> Oh, my I don't know. My I just fell out of bed in the middle of the night and I don't quite remember what happened. >> You fell out of bed? >> Yeah, I fell out of bed and I'm hurt severely. >> I guess you need an ambulance or something? >> I sure am, officer. I appreciate it, officer. >> Tell him he's wanting an ambulance. >> I really appreciate it, officer. >> Just sit down, bud. >> I can't hurt, sir. >> Yes, sit down. >> I can't help me not to sit down. You going to tackle me? >> No, here's your phone. You going to pick it up? >> I'm actually trying to make a phone call. >> The boy is hurt. Watch him. Watch him. What's his problem? He said he fell out of bed, he's hurting, and he's walking around like a you know, meth. So, how do we get a drug? Charles dude we keep dealing with. What's his last name? Hall? >> Hall. >> Hall. Charles Hall, is that right? >> Is that the one from up Northfield? >> Yo, you going to come get your phone, bud? Your phone. >> You're going to bring it to me? >> No, come get it. >> Hey, I'm not going to come get it. >> Okay, then it can lay there. >> My arm is wrist broken, officer. >> Watch him, buddy. Watch him. Watch him. Good boy. Good boy. >> Hello, 193. 193, go ahead. >> Watch him, buddy. I'm not quiet. God bless. Yeah. I'm a person you you try out with. Oh, yeah. >> You going to hang tight cuz they don't want to go looking for you. >> I'm talking a little bit, please. >> Okay. Why do you keep walking away from me? That's why >> I'm not trying to fix you, dude. I'm going to have to hold your hand. >> Hey, you remember how this went last time? >> Yeah, I don't want a shitty camera. See how that went, sir? No, man. >> Yeah. >> I'll show the floors are okay. There's an exact where you were going. >> You can sit there if you want. I'm fine. >> There it is. >> I don't care. >> I told you no shirt. No shirt. Dang it, you ladies crying out loud. >> go get your phone. >> I'm going to swear to him that hearts Chinese yo-yo or finger yo-yo law. >> You You better go >> No, don't talk to me. >> You better go get your phone, bud. >> I'll have to go run it over, bud. >> You want me to? >> Go away. Come on. First aid, baby. You make me feel like I'm hurting. Watch your back. I got my eyes on you. This is more exciting. That's disgusting. >> Go get your phone. >> You know what? It's not even my phone. >> You steal it? Are you saying you stole it? >> No, please. I scratched my head. Is that okay? Oh. >> Just let me hit the door popper. Right now. >> Yeah, I'll come get this way before you >> Are you getting it? >> Are you getting it? >> Yeah, I'm coming to get you, you you burglar, you can't wait. >> We got the ambulance coming for you. >> No kidding. The jumbo >> What a guy. >> every three to 10. Well, >> Okay. >> Okay. >> What a guy. >> Yeah, okay. >> So, let me do that. So, let I'm just going to follow him around. >> Yeah, okay. >> The voice said Watch him, buddy. Watch him. Watch him, Sam. Watch him. Watch him. Watch him, buddy. Watch him. Watch him. Watch him, Sam. Watch him. Watch him, Sam. Watch him. Watch him. >> I scratched my arm. Oh, please. I'll bring your officer. You'll catch me. >> Go forget your phone. It's right there. >> Oh boy, your phone. >> Oh my gosh, thank you. >> I found it. >> Hey, so you're not So, you don't need EMS then? >> Yeah, they're coming. I certainly do, yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You just jogged and jumped. You just jumped for joy. Yo, listen. Hey, I can't understand you. Hey. Hey. Listen. Meth's a hell of a drug, ISN'T IT? WHAT'S GOING ON? CHARLES, HEY, THEY DID HEY, THEY JUST got up to come check on you. So, WHY DON'T YOU I CAN'T UNDERSTAND YOU. I CAN'T UNDERSTAND YOU, BUDDY. OKAY. Are you going to get checked out by them or not? Oh, okay, good. >> That was. There were no kidding. It rained or it snowed and then it carried it and then every day. That did it. Wow, it's amazing. My old preacher >> Meth's a hell of a drug. I don't know if you knew that. >> I want Jesus. It's a miracle. I'm healed. >> All right, do you want to get in the ambulance? Do you need one? >> a wire to have time to sit. >> All right. >> to show you laying down. your leg. Can I do a leg try? You want me to try you a lot of playing football? Come on. First down, let's >> That's not going to end WELL FOR YOU. >> ONE, TWO. >> STOP. It's not. >> Oh, did you appreciate that? Do a PC test. I don't >> I don't think the dog likes you. >> Did you call me? How is that cute? Go to Florida your own program. You could do five push-ups. >> Are you all right? >> They see it. >> Hey, do you want to go to the hospital or not? >> Do you want to go with me? >> SURE, I'LL GO RIGHT there with you. >> Yeah, I'll take your leg. Come on. >> All right. >> All right. Are you going to go with him in the ambulance? >> to buy my own ambulance. >> Are you going to go with him? >> know if we can go. Take the old lady or Daisy. >> I think he's fine. You guys need me to sign a refusal? As a witness? >> Yeah, I hurt. This way. >> I take the shirt off like this, right? >> Okay. All right. You guys can get in the truck. >> Okay. >> Where's your rib rack? >> Where you going? >> Where are you? Where are you? I'll go with you. >> No, it's too late now. >> Where do you scratch my eyes? >> Yeah, that's what I do. >> Scratch me. >> Scratch people's eyes. >> Where do you Where are you staying at, Charles? >> Huh. I don't have any tall ones. They're not heavy. It don't matter. >> Where's all your stuff at? >> I don't know where it's at. >> You don't know? >> Did you I know. I know right from wrong. Is that Do you know that? >> You can. He might, you know, dog bite soon. >> Yeah. Oh, this is Officer. >> Well, Charles, it's good talking to you. >> Don't touch me, officer. >> I don't plan on it. >> Yeah. I'm on State Highway Patrol. Oh, ho. Oh, ho. >> What a guy, huh? And then I think he's really mad right now. He's just mad. Do what? I know, right? Um I mean, I don't know. It could be basketballs. So, they're just coming back. Really? Right. Well, I think he does have schizophrenia issues. So, that's probably what it is. >> [music] >> That's why I'm here. We've been dealing with him. I just got to make sure he wasn't going to bother you. Yeah, he's all strung out right now something. He's got something going on. >> [music] [music] >> Is he so out there? >> Yeah. You want me to walk you to your car? >> Yes, please. >> All right. Iraq. I was in Iraq. Have a good night. >> Thank you. >> [laughter] >> Do you want me to trespass >> Yes. >> Huh? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. He needs to be trespassed. His name is Charles Hall. He's already been trespassed from Huck's and the gambling side and Burger King. So, he's on something. >> Yeah. >> Say 10-93. This gentleman's been trespassed from Circle K now. At clerk's request. Yeah, I'm aware of that one, Burger King and Claire's, I believe. He's out there right now. >> Yeah, I can tell. >> I couldn't tell what he was doing with this car that was parked here. I couldn't tell. He was up there talking to him, but I couldn't tell if he was trying to open the door. We're just kind of following him and keeping an eye on him, keeping him out of the road, and he is not all there. >> Yeah. >> He's very aggressive with us, so I didn't know how he was going to be in here, so we'll keep an eye on him. >> All right, thanks. >> If he shows up when we're not here, call us back. Mr. Hall, stop. You're being detained. Sir, you're being detained. I need to issue you a citation. I'm saying he's running from me, not listening to commands when at Denny's. Mr. Hall, come here. You're being detained. For improper walking on the roadway and disorderly conduct. >> I'm a veteran. >> COME HERE. >> OW! >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> OW! GOD! OW! >> 12. >> OW! YOU HURT ME. >> 12, COME HERE TO THE BACK OF THE >> OW! >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> OW! OW! >> SIR, GIVE ME YOUR >> OW! >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> OW! OW! YOUR ARM. GIVE ME YOUR ARM. GIVE ME YOUR ARM. GIVE ME YOUR ARM. Give me your arm. >> You're going to get tased. >> You're going to give me your arm. >> You're going to get tased. >> Give me your arm. >> You're going TO GET TASED. >> ARM. >> ARM NOW. ARM NOW. >> ARM. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> ARM OR GIVE ME YOUR ARM. NOW. HOW HARD THAT HOW HARD that be? Huh? How hard did that have to be, bud? Huh? No. Don't touch me. >> They got a hospital? >> HUH? >> YOU'RE NOT HOLDING THAT. GET UP. GET UP. >> OUCH. OW. HELP ME, SIR. OUCH. WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? >> GET UP. >> OW. >> STAND UP. >> I CAN'T GET IT OFF. >> GET Get up. Come on. >> Oh, [ __ ] cuffs. >> Here, let me see those, BUD. >> OW. >> [screaming and groaning] >> OW. OW. I CAN'T GO OF MY ARM. IT'S BROKE. OW! You do this to me? Oh, you didn't? >> Really? >> I'll bite you, really. >> Bite me. >> Are you hurt? Aw. I didn't want to hurt you. Huh? Get off me, YOU [ __ ] OW! OW! >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. NOW. Do it now. >> I've got to take them off. Hold on. Hands behind your back. Don't move. >> OW! >> STOP MOVING. >> OW! >> STOP. >> STOP MOVING. >> Behind your back. You hear me? Behind your back. Behind your back. Other hand behind your back. Roll on your stomach. Behind your back. >> I'm going to get some gloves. >> Yeah, I can't move. >> Hold on. >> Oh, it hurts. I can't move. >> No, stay where you're at. >> I can't move. >> Stay where you're at. >> try. Look at what she's doing. You want to help me or are you going to screw me? You got to get me all the way up like this. That hurts. I have a broken arm right now. I don't know if I can borrow it. You can get me down or hurt. Y'all fell. That hurts. I need emergency help. Help me. Help. I'm going to roll over and I'll puke. >> We're going to get you up here in just a second. >> That hurts bad. It hurts. I'm going to puke. Help. Help. >> All right. Roll over on your side. >> I'll try to. >> Kick Pull your knees up to your chest. >> I'll try to. >> Pull your knees up to your chest. >> I'll try to. >> Okay. Put them underneath there and stand up. >> I won't try. >> Come on. Let's walk to my car. >> Okay. I broke my arm. That hurts. You think you all hurt me? You broke my arm. >> I'm not letting you. >> You broke my arm. It's broke. >> I'm not letting you go. >> is broke. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. I'M JUST HELPING YOU WALK. >> DON'T TOUCH MY ARM. OW. OW, IT HURTS. IT'S BROKE. [groaning] DON'T BREAK MY ARM. OW. LET GO. STOP. [screaming] HELP. HE'S BREAKING MY ARM AGAIN. OW. HELP. HELP ME. >> OW. >> HANG ON. >> OKAY. I I thank you. >> Slide over here. >> Where? >> You got to put your seatbelt on. >> know if I can. I don't know how. >> Slide over here. >> I'll try to, Mr. Sheriff. It hurts a little bit, okay? >> You go to the other side. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm buddy. All right. >> Sit down. >> I can't sit down right here. >> Sit down. >> Right here? Or is it I'm sitting as close as I can? Are you on duty today? >> Yeah, we're on duty. >> Okay, anyway. I am jumping civilian car. >> Are you? >> Yeah, I was in US Marine Corps, you know that? >> You what? >> In the Navy, I was in the US Navy. Sure was. I was. >> All right, I'm going to go wash my hands. >> Yep. >> Get the blood off of them and get the rest of this stuff. GOOD JOB. >> [laughter] >> I GOT TO GET THE BLOOD OFF MY HANDS. YEAH, I know. Yes, sir, you are. >> I didn't know that. For what? >> We'll get to that in a minute. >> What happened when you guys were in the bathroom? >> Well, he fled from me after I told him to stop several times here because I was going to write him a ticket for walking in the middle of the road. After he'd been multi- advised multiple times. And he come in here and started running. He went inside, so I chased him. And I told him to stop and he went into the bathroom. >> You guys need a witness, you know where I'm at. >> Thanks, man. >> I appreciate it. Have a good one. >> And once he got in there, he turned around and he charged at me. >> Oh, he did? >> Yeah. So, I pushed him into the I guess the sink. >> I don't know. I can go back and review the video. >> And he tried to push at me again and we went to the ground. >> I just >> He had a hold of me and I had a hold of him. >> It sounds like he kicked me in there. Like while you were wrestling, I jumped down and he went wham and kicked me right here on the thigh. >> So, I've got him for uh the ticket. Uh resisting and obstructing arrest. >> I got that. >> We came out, he had a hold of my arm. I couldn't get my arm out from underneath of him. He went down and he pulled me down on top of him. >> Is it your knee? >> I think so. Minor. It's all minor. >> I got to check to see if I have whether where I have blood on me at. >> Yeah. Look me over. I wanted to walk, but I got a scrape there. >> Yeah, that's new. Reminds you of arrest? >> Yes, sir, you are. >> For what, sir? >> For resisting and obstructing a peace officer. >> Yeah, okay. >> Aggravated battery to a peace officer. >> I see your civilian clothes and your civilian hair like that. You going to chase me now? >> I'll get you. You stopped after being told to stop multiple times or you didn't stop. >> video camera, huh? >> I got my video camera. >> to lie over that, are you? >> I'm not going to lie at all. I got it. That's all on video. >> Yeah, I sure do, too, boss. With the shoulder.
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