As cops, entitled people are the most annoying arrests that we deal with. Stay seated. Sit your ass down. We have a Karen who sprayed her neighbors kids to protect them. Start spraying the garden hose. She has a 55 in TV cameras on there full time. I will sit here and watch it. A woman who got incredibly racist in McDonald's. She called me a Why are you doing the white man shedding? You're not going to put your hands on me. But first, the cops were called when a woman who spies on the neighborhood kids using her 55 in television gets accused of assaulting a little girl. Perfect. They were playing with power wheels up and down. Yeah. It's kind of hard to see. Starts spraying the garden hose. sprays it up at my daughter. Makes my daughter go out in the street. Oh, boy. Oh, Violet, we got down. It didn't hit her a whole lot. Just a little bit on the side. But I mean, this is getting freaking ridiculous. Yeah. This old lady is like the epitome of get off my lawn. Get off my lawn. Like kids can't even play outside. She calls cuz they say we're No, nobody's out here with them. I was mowing my yard the other night when you guys had to come. I was watching them. Yeah. And then she did it again and now she's spraying my daughter's hose. Do you have a way to email that to Yeah, I can't. Officer uh cranky. Did your daughter? Yes. Did Did you get sprayed or were you just scared that you were going to get sprayed? I did get sprayed. Did get sprayed. So I think we've definitely got a disorderly conduct if nothing else for alarming and disturbing. Um if you got sprayed, it might actually even be a battery. So you did get wet. Yeah. aggravated assault and battery right here. Yeah, you can spray your kid with the hose and they like it and you're having a good time. Obviously, not aggravated assault and battery, but it's all about unwanted touching. So, obviously, this kid didn't want to get sprayed and you did it. Aggravated assault and battery, believe it or not. On your shoulder, okay, I didn't want Hey, Violet, I just need to talk to you real quick. Just tell me. Go ahead and just tell me what happened. So, I me and him, he's Tyler. Okay, we like playing. So, she called the cops before cuz we ride. all the time. Yeah. Yeah. So, we were just riding this car is a powerhouse long going. We stopped right at that beauty shop. She got her hose nice and kept on she did just like watering her grass and then when she saw me walking up she was like she looked at me. She had like a like a like she has a kids in TV camera. Yeah. And she has a 55 in TV camera on there full time watching us. Wow. And you were on you were just walking down the sidewalk too when that happened. Spray me off and I had to walk into the street. I was hoping she would get arrested this time kind of because she does. She's making a problem. Leave these kids alone. Keep on doing it. She is. I'm getting a little annoyed from this. No, I would be too. That's good. I haven't been annoyed since my dad got arrested. Yeah, that really annoyed me. Yeah, it's uh she's not very nice. She has statement from dad. Statement from daughter. You've got his information as witness. All right. So, we have a complainant. We have a crime. What are you thinking? We've got We've got a case. We got a case. All right. Got a case against Nancy. Hello, sir. Hi, Nancy. Do you mind whenever we're just done with all the uh victim rights forms to the dad down there? Yep. Great t-shirt guy. Victim rights. I am the victim. Did you spray her with your garden hose? Look at her clothes. No, I didn't. I swear to God. Well, they have a video of it. Got a counter statement. Clothes wet. Well, they have a video of it. Do you see wet clothes on her? Have you checked the inside of that car? He is a I'm not going to say a liar. Well, he's a con. The video that we have is the best. You turn around, he'll spit on your back and call you some names and give you the finger. Well, I don't know. So, that's thinks you as demolish his character. He's not all there. We have video of you. Funny that he calls you communist. No, I find it funny that you're calling him crazy. That's kind of Are you kind of a kettle and pot situation? I'm putting in some report on you because you cannot tell me that verbally. Just arrest her. You're under arrest. I didn't tell you anything over the phone. Oh, it seems kind of nuts to like arrest an old lady for just like spraying a kid with a hose. But obviously there's a bunch of history here and Nancy is not backing down. And she's not correcting her behavior. Needs to go to the next level. So maybe it will sink in and she'll stop harassing the neighborhood kids. Yes, you did. Night. No. And I don't believe you've got any proof of that. You're under arrest. Step down off the porch. You're petting. Yes. You're under arrest. Fine. Who's going to take care of my dog? Come step down off the porch for me now. You'll have to make arrangements for that. Ma'am, get your feelings hurt, huh? He's the one. I kind of like her. Yeah. Come with me. Do I get shoes? Do you have some shoes? Do you have shoes? I have medication. I've had a stroke. Do you want to take me? I want to go to the hospital. Yeah, let's go get your shoes. We got to get your shoes first. God damn. You just didn't work. Nice try, Nancy. You just given him all the rope he needs. Well, let's go get your shoes. I'm going to call my daughter here. I'll hold it for you. Thank We'll give you I'll get you a couple. You don't agree with this, do you? We got to get your shoes. We Come on. Do you? We got to get your shoes. Let's go get your shoes. Let's go get your shoes. Come on. For them to do this, she must just be a non-stop nuisance to the neighborhood and to the police department. I want to go to the hospital. Okay. Then I want admitted for mentally ill. Okay, we can do that. And then I won't have to go to the damn jail. You still will have to go to the jail. Even if you're mentally they'll get you. She thinks she knows some tricks. Take you to the jail. Just get your shoes so like what else can I cook up here? Get you back here faster. We need to get your shoes on so we can get this going. You better get a arm full of medicine cuz if I stroke out. Where's it all at? E boy's taking me in. Probably going to kill me. But okay. Where's everything at in the kitchen? Okay. Well, go get it, please. I've been told to get my shoes. Okay. Now, where do you want your medicine? Shoes first. Get your shoes first. She's a master. God damn. Aggravating to deal with. You don't get to make calls right now. You are under arrest. Mhm. Okay. When you get to the jail, you aggravated battery. Aggravated battery. I didn't do anything. Nancy, this is not the time to debate anything. You will have a court date. If you need treatment, you will stay at the hospital for treatment. Great. That's all I want to hear. Sure. Good enough. You're not off the hook for the criminal. You're going to the jail. That's fine. I'm not worrying, are you? I'm trying to get this out of the way. That's fine. Well, don't look at me. It'll show you. And it has voices. He deliberately centered down here. My phone shows that. Wow. She actually does have a giant TV with video of the neighborhood and like the sidewalk. And she does legitimately watch the kids all day long from her house. She is dedicated to keeping neighborhood shenanigans minimal. You guys got a hell of a job. I've been a policeman's wife for 60some years. He's been with the deputy. He's been with the sheriff. Think she would know better. Retired as a trooper, right? Yeah. State Illinois State. They know her whole story. And when I called over to the station, if it was not you, and I apologize. Yeah. I haven't talked in a very, very long time. the liars or the layers sergeant something. He said you are mentally ill and a troubleman. He cannot say that to me. Yeah, I would not have said that to you. No, you would not. So, I apologize. No. Yeah. Every time I've dealt with you, Nancy, I I try to give you the utmost respect that that you deserve and require. And and that is I'm a trooper's wife. I'm one of the family. I should be able to do what I want when I want. That's the translation. This guy's a dirt bag. Well, we can't judge anybody compared to the others. Yeah, you're doing it tonight. I guess just small piece of advice. Okay. We have been getting several calls from you recently because over your concern of all the kids, right? And isn't that anybody do it? No, it is. You are the only person I will sit here and watching. That's that's not going to happen. They're kids outside playing. They're allowed to do that. No, they're in the middle of the street after we need to call your your daughter to get back on track and do what's you want. You wanted to go to the hospital, so we need to get that done. Nancy, do you need help? Yes, I feel dizzy. Could you send me some help, please? Now, she's misusing the 911 system, which is also a charge. And the cops are right there. This has happened to me before, and it's very annoying. Sir, this is the police department. We're with Nancy. Give me that. Sir, this is Nancy. You're full of it. She is not little rascal emergency. Yes, I am. We're taking her to the hospital now. I fainted. Oh, Jesus. All right, we're going to get her name on, sir. Just call for her name. Nancy, you're being very dramatic. Give me your phone. You're under arrest. Knock it off. I've been arrested. You arrest me on top of an arrest. What's the address? Logan 78. Will you send us an I can't help it. I like her. Residence. She claims she just fainted, but she is perfectly fine. Requesting transport. Logan 78. Patients alert, breathing, and conscious. Laying on the floor, refusing to get up. Oh, I can get up and be passed out. Would you like that? Then I Is that what you want? Paul, you sat yourself down. I did then. Yeah. That's not how that's not how passing out works, Nancy. Yeah. Well, I've been there. Okay, let's go. Where was She's ready now. I guess the prison. What the hell? 64 years as a trooper's wife and no respect. None. Why don't you tighten these up a little more? You did a lousy job. Here, Jack. Run away. Keep your hand on her, man. Back it up, buddy. Back it up, Jack. Back it up, Jack. Come on, Nancy. Oh, here we go. Notify the neighborhood. Come on. No. No. You have no right to talk to them. I need my cane. I I'll I'll walk you. Come on. I'll walk you. No, I'm not doing it. My cane. She definitely has Aunt Bethany vibes. Don't throw me down, Clark. I'll try not to. Aunt Bethany. Nancy, you are under arrest. You have walked just fine. I'm not going to let you fall. Officer O'Donn will help you. Yep. Is that Irish? They will give you a little Irish. Yeah. Oh, Donnie, you not really giving me I need my meds railing. I'll help on the other side. Well, they they'll have meds, too, at the hospital, too. They'll have the same meds. Well, they can pull it up on your Where's my ambulance? You just said you didn't need it. I think I do because I can't walk. Jesus Christ. Easy with the Lord's name, my man. Yeah, that's how I feel. Logan, dispatch 78, go ahead and continue with an ambulance, please. The name We'll get back to her charges in just a moment. But first, the cops were called when this woman refused to leave the local McDonald's. She shouldn't be recording. Let's step outside. Hold on. Let's step outside kicked out of any McDonald's. Come on. Let's go outside. Let's go outside. Something ain't right here. Let's go outside. Why are you doing the white man's dance? Let's go. Huh? Huh? Gatekeeper. Black gatekeeper. Why are you doing the white man's bidding? Why are you doing Tell him why are you doing the white man's bidding? Why are you doing the white man's bidding? Okay, so she's stuck in the loop. And we all know what that means. Getting herself worked up, not going to cooperate, and it's going to be a complete pain in the you know what. Why are you calm down? Let me see your ID. Break the cycle, my man. Yes, let me see your ID. You are you are not going to leave right now. Okay. You're not going to leave. Put your hands on me. There we go. Put your hands on me. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Put your hands behind. Stop resisting. I'm not resisting. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind. He's not resisting. Are you blind? Resisting. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. I am not resisting. Stop. This is what we call a self-fulfilling prophecy. Stop. Please. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Stop. I haven't done anything. I haven't done anything. Stop it. Stop. I haven't done anything. 94. Can I get anything? I haven't done anything. I haven't done anything. Put your hands Oh my goodness. Why are you doing this? Put your hands behind your back. Drop your backpack. I haven't done anything. Drop your backpack and put your hands behind your back. Let go. I'm innocent. I haven't done anything. Stop. I need my glasses. I Let go. I haven't done anything. Let go. 25 years. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. I have a son at the University of Florida. I'm not a homeless person. Do not I don't care. Stop. I don't care. Let go. Maybe you're not homeless, but there's something going on. There's something up with your mental health. I'd say, please don't let go. Do this. Let go. You're going. I am a mother. I have done nothing wrong. Though she's incapable of complying, obviously. did nothing wrong. Put your hands behind your back. I said nothing wrong. You're going to get tased. Put your hand behind your back. You're going to get tased. Stop. Oo, that's a drive stun. Those hurt. I let them do it to me once in training. It really hurt. And also, I might have one time drive stunned my own finger by mistake. Keep Keep them behind your back. You're hurting me. Stop. Stay seated. Stay seated. Do not move. Stay seated. Please. I haven't done anything wrong. My son graduates from That's great. I don't care. You failed the identifiers to help you failed to leave after being asked. My son graduates from the University of Florida next month. Please, sir, stop. You don't need to do this. What are these qualifying statements about her son in college? Is does this make you immediately an upright citizen? You're in good standing. This shouldn't be happening to you because your kid goes to college. Why are you doing this? Please don't. You have to listen to the officer. I will give you my ID. You Well, you failed to give it the first three times I asked. No, that's too late for that. We're not doing that. I asked her three times. I need my glasses. Half of them are right here. Why did you steal my glasses? Whoops. Stand up. Stand up. I can't see without my glasses. I need my laptop. Key West, man. I need my laptop. Some wild people there. Please, please get my laptop. One of those party towns. Please get my laptop. Party islands, I guess. My dog is My dog is in the car. Please stop. Do you have anything on your person? I don't. All right. Please stop. Oh, these guys are got to be so bummed right now. Where is she's going to be no fun. Buckle for your fanny pack. Also, fanny pack could be a sign of mental illness. Can you loosen them? Relax. Those are very tight. Please loosen. They're not tight. I can fit my I can Look, there's a whole finger in there. No, it's all tight. No, it's very tight. Please. Handcuffs never feel good. Even when they're put on appropriately, you can fit the finger. There's a little gap. They still hurt, especially if you're wriggling around like this woman. My dog. My dog. Sir, my dog. What are you going to do with my dog? SPCA. I don't know. Your dog's also going to jail. Sit down. You're going to jail. I don't I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do I need my pal. But boy, I heard you say you want to press charges. Yes. Um, she failed to leave as trespassing. She also failed to identify herself. So, just can you just tell me what happened before I got here? Yeah, no problem. So, I came out the lobby. There was her sitting over there and then another guy that was sitting over there that was uh I guess he was homeless or something like that. And then there was a family over here. So, I do our rounds. Every 30 minutes we have to do our rounds. Let the customers, hey, good morning. Um, you have a 30-minut time frame while consuming food. And then, you know, you have to I've never heard of that. That's interesting. Must be a places that have problems with homeless people. They must have a limit on when you can eat or how much time you have to finish your meal. Be off the property. It's a 30-minut time frame. Mhm. She didn't even consume any food. She was just sitting here using the Wi-Fi. And so she was like, "Who are you? The white gatekeeper. Ma'am, ma'am, this is not even a confrontational thing right now. I'm just letting you know the rules is 30 minutes. Well, I travel the world and blah blah blah." Okay, congratulations that you travel the world. I I don't need to know all that. I Yeah, really. There's a 30 minute time frame and that's it. That's all I'm coming here to do. And then that's when she's got a rage. She started calling me names. Ma'am, I don't have time for that. Oh, you hate your mother. Oh, you you need to go get some tea and all this. I'm like, what names was she calling you? She called me a And then she called me a dude. Then she said, she just kept saying, you know, hateful things, you know, oh, you you you're here to um to control the white people and ma'am. She's like, "Oh, you need to be in jail somewhere where all the black people is. You know where they want you." I'm like, "Real sweet talker." Care about all that. I have a degree. I I just applied for law school. I'm just waiting for them to say, "Oh, congrats." Yeah. I'm just waiting for like get me the hell out of here. So, um, all that unnecessary stuff, man. I can't, you know, I can't engage in that. You know, there's ethical things that I have to, you know, maintain. I can't, you know, I can't do that. So it's like the things that you're saying is very hateful and I really want to react but in the back of my head I'm thinking like you're just applying for law school. Yeah, he's got the right idea here. People like this don't buy into it. Don't take the bait. Don't get involved in a big screaming match with them. Absolutely the right way to handle it. So you know there are certain standards that you have to go about things. Um then I just called 911 just said, "Can you guys just come to my boy?" And by the time you got here, she was already back here trying to record me. And I'm like, "Ma'am, stop recording me. You don't have permission to record me. Stop recording me." Okay. Oh, I'm recording. Uh, and that's what happened. Okay. Um, I just need Are you the manager? Yes, I am. Hey, maybe she'll be a client in your new career. I just need to get you a quick ID. No problem. Let me go get my and then uh I'll have you on your way. Okay. No problem. Thank you so much, sir. Um, so there's another statute that I'm um I'm thinking about right now. Okay. It's disorderly conduct in a licensed establishment. Okay. Okay. Um, clear she's acting disorderly in a licensed establishment. Exactly. Um, and like I said, I know you want to press charges for trespassing. Would you also be okay with the disorderly conduct? Yes, I'll be fine with that. Yes, that's not a problem at all. Can I have some water, sir? Oh my god. Oh my gosh. She is going to be a nightmare in the booking room. I think we all know that. Can I get some water, please? I need some water. Take a deep breath. I'm my my mouth is seriously parched and my dog is in there. Parch level 10, sir. Take a deep breath. Relax. My name is Mark Circus. I'm the supervisor today. Okay. I need to make sure you're not hurt. hurt right now. You're just you're just thirsty or what hurts? No, they they put these super tight on here. He broke my glasses. He threw me to the ground. I guess the issue was Why did he have to throw me down and break my glasses? Is my phone also broken? I'll look into all that. I have to review everything. We have body cameras on throughout the entire counter. He broke my glasses. There is no need to get that kind of aggressive with me. Oh my goodness. Woman, I'm 53. I'm not dangerous. I don't own firearms. Put your hands together like you're praying. And they're they're real loose. Okay. Ah, the hands together like praying. Stop saying that. Just put your hands behind your back. Thumbs to the sky. They're not. They're they're driving into my wrist. Can you please give me water, please? Just give me a drink of water, please. You could have loosened them up. I am not a threat. I don't own firearms. Nothing. You did this on purpose because you're a sadist. It was done on purpose. Yes. and black people. This is this is the stupidest thing you've ever done. Like, it's so useless. It's so useless. He probably will regret it. It really is. It's fascist as Florida, man. It's so bad here. It's so bad. Like, honestly, there's no need to harass me. There wasn't a need for that guy to harass me, and there wasn't a need for you to harass me. You said to your boss you were going to get me water. Why did you lie to your boss? Gotcha. Got your ass. You said you'd get water then you lied to your boss. We'll get back to her charges in just a moment, but first the cops were called when a fight broke out in Florida. Um, do you have your ID on you? And can I get your ID as well? He has he has both of our Okay. All right. Literally imagine that trying to get a ride home and get your head split for trying to be the nice guy. I am detecting a New England exit. Imagine. And if I did swing on him and beat his ass, I'd be in jail. That's that's that's a sad not necessarily. He hated us first. Yeah. No, but I was trying to like All right, buddy. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. All I did was try and order a lift home from me and my buddy. We're from New Hampshire, so we're tourists. And I get my head split off a wall for being the nice guy. But could you imagine if I thought that? Hold on one sec. One sec. Ah, the drunken New Englander. An oraryy bunch, but oftentimes hilarious and mean. Equal parts hilarious and mean. Actually, I'm like I'm living. Well, I think we're out with him now. That's what I was listening to because guess what? He's going to be paying for every bit of this bull. Do you have any custody? Hey, just just come over here. No, no, just just take a seat right here and point him out for you. Not right now. Just listen, dude. I'ming I'm my head's cracked. Okay. EMS is coming. Just sit down and wait. Okay. rob. I don't know what you're talking about. Talking about the ambulance ride. His body's like that. Don't listen to him. Do anything. It's all exactly. And you're not And you're not going to be arrested, but you need to calm you need to calm down. Okay. You don't want to put yourself in a position where you're going to be arrested. Okay. What? How much worse could I get? What do you like? How much worse could I get when dude? Look at you, man. Why'd you fight? I Why you asking? I didn't, dude. That's the thing. He got attacked. Why did you scream? So, it sounds like he was just randomly attacked or something like that. Sounds like he didn't fight back. He just got his head slammed. I got some lil here, dude. Stop. Stop. Stop. You know what? And honestly, you too. I literally did nothing wrong. Yeah, but I'm pissed off. I literally one time I Okay. Well, it's over. Okay, you guys come back. Oh, no. I can't tell you where we got this. How old are you? 22. He's not trying to I literally did not. Get out of here. Seriously, it's like, oh yeah, no, he's going to sit here. Go AMS. You get robbed. So, the New England accent kind of stems out from Boston. It's out there. I didn't pick it up. My mother drops her RS a little bit. Kaam see the swords. Na damn it. just a little bit. She grew upside just outside Boston, but a lot of us don't have it. I can't explain it. There are people my age that have it and we all grew up in like similar areas, so it's it's a little hard to pin down, but clearly this kid got bit by the New England accent. Okay, we're in the middle of something. Come on. Come on. Keep walking. You're making things worse. Go, go, go, go. My head split open for literally sitting like this. Is that my fault? No, it's not your fault. Okay. So, what are you yelling at me for? Because if it was the other myself, I'd be in jail. What are you talking about? What are you talking? Clearly, somebody has gone to jail for fighting. Okay. That's like It's a $4,000 ride, buddy. Okay. You You're just making up numbers. I've explained to you three times. They are expensive. So, he got in a fight. Some guy freaking pushed him up against the wall. He's bleeding pretty bad on the back of his head there. I'm going to move your hair around. Okay. What happened? Yeah. You asked what happened. Calm down. If if I went to defend myself. We're not We're not I know, but it's [ __ ] He's pleading his case again. What's wrong with your head? Look at me. Look at me. $4,000. We're here to help you. You don't want our help. My turn to talk. I let you talk that way. Let's see how they handle the New England man here. Can I look at your head and make sure your brain's not falling out? All right. Did you get hit or Yeah, I got hit off bleeding out on the the window right here like right here and he kind of hit his neck. Yeah, people I mean people die like that. You get hit, punched, or shoved and your head hits the concrete. There has been a lot of deaths like that. Just from a simple bar fight, people dead. I don't think he's trying to be like a little bit. So again, I'm going to explain to you, you're not actually bleeding. You're not gushing blood. You're going to be a pain in the ass and argue with us. If you don't know, head injuries bleed immensely. There can be blood everywhere. The shirt is soaked. It seems like a massacre. And then there's just like a little cut on the head. They just bleed a lot. It's about you not wanting us here. I think he just hit his head. I'd be more concerned about a head injury. But it's not concussion. I'm not I'm not like I swear to God I'm not on my So again, I asked, do you want to go with us to the hospital and get checked out? No. As long as I'm not actively bleeding. You are not actively bleeding. I cannot see where the wound is because you have long hair and I don't have a microscope. Your options right now are we can sign a refusal saying ride to the hospital. I'll wait. No, that's that's my option. Your opt right now. $4,000. Oh, yeah. 4,000. I get in that ambulance and I go to the office. Do you want to go yes or no? 3 to $4,000. Do you want to go yes or no? No. Okay. Then we're going to send a refusal. All I say is we check you out. You want to come out with us. Stay seated. You guys help me out so stay seated. Stay seated for what? I thought I was stay seated. Sit your ass down. Why are you being mean to him like that? Sit down. She's being more than nice to you, bro. Just sit down. He hit his head. Don't be mean to him. Okay. I don't know who you are. Who are you? He doesn't know what he want. Like literally all I did was sit here against my back against the building, get my head cracked, didn't retaliate. You imagine if I retaliated? You imagine you're going to give me right now? Are youing serious? Go off. You I'm literally going to gush. Look at the cop's face. I've been here for two or three. Make sure your body cam's not showing. Actually, he's not gushing anymore. Yeah, but don't come up to me like that, mother. You go take a lap. Have the proof. You going to be big dog on the block. Go yourself. Not your little self, bro. You're cool. You You're an [ __ ] Go spin a L. been called worse. Jesus Christ. You got your hand pants hiked up for your tit yourself. Nothing but respect to you guys. My father was a firefighter for 14 years. I'm sorry if I came off the wrong way, but especially go yourself. Go yourself. Literally spin a lap. You can go yourself. Classic. I hope that you want to smash my head off the wall too. Never said that. Yeah, do it. Camera's not recording, but I know you want to. I can see eyes. You know you're talking yourself into it, right? I know. It's the way he talk. He came up to me. He's right. His first time, right? I literally No, I'm You know what? He's a pain in the neck, but he is kind of funny. For the one time I don't stick up for myself. I literally sit here. I get my head smashed off a brick wall. God, you smell like Get the out of my sight. And that's a beard, too. Oh wow. Getting personal here. Pretty nice beard actually. Looks like you've been walking on your forearms. Looks like you've been walking on your forearms. That's a good one. Maybe you should hit the gym. Sound jealous or whatever. I'm scared of needles. I'm scared of needles. Watch this. Motorola they blink. I know. I want his answer question. Okay. Don't touch them. Don't touch them. You understand? Don't touch me. I willing take you to jail for touch me. Do not touch me. I did. Don't touch him. He is pushing it. You're with the right one. I'm telling you that right now. Keep this. I'll take you on this order. Understand me? She's trying to ask you questions and you're worried about me. Answer hering questions. He's incapable of fully cooperating. They're just trying to get a statement from him, see if he wants to press charges, whatever. And he just can't do it without throwing little jabs and doing stuff. I'm just asking for your badge. I told you we don't have badge numbers. Did I not? That's true. Not every place has badge numbers. Some places just go by last name or by name. It's not like you have to have a badge number. Come over here. Come over here. Let him Let him speak. Would you like to press? We just gave you his name. Yeah, officer Davis. But I just my back, dude. Answer the question. Come over here. Come over here. This all stems from the part when he told the kid to sit down and got in his face. That insulted the kid, hurt his ego, and he's not going to be able to let it go. He doesn't really We get it. And we've been we've been more than patient with him. Sorry. So, you can come with me. You can come with me. will give you a paper to sign and you can you can go about your business. But if you keep it up, you're going to go to jail and disorderly. Okay? You understand what I'm saying? Yes, I understand. This kid needs to get out of public. Come on. Let's go to your hotel. All right. Come on. You keep that guy away from me. You're the problem here. What? You're the problem. So, keep running your mouth and I'll make it my business. Okay. I My apologies. I'm sorry. After narrowly avoiding getting himself arrested, the man finally took off. Investigators would later obtain surveillance footage from a nearby building which captured the fight that set off this entire interaction. Oh, vicious push. Bam. Oh, his friend stuck up for him. Not much effect, though. The neighborhood watcher was charged with aggravated battery, but I was unable to find information about if she was sentenced. The McDonald's Karen was charged with disorderly conduct, battery on an officer, and resisting arrest. and the New England man was charged with misdemeanor counts of battery along with the other two people in the fight. Thank you for joining me on this video. Please like, subscribe, comment below, let me know what you think, and don't forget, hit that bell notification so you know when the latest video has dropped. And if you like police war stories, check out the Things Police See podcast where I interview the men and women of law enforcement and get their most intense, bizarre, and sometimes humorous moments from the job available everywhere you get podcasts. And also, there's a link in the description to the YouTube channel. Thanks, guys. and I'll see you next time.