From an entitled student continuously defying and refusing to comply with campus police orders. To a furious college girl aggressively attacking an officer after a bad breakup. >> I'm sorry for what happened tonight, but we can't have you guys in the park. >> These are times when entitled college students think they're above the law. I'm very sure it will never end well. Let's start with this 18-year-old student who had only recently become a legal adult. Instead of enjoying her new-found freedom, she apparently chose to celebrate by building a criminal record at school. >> Don't touch him. >> Oh, she's not going to snatch that, is she? >> Bro, get off of me. Okay, I'm stopping. Stop touching me, bro. >> On November 7th, [music] 2024, Mikayla turned a minor disciplinary issue into a major scene by refusing to cooperate and yelling at school staff. Police were soon called in and things only got worse from there. >> Let's go. And you can come back and do whatever you have to do. >> So, what am I going down here for? >> We're going to tell you. >> Thank you. >> It's a great decision. >> What am I going down here for? >> That's a great decision. All right, y'all. Oops, sorry. Let's go. Let's go. >> I'm not. >> You keep [ __ ] with me. What am I going down here for? So, what? For what? Okay, for what? For what? Okay, for what? >> Let's >> go. >> You're not >> Oh. >> off of me, Coco. I don't give a [ __ ] You know that. >> All right. >> Okay. All right. Okay. >> Let's just go, dude. >> For what? For what? For what? What am I going for? >> They're going to tell you when you get >> Curtis? For what? Cuz you want to break your headphones, what? What am I going down there for? What am I going down there Huh? What am I going to the office for? >> Why are you getting his face? >> Because he put me every day. He just did this [ __ ] yesterday. Yes. He's a [ __ ] Yes, he's a [ __ ] Yeah, yes he is. You are too, [ __ ] YOU ARE TOO, [ __ ] OKAY, I'M GOING. I'M GOING. I'M GOING. YOU SEE IT, DON'T YOU? >> LET'S GO. >> OKAY, what y'all going to do? ALL OF Y'ALL, ALL THREE OF Y'ALL [ __ ] >> OKAY. >> First of all, that is harassment. I know you did that. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> We appreciate you complying. Thank you. Okay. Oh. Man, that hurts me. That hurts me so much. Oh, man. That hurts my feelings. Man. >> You know that talks to especially Curtis. And especially Y'ALL KNOW CURTIS, NOBODY HE MAD AS A >> YOU RIGHT. >> [clears throat and snorts] >> OKAY. >> Want to [ __ ] with me every day. Every day. Just got out of school. Just got out of dropped out. >> LET'S TALK. >> HE ALREADY SOON AS HE SEEN ME, START WHISPERING IN THE [ __ ] HEADPHONES. OKAY, OKAY. YOU'RE NOT BAD, I AM. SO, YOU DON'T FEEL HOW I FEEL. >> OKAY, we'll come talk about it. >> Okay. Hello? Hello? Okay, soon as I get to school, SOON AS I GET TO SCHOOL, THE MAN COME OUT. HE GO GOING OFF. I'M LIKE, I'm going to take my picture. He like, "No, you're not doing that." So, I get in the room to take my picture. HE CALLED THE POLICE and everybody CUZ I'M TRYING TO GOING OFF TO TAKE MY PICTURE. I'M LIKE, "YOU TELL ME TO GO TO THE OFFICE." He like, "For what?" He like, "I can't tell you. We don't HAVE TO GIVE YOU A REASON." I'M LIKE, "OKAY, WELL, I'M GOING TO TAKE MY PICTURES." LIKE, WHAT? AND THEY MAD LIKE THEY IN THE OFFICE now for what? For what? I still don't have a reason why I'm out here. >> If you want to talk, go talk. >> want to take my pictures. For what? Okay, why? >> You want to You want to talk? >> No, I been wanting to talk since we WERE IN THE HALLWAY. >> Go in that room and we'll tell you why. >> No. >> Staff tried to reason with her, but Makayla was focused on one thing, getting her senior photos. In her mind, that was clearly a higher priority than obeying school rules and state law. >> She said she want to talk to one of y'all. >> Okay, we'll call her from the office cuz I can't hear her at all. >> How can you not hear her? I can hear her. >> I can't hear her at >> her perfectly. It's on speaker. >> I [clears throat] can't. So, she wants >> So, you don't hear her say, "Hi, sir. How are you?" I hear her perfectly fine. Stop lying. >> Turn up the volume. >> TALK. YOU HEAR HER. HELLO, MA. >> You need to relax. And you need >> She said, "Hello. How are you?" >> You need to get out of my face. Cuz I'm not playing. You need You need to back up. I'm going to give you one other option. And then I'm going to have to be forced to do something because you want to get in my face. >> Do you not hear my mom talking to you or no? >> I will call her from an office phone. >> For what? She's on the phone already. >> That's okay. I will call her from an office phone and I'll let her know what's going on. >> All right, what's going on? Let me know. >> We'll talk to her in there. Like I told you earlier. >> Okay, tell me what's going on. Why am I here? Why is my mom on >> and we'll tell We'll tell you what what's going on. >> No, y'all just want to mess with me every day. Y'all just did this to me. >> No. Don't touch him. >> Every day. This is my mom. >> Oh, she's not going to snatch that, is she? Okay, now you're done. Now you're done. >> Listen. >> Don't do that. >> Bro, get off of me, okay? Get off of me, bro. >> that. >> Okay, DON'T DO THAT. GET OFF OF ME, BRO. >> DON'T DO THAT. >> BRO, GET OFF OF ME. >> GET Get your >> Get your hands off. Get off of me. You get your hands off of me, bro. Yes. Bro, get off of me. Okay, I'm stopping. Stop touching me, bro. >> Stop resisting now. >> Bro. >> Stop resisting now. >> Get off of me. >> No, you're done. You're done. You put your hands on administrator. You are done. >> Bro, Coco, put him down. >> Stop. >> I'm not [ __ ] resisting. Get the [ __ ] off of me, bro. You [ __ ] pushing me and [ __ ] I'm not resisting. I'm sitting on a [ __ ] desk. >> You're making >> Bro, if I was resisting, I WOULD BE BEATING YOUR ass right now. GET THE [ __ ] OFF of me. >> Get off the [ __ ] table now. I'm done >> You just put me on the table, [ __ ] >> I'm done with YOU. >> NO, GET OFF OF ME. >> [snorts] >> BRO, I don't care. Call who you got to call. I was on the phone with my mama. >> Can you send her back to your district? This is my first one. I got one juvenile for >> Bro, do that. >> fighting. >> Do that. >> All right. >> Do that. >> You need to calm down. >> I am calm. >> All right. >> I was calm. >> I'm done >> I was calm. >> Now I'm done. >> Be done. I DON'T CARE. YOU PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. WHAT'S UP? What's up? The [ __ ] You want to put your hands on me? Now you want to press charges, bro. Get off of me. Okay, be done. I don't care. >> Put your hands >> Coco. I don't >> Get your hands behind your back. Okay, hey, don't This is what happened. She >> Right, let it happen. Let me SIT DOWN, BRO. STOP. >> JUST TURN AROUND. >> DAMN. >> HERE, just turn around. >> Can't even breathe. >> Mekhi refused to enter the office and tried forcing officers to listen to her mother's call. When a staff member took her backpack, she became aggressive, shoved him, and challenged the officers. >> What's your issue? Can I come out? >> Give me your hands. >> Can I come out? >> Give me your hands. >> Coco. >> Here you go. >> Off of me, bro. >> Okay, you got your right. There we go. Come on. Take it. Hey, man. >> get off of me, please? Let me breathe. >> You're not following directions. >> I'm listening. Off of me, bro. LET ME BREATHE. DAMN, LET ME BRO. Off of me, COCO. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] BRO. tase me. Get the [ __ ] off of me. Enough. Who the [ __ ] do you think you is? Stop. Get off of me, bro. Cool. Let me breathe. Okay, let me breathe REAL QUICK. GET THE [ __ ] off of me. >> All right. Listen. I'm trying to help you, but you don't want to do it. You put your hands on an administrator, I'm done. And now you're going to be taken into custody. >> Yep. >> So, all you got to do is relax. >> Yep. >> You got too much. >> Yep. >> So, you can either do this or you can do that. I'm not moving. >> All right, I'm calling my mom. >> You're not going to call your mom. >> Why? >> Cuz you're done. >> Okay, I'm going to call my mom. >> Stop. >> Bro, Coco, you're not even stronger than me. >> I'm trying not to hurt you. Okay. >> Get the [ __ ] off of me, bro. You're not stronger than me, [ __ ] Obviously. >> All right. >> You just destroyed all the stuff. Get the [ __ ] off of me. >> You're not following directions. Calm down. >> Come on. >> Come on, let's go. Just sit down. >> Wow. >> Yeah, well. >> Wow. >> Come on. 1 K 52, I have one in custody. Go and take a seat. >> I'm straight. I'm sitting down. >> Take a seat now. I'm not asking you to >> Coco, but >> Enough. Take a seat and stop resisting. >> Ooh, but But >> Hey, yeah, hold up. Hold up. Come on. Hey, just sit down. Just sit. Relax. >> I can't, [ __ ] I just >> [clears throat] >> I don't know. >> What? >> Y'all are shaking here. Okay, let's go to my office, please. And you can either do >> Okay, I can walk. >> Well, let's go. Well, too bad. I'm being I'm escorting I'm escorting you till out. Now, you need to relax. Stop resisting. All right. All right. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. All right, she's double locked. All right, let's go and sit her down. >> Well, you're about to get searched, SO DON'T SHOVE ME. >> ALL RIGHT, TAKE THIS. >> GUESS WHO'S WINNING THE SHOVE? Not you. >> Yep. >> So, chill out. You don't talk yourself into the amount of trouble that you don't even want to be in. >> Yep. All right, so because you have been fighting, you're going to be put in this ground marking station. So, if you want, you can sit the chair up a little bit, make it more comfortable. Go ahead and sit back. All right, well, just sit there then. >> As officers restrained her, Makayla insisted she wasn't resisting, despite clearly struggling. Her taunts about the officers being weak were just as ineffective as you'd expect. >> Hey, how are you? Good. You want to come with me? Unless can I use can I use your office? All right, how you doing? All right, come on in. All right. So, I'm Deputy Cook on the school resource officer Stephanie. And Miss Kennedy can kind of explain a little bit about what happened beforehand if you >> I already did. >> Okay, so you explained to you a little bit about what happened. Um I guess she walked past him. Um he had some discipline that he wanted to address. She wouldn't have it. Um sure she was using profanity, refusing to comply with his order. Um started yelling, and he called me. I heard her heard the yelling. At which point I responded. All right, she went into a classroom that was doing pictures. That was active classroom, too. They were doing their computer work. And she started yelling, refusing his orders and things of that nature. At which point we tried to escort her to the dean's office. Um so, she's going to get charges for all that. Um she is 18 years old, so she does not go to juvenile court. She's going to go to the branch jail. Uh she's going to get battery on a school uh on a excuse me, on a law enforcement officer. She's going to get resisting a law enforcement officer violence. And then she's going to get campus disruption. Okay, so that's two felonies and a misdemeanor. Yeah. All right, I understand. We understand. >> Well, I think that's the first time she got in trouble. I think she pushed him when she was 16. She had a battery on a I don't know if that was the time to do battery >> Makayla's mother could only listen in disappointment as officers informed her that her adult daughter now face two criminal charges. Police viewed the incident as a lesson she would have to learn the hard way. >> All right, so you've been searched. Go ahead and enter. Let me get that real quick. Okay, you all right? Watch yourself. You didn't. You got You caught it. Good job. All right. There you go. Here. Would you like the seat belt on? >> Uh-uh. >> Here well, here it will >> You going to put it on? >> Yeah, let me put it on. Here, go and lean back. Good. >> The failed senior photo session ended with a long list of charges. Battery on a school employee, battery on a law enforcement, resisting with violence, disorderly conduct, and possession of drug. After accepting a plea deal, Mikayla received 1 year of house arrest, 2 years of probation, and 50 hours of community service. Let's see what people have been saying about this girl. If my parents ever saw me carry on like that, the police would be the least of my worries. First of all, she is dressed inappropriately for school. She done slapped her thigh like 85 times. The mosquitoes can't be that bad. A costly lesson in adulthood. Don't turn a minor school violation into criminal charges through stubbornness, ego, [music] and the belief that you're above the law. From a school hallway to a college dorm parking lot, our next case proves that a few foolish choices can bring even the longest drama to a sudden stop. >> I'm sorry for what happened tonight, but we can't have you guys in the fire smoke. Send me an officer. STOP. >> [screaming] >> WELL, SHE ASKED TO GO TO JAIL, SO THE officer simply gave her exactly what she wanted. On September 11th, 2025, an 8-month relationship came to an end after she cheated. Instead of accepting the breakup, she camped out in her ex-boyfriend's car parked in a fire lane, turning a personal drama into a police matter. >> STOP. STOP, GRACE. HE'S JUST TRYING TO HELP. STOP. STOP. STOP. I'm trying TO HELP YOU. >> YOU GOING TO COMMIT A FELONY TONIGHT? YOU GOING TO JAIL? >> GRACE. GRACE. STOP, GRACE. >> I KNOW YOU WILL. STOP. >> WELL, he already did. >> [screaming] >> OKAY. STOP. I'M TRYING TO GET YOU OUT OF MY car so I CAN GO HOME. I GOT TO GO HOME. >> YEAH, I'M 10-4. Um just send me another unit, please. >> When officers arrived and tried to help, Grace sped things up by shouting, "Take me to jail." and trying to attack an officer. That alone was enough to land her in serious trouble, but things were only getting started. >> Park back there. Shut your vehicle off. >> If you just go inside, we can talk about this tomorrow. >> NO, WE'RE NOT TALKING ABOUT IT TOMORROW. WE'RE TALKING ABOUT IT RIGHT NOW. >> WE'VE GOT NOTHING TO TALK ABOUT. I'm trying to go home. I've got things to do. I've got things You got to let me go home and see her. I'm sorry about this, Grace. >> It's not your fault. I'm waiting for another officer. >> want to get her in trouble. >> Well, it's too late for that. >> Really? >> Yeah. You going to calm down, take some deep breaths? >> I don't want her in trouble, sir. I just >> Can you do that? What's your name? >> I'm not going to tell him. You just need to calm, okay? >> not going to tell me your name either? >> Please, stop, Grace. Please, sir, I don't want her to I don't want this to escalate any further. I just want her to >> I'm not escalating it. I want her to cooperate. >> I understand, sir. I'm [clears throat] just I just want her to go back to her dorm. We can talk about this tomorrow. >> No, they know you won't. >> I will. We have before. You're not going to go to jail, Grace. Come over here. >> All right now. >> Right now? >> You can step back here. Well, actually, you're fine here. You're being calm. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Yes, sir. I just I don't want her to get in trouble. Like I care about her life. This is >> She can't come out a police officer and try to hit me. >> I get that, sir. >> Yeah, that's no good. >> I understand. >> committed a felony. >> I get where you're coming from, sir. So, she just tried to attack me. >> Okay. >> to get her to move on. She came at me, tried to hit me. >> Okay. >> Um we need to get her out. She's not cooperating. >> I just I just It's just a little thing. I just want her to just go back to her dorm. And that's it. We We go and talk about our our things tomorrow. I got a busy day tomorrow. >> Yeah, keep your hands out of your pocket, man. >> Sorry. Sorry, sir. I just got my What's her name? Uh I don't know. She just >> You're not going to tell me your name? >> It's Grace. Grace. >> What's her date of birth? >> No, I wish I could give you a fire and remember my birthday though. >> We're just trying to identify you. You can cooperate or you can't. That's up to you. Is that what you want to HAPPEN TONIGHT? >> NO. YES, I DO, LEO. >> IT'S NOT WORTH IT. >> YES, IT IS WORTH IT, LEO. Because this is worth it, Leo. >> Leo. Leo. Just step away from there. You're just aggravating the situation. Do me a favor, have a seat over here. Do you have anything on you I need to be worried about, ma'am? >> Grace, do you have any ID on you? >> [ __ ] knives or anything like that? >> No, sir. >> Okay, let me see. >> my phone, my keys. >> Right now, I need you to calm down, take some deep breaths. >> I'm calm. Just leave me the [ __ ] alone. I'm calm. >> Doesn't sound like you're calm. >> Okay, well, you you look ugly as [ __ ] >> OKAY. >> YOUR UGLY [ __ ] FACE OUT of my [ __ ] face BEFORE I SLAP YOU. YEAH, ALL THESE [ __ ] ARE WATCHING, LAUGHING AT ME. I love them. >> Is this Is this how you wanted it to go? >> Yeah, I do. I do. >> Really? >> Yeah, I do. Yeah, I do. I don't want to be in my [ __ ] dorm with that stupid [ __ ] >> You'd rather go to jail and be charged with a felony? >> Yeah, I do. >> I'm trying to give you some options here. >> Grace traded physical aggression for verbal jabs, insulting officers, threatening more slaps, and putting on a show for the crowd gathered at the dorm windows. It didn't last long. >> Grace, we're working on getting this crowd dispersed, okay? So, they can go back to their dorms, so they're not all staring at you, okay? What's that? Okay. Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> No. >> Or taken any drugs? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm just a little crazy. >> You're just what? >> No, I'm just crazy. >> Okay. Well, you're upset, I know that. Don't reach for anything. Okay? Here's what I need you to do. Just stay in your seat, turn around for me. Put your hands behind your back. Thank you for cooperating. Appreciate it. >> [crying] >> So, right now, you are being detained for battery on a peace officer as well as concealing identity, okay? Do you have any questions about that right now? Yeah, go ahead and step out for me. Come on out BACK HERE, OKAY? I DON'T SEE ANY PEOPLE OUT HERE, GRACE. HONESTLY. Maybe maybe two people. Okay. We're trying to work with you here. All right, so step out for me. >> [laughter] >> WATCH YOUR STEP. GRACE. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> DO YOU NEED A RIDE? YOU GUYS HAVE A RIDE? DO YOU NEED ANYONE TO CALL FOR YOU? >> [screaming] >> YEAH, I DO. >> JUST ONE SECOND. RIGHT HERE. >> TRYING TO SPARE HER THE EMBARRASSMENT, officers moved the crowd away. Grace responded by cursing, arguing, and thrashing around like a circus act during the escort. The audience loved it. Her future probably didn't. The failed attempt to hold onto her ex ended with charges for disorderly conduct, assaulting an officer, and resisting arrest. Let's see what people have been saying about this girl. She instantly validated his decision to dump her. What a mindless child. Whatever happened to just silently crying into your pillow and eating some ice cream after a breakup. Jesus Christ. This guy is thinking, I just made the best decision of my life. When it's over, walk away with your dignity intact. Throwing a tantrum won't win anyone back. It just brings legal consequences. Leaving the dorm parking lot drama behind, let's head to a quiet public library near a college campus where a 22-year-old turned a minor violation into a free trip to jail. >> Stop resisting. Time to leave. All right. All right, you're under arrest at this point, buddy. Put your hands behind your back. That's all right. >> What is it? Sorry. >> Real or not? >> On April 2nd, 2024, library staff near the University of Findlay reported a man sleeping on a table. Despite two warnings, he remained motionless, apparently hoping the problem would solve itself. >> The library told him twice to leave, he won't acknowledge me, won't look at me, won't move. Sir, you're out. Let's go, get out. He won't move. Sir, you're out. >> Okay. >> trespassed. >> Okay. >> We can get him identified as illegal for a week. >> Okay. So. Hello, sir. How are you? Hey, you all right? Hey, police department. Police department, come on. You all right? Police department. Need medical attention? You all right? You just tired? What's your name? All right, come on. We need to get up. They want you out of All right. I need your ID. They're going to trespass from here, so you need to leave. Is he fine before then? >> This is the way I found him. I didn't have warning or anything. I didn't know. >> All right. You need to sit up here. Come on. Come on. >> He was trying to run away. >> Yeah, I know. >> Dude, come on, kids. >> Hey, man. What's going on? >> Come on. What What What do we got going on? Why are we fighting to stay at the library table here? All right, what's your name? >> Matthew. >> You know. >> No. >> You know. >> Just Just sleeping. Did not know. Maybe 20 minutes. I didn't know he was asleep. >> All right. Come on. We need to go here. You can't keep fighting your way here, so Let's get up. Come on. Get up. Get up. All right. Come on. Get up. We're going to get your ID. Stop. Stop. Stop resisting. It's time to leave. All right. All right, you're under arrest at this point, buddy. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your Put your hands behind your back, man. Stop resisting. >> You're making it way harder than it has to be. >> Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting him. You got it. Yeah. Huh? Sleeping in jail tonight. Hey, stop it. Let go of my arm. Dude, get Come on, man. You know what? >> No, get off of me. >> Why are you doing this? Stop. >> Instead of cooperating, he feigned unconsciousness and resisted officers, forcing them to take him to the ground. What they discovered in his pocket moments later shocked everyone. >> What's that? >> What's happening is you're under arrest. >> Yeah, you did. >> They told you to leave, you didn't leave, we came, we told you to get up, you didn't get up, we told you to give us your ID. Actions have consequences. You can't actively resist me if you're asleep. Okay, well, you're awake the hell. I swear. I don't remember doing anything. I can't I was saying I didn't What? I swear. Please. Please. >> Yes, just tell them to let me in the way, sir. >> I don't remember doing anything. >> I'll get you on video for you if you record. >> Dude, I swear can you listen to this cup for a little bit? >> Yeah, once we get to the jail, then. >> I didn't do anything. >> Officers soon discovered an airsoft gun that looked strikingly real. Carrying it into a gun-free library was a great way to create confusion and put everyone on edge. Fortunately, the officers kept their cool. >> Take a few deep breaths, man. Take some deep breaths. >> I can't. I don't know what I did. I swear to you I do not know what I did. >> So, at this point, it's the officers out there asked you um to Security asked you to leave, you didn't answer him. >> I I I was >> we showed up, we what we moved you, tried waking you up. >> I >> Woke you up, asked you to identify yourself, you refused, and then refused to leave. >> I do not I do not remember anything. I swear to you. >> Okay. Well, yeah, there's cameras of everything, so that's kind of what's going on right now. >> the only thing I remember is when my face got hit on the ground, and ever since that I remember after that. I swear. >> All right. So, real quick, man, just because you are in handcuffs and you're on the back sitting in the back of a cruiser, I'm just going to let you know your rights, okay? >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to advise and presence of attorney. If you cannot afford attorney, one may be provided to you without cost or charge to you. Okay. You have the right to have an attorney present during questioning. Do you understand [snorts] those rights? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, those rights in mind, you want want to you want to talk about anything? >> I just don't know where I I don't know what happened. I swear. >> Okay. So, like I explained, security security saw you nodding off. You weren't answering their questions. They asked you to leave. You didn't >> I didn't get any sleep at all. >> They they tried waking you up, telling you to leave. Then we we arrived. We actually shook you. You actually looked at us. >> I'm sorry. I didn't I didn't >> And then you you tried you tensed up and you resisted with the officers. >> All I remember is the hearing stop resisting and then I'm like and I just >> Have you been diagnosed with anything before? >> No, sir. >> Any mental health or anything like that issues that you know of? >> I don't think so. Nothing I know of. >> Okay. So, that's where we're currently sitting at. They tried getting you to stand up and you tensed up and they tell me they took you to the ground. >> Yeah, I don't know what happened until like ever since my face got hit on the ground. I don't remember after that. I swear. >> thing you remember is your face hitting the ground? >> Yeah, like that's when it all came to me cuz I didn't know what was going on and >> Okay. Well, so, there's camera footage of everything. So, that's kind of where where it's sitting at. >> I'm not saying do you like or anything, but if my eyes did open before my face hit the ground, I do not remember. >> Well, your eyes were very open before they actually did all that. >> I did not open them. I did not remember opening my eyes. I just remember smacking my face on the oven. >> Okay. >> But, maybe got a head in pocket, the only reason I had it was because the only reason why I had it was because I was at a friend's house for a little while, staying there. >> Okay. >> And >> Well, you shouldn't be walking around with anything like that. That looks like a legit gun, man. >> I know. I know. I know. >> First of all, in there it shows no weapon no firearms of any kind are allowed in there. There's a sign, big sign says no firearms. >> And >> So, that could that could have gotten you in serious trouble, man. That That can potentially get you shot. >> Yeah, I did not have that on me in any way, shape, or form. >> It was in your pocket, man. I saw them pull it out. >> I know, but it was not in there for a bad way. >> Okay. >> I would have had >> How long you been living out on the streets? >> Just today. >> Just today? Where were you living at before [snorts] this? >> Um down on Blanchard Street. I can't really remember. >> Is that where your parents live or who lives down on Blanchard Street? >> a friend. >> So, the friend kicked you out? >> Yeah, cuz he didn't really have much more room for me and >> Got you. >> I've been looking for a job for the past few weeks and then >> So, no narcotics or anything like that today, no drugs or anything like that. Okay. >> Jade explained that he had been kicked out by a classmate, spent the night wandering around, and came to the library to wait for his girlfriend. He said the airsoft gun was accidentally mixed in. Officers weren't impressed, noting that fake guns often look real enough to trigger a dangerous response. >> Hey, that we can't do that. >> Got what? >> I know this stuff I was going to try and take care of today. >> Like what were you going to try and take care of? >> I was waiting on my girlfriend in the library and I fell asleep. >> Who's your girlfriend? >> It's Kayla. We're in >> Okay. >> And that's >> Your Your girlfriend live here in Findlay? Okay. >> We're together. We don't have a house now. And that's why I was waiting at the library so me and her try and figure something out. >> Okay. I I understand all that, man. >> to god, I don't know. It's true. >> I Okay. So, like I said, I I understand everything you're telling me. We're just unfortunately we're we're we're we're at we're here where we're at. So. So, these officers when they're done, they're going to be walking you, like I said, they're you'll be sitting in jail at least for the night. Judge will review everything. As long as you haven't been in trouble before, then um they release you they may release you tomorrow. >> Oh, really? >> So, if I remember right, um video court is at 2:30. So, you you'd see the judge at 2:30 in the afternoon. And they'd review everything. If they release you, they send paperwork and you're out shortly after that. >> Do you have Do you have my phone so I can use it? >> We have your book bag. If it's in there. >> I had my phone I was on my phone. I was >> I There was no It might have been in there. I didn't look at your stuff, man. It's there. Okay. I didn't look at your through anything. So, it's your phone's in there. >> Can I use it to call her, please? >> Well, I can't let I can't take the handcuffs off right now, man, especially everything that happened. >> I just wanted to let you know that you guys can hold it or anything. I just wanted to call her and talk to her. I just wanted to let her know that I'm okay. >> So, if she has any questions, I'm sure that I'm sure they're going to explain everything to her she comes asking for you. Do you have an Ohio ID yet at all by any chance, man? >> No. >> I saw you were walking around with your birth birth certificate, that's why. >> And that's it. All I have is my birth certificate. I can't I just wanted to call her and let her know what's what's going on. >> They're going to explain that. If she calls us, we'll let her know as well that where you're at. Let her know that you're safe, okay? >> I can't remember what did wrong. But I swear I can't remember anything. >> Well, like I said, the security asked you to leave. You didn't answer them. We showed up. We asked you to leave as well. You didn't answer us. >> It was like It was like I can't >> I'm I'm going to explain it to you. We asked you to leave. You didn't You didn't We asked you to get up. You didn't want to get up. They They asked for your ID. You didn't You didn't answer them at all. >> I don't remember doing any of that. All I remember is my face hitting the ground hard as hell and that woke me up for whatever I Whatever kind of sleep I was in. >> I got you. >> I don't know what it was, but a very deep sleep for some reason. >> All right. Okay. So, these officers are going to walk you over, okay, man? So, just cooperate with them. Be cool with them. Hang on to that. >> Instead of a quiet nap, Jade walked away with charges of trespassing, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. He was set to face a judge by video the next afternoon while avoiding additional charges thanks to the airsoft gun not being real. Uh let's see what people have been saying about this guy. He did one thing right. He was very quiet in the public library. There is something seriously wrong with this guy. I call BS. Having a gun in a public library and trying to play like he's asleep is a major red flag. The lesson is simple. When staff ask you to leave, leave. Faking a nap won't solve the problem. It might just end with handcuffs and a night behind bars. And bringing realistic-looking guns into public is never a smart idea. Our next stop is a busy Florida hotel during spring break where a 22-year-old law student discovers that legal knowledge is no match for an oversized ego. >> But on your own volition you're going to leave in handcuffs. It's called trespass after warning. You can be arrested for that. >> Yes. I'm not pressing charges on you. >> No, there's no charges. Let's go get your stuff. >> Stop interrupting me. >> No. >> KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT. GO GET YOUR [ __ ] and let's go. Walk. >> Listen, I respect you. You're a police officer. >> Walk. If you do not start walking, I will put you in handcuffs. >> On March 22nd, 2026, police were called after hotel security kicked out a law student for harassing staff. Instead of packing up and leaving, Colin chose to argue, insisting that his $300 room payment gave him the right to stay. >> Good evening, officer. >> Hey, how are you? >> I was sitting up right here. >> Go ahead and go on with the story. >> He came into the sole me. I am a paying customer. What What was in my rights? >> Well, welcome to Florida. He doesn't want you here. Grab all your things and you can leave. >> No. This is >> No, no, no. You're You're going to leave, one way or another. It's up to you. >> Or you're going to leave in handcuffs. >> I understand. >> Keep your hands out of your pockets. >> I understand. But this man has to come into the >> Okay, where's your stuff at? >> In my room. I'm a Well, I'm a paying customer. >> Do you have a room here? >> What was in my rights? >> What room? >> I have a room right in the back of the room we're staying at. Two of my friends. This guy ran into the sole me and then he punched me in the face. I have done nothing against the law. >> Okay, well, he doesn't want you on property anymore and as a representative Let me Let me finish. I will not be interrupted again. >> Go ahead. Let them speak. >> Please. >> He is a representative of the property. His say is the final say. If he doesn't want you here anymore, you have to grab your things and you have to leave. You're either Did it You're either going to leave but on your own volition or you're going to leave in handcuffs. It's called trespass after warning, you can be arrested for that. >> Yes. I'm not pressing charges on you. >> No, there's no charges. Let's go get your stuff. >> Let's go. >> You guys can >> Let's go. No, let's go. >> Colin, let's go. >> Grab your things and let's go. >> All right. All right. Everybody be quiet. Quiet and quiet. I'm going to tell you how this is going to go. You understand me? You're going to go get your [ __ ] and you're going to leave. All right? I don't want to hear You're not a lawyer. No, you're not going to tell me how to do my job. That's what you're not going to do. Do you understand me? Stop interrupting me. NOT KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT. GO GET YOUR [ __ ] AND LET'S GO. WALK. WALK. WALK. If you do not start walking, I will put you in handcuffs. Walk. >> You can't do that. Yo, yo, okay, okay. >> I'll show you what the [ __ ] I can do. Do you understand me? Give me your hand. Keep your [ __ ] thing and you will get tased. Do you understand me? >> This guy has tried to assault me. I'm an paying customer. I am welcome here. >> [ __ ] hard, bro. >> I am not a threat. >> Simple instructions. >> 871 in custody. I got it. I got it. I got it. I got him. Confirm 411055. >> Can you give me the name on the ID? I can't find his reservation. >> Yeah, just give me a second, buddy. >> Collin decided his law school education qualified him to lecture the police. After ignoring a clear final warning, he was promptly handcuffed and introduced to the realities of a trespassing arrest. >> We gave you multiple chances, okay? We even No, yes, we did. >> You don't [ __ ] listen. That's your problem. >> It's on my side. >> That's the And that's the problem. You college kids come down here think you could do whatever the [ __ ] you want. >> but the guy tried to assault me. Well, is that not a Is that not something that's illegal? Officer. >> It's 20 minutes. No idea in here. >> So, you have no idea in here? >> Yes, I told you that. Officer >> where is your ID, then? >> I respect you guys. I love the >> Hey. >> police officers. >> Shut your mouth and open your ears for 2 seconds. Where is your ID? >> It's in there. It's in there. >> It's in where? >> In in my hotel. >> In your hotel room? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Where are you visiting from? >> I'm from Florida. >> So, you have a Florida ID? >> Yes. >> Okay. Your name is Colin? >> Colin. >> Okay, perfect. All right. I'll find him. >> Okay. >> Guys I can't make a police report on that guy? >> Nope. >> Guys I understand. >> No, you don't you don't understand. >> Well, he's going to be lying. Colin. Take a seat. Can you see if you can get his ID from his buddy? And see if they want anyone else. >> Oh, that's right. Nope. Sorry about that. >> No, it's not. >> It happens here all the time. >> Yeah, his name is Colin. I mean, I'm I'd like to get his ID, but Colin. >> Okay. I'll be able to find him regardless. >> to be in a room with other people. >> He's a college kid. I'm pretty sure. >> Colin Fighter, there he is. >> Oh, okay. >> He is the primary guest on this room on this room. And sadly that means yeah, we don't evict single people. We're evicting the entire room. So yeah. >> So he just got all of his friends kicked out, too. Get out of the room. >> Yeah, room 317. >> 317? >> 317. >> Got you. Give me your room number. >> Oh yeah, give me 1 second. Let me um Does it say how many people are staying there? >> Uh four. >> Four? >> Four. Four adults in the room. It says four adults on there. Guest list. >> Okay. >> So the three other guys are in the two other rooms. >> All right, [clears throat] give me 1 second. >> All right. >> After harassing hotel staff, Colin was removed from the property and reported to police. While riding in the patrol car, he kept reminding everyone that he was a law student. Unfortunately, [music] since the room was under his name, his friends were evicted as well. >> I'm a law student. So yeah, I got to perform you. >> Hi guys. >> We don't evict single people. We don't evict just one person. We evict the entire room. So the entire room has to be packed out and leave the property. >> Yeah, I'm sorry, but >> Okay, you're packing out? All right. Yeah, yeah. >> Yeah, I don't know what you're doing here. >> I Sorry you got you in trouble, man. >> I'm a law student. >> Yeah. >> We are law students. >> Um Sea Shell Motel is coming. >> No, he's with his friends. >> Oh, you're Oh, you're >> So like what about him? Like what do we do? >> Oh, he's going to jail. >> Okay. >> Yeah, so You can bail him out if you want. It's just >> Pack your bags and leave the property. I can't do that. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. I guess they're taking him for trespassing. It's not a big bail. It's just a misdemeanor crime. >> Yeah. >> So, if you want to bail him out, um but it's going to take a a few hours before he gets processed and all that stuff. So. >> That's all right. >> All right. All right. So, how long do you think you need? >> We'll be quick. >> Okay. >> I packed up most of our stuff. >> All right. >> All right. We're getting through all of our stuff. >> All right. Cool. >> We'll be quick and then just head on out. >> All right. Sounds good. >> Thank you, gentlemen. Sorry about the >> Yeah. All right. >> Can I know what crime you guys are booking me for? >> Trespass after warning. >> Mhm. The The guy didn't give me a warning. He threatened assault on me and on personal property. He told me he was going to punch me in the face. Um after that, I was completely non-violent. Can I please understand that? And I understand. I'm not trying to be non-compliant. I'm trying to be completely compliant with you. I understand your frustration. I understand the circumstances, but the man threatened to punch me in the face. And I booked a hotel room there. How exactly did I commit a crime? >> We told you you had to leave the property. You refused to do so. We gave you ample >> I mean, I told you guys my situation. I didn't try to like resist. >> matter. If they want you to leave, you have to leave. >> It sounds like Colin learned just enough law to be dangerous to himself. Had he studied a little harder, he might have remembered how criminal trespass actually works. >> I'm going to explain how this is going to go. All right. Since you want Since you're a lawyer or studying to be a lawyer, I'm going to I'm going to get you out out car. I'm going to switch these handcuffs, all right? >> Mhm. You get squirrely, I'm going to take you down to the ground. >> I will not resist. >> All right. Lean up against here. I just like for me, dude, I I don't understand. All you had to do was just leave and this whole situation could have been avoided. >> I was told you guys are being violent. >> I understand that, but you know what? >> I wasn't being bad with you guys at all. >> I know, but in the state of Florida >> [ __ ] yeah, I understand. You guys are being >> See, but that's the problem is that you don't let That's why you're in this situation cuz you didn't let us talk. All right. In the state of Florida, they have the right to evict you. >> Yes, yes, sir. >> Once they evict you, that's it. >> I understand. >> All right, just go ahead and take a seat, man. >> Take a seat, sir? >> Yeah, just take a seat and sit and wait for it. >> Did Did I start to become bad again? >> You You didn't listen. It's not about being combative. I mean, it's it's simple instructions. Watch your feet. >> The law student's spring break wrapped up with a misdemeanor trespassing charge and a court appearance. At least he'll finally get some practical experience with the justice system. Let's see what the internet had to say about this future lawyer's brilliant legal strategy. He's going to be disappointed when he finds out the bar is an exam and not a hookup joint. I've got a feeling that security guard won't be the last person to threaten to punch that jerk in the face. Wow, this just happened last week. What a fast turnaround. Next up. >> You're arresting me for what? Cuz I have a real ID? >> Because you're being an [ __ ] >> No, no, no, no, no. That's not how it works, sir. >> What's that? >> So, that's not how it works. You're arresting me >> a lawyer? >> On April 11th, 2026, a 22-year-old woman was suspected of using a fake ID at a bar. Police arrived to sort things out, but she quickly turned a simple verification into her own arrest. Here's what happened next. >> 85 11015 Uh >> 13 feet 3 inches >> 85 is 100 feet. It's 15 miles. >> Go take a seat. >> Is she 10 15 over there? >> I mean it's up to you. >> I know it's up. >> Lainey Lainey >> What? >> I'm in the back of a cop car. Find my debit card. >> Go where? >> I don't know what I'm across from. I don't know. They tried to tell me that my ID was fake. I came back and I said my ID is real. I said you walk away. He came behind me and pulled pulled handcuffs on me. >> Are you in the front? >> I don't know where I am. I'm like to the right of where we came out. Find my debit card. >> Can you text me? >> No, dude. I don't know. I have handcuffs on. >> Where am I supposed to go? >> Go to the right of where the bar we came out. Find my debit card. >> Go where? >> To the right. Find my debit card. >> Go wait. Go where? >> Dude, I don't know where I am. >> Are you done with the attitude? >> Dude, yeah. Can you just let me have my things? >> Okay. So, listen. This isn't New York. >> Okay. >> This is Flo- I'm talking. I'm I'm speaking. >> I just heard Can you let me out? >> Listen. So, you're going to continue with this attitude and entitlement [ __ ] >> mad? >> Okay. You know, I was going to try to be a nice guy and talk to you. No, you're not at all because you're you're still giving attitude. >> not being attitude. Hello, I've never had a boyfriend in my life. >> I can tell. I can see why. >> Yes, I understand. You're arresting me for what? Cuz I have a real ID? >> Because you're being an [ __ ] >> No, no, no, no, no. That's not how it works. Sir. >> What's that? >> So, that's not how it works. You arrest me >> Do you have a lawyer? How does it work then? Explain it to me cuz you cuz you clearly know it. >> What are the >> Disorderly conduct. >> Because what? Cuz I have a real ID? >> Duval Street making obscene gestures, screaming profanities. You didn't do that? >> I'll get the camera recording if that's what you want. >> You have it? Okay, so we'll laugh at you. >> Okay, you're going to go. You're going to go to jail. You're going to go to jail. >> Once officers verified the ID was legitimate, the situation should have ended. Instead, her disruptive behavior landed her in handcuffs, where she continued lecturing, complaining, and blaming everyone but herself. >> You can stand right here and you can be 25 ft But don't you be 25 ft >> But I'm going to talk to you. I'm with her. >> Okay, well, let's go talk. Come here. >> Okay, thanks. I'm with her. I don't want to be alone. So, I'm just curious, what's the issue? >> Disorderly conduct. >> What was that? >> Disorderly conduct. >> Because what? >> So, when you're inside of Florida, you can break the peace. If somebody offended by by your behavior, you can be arrested for disorderly conduct. That's what happened. >> We were inside of Chili's doing nothing. >> No, no, she was outside. I never saw >> She was inside of Chili's. So, I was told. >> No, she was outside. >> She's outside. >> Yeah, and acting disorderly. >> What was she doing outside? >> You can ask officer over there. He's arresting officer. Yeah, she was yelling, screaming, and all that stuff. >> Yelling? Okay. I know I can't be here. >> Yeah. >> at who? >> I don't know. I don't know. Different people. >> Different people? >> Yeah, she's like she's intoxicated and she cannot control herself. >> Okay. >> I get it. All right. So, I'll explain to you now. >> Dad! Dad, I'm in the back of a cop car handcuffed. >> Jesus Christ, why? >> They tried to tell me that my ID was fake and then he he handcuffed me cuz I'm attitude and they're searching my purse and they're questioning Laney. >> Where are you? >> In the middle of the ball street. He tried to tell me that my ID was fake and they read it and they said it's real and I'm just sitting here handcuffed and they're yelling at Laney. He's screaming at me telling me I have an attitude. I'm getting arrested cuz I have an attitude. I don't know where I even am. Track my phone before they take it. >> All right. Bye. >> What is this kind of fake ass cop [ __ ] is this? I don't know who's listening to this. I may have had a couple drinks, but I have a [ __ ] bachelor's and I know more than these [ __ ] that you [ __ ] hire as fake ass cops. >> Her friend's defense went nowhere while she doubled down by calling daddy for backup, spinning her own version of the incident and accusing the officers of being imposters. >> I've never been in handcuffs before. This is kind of kinky. >> All right. >> Isn't my ID real? >> That's not why you're going to jail. >> Oh, okay. You must think I'm pretty. You know, I was just dancing having a good night before you tried to tell me my ID was fake. didn't >> to tell you your ID was >> It's real. >> Okay. >> I'm 22 years old, about to be 23. >> All right. >> And I'm getting harassed at my ID is fake. It's not fake at all. >> I never said your ID was fake. >> So, I'm just not understanding cuz that's what your friend was saying. >> My friend or the bouncer? >> No, the friend. I got in, no problem. I have a wristband, actually a stamp, whatever it's called. >> Okay, so was it my friend or the bouncer who said the ID was fake? >> Whoever took me, and then you said I have an attitude, that's why I'm being locked in the car. It's on your body cam footage. Who are you texting while driving? >> My friends. >> Oh, really? I'll be sure to note that. >> Hm? >> I'll be sure to note that. What was your name? >> It'll be on your arrest form, don't worry. >> I'm Taylor, by the way. I think we should be on a first-name basis. You don't think? I'm being that you're on your phone and all. >> [music] >> I thought like you could be pulled over for stuff while being on your phone while driving. >> Okay. >> While being on your phone while driving. I thought we were like friends now. What? >> you that impression? >> I thought we were on a first- What's your first name? >> It'll be on your arrest form, don't worry. >> [music] >> Hey! Yep, that's me. Arrested for absolutely no reason cuz my ID is real. >> Nope, [music] that's not why you're going to jail. >> Why am I going to jail? >> For disorderly conduct. >> Define disorderly conduct. >> read you the Florida state statute? [music] >> I would love to. >> All right. >> Believing the ID issue cleared her of everything, she kept lecturing officers about the law. They quickly corrected her. The arrest had nothing to do with the ID and everything to do with her conduct. >> What do you mean? I They let you do whatever you want. I didn't do anything. I'm a kid. >> You're a kid or you're 22? >> I'm 22. >> All right, so you're not a kid. >> I'm a full grown adult, but that's considered a kid. I didn't do anything. I'm not I've never been pulled over. I've never been arrested. I've never been in trouble. Like I'm not a [ __ ] criminal. Dude. What? >> You know me and you are the same age and I don't act like a child. >> We're the same age? I but you're mad that I called you whatever I called you and you're arresting me. So we're the same age, but you're not chill. So clearly you have some sort of daddy issues or mommy issues or whatever you got. Maybe you don't have a girlfriend or someone to love on the side like I don't really know what your issue is, but like dude, I did nothing. You could have You could have been like, "Okay, cool. Have a good night. Your ID's real." And now I'm sitting in handcuffs for the first time in my life trying to go to nursing school, be something. And you're >> You're right now giving me a >> Because what? Because what? What I do to you? >> I already explained it. It's not what you did to me, it's what you did to the people around you. >> WHAT I DO? >> YOU ACTED IN A DISORDERLY MANNER IN A >> If you If you pulled up any type of camera footage, I was nothing tonight with the people around me the entire night. I was at Rick's the entire [ __ ] night. I'm not even drunk. I'm sitting here chilling in the back of a cop car because what? What am I going to do now? Do you have a girlfriend? I'm just curious though. I'm Babe, babe, I'm not interested. I'm asking a like a open-ended question. Oh, well, you should have arrested someone who's less talkative. Wait, so were you born in 2003? >> Uh 2002. >> Okay, I was born in 2003. >> I saw that. >> Yeah, July. I'm a Leo. What are you? I thought we're having a conversation. Oh, my nose looks kind of big. I have a psychology four-year degree. Do you have a degree? Do you have a degree? I'm in nursing school, yeah. In case you crash this car right now, I would help you. I would honestly help you regardless of the night you've turned this into for my family and I, I would help you. Honestly, I'll tell my kids about this one day, officer. Officer, I'm going to call you Kevin. You kind of look like a Kevin. Hold on, Kevin, I can't really hear you. It's a little bumpy. >> I've never been in trouble. >> Years ago when I was like 15. Uh yeah, man. It's been a sponge bath. Tell the cammies to sponge, babes. You thought you did one. I got you. Listen, I'll tell the truth. You got my purse? You got my lip gloss? My lips are a little chapped. Are there going to be like like scary people here? Oh, man, I wish I could tell you what I'm being arrested for. >> This 22-year-old desperately tried to play the innocent victim, flashing her psychology degree and tossing out movie-style threats at the officers. For someone her age, she sounded less like an adult and more like a teenager throwing a holiday tantrum. Her night out concluded with an unexpected destination, the county jail, courtesy of a disorderly conduct charge. In our final case, a college student decides to test a timeless theory. Maybe the police can't arrest you if they can't find you. Officers were called about a man lurking in the bushes on a university campus. Instead of answering a few simple questions, he activated selective hearing and power walked away from the police. >> Sir, we have to talk to you. >> Just hold on just a second for me. Officer. >> Are you clear? >> He's not stopping for me. Sir, just hold on just a second. >> With the black hat, black hat, black hat, black hat. >> Don't go inside of there. Sir. Sir. STOP. HEY, STOP. HOLD ON. HOLD ON. HOLD ON. Hold on just a second. Just hold on. Get out of my way. Wait. We're in the UCE in front of the men's bathroom on the So, hold on a second. Do you have an ID? You got an ID on you? Let me see it. No, sir. You come on back. Sir. >> Stop touching me. >> Just let me see your ID real quick. >> do anything wrong. I'm going home. >> Listen. Sir, we got a call about you, okay? >> Call for what? >> That's what we're trying to figure out. He said that you're >> know. I'm going home. >> Sir, I just need an ID real quick. That's all. >> For what? >> Just so I can identify you. He said you're on a student, right? >> I'm not a student. I'm I'm just passing by. I'm going home. >> I understand. Can you please give me your ID real quick? >> to do anything. What's up? >> Sir, I just need your ID real quick. What's up? Step back that way for me a little bit so the student can come by. What's up? Will you step back for me? >> Can you get off me? >> Will you step back for >> Pinned down near the men's restroom, he was told he matched the suspect's description perfectly. He insisted it was all a misunderstanding, but the officers remained unconvinced. >> I'm passing through. >> Look, I'm trying to explain to you what's going on. >> got nothing to explain to me. >> Then I need your ID. >> For what? >> Because >> You didn't even tell me what the call was about. >> That's what I was trying to do, sir. >> For what? >> You wouldn't let us. You kept walking away. >> I'm going home. I'm in a rush. >> We had a call for someone matching your description jumping hiding in the bushes on campus. >> What do I need to hide in the bushes for? >> That's what we're trying >> That's what we're trying to figure out. So, if you >> You don't even know what he had on. >> Yeah, we do. >> What did he have on? >> A Black Lives Matters face. >> Was it long? >> Yeah, black pants, black shirt, black book bag, black hat. >> It ain't me. >> Well, give us your ID and you'll be on your way then. >> I ain't got no ID on me. >> If you You're in a rush to get home, right? >> I ain't got no ID on me. >> And you didn't know that. >> I'm going to go on the bus. >> Okay, that's fine. I just need your ID. >> getting nothing from me. What I say? >> Sir. >> I'm not your sir. >> Just bring it down just a notch, please. >> Get on my way. >> I just need an ID from you. >> You're not getting nothing from me. >> Okay, then can you give me your name? >> No. >> You're not going to give me your name? >> For what? >> So, I can identify you, so I can say who you are. >> You don't need to identify me. I ain't no criminal. >> Okay, well, then just tell me who you are. >> No. >> I just need you to work with me, so I can let you go on your way. >> because I don't know you. Like you said, you don't know me. >> All right, I'm Sergeant Cruz, okay? >> All right. >> Police fire. >> Okay. >> Okay. We got a call, someone matching your description. >> Well, they lied. I just said they lied. It's not me. >> Okay. They matched your description. >> It's not me. >> Well, then just let me know your name. >> [snorts] >> You're not going to help me out, so that we can let you go? >> I didn't do anything wrong. I'm passing through. >> I've already explained to you what's going >> The call is wrong. They lied. >> Right. So, help me. >> What do you need my ID for? >> So, I can identify you. You said you're not a student. So, we need to know who you are. Somebody was concerned enough to call. So, we just have to tell them, "Hey, he lives right down the road. No big deal." That's what this boils down to. I just need to know who you are, so I can let you go. >> Officer, I ain't do anything wrong. I was just passing through the school. I can't do that? >> You can, but we got a call saying that you were ducking through bushes, looked like you're hiding from people, and that kind of >> Ooh, Who said that? What do I need to >> They called our dispatch. >> Well, they lied. I just said they lied. It wasn't me. >> Well, let me identify you. Come on, sir. Get Don't you say let him go by. >> me. Come on. >> The foolish decisions he made next would become a lesson he'd never forget. >> Thank you, sir. >> No problem. >> You're hurting me. Can you get off me? >> No. Go and put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind >> I ain't doing nothing. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hey, quit. You quit. You owe me >> Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> Because you're under arrest. >> For what? >> Obstruction. >> I ain't doing nothing. >> Oh, yeah? You didn't obstruct anything? Put your hands behind your back. >> Officer, picture around, man. >> Turn around now. >> I ain't doing nothing, man. >> Yeah, stay still right there. >> I ain't doing nothing, man. >> Obstruction, like I told you. You got him now. Just got that off. >> Quit. >> Quit. >> Officer, I didn't do anything wrong. I was just passing through. >> Well, you just relax. You have a dog in there. >> I'm fine. >> Okay. All right. >> Cut my backpack and y'all replacing it. You broke my chain. >> 29 check all the numbers. >> You're hurting me. Are you gay? >> You already trying to warn me >> I'm not >> I'm not letting you get away with >> 338 >> Man, just stand up straight. Be still. Will you check that thoroughly or I will. I'll get it. >> Yeah, I'm going to hold on a second. >> Let's uh >> First, go ahead and sign that ticket. >> 24 >> Yep. >> What am I GOING TO >> LOUIS SIDE FOR? >> COME ON, let's go. >> Go. Go. >> Let's go this way. This is going to All right. >> Get off of me, man. >> 10-12. >> I'm going to jail if I quit. >> I I already told you obstruction. >> Call the [ __ ] Get off of me, man. >> Obstruction. >> Let me go. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Wait now. >> Wait. Stop it. Be still. Hey, that's enough. That's enough. >> Let me go, man. >> No, we can't. We're taking >> I ain't doing nothing wrong. >> Put him in the truck. >> Put him in the truck. >> Go. >> Why are you putting me in the truck? >> Get in the truck. Get in. Get in. >> Why are you putting me in the truck? >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> For what? For what? >> After failing to convince the officers, the man tried to flee. That decision ended with him pinned on the ground and refusing to get into the patrol vehicle. In reality, if he hadn't been lurking around campus and drawing attention to himself, none of this would have happened. What could have been a simple encounter ended with a man being charged with obstruction of a law enforcement officer. What do you think about this man? Comment below and don't forget to like and subscribe for more.