I ain't going to say nothing on that camera. So, I'm going to take that off. Take that off. >> Okay, then you got to Let me get your ID. >> You ain't going to get [ __ ] Spin around, boy. Spin around. >> Let me help you out. >> Yeah, you can start by sucking my >> Bro, what you laughing for? >> I'm writing your [ __ ] Take it off. >> Today we'll meet some entitled teens whose confidence was much bigger than their common sense, and the cops were there to set the record straight. Let's begin with this future genius who looked at a parking lot, saw a fighting arena, and somehow decided a police officer was the perfect opponent. >> Like I won't. >> Like you won't Like you won't what? >> I ain't going to say nothing on that camera. So, I'm going to take Take that off. Take that off. >> Okay, then you got to Let me get your ID. >> You ain't going to get [ __ ] Take that off and you'll see. >> Bro, what you laughing for? I'm writing your [ __ ] >> Take it off. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not going >> Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. >> What a brilliant way to test the limits of the law, and as it turns out, the hardness of the pavement and the vehicle behind him, too. On May 4th, 2022, [music] police responded to complaints of disorderly conduct and loud noise at an apartment complex parking lot. That's when they met a 20-year-old who appeared convinced he had more to teach the police than the other way around. Here's what happened next. >> What's up, man? >> What's up? >> What's up? >> What's up? >> What What car are you in? >> I ain't in any of these cars. >> Let's go. Then you got to get out. Let's go. >> No, I don't got to go nowhere. I live here. I don't got Yeah, I live here. You don't got What you walking up on me like that for? What's up? >> What's your address? >> Take Take that vest off. >> Come on. Take that vest off for me. >> Come on. Take that vest off. You know Come on. Take that [ __ ] off. Let's get it. Let's get it, bro. What's up? What's up? Take that [ __ ] off. >> Take that [ __ ] off. Like you're not a >> Take that [ __ ] off. Come on. Now take that [ __ ] off. Let's get it. >> Where do you live? >> You're pointing here like he's going to do something. He ain't going to do [ __ ] >> Where do you live, man? >> I live right here. Ain't nothing about it. >> address? >> Do something about it. How about that? Take your [ __ ] off and do something about it. You Like I won't >> Like you won't Like you won't what? >> I ain't going to say nothing on that camera. So take that off. Take it off. >> Okay, let me see your ID. >> Yeah. >> Let me get your ID. >> You ain't going to get [ __ ] >> Okay. >> He kept stepping toward the officers demanding they take off their protective gear so they could fight like men while insisting he wasn't afraid of the cameras. The confidence was impressive. The judgment not so much. >> Stop resisting. Roll over on your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm a minor. So why did you get in my face? Were you going to hit me? >> No, I'm sorry. >> Huh? >> I'm sorry. >> So why did you get in my face then? I told you to stop balling up your fists, right? >> I did >> Okay, so why did you get in my face? All right, stand up. >> I'm sorry, mister. >> Hey! What you doing there, hey? Back up. HEY, BACK UP. >> BACK UP. BACK UP. >> WHAT YOU DOING THERE, HEY? BACK UP. >> BACK UP RIGHT NOW. >> WHAT YOU DOING THERE, BRO? >> Back up. It's no big deal. It's no big deal. Roll over on your side. Stand up. >> What you doing there, bro? Hey, that man >> Get back right now. >> Back up. >> GET BACK UP. >> I got him right here. >> What's wrong with y'all, bro? >> It's no big deal. >> WHAT'S WRONG WITH Y'ALL? >> NO, IT'S NOT. BACK UP. >> HEY, back up. >> Back up now. >> Hey, WHERE YOU GOING, HEY? NO, HEY, BRO. >> IT'S ALL GOOD. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> HEY! >> NO, it's no big deal. Hey, no big deal. >> It's no big deal. >> Sit down. >> Joey! >> It's no big deal. >> Joey! Joey! >> It's no big deal. >> HEY, JOEY, BRO. >> I DIDN'T do nothing. >> Hey, bro. >> I'm a guy helping. >> Joey! >> No. >> It ain't nothing. Hey, YOU LET THE MAN GO TO JAIL. >> IT'S NOT FIGHTING THAT COUNTRY. Work on him. >> I didn't do nothing, bro. >> Dude, you were about to hit me, dude. >> I was not about to do >> So why did you ball your fists and get in my face? >> Because, dude, you're running up on me. >> Yeah, okay. Okay. >> Get your [ __ ] little [ __ ] >> I'm going to handle this going on him and his girl? >> Step up. Step up. >> Hey, you're not a cheese, bro. >> I'm sorry. I was just hyped up, dude. >> I respect >> We're 10-4 now. We just got a lot of subjects here. We got 10-15. >> Watch what he's going to do right now. Watch what he's going to do right now. >> If you get in my face, I'm going to beat you up. >> I'm standing as close as I can and he's and you have a problem with him, huh? >> Yeah, that's 3 ft of space. >> He's over there right now. >> He's a bro. Hey, bro. You >> It's not a big deal, bro. It's not a big deal. That's It's not a big deal, bro. >> Chill. >> Who's that in Riley? That's the brother of this 10-15. Let's make sure he stays away. >> As soon as he put his fists up, officers wasted no time bringing him to the ground. The self-proclaimed tough guy instantly transformed into one of the most respectful citizens you'll ever meet. >> Okay, I have Listen, it's not personal, man. I'm I'm doing my job. I I appreciate you being sorry, but That's why I said I apologize. >> Yeah, I apologize. I was acting >> You can tell me that. >> I got I got Drawn and done. What crazy is my wrist actually. >> No problem. Stand by real quick. Do you have anything else in your pockets? Anywhere on your body? >> I'm checking anyways. I'm sorry and I apologize. >> You're good. >> Well, I respect you as a man for, you know, saying you're sorry, but >> I'm a man to man. I'm sorry. >> Yeah, dude, we got to Have a seat for me. >> Right here? >> No, over here. Over here. >> Yeah, that that's all right. >> I'm right here. >> We'll we'll call or do whatever needs to be done. >> Okay. >> All right, so I'm going to I'm going to explain to you what's going on over here. We don't need this other one, do we? >> No. No. >> So, keep him over there? >> Yeah, just keep him away. He was too psychotic to be joining him. >> Sorry about that. >> No, no, you're good, man. Is this your house number or your cell phone? >> That's number. >> Okay. So, here's your stuff back. Like I explained to you, unfortunately right now he's going to be arrested for what he just did. All right, they're going to >> What What's the charge? Out of curiosity. >> I'm going to talk to the other officer exactly and find out what what his exact charges are, but regardless he's going to be taken down. Do you know where the juvenile assessment center is? >> On 45th Street, just past >> Yeah, you know where the railroad tracks are? You see the sign for it? That's for the juvenile assessment center. All What's going to happen is he's going to get taken down there. They're going to process him and then uh >> Why is he juvenile? >> How old is he? >> 20. >> He's 20 years old? All right, someone over there said he was 16. If he's 20 then he's going down to county jail. >> It's fine. >> All right. So, regardless you can call down in a few hours, they'll figure out how you can get him home, all right? >> Yeah. >> So. All right. >> It is what it is, right? >> Are you good with keeping him calm? He's not going to get anxious or >> I got him. Can I say one thing to my son before he leaves so he doesn't freak out? >> I'll let him know. >> Just tap the window. I don't have to >> Well, I'll let the other officer know cuz your our supervisor is going to want to talk to him. Then before they leave I'll let you know. >> a second. >> No, no, before they leave I'll know you want to talk to him, all right? I just want to make sure you're good with the other officer, okay? >> I hear you. If I could just speak to him for a second before he goes, if you let me >> We'll We'll try to figure that out here in a minute. >> I'd do it now. It takes like 3 seconds. >> I I'm not the one in charge over there. I don't know what's going on. I If he's If he did something for us to have supervisors out here, it's probably something that he needs to sit there and think about what he did for a minute, okay? >> All right, so they don't want to cooperate or anything. >> They said they saw us then they were like, "No, we ain't got nothing to say." So, all right, then if you have nothing to say then get out of here. >> 1 2 3 4 >> Yeah, that's a practical thing. Multiple uncooperative witnesses. >> All right, well, I'm sorry it had to turn out this way. It is what it is. If you were a police officer you probably understand why I had to do what I had to >> I was raised around police officers, you know. >> So, sir, do you have your license with you? >> Yeah, I already gave it >> Oh, you got his booking? Thank you. All righty. You want to talk to him real quick? Okay, I'm going to end up taking him to the hospital and then he's going to take the right, okay? >> No, I'm not I'm not getting out. >> I just want Can I Can I stand up and at least say goodbye? >> No, no, no, you can't get out of the car, man. You got to stay here. >> Am I being arrested or what? >> Yeah, you're you're arrested right now. >> For what? >> For assault on a law enforcement officer. >> That's not assault. I never touched you. >> Okay, well, you were about to. That's why it's assault. >> I wasn't about to. >> Honey, honey, thank you. I'm not going to argue with you, man. >> Listen, it can go to court and then they can throw it out. That's what I Well, obviously, this guy kicked me in his ribs. >> No, he's he's actually halfway No, I know he's he is definitely not Dude, I gave you more than I gave you so much respect and you know it, man. I gave you respect so much. >> Like I had like 2 seconds. I Honestly, you seen how many >> When you get older, honey, listen, man. How many times did I try to tell you, "Hey, relax, dude. Stop balling up your fists." >> Like maybe once. And I'm sure it's on your body >> It's on my body cam. That's the That's the great thing about having a body cam. It's all on body cam. >> I know that. That's what I'm saying. >> It's okay, man. I'm not here to argue with you. I'm just here to see if you can talk to your dad >> I know he's not one of those. I can tell with that. I feel the vibe. I know he's not one of those. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm trying to explain to you, like But he'll he'll put his feet just like cuz one of my hands is >> I I am I'm going to do all of that before we leave here. >> Can Can Can I have my brother come and stuff say goodbye to him? >> no, we can't have everybody come say goodbye to you. >> So, it's just one person? >> Yeah, just your doesn't even have to be your dad. I'm just doing your dad a favor. >> Tell me mom's number so I can remember it. >> Oh, god. All right. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. >> All right, tight man. Watch your leg. >> While his father tried to say goodbye, this dude suddenly found his manners, repeatedly apologizing from the back of the patrol car. The transformation from tough guy to model citizen was nothing short of impressive. >> What happened, man? What Why are the officers tonight? >> Well, I I was just upset. Like there's a lot going on. Obviously, I wasn't going to touch him. You know, I had so much fun touching him I would have before one of you know. >> Okay. >> It's just I feel like I would have been stupid. >> Well, what We came here for a noise complaint and then it went south really quick. >> We were just around and like I don't know. I just got upset and then I >> You been drinking and stuff or >> Huh? >> You been drinking a little bit? >> No. >> Sure? >> Yeah, 100%. You can test me whatever you want. I haven't had a single drink out of that night. Okay. >> All right, very good. A bunch of people are saying that like you got in the officer's face and stuff and told him to take his piss off. >> we were close, yeah. Like I was talking [ __ ] I'll admit, but that's just talking [ __ ] you know? If I I had so much time to touch him, I would have you can touch my testicles. You know, I was just talking [ __ ] I'm stupid. >> What were you saying to him? >> Like I don't I don't even remember how it happened. So, I was just talking [ __ ] Like I was just frustrated that >> Okay. >> Like cuz every time cops come over here, they're just like complete [ __ ] So, I was just frustrated. Like I was staying out with my friends and stuff. >> Yeah, as soon as this is done, we're I'm going to need to take it off. Closer than you and I are right now? Okay. >> In like about 2 ft. >> Just hooting and hollering and yelling and screaming? >> Yeah, just talking [ __ ] man. >> He was ultimately arrested and charged with assaulting a law enforcement officer. Let's take a look at what people had to say about this wannabe tough guy. Cop did more for him in 2 minutes than his dad did his whole life. That was the fastest attitude change I've ever seen. Brother acting like he was about to go away for 20 to life. A painful reminder that it only takes one bad decision to go from talking tough online to riding in the back of a police car. If you thought that 20-year-old was the peak of poor decision-making, get ready to meet a 19-year-old woman who's about to prove that. >> When did you get here? >> I don't know. Do you know? >> Gabby, stop. >> It's fine, she's allowed to record. >> Gabby. >> We are >> Roll your window down. >> We want to break your window. >> Trouble doesn't care about gender, only how reckless you are. >> What the heck is going on? What the heck is wrong with YOU? I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> On July 14th, 2025, police were called to a neighborhood after reports of a drunk 19-year-old woman causing a disturbance and pounding on residents' doors. After a night of partying, she seemed determined to make sure nobody else got to enjoy a peaceful morning, either. Here's what happened next. >> I don't know. I'm I'm sleeping I I have a baby in the house and I hear it knocking on the door, knocking on the door, knocking on the door. I guess the girl wants to get in touch with my friend who's sleeping. Um, I've been around here like a maniac. She almost ran over my foot or something. I asked her if she wanted water to calm down. She's banging on the doors. Everybody's coming out to see what's going on. She's not allowed on the property. The homeowner is actually leaving work right now to come here to deal with this. She's sleeping. I guess they hung out last night. She got drunk. She had nowhere to go. She ended up sleeping there. >> Is that her right there? >> Yes. She was supposed to leave, but she's back there. I I I don't know, but I was sleeping. I just had surgery. I'm not even supposed to be out here. But she's being very disruptive. Um, and like zooming off, going around the corner, almost hitting a car. She still hasn't left. Um, she's mad at her because she got she left her there sleeping and she was drunk and she woke up and didn't know where she was because she couldn't drive home. So, that's kind of what's going on. >> How old is she? >> 19. >> 19? Okay. And do you know this female? >> They used They used to date and she just showed up while she was sleeping and told her you can't be here. She wouldn't listen. She kept banging on the door, banging on the door, banging on the door. I said I have a baby sleeping in here. I told her that too. I was like, "Listen, like, you know, >> What's her name? >> Gabby. So, basically >> Stop right there. You stop right there. >> Oh, sorry. Um, they don't know I look homeless, but um, this is the second time you made me come over here just to Can you not record me? >> I'm not recording you at all. >> Okay, can you stop pointing the phone at me because if you were in a position like this, I wouldn't do it to you. >> Okay. >> Okay, Gabrielle, what's going on this morning? >> This is the second time you told me to drive over here and you but I live in Miami. I drove here. >> Uh-huh. >> I woke up here [laughter] and my car 3 hours hurt. >> Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath so I can understand what you're saying. >> Officers found the young woman visibly upset, shouting, crying, and repeatedly blaming her ex-boyfriend. As emotions continued to escalate, she repeatedly refused officers' attempts to calm the situation and gain her cooperation. >> I never >> Okay, take a deep breath. >> I never left you on the street like that. No, she's talking. I don't understand. BRO, I DON'T UNDERSTAND what I did to you. >> You Gabriella, how did we get here this morning? >> I was with her. >> When? >> [laughter] >> Take a deep breath. Relax. >> No, I care a lot. I don't do that. >> I need you to take a deep breath so I can understand what you're saying. How did you end up here? Did she drive you here? Okay. >> She drove me here. No, she called in the cops on me. >> [snorts] >> Because >> When did you get here? >> I don't know. Do you know? >> We were too drunk. I I drove you here after you were that drunk and you were leaning over in the car. And I parked the car and I said, "Gabby, lock the door. I have to go to sleep." I went inside. I couldn't even bring you inside. I got in trouble for how late I got here. I never told you you could come and spend the night. >> So, the two of you went out together last night? Okay. So, after you went out last night, what happened? >> I wake up and I'm like, "Mom, it's >> Okay. Were you guys drinking? Were you using drugs? Gabby >> good, bro? >> Gabby, I'm speaking to you. >> acting all like >> Gabby >> brand new. >> Gabby Gabby, I don't think you're are able to drive. So, if you get behind the wheel of your car, you're going to have a problem. >> Something tells me she wasn't about to start listening to anyone anytime soon. >> Gabby, stop. Of course, allowed to record. Okay, Gabby, you need to pull over, please. Cuz there's been advice that you crashed into the mailboxes. >> I didn't crash into the >> Okay, well, we're going to review the video. So, and I don't think that you're in any condition to be driving. So, I want you to pull over and get out of the car, please. Watch yourself. Watch yourself. Okay, Gabby, step out. >> I'm not going [laughter] to step out of the car. >> Gabby. >> No. >> Gabby. >> Hey, do you got a 101? >> No. Gabby. >> Hey, if you don't open if you don't roll this window down, we're going to bust your window. >> Gabby. >> We are We're going to roll your window down. >> We're going to break your window. >> Things quickly took a turn when she refused to exit the vehicle, leading to a physical confrontation moments later. >> Okay, is the car in park? >> What are you doing? >> I'M NOT GOING TO STEP OUT OF THE WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU DUMB ASS PEOPLE, BRO? >> GABBY. >> NO, I'M NOT STEPPING OUT OF THE WHAT IS WRONG YOU'RE NOT GETTING ME OUT OF THE WHAT THE [ __ ] IS WRONG WITH YOU? I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> I'M NOT GETTING OUT OF THE VEHICLE. YOU SUCK. HELP ME. WHAT THE HELP. Four of y'all CAN'T GET GABBY OUT. Y'ALL PLEASE SUCK AT THIS. Y'ALL DIDN'T EVEN FILM ANYTHING. >> I GOT IT. I got it. I got it. >> I didn't even film anything. >> Exit. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. >> Where you going to >> phone. >> Yep. >> You guys like this? You got to pay for it cuz nobody else in your life makes you feel special. >> Sorry you feel that way. >> Let me get you over here. >> Nah, I know karma's going to get you guys. Don't worry. >> She ignored every warning and kept the doors locked. Seconds later, officers pulled her from the vehicle and took her to the ground in handcuffs. >> I wasn't here. 690 >> have anything on you? You're just going to search me? >> Can you start searching her, please? >> ass. >> Do you have anything on you? You're just going >> I said no, dumb me. No, dumb Do you not hear? >> Where do you want to go today? >> finish my sentence. All right, take me to jail then. >> Okay. Whose car is this? >> It's our's. >> Oh, we were going to >> spread her legs, please? >> Yeah, 32 >> [ __ ] >> What? >> Lady. >> For what? What? What happens to your daughter? >> All right, 6951. >> Really? You want to say >> He's a teenager. He's a child. He's a >> I didn't even do anything, bro. I didn't even do anything. >> She country, which call is that? >> No one told you to call. >> She's a little idiot. >> Hey, I'm telling you. I'm going to get him. >> Can you relax? >> Get him. Me. Do something else. >> He tries to bat Leo. All right. Now, you're going to sit up. Bring your knees to your chest. Sit up, Gabriella. On the count of three, you're going to stand up. 1 2 3, stand up. >> my phone, bro. >> All right. >> I need my phone. Yes, I need my phone. >> for you. You need to go to jail. >> Why are you Why are you >> Once the fight was over, Gabriella switched from resisting to crying, repeatedly claiming that karma would punish the officers. She was taken to jail on charges of assault on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest. Let's see what people have been saying about this girl. She literally said, "I'm not stepping out. You're so ugly." Like a straight-up little kid. Emotional maturity of a 5-year-old. Letting her get inside her car is insane. I think that's the first time I've ever seen an inside-the-car chase. If you're already in trouble, turning your car into a fortress isn't going to help. All it did here was leave a torn shirt, a pair of handcuffs, and a bruised ego. If the last 19-year-old thought she was above the rules, wait until you meet this one. He's about to test whether VIP connections and expensive jeans can talk him out of trouble. >> This is a $110 pair of jeans, bro. $110 pair of jeans. >> Get in the car. I'm not >> You legally cannot search my [ __ ] car. >> On February 27th, 2024, police detained 19-year-old Nathan following a confrontation at a store. Instead of cooperating, he was more concerned about his jewelry and designer jeans. >> Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> LOOK, BRO. >> DON'T TURN AROUND. >> They broke my >> Don't turn around. >> They broke both of my chains, bro. >> Hands behind your back. What's your name, man? >> I'm not telling you >> All right, if you move your hands >> Let me grab my phone and grab my >> If you move your hands, I will taze you. >> Hey, relax. Relax. Bro, chill out. We're trying to help you, man. >> Dude, these look Can I talk to you? >> Yeah, you can talk to me in a second. >> No, I want >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> That [ __ ] >> tazed me. >> Relax. >> He's going to [ __ ] court for his life. He's going to lose his [ __ ] job. You ain't searching [ __ ] in my car. I'm calling my [ __ ] attorney. Look at that. I'm spending >> Hey, we're going to talk to you. Stop. Sit up. >> I'm not resisting arrest. >> Sit up. >> I already can't breathe. I got [ __ ] asthma. >> Sit up, dude. What what? Sit up. Bro, sit up. >> You yanking on me? >> Yeah, I am. What happened? Go talk to one of them. >> Hey, get the [ __ ] out of my car. >> Stop. >> out of my car. Close Can you close my door for me then? >> Yes. >> I want you to roll my Can I roll my window up? >> do it. I will do it. >> Can I do I want to do it? >> No. You're going to sit here. >> I will do it with my hands handcuffs behind my back. Absolutely not. I got [ __ ] abused tonight. I got I'm 19. >> Okay. >> I need to go to college tonight. >> Okay. >> I have class in the morning. >> Okay. >> I got my ass beat for no [ __ ] reason. >> Take a breath, okay? >> I'm taking no [ __ ] statement. I'm calling my [ __ ] attorney before I do [ __ ] Close the door, please. Can I Can I wipe the blood off my jeans, please? Can I slip the cuffs and wipe my jeans? Can you wipe the Can you wipe the blood off my jeans? >> Okay, stop. Dude, stop. >> Babe, babe, babe, babe, babe. >> sit down. >> Can you wipe the blood off my jeans, please? Please, my girlfriend got me these. >> No. >> I'm going to slip the cuffs either way. >> You're going to slip the cuffs or you're going to get worse. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? Do you have no [ __ ] respect for any human being? You're a piece of [ __ ] you know that? I beat your [ __ ] ass earlier. You swung first and I beat your [ __ ] ass to the ground, bro. >> Okay. So, what do I Do the cuffs >> Huh? >> Yeah, you got a video of your ass getting shot. Can you listen to these, please? >> Get up. >> No. >> No, I need you to go to slip them. >> That's not how it works. It's not how it works. I can drag you the whole way there or you can just walk. >> He said he had a knife. >> I'm not sure. >> I'm sure. >> I do have a knife in my pocket. I'm not going to lie. I do have a knife in my pocket. I sharpen knives for a living. Dude, let me let me call my let me call one person. Please let me call one person. I know Sheriff Rich personally. I have his personal phone number. Can I call my person? >> I'm not I'm trying to >> Can I call my person real quick? >> I will. >> Look, that's the ticket they got. You can't charge me for a day dude. Thank you. Thanks. Thank you. Appreciate it. >> Yeah, no problem. >> Dude, why wouldn't you let me wipe the blood off my dude? >> Relax dude. Stop Stop moving. >> No bro. >> Stop moving. >> I'm not going to I'm not going to move. I just want to show you what's on my my left leg bro. This is a $110 pair of jeans. $110 pair of jeans bro. My girlfriend got me these. I've been arguing with her all day. I feel like extra exhausted bro. And the chain that they ripped off her >> As officers detained him, Nathan boasted about his expensive lawyer, his supposed connections to the police chief, and his ability to get officers fired. Somehow, the price of his designer jeans also became a major talking point. >> I'm I'm I'm I'm not [ __ ] around. >> I'll sit I'll sit in the car, but I need you to I'm not I'm not going to I'm not going to I'm not going to put my foot down. I need you >> Get in the car. I'm not >> You legally cannot search my [ __ ] car. Stop. >> Search it. >> I Hey. >> You're not going to kick me. >> I ain't going to kick you bro. I just told you man to man. >> You can't kick me. >> I ain't going to [ __ ] kick you. >> Buddy, you can't lay on the back of the car. >> Okay, when you throw your FOOT IN MY FACE, IT'S BASICALLY trying to kick me. >> Look at my [ __ ] hands and my feet bro. Look at what you done TO MY [ __ ] HANDS. I'M NOT GOING TO DO [ __ ] to you bro. I I pinky promise you I'm not. I'll put that [ __ ] behind my back. I'll put the other one on me, too. Can I have Can I have free reign over this one? No. >> You want to act like a freaking child? >> Bro, are you [ __ ] kidding me? That [ __ ] right there snatched both of my chains. Y'all search my car, it's game over. I have a 2K a month attorney. >> I don't care. >> For this [ __ ] reason. >> Nobody cares about your attorney. >> I'll go [ __ ] Let me call Sheriff Ridge. He'll fry your ass. You'll get your ass [ __ ] fired. >> Okay. >> Go for it, dude. Give me the [ __ ] psycho cuffs. I don't know what the [ __ ] is. I didn't even Look at me. Look at me. Am I resisting? >> No. >> I want you to let me call my [ __ ] attorney. >> No one's CALLING YOUR ATTORNEY. >> OW! >> USE YOUR FEET, DUDE. >> OW! [screaming] WHERE'S THE [ __ ] CUFFS? >> THE CUFFS ARE ON YOU'RE REMOVING YOUR HANDS. >> OW! >> STAND UP. YOU STAND UP STRAIGHT. >> NO! TAKE YOUR [ __ ] LOSER OW! >> HE'S MOVING IT ALL THE WAY UP HIS ARM. THAT'S THE reason it hurts. >> Ow! >> [screaming] >> JUST DOUBLE LOCK. >> HELP! >> LET ME GET GLOVES. >> YOU [ __ ] kidding me? >> After repeatedly ignoring warnings and kicking the patrol car door, Nathan was pulled from the vehicle and restrained on the ground. His confidence quickly turned into pleas about the handcuffs. >> I told you my wrist is not right. I have a lawyer, too. >> What? >> Yeah, they're really tight. >> Cuz we didn't see him >> Ow! The right hand is [ __ ] tight, dude. Please. Please fix it. >> Lean forward, bro. Lean forward. Lean forward. >> So, let me get You were driving and they got you out of the car? >> Yes, bro. >> I'll go write that PC. Cuz he's not in it. >> Can one of y'all please be like a human to me? >> Just may stop this madness and everything like that. You can't do the fields anyway. >> That's a [ __ ] shame. >> All right, buddy. We're going to sit down, all right? >> Please don't retighten it. Please don't retighten it. I just I just want to sit >> down. You're sitting down. Just do it the easy way. >> I literally can't. My feet are [ __ ] stuck together. >> Don't worry. The the >> Grab this too. >> Don't don't don't grab my jeans. These are [ __ ] scissors and $10. >> Then sit >> I'm trying to sit down. I'm trying to comply with you. I ain't moving my feet out for [ __ ] I want to sit here and talk to you. >> I'm telling you. Listen, I'll be very very very nice. >> Bro, please just let me sit here and talk to you. Hey dude, is that necessary? >> I got scissors. >> My jeans are cut. >> People be dumb. >> Oh, [ __ ] it. >> Now you know what I was thinking. All right, tools. Level. Never seen a 32 oz before. >> Level. >> Officers later found a large bottle of vodka inside the vehicle. Nathan was charged with assault on a law enforcement officer, aggravated assault, and driving under the influence. Safe to say he had other plans than school the next morning. Let's see what people have been saying about this kiddo. He's awfully tall for a 5-year-old. When that boy said man-to-man, I laughed [music] and laughed and laughed. I'll never understand why these people shout for help as if some random civilian's going to swoop in and start fighting off the cops. Money, [music] connections, and expensive clothes can buy a lot of things, but immunity from arrest isn't one of them. Coming up next. >> I'll say this one last time. Get off property or go into jail. Pick up your bag and continue to walk. >> Step back. >> Okay. >> You're under arrest. Do not tense up. >> Don't resist. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Hold on. You're hurting me. >> You should have thought about that before you just attacked a police officer. >> On October 18th, 2024, police responded to a bus terminal after a woman boarded a bus without a ticket and refused to get off. It seems she thought public transportation was free as long as she was the one riding. Here's what happened next. >> She is a little bit crazy, but I want her to be a little bit crazy with us. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right. You just want to trespass. You want to press charges if she doesn't want to leave. Listen. >> Yeah. Hey. Are you with the rest? Are you with anybody else? Or you just alone? >> No, no. I'm alone. >> Okay. So, security here, they're giving you a warning right now. They want you trespassed for here. I mean, security here, they're giving you a warning right now, and they want you trespassed. Meaning you can't come back, right? So, they're not They're denying you service, and they just want you to leave at this point. >> I'm going to get my ticket. >> You're going to get your ticket. You're going to have to go somewhere else. >> What do you mean somewhere else? >> So, yeah. You can't stay here after this warning. If you stay here, come back, or anything, you're subject to arrest, all right? >> But, sir, you don't understand. >> All right. So, listen. For the night, they're not going to sell you a ticket. For whatever reason, you guys had an argument or whatever, they want to refuse services. So, they're asking you to leave the property. If you refuse to leave, you're going to go to jail. So, what we need you to do right now is gather your belongings and make your way off property. >> But I'm charging my phone. >> It doesn't matter. You have to go somewhere else. >> Are you for real? >> Yes. So please gather your belongings and make your way off property. >> You're not even listening to me. >> There's no option on this. This is a decision of the business and we're just telling you what the business has requested. You're not going to buy a ticket. They're not going to sell you anything. >> Why? >> We're not going to sit here and explain it. Gather your belongings. >> Can you just give me a second? >> No. Go ahead, gather your things. Make your way outside. >> That's wrong, sir. What are you doing? You're not even letting me explain. >> There's no need to explain. This is what the business wants and we have to comply. >> Officers gave her a simple task: Grab the stuff and leave. She responded by launching into a dramatic monologue about her dying phone, apparently convinced that low battery power outranked trespassing laws. >> Out of the way, ma'am. You got to go to your right. You have to leave property. >> It's completely off of the property. So, the parking lot, everything. If you need to make a phone call to, let's say, have someone pick you up, just do that across the street. You can't do it here. Understand? >> Why can't I do it here? >> This is still the property. We're still giving you We're still giving you a chance right now to So, to explain, this is the property. You have to head on out. >> I'm not leaving. >> You're not leaving? Again, I'm going to give you a chance. If you do not leave, you're going to go to jail. That's the next option. >> Despite repeated orders to leave, she kept coming back and arguing. Eventually declaring, "I'm not leaving." Her stubbornness was rapidly turning a simple situation into a criminal one. >> Get off property or go into jail. Pick up your bag and continue to walk. Step back. >> Okay. >> You're under arrest. Hands off. >> Don't resist. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Touch me again, see what happens. >> Let me know when you're ready. >> No! >> Oh, she just got that wheel charger. >> My phone. >> You smashed it? Yeah. >> I need my phone. >> No, we're going to go to the car. >> Ow, ow, ow. Hold on, you're hurting me. >> You should have thought about that before you just attacked police officer. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> [screaming] >> OW, OW, PLEASE, PLEASE STOP. Why are you hurting me? >> Spread your legs. Spread your feet. >> You're hurting me. Stop, please. >> Stop moving. >> Please stop, you're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Please, please. >> After ignoring every warning, she decided to attack officers instead. Seconds later, the handcuffs were on and her confidence quickly gave way to tears. >> You're hurting me. >> Well, I don't know what you're going to do. I'm going to search you. Does money have to stay? >> That's mine. >> Yes, it's just going to go with you. Don't worry. >> Don't worry? >> Yep. >> My shoe. >> What do you want me to do? I got to do a report now for this. So, I'm going to just take the whole thing. >> Uh, yeah, sure. I'm giving you another chance just to make stuff easier, right? Like the same way I was giving you a chance to leave willingly so that this didn't happen. I'm giving you a chance right now to just say your name and your name or your date of birth. No? >> All she had to do was leave the bus. Instead, she upgraded a simple trespassing issue into a felony assault charge. Let's just hope the jail has a charging station, okay? That was the real emergency all along. Let's see what people have been saying about this girl. Trespassed from a Greyhound station is like getting banned from a Waffle House. I'm impressed. She's trilingual. English, Spanish, [ __ ] I love when they give you subtitles in the language they are speaking that you don't understand and need subtitles for. If you thought the bus station drama queen was the peak of delusional confidence, wait until you meet our next contestant. This person is about to prove that human entitlement truly has no limits. >> Is it? Could be. >> No, it's not. Shut the [ __ ] up, you square-ass [ __ ] Shut the [ __ ] up. >> On July 20th, 2024, officers were dispatched to an apartment complex following numerous complaints regarding a young man allegedly harassing residents and creating ongoing disturbances throughout the area. >> Too drunk. I can't deal with it. I'm getting a headache. I'm like, bro, you got to go to your sister's cuz your sister lives down over there. I don't know if it's his phone cuz his phone dead. He doesn't want to charge it. He just wants to talk and yell and scream, bro. So, I'm like, >> All right. >> So, I was threatening somebody and they had a dog. >> That's just what I'm hearing. That's why >> Yeah, get your ears checked, you square-ass pig. I don't have any information for your square ass. I have a question for you, though. >> Yeah. >> How often do you and your wife have sex? Very very little often, huh? I guarantee you what. You tell me her first name and last name and I can almost guarantee you I will her. >> Okay. >> Better than you could ever. >> Okay. >> And I swear to Paul. You know, it's going to be a beautiful creep op. >> Do you live around here? >> crack kid, god dammit. My twin sister has been dead for the last 10 years. >> Do Do you have another sister? >> None. >> Okay. Who do you live with in by myself I pay my own bills officer would you like a ride home? No, I wouldn't. Okay, I'm enjoying the free air. I mean but you're harassing people. Have I committed a crime? I mean if anything you come up to me while I'm enjoying the free fresh air talking to my neighbor and you come up to me talking about my dead twin sister who died 10 years ago and talking about how I'm harassing you. Not harassing me harassing other people. You know what I meant square ass [ __ ] Like let's be literal. Like are you being dead ass right now? Did you not know what I meant or you just said to be smart ass smart ass. I I I shut the [ __ ] up. Shut up. I'm talking to an adult. Okay, see yourself out. Thank you. I'm working on that. Can you just Yeah, good boy. Good. Mom, before I was so rudely interrupted. Yeah, his name is Gus. Gus now? Yeah, I mean he came up to me quoting that I was being racially arrogant to my friend. Now, I'm not going to lie officer Divine. He's been nothing but sweet. He's been nothing but nice. But yeah, no. No. No and I'm not going to lie. I know that I have a [ __ ] temper and I tried to apply that to him but he cut that out. No, immediately. And I mean honestly like I mean we need more officers like him in the field. I mean cuz how else are you going to know if your officers are worth [ __ ] You got to put them to the test. You want to ride to your mom's house and All right, yes. You do? I'm not talking to you. You're not talking to anybody. Your phone's off. What makes you think I want to ride anywhere officer? Because I'd like you to get off the property and stop harassing people. Hello. Cuz if we have to contact management and if they wish to have you trespassed >> [laughter] >> Hey, you You right? You heard that. Oh, read that one more time. If you have to contact who? >> Management. >> Google who owns this building. >> No, I don't Google. >> Who? >> I don't know. I don't need to Google. >> I want you to tell me and my mom on speaker phone. Mom, are you listening? Yeah? Okay. >> I can't hear if she's listening. >> Okay. Hold on, Mom. Say something. Can you say hello? >> Your phone's not on. Phone's not even on. >> [snorts] >> It doesn't have to be on. Listen. >> I I think you might be done with me, man. >> Am I talking to you or >> He's on the phone. >> name Is it? >> Could be. >> No, it's not. So, shut the [ __ ] up, you square-ass [ __ ] >> to call him and take him >> You think you're some big-ass, bold-ass [ __ ] You're nothing. I mean, you're abso- I'm 19 years old and I make more than both y'all. AND Y'ALL HAVE WORKED YOUR ENTIRE LIFE TO get in position. AND THE TOILET PAPER THAT I WIPE MY ass with is more valuable than you and you. Take your city. Dead. >> If you were to die right now, both your families would get a hundred grand. >> How sad is that? You hardly even barely scratch 50 grand a year. But, if you die on duty, you get your family gets a hundred K. >> It cost a lot of company money. >> Fake wealth, fake stories, real arrogance. This self-appointed king of the neighborhood was about to discover that confidence isn't the same thing as immunity. >> I mean, both y'all. I mean, what are y'all actually getting paid for right now? >> To talk to you. >> For what? >> So, you don't harass the public. >> I'm not harassing anybody. >> You harassed every person that's walked near you. >> Name one. >> The nice ladies that walked up here. >> but that but that But that but that >> this gentleman this afternoon. >> But this is square as up. Freedom of speech. Is this not America? >> Is it? >> I'm sorry. Is this You know what? I'll tell you what. Arrest me. I'm sorry, Adolf. Toss me with the Jews. I didn't know this was Germany. Is it? No. I have freedom of speech. >> You do? >> And so your daughter Alyssa that you love and care about >> it was Amaya. >> No, it's Alyssa. I said Amaya as a curveball to catch your interest. But we both We both know it's Alyssa. You want to have it confirmed? Because I think it's you in this Instagram photo. And I took I took that Instagram photo and Hey, can you please do me a favor and charge my phone? Look, I have nothing I have nothing against you. I don't. You've been real. You've been cool. >> How can we get you to your sister's >> I don't have a sister to >> You do. >> Huh? >> In God's name are you doing? >> I'm No. No. >> Go get in the car. If you tell me no, we're going to have a problem. Go get in the car. Now. >> No. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Okay, Tony. This is going to be a fine line you are not going to like. >> You're not about to come over here and just >> And just >> inside. You have no idea what the [ __ ] was going on. >> Let me tell you >> And you just about to pull up and immediately get these losers the satisfaction that they're looking for by bossing me to get in the [ __ ] car. I will sleep outside every day of the [ __ ] week if I have to before I get Officer whatever the [ __ ] his name is and cornball number two satisfaction. Excuse me? I thought we were family, Tony. >> The [ __ ] >> Tony >> You want to walk up to me talking about get in the car. >> Yeah. >> You believe this [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> Shut the [ __ ] up talking to >> Tony? >> No. Tony what? >> What? You know what? I'm going to punch you in your throat. >> You're about to what? >> Punch you in the throat. >> That sounds like a assault. Let's get her on arrest, right? >> Please. >> Do your [ __ ] job, you public servant. >> And >> handcuff her. >> Tony. >> Because that's what you love to do, right? You public servant. >> Why don't you arrest her? >> up. >> Tony, you're close to going to jail. >> He spent the entire afternoon claiming a free speech gave him the right to harass others, even comparing himself to Nazi victims. When family members intervened, he threatened violence. His attitude was about to catch up with him. >> You know what I do? >> Tony. Tony. >> You know what it's like? No. For sure. For sure. You know how I'm rocking, bro? I could have Hey, I'm glad we're on the same page. >> I'm going to tell them for them to take him to jail. You have You don't have to take him. YOU HEAR HER? >> [screaming] >> YOU WANT TO TAKE ME TO THE TRASH CAN? SO. >> YOU'RE getting your ass my mom like that. So, go that way. Look at me. You and me right now. Calm, please. Please, like you're real. >> I don't know what's going on. >> Yeah, how do I leave? You need to go to jail. Can you sit? What did you take? >> You asked her, that's what you did. >> Can I please Can you sit? >> white pig. How about I put my hands on my [ __ ] back and I kneel down on my [ __ ] knees and you shoot me in the back of the head like the white pig that you are. And you sit there and stand bamboozled while I'm saying this [ __ ] Shut the [ __ ] >> up. You want to talk to your mother? >> I don't want to hear you say [ __ ] I don't. >> Okay. >> See? >> Who are you right now? Who is this? >> What did you take, Tony? >> eyes are like I don't know if >> Tony, do you need to go to the hospital? Did you take drugs? >> I think he did. >> I I didn't. I didn't. >> Okay. >> We're going to have an ambulance come and get him, restrain him in a hospital, please. >> Tony, look at me. I need you to talk to me real quick. >> Listen, what did you take? >> Because there are a bunch of people here that are concerned about you. You are not acting in your right mind. >> Hey, Mom. >> Tony, what is the problem with you? >> Mom, I would like to start Shut the [ __ ] up. >> WHAT ARE YOU >> I JUST WANT TO [ __ ] >> STUPID MOTHER >> I'M GOING TO TIE HER. >> ROLL HER. >> ROLL HER OVER. Put your hands behind your back. >> What's wrong with you? >> What is wrong WITH YOU? >> [screaming] >> WHAT IS WRONG WITH >> OFFICER. YOU WANT TO SEE SOMETHING? >> I CAN'T BREATHE, BRO. Let me get SOME [ __ ] AIR. THAT'S IT. HEY, GUYS, LOOK. WATCH ME. LISTEN, LOOK. WHEN I WHEN I COME LIKE THIS WATCH ME. I CAN'T CHARGE IT. >> TONY, DO YOU HAVE A 71085? OKAY. Step up. Step up. >> good. >> Help. >> Tony. >> Jackie. >> As much as I have done for you >> Jackie. >> Leave us alone. Reach out to us again. Tony, what is wrong >> You clear this up right now. >> I'm not clearing [ __ ] up. >> Okay. >> Do you want your wallet? You gave >> Okay. Take a breath, Tony. >> And that's fine. And that's fine. >> Hey. >> ever >> You know what? I didn't want to have to do this. >> ever ever >> No. No. >> You told me I paid for >> When and where? I would love to stick my dick so deep in you. >> Take your I bet you feel really [ __ ] good. Can I keep eye on you? Think about how good our kids would look. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. Calm down. >> As if harassing the neighborhood wasn't enough, he escalated to demanding officers shoot him and slapping his own sister. Unsurprisingly, that didn't win him many supporters, especially within his own family. >> HOLD ON. WAIT. WAIT. IT'S FINE. IT'S FINE. HEY. Don't worry. FINE. I TRIED TO SAVE YOU. My attorney's fine. What you guys failed to realize today is that I won the [ __ ] mega mega lottery. Holy [ __ ] I won it. I won it. I won it. Question. Can you hear me say that I won the lottery? Guess what? Uncle Tony worth 90 million. Guess what, baby? You you You think so? Okay. That's fine. Hey. And I'm sorry for being ugly to you and I Jackie. You don't know I love y'all, bro. And I'm sorry how I get off them drugs, bro. I'm I hate myself on it. You know how to die. It's you and me versus whatever. And you got these [ __ ] handcuff me right now? Hey. Guess what? Guess what? Guess what? Guess what? Let me get up. Hold the on. WHO THE [ __ ] ARE YOU? BOY, DON'T OH, [ __ ] OH, [ __ ] Oh my god, I see it. Y'all don't believe Y'all [ __ ] >> He finished the night exactly where everyone expected, in handcuffs, facing charges for domestic violence, assaulting an officer, and resisting arrest. Congratulations to him on finding a new place to stay where nobody cares about his opinions anymore. Our final contestant seemed convinced that police officers had nothing better to do all day. Reality had other plans. On March 23rd, 2024, police were clearing a disruptive group from a bar. Everyone complied except one young woman who laughed, talked back, and claimed she wasn't worried about getting arrested. >> Hey still, let's get with the weather and serving that guy. Hey still. Hey buddy, I'm Officer Lopez. Do you have a tab here? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. All right. So, they already talked to you about this, so all you have to do is just leave. Don't come back. If you come back, you can be arrested. >> Yeah, you know I'm not coming back, but I was not in there. Whatever, it's fine. >> That's right. >> It's not It's not that It's not that one of the dudes. It's because of liability >> Apparently so. >> And there was two There was two girls on two of their shoulders earlier, too. >> Yeah. >> First time. And the girl got on top. So >> Oh, really? >> Oh, he really did? >> What What makes you think he ain't going to do >> Don't listen to her, okay? I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. We We do I'm sorry. We do our best as police, okay? We're all military. Okay? Like we're supposed to be loved, okay? >> I don't owe you anything, and you don't owe me anything. So, all I ask is just be a decent human being. I know you're not, but I think I have been very polite and I >> Well, that's why we were kind of like, "Oh, we were doing like little Okay, LET'S STOP. >> STOP. >> I DIDN'T >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> I did nothing. FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? WHAT AM I GOING TO JAIL FOR? Let me go. I HAVE MY AMERICAN RIGHT. What am I going to jail for? What am I going to jail? >> and face THE BACK. >> WHEN VERBAL WARNINGS FAILED, officers moved in and quickly restrained her for obstruction and disorderly behavior. The body cam was dislodged during the incident, preventing a full view of the takedown. >> I didn't do anything, sir. I didn't do anything. >> Hop against the car. >> Let me just put my hands >> Hop against the car. Place your feet apart. >> I've done this before, okay? My parents are bosses. >> 70, come one, can I have another unit? >> I've done this before, sir. I swear I I didn't do anything. I'm going to jail. >> Don't move. >> My mom's person >> Don't move. >> I know. The person you want to arrest, sir. >> Why is that? >> The person I Why did all of you guys blame me? He says one wrong word. One wrong word. That's what he said. >> There's a problem when another person is Hold on. Stop Stop talking. When there's another guy trying to help you, he's trying to take you away out of the problem. And now you are telling him to step away, which that's why I stepped in. Okay? So, now you are about to start a fight with another guy because he's trying to help you. >> I'm not fighting >> And I gave you instructions >> Sir, I'm not trying >> to put your hands behind your back. You said, "No." >> I will listen. Please listen. >> And we are beyond that line right now. We are. I give you a chance. Sorry. Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Do you have anything on you? Anything sharp? Anything illegal that I should know? >> Sir, I don't. >> You don't? >> Please don't. Please don't. Oh. >> Realizing the consequences of her actions and begging for mercy now seemed a little too late. >> Look at me, please. >> Get in. Watch your head. Now, put your legs inside. Put your legs inside. >> I don't deserve to be here, dude. Please. Please. >> Do you have her property, phone, wallet for her to take to the jail? >> She's drunk and she's an idiot, and she shouldn't have done that. I was closing out our tab. I should have grabbed her and BROUGHT HER OUT. I failed her. >> Listen, I I think you did the right thing trying to help, but then it was becoming either letting her fight you or >> Please. Or let >> not doing anything. >> Please. >> If we can help in any I tried to help. >> Do you have her wallet or or phone? >> We're We're We're working on it. >> Okay. >> Sir, is there any way >> There's nothing you can do for her. Do you have your ID with you? >> Yes. Yes. >> Okay. I need I need your ID. >> Sir, [laughter] please. >> [screaming] >> I'm so sorry. I thought I got caught up in this stupid [ __ ] I'm just so sorry. [ __ ] my life. Oh my god. Please, for the love of god. >> Officer, I don't understand how this goes, so they're not pressing charges. As the officer said, so what I don't know the next steps forward or how I She's in jail, right? >> Listen. I told whoever she is to you, I told her she had 2 minutes to get her stuff and leave. Out of all the people that were doing the same thing, she was getting very confrontational with them. I'm like, 2 minutes, fair enough for her to get her stuff and go. 2 minutes went by. I don't know what happened to you because I remember you being Hold on, let me finish, please. >> I'm listening. >> You went somewhere, I don't know. You came back after the 2 minutes were up. Okay, so now you picked her up trying to take her away from the issue, the right thing. Cool. I was You know what? I'm like, okay, this might work out. But then, when you were close by the gate, now she is she's about to get physical with you. She told you, leave, let me go. Now, you either go to jail for battery or kidnapping because you are holding somebody against her or his will, right? So, or or what? I just stand there and not do anything? It's either she go I mean, at that point she was going to jail for trespassing. But now I have this in front of me, you grabbing her trying to help. You can possibly go to jail for that. >> All that attitude eventually paid off with charges for disorderly conduct, criminal trespassing, and resisting arrest. What do you think about this woman? Comment below and don't forget to like and subscribe for more.