Around 3:52 a.m. on Tuesday, November 25th, 2025, officers were called to a hotel for a disturbance. A guest had been riding an electric scooter through the lobby, and when security asked him to move it out of the drop-off zone, things got heated. Officers arrived, spoke with the staff and the man involved, and then things really took a turn. >> How you doing, bro? >> So, pretty much I'm moving around. This is my job, right? >> This dude doesn't stay here. He pretty much has been moving I don't know if he >> stay here. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. >> Let me get my [ __ ] come on. >> No, no, stop. >> hold on. You said I don't stay here. >> Hold on, I'm not going >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. I'm not doing anything. I'm not going to >> way too much right now. >> All right, cool. >> And I'll let >> Come over here. >> I hold on. >> No, no, no, no. >> Why? Don't touch me. >> Come over here. >> Don't touch me. >> Come on. Hold on. >> And this is all because he didn't want to move his scooter out of the way of the of the >> I don't stay here, right? I don't stay here, right? >> [ __ ] >> Don't touch me. >> But before we get to his reaction, let's jump ahead and hear what the staff said happened. How does a simple request about a scooter end with someone in handcuffs? Well, let's find out. >> So, does he have a room here? >> I'm not sure. All I know is I've been seeing him ride around on the scooter the whole time. >> Does uh >> He seemed to have a have a parking at first, and I'm like, all right, bro, that's cool. That's That's no problem. If you do stay here, you stay here. But the simple thing is we have a shuttle. He's leaving his scooter in every part of the Right, so >> Would she know if he's got a room here? >> She would know if he has a room. Either way Next I see him moving >> How you doing? >> on his scooter. I'm like, what are you doing? >> Uh does he have a room here? >> Yes, he has. He just checked in. >> Okay. You You know his room number? >> Yes. >> Off offhand? >> Waiting. >> All right, so he just checked in about how long ago? >> About 3 hours ago. About 3 o'clock. >> Yeah. All right, then. 3 o'clock. How long was he causing a disturbance? >> Honestly, I'm I'm just I just told him breath move your scooter out the way. I'm not even going to listen to you breath. All right, well, all I'm asking you to do is you move your you move your scooter and he's at the coffee machine. So, I'm like you're at the coffee machine what makes you leave it right there in the middle of the in the you know what I'm saying? So, I'm like bro just go ahead and move that. Electric scooter out there. You know what I'm saying? So, I'm like all right, well, [ __ ] you. All right, well, first of all, it's too early in the morning. I'm not going to deal with none of this. So, I'm just going to call the cops. I don't care about that. You're going to you're going to try to I'm a federal bro. I don't care about none of that [ __ ] You keep on going further you go and then he's like all right, okay. Now, I'm going to now I'm definitely calling the cops. I don't care what you say. Just keep that same energy. I I hope you keep the same energy. All right, bet. Starts playing Keith Sweat. I'll start singing to it. So, he's like all right, whatever. Y'all get here and that's when y'all get here. He walked over trying to get ahead of it. What do you think? Careless. All right, do you uh do you have your ID on you? This is this is just for the report. This is just for the report. All right, do you has he been up to the room yet? Did he bring any property in? >> He has been up to the room. I didn't see him with that. I didn't think he had a white bag. >> Well, I think he I think he had that on him. >> Okay. That's it. >> Okay. Stand right here. >> Okay. I'm standing right here. >> Put your hands on the car. >> And I am. And right here. >> On the car. On the car. >> All right. Why are you searching me? I did not give you the authority to to search me. Go ahead. Why are you searching me? You [ __ ] up my fourth amendment. Go ahead. >> Chill. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. You just [ __ ] up my fourth amendment. Go ahead. Keep going. Keep going. You just [ __ ] up my fourth amendment. I'm going to sue you. Go ahead. Go ahead. He said I don't stay here. The [ __ ] [ __ ] him. I'm drinking my and he come and talk to me. I Like [clears throat] he paid my [ __ ] You pissy security. Hey, that's it. The police. [ __ ] out of here. You locked me up. Yep. This is my first amendment. >> Okay. >> Brutal. He just bumped me. Go ahead. Lock me up. >> [snorts] >> My ID is right here. Are you going to tell me why you locked me up? Go ahead. This is my fourth amendment. Searching my [ __ ] Go ahead. I'll sue you. I did not give you the right. >> You got to >> Get him up. You Go ahead. You got my [ __ ] open. Go ahead. Get going and my phone is recording. Also, I need your cameras. Thank you. Am I Am I under arrest? Am I under arrest? >> Yes. >> Okay. Get in. All right. I need a lawyer now. >> You feel? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have a lighter in your hand? >> I keep my fifth amendment. Here you go, the lighter. >> Thank you. >> [cough and clears throat] >> So, I'm I'm talking with the security guard. He runs up being like hyper aggressive to the point where I had to grab him and escort him over here, which I mean, he's just, you know, being belligerent or whatever over here. And then he come off the collar. We had to detain him. Put the coffee on the leg. >> And his baby shoes. >> I already have one. I have all different colors. >> Wait, you have all different colors or each all different colors? >> It's a It's a a myriad of colors. >> Like Like a rainbow? >> Yeah. No, I don't like it. It matches my particular outfit. >> Who does outside? If you get lost, you >> Is that him right there? >> Everything is in there? >> I got your >> I don't know. I got money in there. >> Okay. >> You get lost. I got phones in there. >> I have your phone. Okay. I found one minute he's putting you up against the wall and he going to knowledge. Nothing's going to be missing out of your thing. >> All right. I'm warning you there's a $50,000 check in there. >> Okay. >> Money in there. We going to find you. You don't put the seat belt on you you a cop. You going to go from there to here. >> Okay. >> You going to get your camera. You going to tell your boss. >> You going to tell my boss? >> I am going to show him the video. It's on camera. I just saved it. And you put it on. You going to see. >> I put it on before you said something. >> I did. >> How far did you drive? >> What about it? >> Exactly. >> With Amadou Diallo now sitting in the back of the patrol car, it's worth going back over what led to this and the charges that followed. It all started with one basic request. Move the scooter out of the drop-off zone. Pretty simple. Officer showed up for a disturbance call not to arrest anyone. >> This is my first amendment. >> Okay. >> And yes, like he said, the first amendment protects freedom of speech. It allows people to express their thoughts and opinions without being punished by the government. It also protects freedom of the press allowing journalists and news organizations to report facts, opinions, and information freely. So, filming officers and arguing with them can be protected. But refusing commands, taking his hands off the car, and throwing a cup of coffee that landed on a sergeant's boots, Now, that's a different story, obviously. What do you think? Did the First Amendment really cover everything he did here? Or did he take it way too far? Let us know in the comments below. As always, we are not here to judge anyone as a person. We're looking at what the camera captured and the choices made in that moment. So, please keep the discussion civil. Now, let's follow the officers back to the station and see what charge he received. >> What crime was committed? Can I see? >> Can you >> What's that? >> Can I leave? >> For what? >> What crime am I being arrested for? >> This is all the conduct. >> Is that Is that a felony? >> No. >> Is that a misdemeanor? >> Yep. >> Over here, bro. >> Oh. >> Stand against the wall. >> Okay. >> Stand here. >> Do not resist. >> This is all the conduct. >> This is all the conduct? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Listen listen to me. >> Yes, listen to him, bro. >> And I'm getting arrested for that? >> Yep. >> Uh check my properties. I have money and checks. >> Sir. >> Before you leave, I want you to know that I have a gun. >> Yeah, before you leave, I want you to know >> That's on camera, bro. >> Okay, cool. Because they took it from my hand. >> Mhm. >> [snorts] >> And I got >> Can I take the checks out? >> Yeah. >> What country were >> You told me once, sir. >> I'm an American. That's all you need to know. >> No, no, no, I need to know more than that. >> Where were you born at, bro? >> What country were you born in, sir? >> I am taking my stuff off. I can't do so many things at the same time. >> Oh, you can't a little bit at the same time. >> I'm trying to >> not allowed >> Hey, hey, hey, hey, hold on, hold on, don't touch my stuff. You want me to count it and you pick it up and put it in your pocket. >> That's up to you. Where do I go now? >> No, put your hand on the wall. Sir, you need to listen. Walk through here. Go in that room right there behind you. >> In the end, Abdul Aziz Amadou Diafo, 40 of Dallas, Georgia, was taken into custody and transported to the Hapeville Police Station for booking before being transferred to the East Point Jail. He was charged with one count of disorderly conduct.