Get the out. Get out. >> Get out. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Boogy. Boogy. Boogie. My pepper spray. Taste me. >> You told me not to serve you anymore. And he's like, "Shut up and listen." And I'm like, "Get out of my store." >> You sir, I'll go bite you. >> About to be cut off. It's been >> on September 3rd, 2025, officers from the Flaggler County Sheriff's Office were dispatched to a liquor store after reports that a man was standing on top of a counter holding a large knife. Upon arriving, officers rushed inside, fearing the potential danger the man posed to everyone in the store. >> Get out. >> Get out. Turn around. Put your hand behind your back. Here. >> You got him. >> I got him. >> Got him. >> Fox 314 flag one secured. Charlie 223 flag. >> What's going on? Clear the channel. >> Clear the channel. What happened? >> Do your job and you'll know. Come on, let's go. You okay? >> The man, later identified as 38-year-old Jeffrey Kimmel, had entered the store to buy liquor for the second time that day, but became enraged when the clerk refused to sell him more alcohol. He then began screaming at the woman and jumped onto the counter while armed, kicking and knocking over items in the process. By the time officers were called, the damage left behind was estimated at more than $20,000. any animal >> 54. >> I got him. >> You got any weapons on you, bro? >> I got him. I got him. >> Did you guys call for dead? Not yet. No, you don't. >> None of your business. >> This my business. >> [ __ ] you. >> Okay. >> All right. That's the stance you want to take, bro. >> Yes, sir. >> How do you have this on? >> None of your business. >> All right. >> No, I was coming in and it'll >> I'm going to go grab my work to start taking pictures. >> Yeah. >> You're welcome. Is >> everybody in here? Okay. sir. >> Yeah. He he came in and he said he had a proposal and I'm like, "No, cuz I'd already served him today and she told me not to serve him anymore." And he's like, "Shut up and listen." And I'm like, "Get out of my store." >> Her name is Raymond. >> Just between me and you, would you like an excuse to be my I can give you one? >> No, bro. You >> sure? >> Yeah, you're good, bro. >> I will ask one more time. >> I will give you one if you would decide that. >> No, dude. Would you rather? >> We're just trying to figure out why you were up on the counter. >> That is your job to figure out. >> All right, bro. >> That's what we're doing. >> That's what we're doing, man. >> Cool. >> I'm cool with that. >> Good, man. >> Excellent. >> So, we're all in the same >> As long as you're cool with us, we'll be cool with you, bro. >> You do whatever you got to do. >> All right. >> I don't know how he's got that on him, but >> you definitely have this tied on here pretty good. >> Oh, man. That means you ain't doing your job too well. >> I could agree with that. You get an ID or anything on you, bro? >> Figure it out. >> All right. >> What's your name? >> What's your name, bro? >> I don't know. >> John Doe. >> I'm assuming we're [ __ ] >> With Jeffrey handcuffed, officers hoped the chaos would finally come to an end. However, his reckless behavior persisted, and it soon became clear that he had no intention of calming down. >> John Doe. Okay. >> Hell, I mean, even you can go to jail as John Doe, bro. I don't care. >> Been there, done that. >> Sir, can you stop moving around? >> No. >> Okay. Well, you >> look at it. Look at that. Look at that. Pepper spray me. Taste me. >> Yeehaw. >> Sir, >> you sir. >> HEY. >> Do it again. Do it again. I like the rough silk. >> I'll go about to be cut off. I can spin off. >> Do what you got to do. >> Did you guys get the knife? >> No. Tied up here. the you >> make me >> I know you can but I would like to see your skills >> I would like to see your skills >> oh you want to sell skill surger I appreciate your skills >> son >> oh >> I got >> you s a bunch of stuff man >> I bet your real small I understanding why you would like to be tough man. >> Stop spitting me my face in the concrete. >> Do it. I I give you my >> He spit at me and spit on her. >> I spit again my face. >> My job. >> Do it. Do it. >> Let go. Let go. >> Oh, you got fancy boots. Stop on my rib cage. >> Anybody got a car? Someone needs >> You want to go grab them? I can grab that. >> Yes. Yes, I understand the things you think will work. >> Uh, yes. I understand. >> And you me what? If you me. >> Jeffrey began spitting at the officers and resisting their attempts to control him. His behavior reflected a long-standing familiarity with the police, carrying a history of burglary, driving under the influence, and possession of stolen property. Instead of stopping, his ongoing disrespect for authority was once again on full display, showing that he hadn't learned a thing from his past encounters with the law. >> If I bite you, what you going to do about it, huh? >> Oh, you like to hold my hand. You think I got felies? You think I never got no felies before? I got both. >> Get off my finger. >> Have you ever have a finger Sever it. >> Let go. >> I don't really care. >> I'll figure out what means something to you. >> And I'll take it. >> I will take it. >> You take any kind of medication usually, sir? >> Uh, only police on my off my [ __ ] like the you are. >> Was that prescription or no? >> The pres prescription of my police. Uh, yes. Yes. I've been prescribed a police of up my [ __ ] because uh that's what you think I need. >> I don't think you need anything. Why you got your handcuffs on me? You k >> I said why you got my why you got your sex SN masochistic handcuffs on me? You can't p >> Oh no. Oh you Are you done yet? >> No, I will never be done. Such you fix to make me. >> No, sir. >> Well, and I guess you might have some sense here. >> Grind my face in the pavement all you want. I bet you feel like you've got a superior piece. Don't matter. God's going to judge you at the end of the day. I mean, you'll laugh. >> You will in hell forever. >> Oh, another one of these. I got one of these in South Carolina. >> I enjoyed it. >> I used to catch fish. >> Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. He thinks he's >> I'm not trying to >> I don't give a >> At this point, officers covered Jeffrey's face in an attempt to stop him from spitting at them. His hands, still stained with blood from his earlier outburst, were a clear reminder of the chaos he had already caused. And even as paramedics attempted to assist him, Jeffrey would not settle, continuing his reckless behavior. >> You do what you got to do. My hands off. [ __ ] [ __ ] my [ __ ] hand. But he could ease up on my circulation. >> Nope. Stop. >> I remember that when you're in my custody. I will remember that you did not ease up in my custody. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> My circulation. No. No. It's It's fine, sir. My face. >> Do it. Do not ease up on my circulation. I remember that. I don't remember that. Well, you were my [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. >> I didn't know there was so many people with small pieces. >> Trying to check. >> Let me see your hands for you real quick, buddy. I just want to see. >> That's a paramedic, not a cop. Okay. He's just going to work. >> All right. I'll help you then. >> Uh, they're not. That's up to them, buddy. >> Oh. Oh, even though there is 10 of you and one of me on the ground facing the sidewalk, they are all such cowards >> that they cannot cuff me. I'll remember that. I will remember that cuz when I get out of my concrete seal box, >> you going to be in a pine. >> You ain't never coming out. >> I'll come out. >> I will come out. >> You like to hold hands. I'm I'm so >> You are not a man. >> You uh do you have a So you want to have a date? I buy some nice food. >> I'll buy some nice food. I will I will love you. >> All right. Open your hand for me real quick, man. >> You opening my head, guys. >> No, that's the deputy. It's me. >> So So you're so busy. >> Yeah. And about as as I expected, do not think that I figured everything that was going to happen before I instigated. >> It's okay. >> With the situation finally under control, officers were able to arrest Jeffrey, bringing an end to the extreme incident and setting him on the path to face the harsh consequences of his actions. >> All right. Roll on your side. Roll on your side. Ready? I'm going to stand you up. Ready? >> What you got to do? >> One, two, three. Oh. >> All right. So, we're going to walk this car over. >> Don't have me. >> All right, man. Sit down. >> Okay. >> Get your hands. >> Watch your feet. >> Um, I think someone has his ID somewhere. >> I never could get his ID. I got the >> I started to run in and then he started fighting again. >> The ID that you had on your clipboard was him. >> The one you handed me was him. >> No, that was the lady that works on >> the board. >> That's the one you gave me. >> Who is it? >> That's the guy with the cane. >> That's the guy with the cane. So, those are the people outside. So, he has no idea. >> He said he had a wallet. for John Doe. >> Um, let the jail run his fingerprints. And if they can't come anything by fingerprints, then John Doe. >> He's going for better LEO times five. >> Does he spit at all of us? >> Spit all of us going to mischief. I don't know. In the end, Jeffrey was arrested for burglary. Burglary with assault, eight counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence and criminal mischief causing over $1,000 in damages. He was held on a bond of $236,000.