I just got out today, bro. >> Got out of jail. >> Yeah. >> Okay. For what? >> Huh? >> For what? >> Handsome. >> For being handsome, you got out. >> He was loud and cussing. We asked him to stop cussing and then he was trying to order food and I could smell the alcohol on him. >> Yeah, we're going to arrest you again. So, I break. >> On March 23rd, 2024, officers from the Manito City Police Department responded to a call reporting a disturbance at a Dairy Queen. When they arrived, the suspect was already outside the restaurant, drawing their attention before a single word was exchanged. >> Hello. What's your name? >> Uh, >> what's your name? >> Officer Gilbert. What's your name? >> Uh, >> Edgar. >> Sure. >> Is it Edgar? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Why you saying >> I came here to order food? >> Okay. >> And I got denied. >> Okay. >> Well, I'll go talk to them about that. That's unreal if they did that, >> bro. Exactly. >> Just hang out with Gilbert. I'll be right back. Go for I'm not I just got out today. >> Got out of jail. >> Yeah. >> Okay. For what? >> Huh? >> For what? >> He's handsome. >> For being handsome. You got out? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I can respect that. >> Hi. >> Was he giving you problems or what? >> Oh, yeah. >> What kind of problems? >> Um, he was loud and cussing. We asked him to stop cussing and then he was trying to order food and I could smell the alcohol on him. And I said, "Well, you're going to take this to go then?" And he said, "No, I want to have it here." I said, "Unfortunately, I'm not going to let you eat it here." Um, and he asked me why. I said, "Well, to be honest, you're intoxicated >> and you're being loud and you're cussing and I have young children in here and this is a family establishment." >> The man, later identified as 33-year-old Edgar R. Ravilta had entered the restaurant intoxicated and caused a disturbance while attempting to place his order. Earlier that same day, he had already walked out of jail, a detail that made it clear he was no stranger to run-ins with the law. Yet, it appeared he was unwilling to break his long-standing pattern. Once again, drawing the attention of officers. >> Can you really? >> Yeah. >> I I wasn't here just >> You're a good looking dude. I respect it. You got out of jail today. >> I love this restaurant. >> Yeah. >> I don't I don't recognize the manager here. >> Okay. >> She's being a [ __ ] Okay. >> So, can we charge him with disorderly conduct then? Would you be willing to write a statement? >> You want to? Sure. >> Okay. Yeah. Well, between you and me, >> he just got out of jail this morning, he said. >> And it's been like that for weeks now. He'll get out, get drunk, act like this, go to jail, >> and it's every single day he gets out. >> And then he tried to be nice and and say, "Can I please just get my food?" You know, and I said, "No." >> Okay. Let me grab your name then and then we'll Where you hanging out now? >> I just got out. I'm walking around. I'm a lost cause, I guess. >> No, that's not true. >> No, it is. >> You know that. >> Can I walk away? >> Nope. >> Why not? >> Cuz you're detained right now. >> Dude, I I've barely been out like 2 hours. Come on. >> Yeah, we're just seen what happened inside. That's all. >> I didn't disrespect nobody. >> They just wanted you out. So, they just wanted you out of here. >> Well, she's being a [ __ ] >> Okay. Why is that? What' she say? >> She's being a [ __ ] I don't know. >> Just cuz. Yeah, just [ __ ] I don't know. >> She's been a [ __ ] >> All right. >> Please understand. >> What did you say to her? >> Huh? >> What did you say to her? >> Uh, >> I didn't I didn't say nothing to her. >> No. >> No. >> You came in here and they were like, "Get out." >> Not necessarily. >> Not necessarily. Okay. >> Well, I mean, pretty much kind of. >> Okay. >> Kind of. Kind of. So, what's your plan for the rest of the day? You want to go somewhere else, get food like a rockar? >> Yeah. You hungry or what? >> Huh? >> Are you hungry? Is that why you were here? >> All right. So, where you getting food now? What's the plan? >> I'm not here to insult you, officer. >> No, I'm just asking where what you're up to. >> I mean, you got more power than me. >> Wouldn't go that far. >> I was She knows me for some [ __ ] reason. >> Okay. >> Which I cannot appreciate. >> Okay. >> I cannot appreciate that. Edgar continued to act as if he had done nothing wrong, blaming the Dairy Queen employees and hurling insults about them. As the situation unfolded, it became increasingly clear that the officers were not convinced by his version of events. >> Hopefully, you understand. >> Yeah. So, where you getting food now? That's all I'm asking. >> I want Burger King. >> Okay. Well, they don't want to serve you. So, now where are you going to go? >> Burger King don't want to serve me? >> That's what Didn't you say that? >> I did not say that. Well, you said they refuse to serve you. No. >> Hey, can you hang out here for a second while I talk to him? We're going to talk. >> Well, no, you can talk to him in front of me. >> I don't want to. >> He just I mean, I understand that you don't want to. >> You just got out of jail today. >> Yeah. Not even two 3 hours ago. >> Okay. >> So, I'm I'm hungry. He's making fun of me that Burger King don't want to serve me. >> No, you said he didn't want to serve you. >> Okay. >> See, you're being a smart ass. >> Please. I'm not here to insult your guys's power. >> I just asked you where you were going to get food now cuz they You said they didn't want to serve you. That's what you said. >> All right. So, you're under arrest for conduct. You're in there swearing. There's kids in there. Um, a lot of people, workers, they don't need to hear that. So, >> I'm going to arrest >> Yeah, we're going to arrest you again. So, turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'll grab your stuff quick so we don't drop it. >> Is this >> So, >> Edgar is 95. >> Yeah. What What did I break? Disorderly conduct and bail jumping. >> Not what do you mean bail jumping? >> So you're out on bail. >> I'm no lock. Did I break? Let's go. My lot. Did I break? Are you recording this? >> Yep. Let's go. >> At this point, Edgar was sliding right back into a pattern he knew far too well. Whatever chance he'd been given earlier that day clearly hadn't made an impact. Instead of slowing down, he kept pushing boundaries, maintaining a tough attitude as officers worked to contain the situation. You want to just pull uh pull up then? >> Yeah. Look. >> You want to pull up? >> You want to transport? >> What? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> What? I can. >> Yeah. >> Did I break again? >> Disorderly conduct. >> Where? Uh Dairy Queen. >> Correct. >> All right. I don't know if I'm stupider or you guys are. Please let the shine light on me. I guess I'm the stupidest. Yeah. Yeah. Abuse your power. Obviously, middle school wasn't good enough, right? Stop shaking. You been searching since you got gloves on? Yeah. >> Yeah. You want to grab my dick? Make sure I'm >> Shut up, brother. What up? >> What? >> Why don't you just like wear your pants like normal? >> Well, I guess I ain't white like you. >> Okay. He's going to be a dick about it. So, >> Well, wait. You guys are being a bigger dick than me, so what the [ __ ] the matter? >> Well, you can walk around with your pants on. I don't care. >> Well, yeah. Obviously, you like it, right? Oh, you want me to blink at you with my [ __ ] >> Shut up. >> You what? >> Stop. >> You stop. I didn't do [ __ ] [ __ ] >> All right. >> I didn't do [ __ ] >> On the ground, right? >> Yeah. Ordering food, right? I'm going to go right. I'm going to go ordering food, right? >> Man, car. I think this is the second. >> Guess what, dude? You're >> [ __ ] >> You're resisting arrest, too. >> Suck my dick. >> All right. Don't you wish, right? >> Let's go to jail. Don't you wish. Oh, jail. Whoa. What a threat. >> At this point, with Edgar secured in the patrol car and the situation under control, officers proceeded with the arrest by transporting him to jail. Unfortunately for the officer escorting him, Edgar refused to stay quiet, continuing to give the deputies a headache along the way. >> Oh, you're going past. >> Follow the law. like right now in this train. You're going fast. I'm the pettiest criminal in this town. It's 25 going 10 over. >> It's not. >> It's 30. >> It's 30. >> You don't even have your driver's license. What are you talking about? >> Huh? >> Fine. Cuz you're white privilege or what? Or why? Is that why? Yeah. >> If that's Well, if that's what you want to call it, I guess. >> Yeah. Well, what else? There's 13 states. Yeah. Mexican. Yeah. >> What? >> The world's coming to an end. You're obsessed with your own. Stop reproducing myself. Right. >> Please God, stop reproducing. >> Come on. Let's go. Oneonone. Take your patch off. Let's go. Come on, >> dude. Yeah. Yeah. Do what? >> You just picked up a felony charge. >> What? >> That's a felony, buddy. >> All right. Well, that's a felony. >> As if his situation were not bad enough, Edgar continued to add fuel to an already burning case, now threatening to fight the officer. However, despite trying to play the tough guy, the law had caught up with him once again, leaving him with nowhere to run. >> Redwood City, California. >> Redwood City, California. >> You should probably go back there, >> huh? You should probably go back. >> Well, once you're [ __ ] president back my own people. >> I heard California is great this time of year. >> Yeah. Do your own bull. >> You probably get away with stuff like this in California. >> Oh, I probably will. You know, you never know. >> You should probably head back. >> Yeah, right. Kelly, you know, I have your wife putting money on my books. Yeah. Maybe. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. Be good now while you're here. >> I'm not good here. I'm not good here. [ __ ] you. What's your name? I hate you, bro. And I'm not here. Look at this guy. Look at Esperant. Sergeant. >> Why? He's a nice guy. >> Yeah, he's a nice guy. He's a factor. >> I think he's nice. >> What the [ __ ] >> No, they denied him his food, so he's very angry with them. Who is it? >> Edgar. >> I think that's >> Edgar. >> I forgot his last. He just got out. >> Are you Are you kidding? >> Yep. Yeah. He got drunk, went right to Dairy Queen and caused the scene. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Um, we'll give you Captain Bill. >> Are you going to take my hand or my hand? >> So, I'm going to ask you. So, what are you going to take? >> What are you going to take? >> You don't want that, do you? has disgust. >> I'll throw it away. >> I cheat. >> We're going to let you. >> All right. Open the door. >> Open door. Please open. In the end, Edgar was charged with making threats to law enforcement, resisting arrest, two counts of disorderly conduct, and two counts of misdemeanor bail jumping.