A tense situation unfolds inside a shared housing facility after a simple disagreement turns physical. An argument between two residents quickly escalates, leaving one man injured and calling for help. As officers arrive, the story becomes more complicated. Witnesses claimed the conflict had been building for days. With tension, insults, and frustration boiling over. But when emotions finally exploded, one moment of anger changed everything. And now police must figure out who crossed the line. What's up, sir? >> I got hot as bad as >> All right. How long have you guys lived together? >> Oh, like a couple months. >> Couple months. Do you need EMS? >> Yeah. >> 41 Delta 1. >> Yeah. He's been calling me trouble ever since I've been in there. >> 41. >> Never mind, man. I was going to request EMS. They should be late. Okay. And what apartments are you living in? >> Six across the street. >> Middle uh town >> right here. >> No. Yeah. >> Okay. And uh tell me what happened today. >> He kept jumping up grabbing stuff I was redoing out not know how I worked in motel all my life and going out. I kept calling, you know, about the stuff and redoing everything. And I called a couple times and I come out and he jumped up in my face. He said, "You need mental health. Mental health." And then I got real angry at him. >> Okay. So, he got in your face and then what? Then he uh I I told him man I I said I did call him a name but he come I said I tried to avoid the situation you know walk away and he just he come up and punched me >> two times right here I was trying to like >> 12 11 >> punched you where now >> right here in the head. It's right here. You feel >> we just got it in move your hand sir. All right. And what happened to your arm right here? >> I don't know. This where I was scrubbing >> a scratch open cut >> maybe. >> Looks like something might have got reritated there. All right. So, did you strike him back in defense of yourself? Is he going to have any marks on him or anything? >> Not trying to fight. It's on camera. >> What What uh what apartment does he stay? >> 602. It's just they live in the same building. They're not. >> So, how you feeling? >> Itching in the head. >> It's like a place for >> Do you want to be evaluated? >> People kind of >> transported. >> Yep. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> Yeah, I do. >> You got your ID on you, sir? In fact, I have to go. >> So, he's your neighbor. >> He's lives with me. He's going to try to >> What do you mean? >> He's in the same building. Is that what you're saying? Damn apartment. >> But he doesn't live with you? >> Yeah. >> He lives in your apartment with you. >> He's called trying to call. I had to call the cops like two times. You know him already. >> What apartment do you live in? >> 602. >> What apartment does he live in? >> 602. So the staff allows you guys to stay together. My wife, >> how did you start living over there? >> Uh for the most part or something? >> Is she like a >> like a mental health specialist? >> Yeah, kind of. Yeah. >> So, >> but he jumped in my face, called me. >> Do you do you have a ID on you? That's what I'm looking for right now. Just somebody went in there and stole my receipts. My phone locked up. I got a lot of style stuff right there. I don't even know if I still got the >> Here. You going to shuffle through those real quick? I might be able to do a little quicker than you. >> All right, brother. You mind having a seat right here? medical history. >> I had an ID. >> Can I Can I take this for now? >> Yeah. >> All right. Hold on to that for me. I'm going to take your social just so I can identify you. All right. What's your date of birth? >> Uh June 28th. >> 3:28. >> March 28th. >> Yeah. I'd like to do my pants. Sir, >> what's your birthday? >> 3 2 >> So March 28th. >> Yeah. And then what's that year again? >> All right, I'll be right back with you. All right. >> How old are you? >> Uh uh 60. >> All right. Got some silly questions for you. You know what state you're at? >> Florida. >> You know what today is? >> You know who the president is? Yeah. You taking any blood thinners? Did you lose consciousness at all? >> A little bit. I got real. >> Did you lose consciousness? >> Yeah. >> That's why I didn't think I would need to have more. So, I walked out. >> So, was the issue with the fist twice in the head? Yeah, I know. >> Any other medical problems? >> Um, I have like asthma and then I have like I had surgery on the shoulder right here. Mind having a seat so I can do your vital signs? Any alcohol today? >> No. >> Any drug? >> No. >> Okay. No diabetes or anything. What's your home address? Hold on. What road? Middle ground 601. >> It's not a It's not a real address. >> It's not. >> Tell me your address one more time. 602. >> What's What's the apartment complex? >> Apartment campus. >> You have COPD or anything? >> Military. >> What? It's military. >> Do you have COPD? >> No. >> Any current medications? >> Uh, not at time. I'm supposed to get the medicine. I'm waiting on that. >> For what? >> Okay. But no other things. >> Any allergies to medicines? I don't know what they are. >> What's your name? >> Robert. >> Robert what? >> Robert. >> What's your last name? How do you spell it? >> E. Hey, does uh 9611 Middleground sound more right? >> Huh? >> Does 9611 Middle ground sound more right? That's that's what Dutchtown Campus Apartments is. >> Yeah. 1623. >> Is that your apartment number? >> No. 601. >> So you you live at Dutchtown campus? the the >> one that does count campus right down the road. I called the police, follow him uh twilight twice. >> And what's his name? >> Uh he's he never act the whole time I've been there. Never never introduces him. >> Wait, so you guys are staying in the same apartment? >> Yeah. >> And you don't know each other's names? >> No, he stays in another room. He just comes out real loud. So he So he doesn't stay in the same >> he comes he stays in the same apartment and he comes out. >> He stays in the same >> judge a judge will find out >> he stays in the same building. >> The same >> not the same right now. So, they stay in the same building, but they don't stay together. >> Okay. Well, this guy's going to be going with us anyway, >> huh? >> This guy's going to be going with us anyway. >> He's got a warrant. >> Yeah. >> Apparently, he's like highly supervised on parole. >> Lizzy Hap, though, looks like the warrant. Oh, >> y this ain't shut up. >> Yeah. Yeah. I got I got a I got um you know somebody died behind this. >> Somebody died by the house in the hall. >> Yeah, this morning who who's who's behind us in the home. >> Hey. >> Yeah. So, um >> if you want to keep doing your thing for now. >> Yeah. So, I got an ambulance coming. The thing is he does have a bra on his head and some swelling and he's acting Now, I don't know what his baseline is, but he's wanting to go to the hospital. I mean, >> yeah, we'd have to take him anyway. >> Yeah. >> So, I mean, if you guys want to take him in the back of the bus, we'll I'll escort or whatever the case may be. I'm waiting on them to verify that with me right now, and then once they do that, it's it's looking like it is going to be >> okay. So, I think the safest way to do it is to have us stay in just because he's complaining of a loss of consciousness. He does have obvious head injury. I don't think that avoid anybody get in trouble just like they're on their way. So when I get here, I'll explain the whole situation. >> Sweet. >> Thanks, brother. >> Yeah. He said that he does have obvious head injuries, so he thinks it'd be better if they transported him. >> Mhm. Would you if you guys pull over over there just so this automatic car is coming through? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. I really appreciate it. >> Well, right now we haven't had any locals. So, right now it's just it as of right now it's just a war service, but we're still investigating something that we got going on. >> Okay. And he was claimed to be the victim of the battery. As of right now, he he's the the victim. Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Thank you so much. I'll survive. >> Thank you, ma'am. Bye-bye. >> Okay. Whatever you uh whatever the you and the other party involved in this separated >> what was the uh condition of the complaint >> after you guys' physical altercation? >> What about him? You got no m I went down like this ball. >> He struck you again after you were down. >> Yeah, twice. >> So, how many times did he hit you? >> Like twice. >> Okay. Where where was the supervision at? >> He was down right beside him when it happened. All right. the supervisor. >> So she she did nothing as he put hands on you. >> Huh? >> Well, we we got to know exactly who the other person is. >> I don't know exactly y'all went down there, right? What' you say? >> What' you say? >> Went down there. Somebody else over at the apartment checking with the other guy or >> we don't have that many people to >> What apartment did you say he's in? >> 601. >> Isn't that just right down there walking distance? You can walk, but it'll take about like 8 minutes. So, should I just ride over there really quick and make sure there's no one like >> unconscious or in some state that we should check on? >> Yeah. All right. I'm just going to pull right there. If I see something already >> Well, it's going to be inside of a building, though. >> Oh, are they are they interior doors? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh, shoot. There's the bus right there. >> We We know where he's going to be though. >> That's the thing. >> So, we'll transport over when you get there. You want to >> do it there. >> Yeah. >> Before we load up because it's going to >> change the transport. >> I I was going to say y'all could transport and then we could just >> I think that's what y'all should do is just >> That way we can go over there. Yeah, you can go over there and he'll be there and then you guys know right where he's at and go finish up your stuff and then if >> you want you want to take my personal that way if you don't mind just shoot me a text. >> Grab my number real quick in the car. >> Hey guys, >> this is weird. But anyway, >> I wanted this is weird. Thanks. >> I almost had you off the hook and then I didn't. >> I know we got cancelled and then we got not cancelled. So, >> I'll explain. Okay. >> 737 >> 737 >> 222 83. >> Yeah. Just shoot me a text or whatever and I'll let you know. >> Sweet. All right. Thank you. >> All right. So, let's go. >> Hello, ma'am. >> All right. Let's go. Make sure we don't um >> All right, sir. We're going to go check out this side over here. Then we're going to come meet you at the hospital. All right. >> All right. Okay. >> He said he took someone's head off for this or something. Oh boy, camera's going to die. Sir. >> Hey. How y'all doing? >> All right. >> Uh, we had an incident a while ago with uh a resident that lives out here. >> Mhm. >> Uh, white guy wearing a black tank top. I think that's what he still wear. >> What's his name? You know his name? >> What What's his name? What's his name? Rob. Rob something. >> Okay. >> Robbie. Robbie. >> I got you. Okay. Go on. What's up? >> I'm asking him for sure. But anyway, his roommate stays with him is a black guy. >> Okay. >> And he's a good guy. >> Okay. >> Uh I work with him. But anyway, he's going around cussing everybody and calling him the n-word. >> And that's that's a no no out there. >> Okay. >> And I was over there picking up the trash cuz I keep the place clean. And he came from the trash can and was coming up getting into Maris's face. That's the black guy, Maris. >> He was getting in his face. All right. >> Yeah. He was getting in his face and Maris was begging him. He told him, he said, "Man, don't call me that word again." >> Okay. >> Please. >> Okay. >> And >> where's Mar where's uh Mr. Maris at? >> I'm just going to park right here. I'm going to park right here. >> Hide this. >> Okay. Yeah. Perfect. Thank you, sir. Just give me a second. I know. I'm going to get a statement. Yeah, but I mean it's not going anywhere. All >> [cough] [clears throat] >> right, sir. It's fine, sir. Hang on. But I'm on I'm on the board. Okay. And I was a witness to everything. >> Okay, perfect. I'll make contact with him just a second. So you said that. All right. He was getting in his face and tell All right. So go on from there. >> Maris and me was out here talking >> and he came from the trash can area. Okay. >> And came up the sidewalk and was cussing him, calling him n word, but he was actually saying the word. >> And Maris came out to the sidewalk and told him, he said, "Look, man. Don't don't call me that no more, please. And the guy was coming up to get in his face and Maris went down and they got into it. Maris hit him a couple time because he was cussing him. GD call him an MF. >> So Maris struck him. >> Yeah. Because he got into his face like like he was getting ready to go at him and Maris went ahead and gave the first punch. >> Okay. >> And he stayed right here. >> Can we get your your name, sir? >> Yes, sir. My name's Mitchell. >> Go ahead and spell it out for me. >> M I T C H E L L. >> M I T C H E L L. >> Yes, sir. Last name is >> and I stay at 10. >> You got an ID on you? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah, if I can just get your ID. All right. Thank you. and I'm on the I'm one of the board of directors for Union Mission and that's that's on the lease. There is no racist words. Uh it's grounds for automatic determination or eviction. >> We don't tolerate that out here. >> Do you know how long uh Maris has been? >> Maris been here two or three months, I think. >> And they've been living together. >> Yes, sir. It's a two room occupus and one has one bedroom, one has the other and they share the kitchen, living room. It's 50/50. >> But he's been out here all he even cussed me. I was sitting on my porch having my coffee. >> Mhm. >> Over there at 103. >> Mhm. >> And he came up. I really don't like him around me because I think he's back to drinking. I found two liquor bottles over here while I was cleaning up and he was saying the N word and I stopped him and I said, "Excuse me, sir. >> You can't say that." >> Okay, >> that's a no no right here. R you and you go to hell. You You alone with all these ends that he would say in the word. >> All right, sir. >> And I said, "How about you just get away from my premises?" >> Okay. And and these cameras up here, >> they see everything. >> And who would I speak to? Mar uh you would have to come to the office in the morning and talk with uh Miss Nicholls or the managers. Okay. And this incident happened from 4:00 to about 4:45 somewhere in that range. >> Cuz that's when he went down to the store about 4:45 to call I guess he said he was going down there to call the police. >> Okay. All right. Thank you, sir. Let me go ahead and talk to Mr. Mark. How's it going? >> Hey, how y'all doing? >> Mr. Mark Maris, how is that how you pronounce it? What is it? >> Maris. >> Maris. How you doing today, sir? >> Good. >> Turn the stove off. You want to come in? Uh, >> I'll step right here. Sure. Sure. You can turn the stove off. >> What? Tell me what happened today. Is there anyone else in here? Well, uh, my roommate, he's out there somewhere. >> But anyone in here right now? >> No. >> Okay. >> Okay. Yeah, you can step out here with me as long as your oven's off and everything. I want to make sure everything's safe. >> Okay. >> So, what what happened to him? >> Well, um, I got a roommate by the name of Robert. >> Okay. >> Um, he's I don't know. He's tweaking. I don't know if it's a drug or alcohol issue. Um, he's my roommate. He's been antagonizing me and he called me the n-word and he threatened me. I punched him. I did. >> He He threatened you in what manner? >> Um, it started when I was sleep and I heard him cussing. So, I went to the his room. I didn't see him. So then I went to the back porch and I was like, "Yo, what's going on?" I was like, "Why you, you know, acting the way you acting?" Oh man, my stuff ain't dry. If you go to the back, he got some stuff hanging out there like some draws or whatnot. I'm like, "Bro, it's going to dry." So, you know, I'm like, "Yo, is you mental health?" You know, he was like, "Man, you know, this and that, nigga." I was like, "Man, all right, bro." So, he walked away to the front. That's when I walked out here. uh the lady was staying out here in Mitch. So they was like, "Man, what's wrong with Robert?" Cuz you know, the last couple of weeks he's been, I don't know, all over the place. >> So he um he was standing over there and true enough, you know, he was like, "Oh man, you a [ __ ] Woo woo." So I just ran up and I just I hit him. So he fell and I didn't touch him again. So you know he was like, "Oh, you gonna get arrested there." I was like, "All right, well, whatever." So >> So So he was he was off over here, called you the n-word for the however many times he did. So >> yeah, >> I wish I'd had your number >> and you uh it's all good. We listen, we saw this coming. >> He's he's a great guy. >> Okay. >> He's been harassing me, cursing me, cursing my friends, dropping end bomb at all these little babies around here, screaming. I'm talking in the trash can. I don't know if you remember 501. >> I hear you. Can you just give me just one second, ma'am, and then I'm going to come over and I'll talk to you. >> It's all right. All right, bro. >> All right. All right. >> All right. >> Only skunk going to hang skinny people going to hang together. >> All right. Um, so I know I'm in trouble, so I already know. Like it is >> I know. >> Okay. So you're you're So just >> I really don't feel safe around a guy. He lives with me. >> All right. So So here's here's what I'm I'm trying to understand. So you're you're just recap that point where it became physical for me again. >> Well, I was standing like right here. Um he was coming. >> He was like down the block and you know he was running up. I mean he was talking [ __ ] So I had my sandals on. I mean so I took my sandals off and I went up to him like yo like >> So you advanced towards him. So, yeah, that that's Yeah. So, I need you to please turn around, put your hands on your back. That's >> I got to uh Can you remove the the knife? >> Let's Let's just We'll take care of that in just a second. All right. I'll just go ahead and put it away. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> No, it's all right. I already know. >> Yeah. It kind of seems like you already knew, right? I >> do. >> All right. Yeah. In the state of Georgia, we do have to arrest on domestic violence. And everything you just described to me was unfortunately Yes. him saying some pretty nasty things to you, >> but >> uh no, it's all right. >> All right. You said that that knife is going to be right here on this side. This side. >> Uh no, that's the phone. >> That's just a cell phone. All right. I'm just going to check that real quick. All right. That's a knife right here. All right. I'll take that >> just in case cuz I didn't know. >> Do you have the keys to your parlor? Um, yeah. It's in the It's on the inside. >> All right. I'm going to put your knife in my pocket. All right. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um, is it like out in the open like where I could see it? >> Um, you know what? You You've been cooperative with me. Just let's let's make whatever arrangements we can right here. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. I want to make sure your apartment is secured >> and we'll uh [snorts] you guys >> uh I'm I'm going to lock it up. >> All right. >> All right. >> There's no there's no other weapons in the house or anything. All right. >> Um not as I know. >> Okay. >> He has this room. >> That's fine. Let's just make whatever arrangements here. I want you to know I'm going to get testimony from all the neighbors. All right. You know, your side's going to be well documented. >> These are my keys. >> Okay, that's fine. Go ahead and grab your keys up. >> Make sure you you want to put your instant out and everything. Do you want to lock your bedroom door? Yeah, I'm los All right, I'll just Do you want to block? >> Oh, yes. >> I don't even know if I can even >> Oh, you're not sure? Yeah, but just leave it alone cuz I don't really even know if I can leave it. >> That's everything you leave. >> Yeah, I got cell phone. >> Cell phone. >> Okay. >> All right. >> What are you doing? >> I got a Oh, yeah. Yeah. Can I Can I leave that here in the night? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Just a little tight right there. I'm just going to What do you Do you set it right in this dresser or what? >> Yeah. >> I put it right there in the nightstand. Okay. >> All right, sir. Go ahead. But you just put Yeah. All right. Is that nice and comfortable for you? >> All right, sir. Just step right on back here for me. All right. >> Did all of you witness it? I >> you did >> uh you want to talk to her or No, it's all right. >> I just want to make sure y'all got to the car. >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. So just so you're fully aware of this. So in the state of Georgia, whenever there's two people who live together, that's that creates a domestic relationship, right? >> So now whenever there's any type of violence, that's domestic violence. So we have to make an arrest. And >> so so right now from what I've heard and seen as of right now it's going to be um battery >> right >> domestic. Okay. >> I'm going to move that wallet for you. All right. >> Okay. >> And then it was just that phone in your pocket, right? >> Yeah. Phone. Where's the phone at? >> Oh, it's on this side. >> There we go. >> So, 41 does one. >> 41. >> We got one black mail to 95. >> 95. >> Um, Start the car. >> Let me just start this real quick. All right. >> Huh? >> Actually marks that. You can see >> EMS said that he has abrasions to his head. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. He's scaring me. He's scaring all of us. >> Mhm. >> I think he might be a little >> Yeah. >> of the wagon. >> Okay. >> Or something. I think he's freaking >> Did you see what happened? >> Yes, I did. >> Okay. >> Maris is he's for mission. He's like resource officer. >> Yeah, he seems like a really nice guy. >> He is. But he when and I was sitting there because I just I just that's my new addition. I just built that bench underneath on the porch and he kept uh he was standing there cursing me, my friend Willie who's at the laundromat now and he said I got to leave. I'm going have to say something to him. And uh and Willy's IQ 52. So Willy's hor. >> Mhm. And then I he was over there screaming at the trailer, cursed the trailer. Then Mitch walked by and he chased Mitch down and was in his face like this ch like, "Come on, come on." >> And then he turned around and said something, you know, he can't that. So then I saw him in the back and I he's tossing the damn air conditioner. >> Mhm. >> But he was cursing Marquee. >> Mhm. >> And then he did he dropped that that called him a bomb. >> Mhm. And then he come around this way and come that way and was cursing the children calling them the same thing. >> There were very few me here. >> Tight community. I'll be looking out for everybody else. >> But then Maris came out. >> He was almost in tears. >> He should be to get out today. >> Uh no. He'll have to see a judge. >> Oh man. >> But he was and and and Maris came out. He looked at me. He man he's got to go. Somebody's got to get him out of here. Mhm. >> He said, "Would you please call 911?" And Mitch said, "I think we're both going to call 911." >> Stop. >> They got another car. >> Okay. Go. Bye. >> We got another car. >> So, >> there's another one. >> Go. We always have to ride to go. He's so nosy. But anyway, so Maris came out and I was walking Willie to the edge >> and he said because he kept cursing Willie and he said, "Uh, man, you got to get him out of here. Somebody got to call 911." And Mitch, I said, "He just chased Mitch down." >> Mhm. >> He said, "Somebody's got to call 911. Get him out of here. He's dangerous." About that time, Maris, you need to get so mad you cry. You I do. If I get mad, I'll start crying. >> Mhm. Man, you got to get mad, baby. He just called me. >> And he stopped there and he did like this. >> Just like that. >> He kind of challenged Maris right there. Right there. And threw his hands up like this. >> Mhm. >> And he said, "You call me." >> I am like that. >> And uh he said, "Yep." And that was it. And he didn't hit him. >> Well, he he he said himself that he hit him. Well, he did that number. >> Well, he said himself. >> Well, hit knocked him down. Took his hand and pushed him down the ground. And then he said, "Come on, get up." But he and he did get up and he walked to the store. >> That and cuz Maris can man apologize. >> I said, "Yeah." >> Yeah. Everybody there's camera cameras everywhere. >> Yeah. >> But I mean, and he told me he said he kept poking. He's been doing this to me today poking and poking provoking me and I said, "Man, I mean, I can see it." >> He should have called us back then, >> man. I came with the damn broom out when he was cursing me. I told Mitch, I said, "I'm knock him out." I know. >> Cuz I'm not big enough to knock anybody out. But >> yeah, >> you know, I mean, it's that point where I'm walking around with a broom in my hand because he's messing around behind my apartment and damaging property. He all the throwing it up and see I think it's a combination of drugs, alcohol, and mental health all rolled into one night. He locked him up downtown for the other day. >> Yep. >> And he didn't know where his bicycle was and came in was drunk up. What are you supposed to be drinking out? >> This was a no alcohol, no drug property. >> And then um and I told Maris because he he came out last week and the weekend he like oo. He says I said I I said, "God God bless you, brother. I know how you putting up with it." >> And I said, "I don't know you. Do you know what tweaking is?" He said, "Yes, I do." I said, "I think he's tweaking." >> Mhm. >> Cuz he's do like he was out there cleaning the furniture at the dumpster. >> Yeah. >> And dragging the furniture in all this stuff. He's dragging all stuff out, putting it back, right? So, he needs to go be Oh, he needs to be evaluated. My my opinion. >> I don't know if you rode calls out here before, but 501, you remember out here way too much. And I hate that he went to jail. >> Yeah, >> I really do. But he did. I mean, he was provoked. I saw the whole thing. >> Mhm. >> If I was a man, I'd have probably done the same thing. >> Yeah. I mean, I'm a woman. When he kept cursing me, I came out here with the broom. >> Yeah. It's a bad situation. >> And I I said, "If he comes near me, Mitch, I'm going whack him." >> Mhm. >> Because he's he's getting he's invading our personal space. >> Do Do you mind if I take down your name? >> Oh, not at all. >> You know, and and and this isn't >> But he um just a good guy. Doesn't bother nobody. >> Yeah. >> What's uh what's your first? D I A N E >> Diane. >> Yeah. Call me D. >> Oh, okay. >> I know. I know. She's like, "Who's that?" Uh, C O N O R. I'm Miss D. >> C O N >> O R. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And your birthday. >> Oh. Ha. >> Okay. January [clears throat] 28th, 1955. >> Yes. >> Uh, what's a good phone number? >> 912. Okay. And which which apartment do you stay in? >> That's why we were showing off the new bench. Me and my daughter built that. Okay. >> This morning I was excited about it because I usually stay on the back porch. I've got that Santa not man. We just going to sit here and chill on the front porch. And I couldn't >> cuz he was just just verbally abusive. dispatched the 500 or signal >> and other things. I mean, he just >> harboration disruptive. He been going over that side, too. Willie and Ma told me he's over there >> throwing a pine straw and digging in their bushes and I'm sure they catch him on camera, but >> one red shirt, >> but I mean he's human, but he's you just had that breaking >> cuz he's doing crazy stuff in the apartment, >> you know. See, he's putting I He said, "I'm just trying to stay out of his way." >> Mhm. >> He said, "But he just keeps coming and moving stuff in and dragging stuff from dumpsters. He's got broken glass. Bringing broken glass and >> Yeah. >> And Maris is from around the very much like me. A bit OCD. Neat, neat, neat, clean, clean, clean. Mop mop. >> Mhm. >> So, it's real hard for him to >> And I'm tell think about it. If you work house >> Mhm. You have to have a certain tolerance level. >> Yeah. >> And for him to snap like that, he had to really be provoked in my eyes. >> Yeah. Okay. Thank Thank you very much. >> Thank you, Officer Coleman. >> Did Did you see anything at all? No. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Well, thank you guys. >> All right. Happy holiday. >> Yeah. Happy Memorial Day. >> Oh, yeah. Yes, >> it's like all these reports now. Uh, no. Tell me can't wait. >> What do you mean? >> There's arignments in the morning. The detective has to have the report to be able to. So, you got to do the food line one. Got to do this one, too. >> 41 down to one. 41 >> transport complete. Any mileage 242915 appendic 894 white. >> I got to get my kids. >> I got to get my kids. >> For what? My kids. >> Your kids? >> Yeah. >> Wine. Party. I don't know how you're going to do that. Just for a second. A jeez. Wipe that tie off your face. Keep going. >> Good to see you. Good to see you. What time do you get off? >> I was supposed to get off at 6:00. >> Oh, yeah. Me, too. But I got a 24-hour shift, so tomorrow morning at 5. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Pray for you, bro. >> Appreciate it. >> Oh, yeah. >> Going to be a blue that's involved. What percent are you at? >> Two. >> Seven. We're going to have a single in the area of street and television circle the Driver 64 South Carolina 331 city area northbound ID. on Tiana. >> Hello. Is he What is he >> medically cleared? He was He was involved in a fight. >> Oh, okay. >> Hello, sir. >> You didn't get an arm banner for him yet, did you? >> No, ma'am. You just got >> everybody. >> All right. I'm going to put this sock. I'm going to go behind you and slip this on your Anyway, >> all right. >> Find out where it is. >> Oh, shoot. Sorry. find out where where is asking. >> Oh yeah. You want me? I'll do that. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Do you mind just inputting the information? I'll let the narrative I'll start it on my phone. >> Yeah. Yeah. Um get to see if there get >> anytime soon. >> Yeah. Should try to get a unit up here though. Yeah. Okay. Cuz it could always be a mñana. >> You know what I mean? >> Just sit on it until then and then first thing go pick them up. >> Yeah. Maybe. >> You said sit sit on it. >> Be careful. >> I wouldn't do I wouldn't They're not too tight, are they? >> A little bit. >> A little bit. >> Yeah, >> I can loosen it just a little bit. >> Which one would you say more? Or is it both? >> It's kind of both. >> Both. I like the way you put these on. Could you stand up? It'll make it easier. Wendy. >> Yes, ma'am. Oh, you >> I got his. Will you grab his? >> Do you want me to give you this? I don't have an arm band for him. We're going to put it over here. >> Trying to redo these things. There we go. >> Oh, there. these close. >> Okay. >> Is that better? oil. >> What was What was >> Rogers? >> Hodgees. >> Hodgees. >> Okay, that better. Okay. >> Went to the other hospital. Why would they go to another hospital? >> Oh, call the guy. >> Call the guy. >> Oh, >> you're compensating very very well. >> And his name is Robert Hodes. It's It's just for a contempt of court for it, >> but they already approved it on records. >> All right. Okay. >> What's going on? >> Crosby is going to finish. >> So, let's get this straight. >> What do you do? >> Well, I know what to do. I'm just saying like cuz the doctor the doctor's like >> Oh, you got 43 camera Hey, uh, Mr. Smith, what's your apartment number again? 381. >> Copy. steal him from me. >> Um, what's a good phone number? >> Um, what? My phone number? >> Mhm. >> 9128 9480. Okay. Um, were you born in Georgia? >> Fort Valley, Georgia. >> You said Fort Bradley. >> Yeah, Fort Valley. >> Where's that at? >> Perry Mon. >> Oh, okay. That's up up there. Okay. about Charlie, how's how the board? Oh, >> did you get uh Robert's number? >> H >> Did you get Robert's number? >> His cell phone number? >> Yeah. >> No. >> Did you start this as the >> Did you start this on your account? >> That's yours? I I didn't touch yours. >> 73. You did that for >> might be logged in as me. >> I logged it out. Dispatch the 500 structure fire for Lewis Street and Owens. a structure fire for Louis Street and Owen Street. They're calling by. She heard a loud boom and then open fire. coffee. >> Okay, it's good now. >> I don't know yet. >> Yeah, looks like Hey, you want to close everything? That's the same. >> I think we should have asked like what hospital he was going to. I was just thinking like, "Oh, they'll just take him to the board. He has a question. >> Okay. >> What? >> So you said that this court has to be done today. Why is that? >> Because this is a felony arrest. >> Oh, no. I know the felony that. Yeah, I knew that. I felt Well, I forgot the felony. Yeah. >> So, he's still going to go in front of a judge tomorrow, too. So, they kind of need some information. >> Charlie one. We have a 42 report at 121 >> depending on whether or not I mean, >> but they always like to be able to have the report like to get details on what happened for domestic. Okay. 5:30. [cough and clears throat] >> Yes, ma'am. I located at 3321 Lewis Street. It's going to be somewhat burning. fire. >> They have a burn pile. They got the proper precautions in case he gets out of control. Everything's done. >> Yeah. >> Uh he was wearing a black tank top. Okay. Uh, is he already like >> 1598? >> Oh, sweet. >> 1598. >> Thanks. >> St. Joe's midnight. So, he had just got discharged. Crosby uh found him on the rent >> and arrested him. >> Well, that's what he's doing right now. >> Okay. And then what was the arrest time for that guy earlier? >> Uh 1307. >> Did your camera die? >> 2%. >> I don't know. I guess we're not going to have one transporting or >> what time was >> you 30? >> 1500. >> Yeah, 1500. >> It'll be some >> 4321. One cool I guess I'll be back tonight. for that. >> Oh, he's right there. >> Oh, >> yeah. The other officer that showed up, the female um is going to be 81. >> Yeah, she she made a good point. The other guy was the primary aggressor, but just not physical. I would say he's was the provoker. >> Yeah. >> But >> see the way the original witness made it seem >> coming at him like aggressive, bro. You know >> let me know when you're ready. >> I mean Robert deserves to be. So >> Oh, her name is Beth. Again, that's 3541. He would have someone to witness it. >> I can articulate him. If someone's suppressing the man towards them >> and he throws a one two back up. >> Mhm. >> I'm You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> But it's just not what happened. Do you have a funeral home? That doesn't have the offic. >> Quick question for you. There's a fellow Robert Hodes who is here and I have the date of birth for him as well. I need to know if he was seen and discharged. We just actually arrested him for an outstanding warrant. >> See? >> Well, he is in the back of our car right now. Oh, he's going back to your car. >> He is ma'am. >> Now, if he [clears throat] was seen and he voluntarily left, >> you have some documents saying that or if he was discharged, some documents saying that would be great. What was the last name? Rogers. >> Hodgees. >> Hodgees. >> See if they brought his body. Evan, can you come up front for just a second? >> Evan was good. >> What's going on? >> How are you, sir? >> Good. He left. >> I left without >> on his own free will and accord. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Can you provide me with some sort of documents just saying that that he did that? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> I would appreciate that. >> We'll get recording for >> What's that? >> That probably wouldn't stick anyway. >> Look, we'll let the courts figure that one out. >> Yeah, >> good deal. You don't need anything else? Oh, >> set. Cool. Switch. >> Yeah. Sir, if you don't mind standing up for a second. >> You ever put the holes right on top of each other before? >> I'm sure you've done that. That's the worst. That's the very worst. >> All right. >> What's that? >> Yeah. I'm about to get them adjusted here. Loosened up a bit. I haven't double locked them. I'm take that one off here. All right. And then this one. Probably because you got your arm at a funny kind of angle there. >> And I'll work with you on getting that squared away for you. Okay. I don't want to cause you they're not designed to be comfortable, per se. >> But if I can adjust that for you. >> Can you Can you Well, all right. I'll just let this one loose for a second. All right. Sure. >> Here's what I would advise you. Put your palms together. >> I always get a little nervous. Like I have this little system. Make sure I don't get this off. >> That's probably a little bit more comfortable. Let me take this one off. Now put your palm there. Ah, much better. A >> little bit more comfortable. >> Oh yeah. >> I mean, all things considered. All right, dude. >> What was your name, sir? >> Maris. >> Maris Smith. All right, good deal. Come on, Mr. Maris. I'm still getting this car. All right. >> Appreciate you, guys. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to hit this little button here. Push. Exit. Push the button. Thank you, sir. >> Yeah. Absolutely. I'll get out of here. >> Yeah. All right. >> Hey, this is all the property phone and wallet. >> Yeah, some key fees in my property. >> Which pocket is that? >> You make sure that you make sure that jail's tracking the other party involved. >> I'm just going to take these out of there cuz they're going to take them out anyway. >> Absolutely. >> Okay. I just want to make sure I got to fill the >> I want to make sure you knew that. I'm going to fill out the DB form and I'll let them know that dude's actually here. >> Yeah, perfect. >> All right, we just step towards that gas pump there. >> All right, I'm going to kind of make this a little bit better organized. All right, have a seat here. Get your head. Watch your head a little bit. >> Let's get you all melted in here. All right. Heat. All right, let's get that AC going, man. 41 Charlie one >> 41. Go ahead. Transporting 41 Delta 1's 1095 from Memorial to CCDC 131210. >> Copy 1915. A look like we got a little uh little parking parking situation here. All right, I'm going to go uh put my stuff up real quick and then uh I'll just leave you right here. I'll be right back, man. Let me have Buckley here. All right. Come on out, sir. Kind of guide your head there a little bit. There you go. Well done. All right. We're going to go to that door right there. All right. Would if you would put your back up against this wall here. Thank you, sir. >> It's been a long time. This is almost embarrassing. >> Well, that's right. I get it. >> Oh, man. >> Well, from my understanding, what was what was happening, it made it would have made a lot of people angry. We'll let the court let the court figure all that out. >> What were you doing in 2008, Mr. >> 2008? Um, let me see. Yeah, I graduated 07. I went to Youth Challenge Academy. >> Okay. >> And uh I was in Journey, Kentucky. >> Okay. >> Earl Clint. >> Are you from up there? >> No, I'm from For Valley, Georgia. >> Okay. Okay. >> 2008. So that makes you what about 34? >> I'm 33. I had to think about it. >> I graduated 08. Okay. >> I think sometimes what it depends on your birthday, which What class? High school class graduated. You know, whatever. >> Yeah, that time flu. It seemed like just I thought I knew everything, man. I thought I knew everything. probably have a seat in that ridge here. Let me ask to mention this to you.