Right. Right over here, Johnny. >> Why am I waiting for you? >> Waiting for a cruiser. >> I ain't going to jail. >> Nope. You're going to a different hospital. We just talked about this two days ago. Johnny, this is a children's hospital. >> No, I'm not. >> You know what, Sergeant? I can leave right now. >> No, you can't. >> Why not? cuz you said some stuff about wanting to hurt yourself. >> No, it's a grownup. >> You know how hard it was for me to walk? >> You said you already had special days. You got anything sharp on you, Johnny? >> No, sir. >> Do me a favor. Stop digging your pockets for a second in my pockets. >> Go ahead and stand up for me. >> Oh, no. Don't touch my pockets. >> Johnny, stand up for me. I'm going to patch you down. Bring your other hand behind your back. >> I ain't the one. You're a warm wolf. >> I ain't the one that you're going to mess with and start digging in your pockets after you say you're going to hurt yourself. >> You hate me or you love me? >> I don't hate or love you. >> Leave your hands there. Leave your hands. >> I don't want to. I'm done. >> Oh, you can sit back down. >> There you go. >> I'm leaving. >> No, you're not. >> Why? >> See now you said you're going to hurt yourself. >> So what? >> So you made suicidal statements. >> Okay. I made love things. >> Yeah. Just I made love. He's called my money. >> I didn't touch your money. You've been on a body camera the entire time I've been interacting with you. >> If you want to file a complaint, you go right ahead and do so. >> I don't need >> Have a seat. >> Let me go, man. >> Have a seat. >> I don't want no seat. >> Stand up again, Johnny. You're going in handcuffs. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm telling you to sit down. You're not cooperating. Sit down. Don't do it. I go >> do it. No, you may not. >> Why? >> You are not free to leave. >> Why? >> Cuz you made suicidal statements. >> Those damn suic acting silly, Johnny. Don't do it. >> Your ass off, America. >> Do not do it. >> Get your hands off. >> Do not do it. >> Don't do it. Hands up. >> Pulling away. Don't pull away. >> Why not? >> Don't get in your face and stay there. Stop pulling away from me. >> Stay where you are. >> Do you understand me? >> Then stop moving. Stay where you are. Bring your other hand behind your back. >> Bring your other hand behind your back. Stay there. Stop moving. Put your hands together. Palm to palm. at the angle of here. >> Johnny, stand up and get on your feet. >> You should pick me up. You dropped me. >> No, I'm picking you up. Come on. Stand up on your feet. >> Why you got to pick me up now? >> You can stand up. Why do you have to stand? What is >> Let's take a walk over to our car here. >> Well, I'm going to jail. Am I going to jail? >> Oh, spread your feet apart. For what? I'm doing wrong. >> You ain't got no weapons, man. >> I got no I don't believe in weapons. Where's my Where am I going now? >> I'm going to a hospital. Uhoh. >> Did I take you to OSU last time you came here? >> Yeah, I think you are, [ __ ] I got no weapons on me, sir. I'm just a fool. >> What the heck? >> I'm just idiot. That's my money. Feel my money in my pocket. >> I'm not worried about your money. Oh, you know I don't want to lose it though. Why not? Ain't no damn good. I'm suicides too. But first step where I'm going. That's where I'm going. So >> probably like 10 times within like the last two weeks he's come to chill with us and tells them he's suicidal. So they take him back there. They're nice people. They treat him nice and so he keeps coming here. And so today I happen to see him at the ER intention when he's coming in. No, we're not doing this. Then they call a private ambulance for him after he takes up a room in the ER for about three hours. And all he's doing is making us so the sick kids can't go back to an ER. He's taking up space. So I'm like, well, today, hey, there's cars coming around 11. Let's just get him pink slip to an adult hospital and avoid the whole 3 hours in the ER. >> My bad. >> And then he started getting squirly. >> Oh yeah, good. >> Sorry, I went to the wrong door. Oh, you're good, man. I appreciate it. >> I was about to go over there. So, >> yeah. If I can just steal a complaint from someone, I'm just going to give them a summon for disorderly. >> You guys got big organis I'm not going to knock paper on him and get him where he wants any. At least in I mean I don't want to slave some warrants on him. So >> came here last week of the week. >> Yeah. >> So when he says he's still >> You know it's funny when you hear that. At least let me sign it. That way you're not. >> Sure. I I just do like the rest before you go. >> I appreciate just uh just really conducting care for himself. He >> can't walk straight, can barely stand up, not able to follow basic instructions. We'll just do this. >> Okay. >> How's going Sir, you were my first ever sergeant at roll call. I had I coached with Nate. >> Okay. Over on Midwatch. >> Yep. >> Remember I was so I think it was uh it's now Lieutenant Luchi, right? Got >> I think he was shadowing as a sergeant. >> Okay. >> And it's been a few years. >> Yeah. Now Sergeant Goodri and Trip and all those guys. He had said something and they were like >> you were not. And I was like, "Oh my god, you can't say that." Like not knowing they were all friends. That was a good crew, man. >> Yeah, that's a that was a great crew. >> Still there? >> Uh Kurt went to Freeway. >> Oh, he's there. >> Yeah, pretty positive he's on freeway. >> I don't class on a >> anything besides a pink slip. >> No, I'm going to steal his info. Okay, >> we need how about a social a n i e last name >> date of birth 71? >> Yep. >> You going to be here for a little while back? >> Yep. I'll be here till 10. >> You need another pair to >> for now. >> Yeah, I got some pairs out to you if you need some. Sure. >> Well, you're coming back. >> So, tell you what, trade me one set for now cuz it's kind of stupid to walk around. >> Are we doing pink slip or >> pink slip? He's writing him a quick summon for me >> and I got a 128 and I'll grab >> 122. >> You guys need anything? >> Appreciate you. >> 47 said he's going to kill himself. He just put the seat down. said, "Put the hang." >> Well, there you go. That'll do it. And then he kept standing up to try to walk away once he realized he wasn't going to get to hang out in the children's ER for a few hours. And letting him leave cuz he said he's going to kill himself. Then he got >> We get a good search on him. >> We patted down a good search for for homeless. Not like a search. >> I didn't under arrest. Are we Can we arrest him for anything? >> Okay. >> Hey, >> stop banging your head. >> You knock that off. >> I already had a level one. >> You got to stop, man. >> We're going to take you to Grant. >> I'm going to kill myself. >> That's why you're going to Grant. >> That's why we're going to Grant. >> I'm about to bust my head off. >> Well, don't do that. That's just silly. >> I don't care. I got say take this off my head. >> You got what? >> Take this off my I can see. >> Ready? >> Sure. I can see now. >> There you go. >> I thought I was blind. >> We better now. >> Can I go now? >> You're about to leave in a minute. All right. >> Why? >> Just hang tight for one second. >> Damn. >> Just hang tight. >> I got no one. I don't think he's motivated. >> No, he just wants to go to the hospital. >> That's what the the nurses told us last time. You don't know. Well, and now we see him all the time. >> Oh, yeah. >> Ready? >> I'll I'll do the U10. >> You want the U10? Yeah, I'll do the U10 and the Cyber 128 out of it anyway. >> Okay. >> So, I'll I'll do all that [ __ ] tomorrow. >> Okay. >> You guys just get him where he needs to be and we're good. >> Okay, cool. >> Uh yeah. >> You want me to ride with you? He's going to be out by the time. >> All right. We got you, buddy. >> He's usually pretty chill, man. But he he didn't get what he wanted today when I wouldn't let him go in there. And he got kind of salty real quick. >> Yeah. If he doesn't get what he wants, he gets out. You guys are good for you know if I can get around the outside here or do I have to go back to the building? >> You got to go back to the building. They got all fenced off. >> Yeah. >> I think I saw someone I went to college with who might work here when we're driving up. >> No, not that one. This is a a dude I was in business classes with. >> I feel like this is a busy special. It's so sporadic. Like I felt like for a long time I would go months without really doing anything or at least without having to ask for a car, you know, tie somebody up whether it's filing or you know code three. Lately though, it has been busy. Feel like every every asking for a call. >> A lot of this a lot of a lot of 17 like showups where it's like grown-ups that are showing up to get their dude here. He always >> going busting out all the windows. Yeah. I mean like just weird stuff. >> Remember there was a kid that was like 17 and he >> I heard about that. >> Called us like you can't do anything that that's I talked to uh Hel about it. You want the only question there is do you want to be a victim of an assault? If you want us to arrest him, we can arrest him. He's assaulted you. If you're asking us to restrain him from medical treatment, we don't do that. >> They I mean there was like 30 people in this tight hallway helmet thingies. >> Like we put one on guys like this and start with that. Except we kind of give them a weapon too when they go to head but >> Yeah. But then the head hurts. >> Yeah. Maybe like a padded version of that super soft. >> Yeah. >> Squishy. >> Are they going to reach out to DTU and get those guys to train it? They will just get >> So, the good news is uh they're getting like four armed people a shift in in the near future and they're going through DTU for that >> and through ordinance for some of the other stuff. So, I'm hoping that turns into a relationship where maybe instead of doing, you know, their training and like their version of of how we that they maybe send them to us, you know, our guys have time and if they're going to our academy likes making money as we all the outside agency stuff. >> Yeah. Well, they started said he was like, yeah, like they don't get trained for this kind of stuff. He's a dude. >> All All they have they have, it's called CCN. It's like what they use to restrain juvenile patients, but it's meant for like little kids. >> Yeah. >> And they have to do that stuff where their insurance policy doesn't cover what they do. >> Okay. Cuz this guy was like, what was he like 62 >> 62 250? >> Yeah. And so when you try to do crap like that against, you know, of a man, it's not going to work. >> And he was like just super aggressive, super angry. >> It stinks cuz you watch him like the four of us with him. >> Yeah. But >> yeah, if they're going the medical route, then it is what it is. I I talked to him about it. I was like, "Look, if if one of you security guards or you get one of the nurses that got hurt because he assaulted you, >> you want to be the victim of an assault, we'll arrest >> him. He bit the one guy like he had his arm in his mouth." >> Yeah. >> I'm like, >> so stuff like that. I mean, yeah. You I mean, you deserve to be criminally charged in my eyes. Start doing that. That's not a >> medical. And that dude's not like autistic or something. like he understands what he's doing. >> Yeah. Cuz the only reason that it all started is he said he got bit by his brother and he went to the wheelchair and then he said I'm going to leave here and kill him. So they have to >> Yes. >> say something and then he didn't like that. And that's what I was starting out. But like I at one point I looked over he had to do his whole arm in his mouth and I'm like watch him. >> And they're like no I don't want to lose my job. >> That's it. >> Yeah. That's 100% a little hor >> It is. Different standards at different jobs, man. >> I felt bad for him. We were just like >> they don't work off of objectively reasonable. You know, >> like we legit were just like our hands. At the same time, I feel like a lot of the voices had not been happy about because if someone said, "Oh, we want to be a victim. All right, we're in like why police do you know?" >> They would. I had the exact same thing back in the ER with this chick. The the basic gist of it is uh I have a doctor and two nurses come out to me and they're like, "Hey, like this is absolutely abuse. Like this is bad." And we brought it up to mom. She says she's going to kick our asses if we, you know, keep examining the kid basically. So I have to take this kid and there's two other kids with her that are like real low. She let him examine all we have to examine those kids. She's abusing this one. She's probably using, you know, one of those kind of things. So, I go to take Cussy, the kid, and she has like operation human shield with the infant for a while. >> Oh, nice. >> And then eventually puts her in a carrier saying that she's leaving. And I'm like, "No, you're not leaving." So, as soon as the kid goes in the carrier, it's game on. And I end up using all that kind of stuff. And I stay at level one. I don't even hit this chair cuz I'm surrounded by nurses watching doing nothing. And they took so much issue with that and like their whole security staff got ringed. All this other [ __ ] when I'm like I had never watched and I would have been well within division policy and I stayed at a level one and you guys are upset about this cuz I threw her on the ground. Like that's what you're mad about. >> Mind you, the two of you came and got me cuz she's abusing your child and and you were afraid to deal with it. >> Yeah. So >> what did you what did you think was going to happen? like don't ask us to come and get something. So >> yeah, I actually stopped working here for about 6 months over that cuz I was just like, man, forget you guys. Like I don't need this crap. I like Mac took over the special duty list and was begging people to come back. Maybe. >> Oh, yeah. Stay on scene. >> Yeah. >> Oh, was that the two kids that got hit? >> Yeah. Like >> basically, yeah, like lady was turning left, but they like the kids didn't the crosswalk wasn't working, you know? So, they just like went even though they didn't have it. So, they couldn't see cuz the freaking break. >> It's crazy how you see the ones on the phone. It was on my precinct, but I got one girl like flipped over by the car just like her feet and just had a big old bruise in her ass, you know. She's like 15. >> Yeah. You or I would have been laying there. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Got it. Appreciate you. There's 524. >> Where did I get one of the good beanies like that? >> Oh, this is from a couple years ago. >> This one's >> I hate that. Yeah, that's the new one that they gave me. >> It looks stupid. >> It does. >> I don't know. >> Oh, look. >> I might have a couple more of them laying around from from past years. >> They're just the wrong color blue, too. So the pawn shop is ready for the rest. >> Terrible. >> I'm about to just buy one and get the patch soda. >> Yeah. Way to do. >> You just have I give her a reade call. She'll sell them whenever you want. >> Have a either. Yeah. If I can't find one, I'll probably steal that terrible. >> It's all for me. >> You got a court date off the top of your head. >> Is it 5 days? Uh 7 to 10. >> That's right. >> Oh, you're fine, buddy. I appreciate you. >> Have they thought about trespassing? >> So, here's the problem with trespassing him. There's no way to do the exam. >> If he's coming for urgent medical care, which is what he always claims, which is I want to kill myself, it's a hospital. So, just like if he got shot, they would still take him here. Like, I can tell him, "You can't come here to use the bathroom. You can't come here to warm up. You can't come here." But he's just going to walk and say, "I'm going to kill myself." And then I I can't turn away. That's terrible. >> I'll hang on to this one. >> Got that one. >> Much appreciated. >> Yeah. Anything else? >> No. I sincerely appreciate the help. >> No problem. We'll get him over there. >> He does a great All right. Thank you, gentlemen. >> Yeah. Thank you, sir. >> Hey, Johnny. Your court date is going to be on the 19th at 9:00 a.m. downtown. Okay. I'm going to give this to you when it gets to the hospital. >> I don't want that. >> You got to take it. made my 30 minutes. >> Okay, >> that's not relevant here, but okay. We're going to follow you down. >> Got a uh combive 51 for a pink slip on our way to Grant. Should be there in 5 minutes. >> Sign myself. >> You ain't the >> ticket for that, too. You ain't the first one to do that. >> You what? >> Why just take me in jail >> and let the judge laugh at it? >> Let him laugh at it. >> Petty petty ass. >> I already heard that on call. Tell him to come out of jail. I do not want to go to jail. I want to go to jail. Tomorrow I see the judge, I'll be out here tomorrow. Take me to the jail. My constitutional rights. I have every right. I don't want your pink slip. All right. >> Let go to jail. They'll feed you good in there tonight. >> They don't feed I feed my own something. >> Yeah. >> They don't feed me [ __ ] >> Well, I mean they'll give you food. >> Give me what? >> I don't know. >> Peanut butter sandwich. >> I don't know what they give you. >> You call that food? >> Where are you talking about? >> Where the you talking about? >> I said where are you talking about the peanut butter? >> I don't know. You wondering the question. >> Well, I said >> talk what he's talking about. >> I said grant they'll give you some good. >> I paid the 50. Do not say one word to me. I at least talk to my lawyer. If you do, you violate my rights. >> All right. Please my lawyer right now. >> Okay. One word to me. down. You may take your job. That's my constitutional rights. I asked for a lawyer. Don't ask me no more questions. >> Yeah. >> Then you lose your job. You violate. >> Do you like peanut butter and jelly? >> I tell my lawyer what she said. Okay. >> The thing I want when I go to court. >> Well, they say they gave you peanut butter. I'm asking if you like peanut butter. >> What I just said, >> don't talk to me. >> Okay. >> I asked for a lawyer. Make you shouldn't ask one question to me. Constitution of United States of America. That's the two to ask one question to me. Not one thing to me. Do I show you or people of color just start going out here and rioting people? >> 132 133 any other car in the area on the 33 run at Wendy's. It's going to be 3545 South High Street. A former employee is there with a 33 male Hispanic 52 black beanie, black hoodie, black sweatpants tucked into his waistband. His name is Felix. Caller said he was behind the counter. >> I believe they're respected. >> I copy. They'reing now that he is at the intersection. my right. 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Don't say that >> they are [ __ ] >> No, >> Prince gave me a goddamn take because I was as [ __ ] >> I didn't want that. Please. Give it to them. >> I'm going to leave it with you and you do what you want with it. >> That sound fairy. Thank your lawyer say that they think it's related. >> You shouldn't talk to me once I say talk to my lawyer. Anybody see anything? >> I say talk to my lawyer. You need quit talking for you and everything that >> you need to keep your mouth shut. Everybody knows you. Look at that. >> Who gives a damn care what they know about? >> You guys can take it. >> Ready. >> All right, John. I'm going to take these cuts. All we got to do my money. >> You got no needles on you, dude. >> Do I look like a heroin addict? >> Oh, we ask everybody that. >> Yeah, I ain't no heroin addict. I ain't no fett. No crackhead. >> I just need a trash can, please. Oh, I didn't need my tissue. >> Give me some new ones. I'll give you some >> I don't care. That's my tissue. We >> Why you going to throw my money away, too? >> No. No. No. >> Never do that. >> Tuck my pocket back in. >> We will. >> J, >> quit talking to me. I don't want none. I don't give you nothing. >> What's your social? >> I don't know. I believe 50 amendments. United States of America say the 50th >> 50 amen. >> 50 >> there. That's it. >> Hang on. You guys doing nothing right now. >> You say you got the pocket over there. >> You want to check my bones? >> Where do you do that? >> I got my make sure you have >> we take these off of you. You sit down. >> You leave me take them off. My life. >> We're taking them off right now. Okay. Keep your arms down. Don't be swinging or anything. All right. >> All right. the [ __ ] out of my life. >> I will if you quit moving. >> You can't get these off. Hang on. >> Get the my life. >> Well, let quit moving. I can get out of my life. >> Look, John, your money's >> I don't give a >> Your money's right there on top of what? >> On top of your ticket. Okay. >> I don't give a >> All right. Yeah. >> Um, you'll have to go to the social work. >> Thank you. >> I give this to you. >> Sure. Yeah. sticker on here and give it to social work. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Got a pink clip for you.