You threw me on the floor and my attorney is the footage. A white girl. >> I'm not even black and you threw me down. >> That's crazy. >> Is your camera? >> Yes. I'm glad it recorded that. >> I'm just saying I'm not even black. >> And now you're playing rap music cuz you're a thug. You're a coke head. You're a meth head. You're a pthead. So she also like make me looks like sh she was grabbing my ass in front of all the customers like my back multiple times. >> I saw it happen. >> I'm standing right there. >> Oh, you mean I'll >> I don't mind it. I'll charge her with that as well. >> Officer Watson responds to a report of a disorderly subject at a local business. What starts as a standard interaction quickly shifts as the individual refuses to follow [music] basic commands. Watch as this routine call for service reaches a sudden breaking point. >> Hello, ma'am. I'm Officer Watson. How you doing tonight? >> Um, okay. Waiting for my attorney to arrive. >> You waiting for your attorney to arrive? Okay. So, I'm going to give you two options today. All right. So, you can either go to jail or you can leave peacefully and pay your bill. >> I'm going to leave peacefully. >> Okay. So, let's go ahead and pay your bill or you're going to jail tonight. >> Awesome. Who has your bill? >> Let's pay your bill. >> Go to the bathroom first. Is that >> No, >> I'm going to film you right now. >> You're on You're being recorded. >> No, no. I I can go to the bathroom. I have a right to go to the bathroom. >> Okay. No, you're going to leave the establishment, but prior to doing that, you're going to pay your bill that you have not paid. >> I will pay my bill. >> Okay. So, let's go ahead and pay your bill. >> I'm going to the bathroom cuz I need a bathroom. >> You're not going to the bathroom. You're going to vacate the premises. If I make the promises, then I go to jail. >> No, you're going to pay your bill and you're going to leave. >> Right. You're not. >> This is I have to go my attorney. >> Okay. >> I'm going to the bathroom cuz I have a credit card and a phone. >> Okay. So, let's go to your He's right here with me. >> So, you're you're telling me I cannot go to the bathroom? >> Not on this property. >> So, I need to go to the bathroom outside and then pay my bills. >> You're going to pay your bill. I feel real bad. >> You're going to pay your bill and you're going to leave. >> I'm going let you know now. I'm going to give you about a couple of seconds to make a decision or you're going to come with me and you're going to go to jail. >> Okay, >> I'm going to go to the bathroom and you can walk me there. >> As the subject [music] employs various delay tactics, the officer's patience wears thin. With bystanders looking on, a split-second decision is made to gain control of the situation. The encounter is about to turn physical. >> Do you wish to press charges? >> Do you wish to press charges tonight? >> Is she willing to pay her bill? >> She's trying to rest and I'm trying to get her out of here. So, >> yes. >> Okay. All right. Then go and put your phone down. >> No right now. >> All right. All right. You cannot go st You cannot trespass me in the same night. Stop. >> No, this is not >> I'm calling my >> Okay, that's fine. >> So, you're putting me in jail for going to the bathroom? >> No, you don't want to pay your bill. You >> I want to pay my bill. Okay. Put your stuff down. >> Can I go pay my bill now? >> Put your stuff down. >> Put your stuff down. >> No, I'm not doing this right now. >> I'm not doing this right now. >> Ma'am, I do not want to take you to the ground. If you keep fighting me, I'm going to take you to the ground. >> I'm calling my attorney right now. >> Stop. Do not. >> Ma'am, you're not going to overpower me and I'm going to throw you to the ground here in a second. Stop resisting. You're literally doing this in a public place. >> All right. >> Put your hands around your back. Stand up. >> All this for >> I told you I would pay my bill. I told you I would pay my [ __ ] bill. >> Give me a nice phone. I'll I'll give it to you. Take a seat. Take a seat. >> Put your feet in. >> Give me my stuff. >> I will give you your stuff. Just take a seat. >> No, I want my stuff first. >> I want my purse. >> The purse is sitting on my car. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. You just put it there. This is ridiculous. Watch your feet so I can grab your purse. >> Where are my shoes at? >> I'm going to grab them. You put it on top of my car. >> Move your feet. >> Wrestled me as a [ __ ] 40-year-old super >> acting like a child. >> I'm not acting like a child. You're paid by them. You're paid by them. >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> Oh, I do know what you're talking about. >> Okay. >> All right. So, in your property, you have here's your clothes and shoes. I'll give you your shoes before you get out the car. Where's my phone? >> I was about to tell you. And here's your paperwork, your phone, your purse, and inside your purse is your cell phone. >> Can I have my cell phone? >> No. >> No. You want to trap me like a like a little dog in a [ __ ] stage show? >> So, here's all your property. >> Where's my stuff? >> It's on the back of my car. Look behind you. >> I want my bag. >> It's right behind you. >> I want it right now. Okay. >> I have a right to an attorney. >> You do have a right to an attorney. >> I have a right to an attorney. >> You sure do. >> And I want to call him right now. >> You call him at the jail. >> You wrestled me on the phone. >> You wrestled me on the phone. >> Oh, yeah. >> I need a statement from you if you do not mind. I'm going to do it on that. So, just put your information, name, date of birth, and all that good jazz. say she applied for a job here to this afternoon. >> Oh, really? [laughter] >> So, she also like making me looks like she was grabbing my ass in front of all the customers like my back multiple times. >> Do you want to press charge? >> Oh, >> I saw it happen. >> I'm standing right there. >> Oh, you mean I >> I don't mind it. I'll charge her with that as well. Yes, that's >> Should I do that? >> That's because you're She thought she I'm okay. I don't want her to be in trouble. >> I'll at least just say that it happened, but that you don't want anything. >> I don't want her coming back again. >> Okay. You guys want to trespass? I'm assuming. >> Mr. Watson. >> Yes, ma'am. Um, how many times have you actually assaulted people who have no evidence of anything? >> Did you look at the footage inside the cameras? >> I can't see inside. >> Did you talk to any witnesses, Mr. Watson? >> Trespass. >> Did you talk to any witnesses before you're doing your police report? >> I'm doing it right now. >> Yeah, you talked to >> Who paid you to come out here? >> He definitely did not pay. >> Yes, he did. I know he knows the cops. I've already talked to every establishment. >> Oh, okay. So, Mr. Watson, with your camera on, >> and my attorney is going to get all this live feed. >> Yeah. >> You wrestled a 40-year-old woman >> who was resisting arrest. >> I was not resisting arrest. I wanted to talk to my attorney, which are Miranda rightites. >> Miranda physically put me on the floor and assaulted me. Mr. Watson, is that correct? >> You were taken to the floor. Yes. You put me on the floor when I said, "Can I call my attorney?" Which is my right. And you handcuffed me based on hearsay. And you didn't ask anybody in the bar. >> Can I have your information here? This will be the trespass. So, she cannot come back here. >> Leslie. >> Yes. >> She lost her. >> She lost her. >> Do you guys have video inside? >> I wish I had. >> Okay. It's no worries. You have a couple charges tonight. >> I have a couple charges. >> Yes. >> Where are they? >> Uh, hold on. I will tell you >> Mr. Anthony Watson, whatever your name is, both of you. >> No worries. So, this is the case number associated. It's 2024600 11194. And then that's the trespass. So, if she does if she comes back, we can take her to jail for that as well. >> Thank you. >> Of course. >> Have a good one. Okay. So, the charges you're going to be charged with tonight is going to be battery, theft of services, and resisting without or Yeah. resisting without violence. >> I didn't resist anything. I asked you if I go to the bathroom. >> You forgetting after the fact >> battery with a fist bump and it already went viral. >> Is your camera on right now? >> Yes, it has it turned off. >> Um, my attorney wants to know exactly cuz we're going to really remute Mr. Watson. >> Okay. >> I hope you lose your license and your fight, too. >> Okay. I was never resisting you, bro. I has to go to the bathroom, Mr. Watson. And you threw me on the floor and I filmed it and my attorney already has the footage. You threw me on the floor and my attorney already has the footage. >> A white girl. >> I'm not even black and you threw me down. >> That's crazy. >> Is your camera? >> Yes. I'm glad it recorded that. I'm just saying I'm not in the black. >> That's racist. >> You can't remember Miranda rights. >> Don't have to. I haven't asked you any questions. >> You don't have to. You can just throw me on the floor and wrestle me for going to the bathroom. >> I didn't ask you any questions. That's what Miranda >> ask any questions? What is your job? Just you got paid $50 gift certificate. Mr. Watson, >> nobody paid me. Angela, can I ask you what do you do for a living? >> Um, you don't even need to know. You don't even know. You don't even know. >> I don't need I was just asking. >> I'm literally one of the best people you'll never meet again cuz you're going to definitely get your payback as far as law's concerned cuz I know Watson. But Officer Watson, I'm going to pee in your car. Okay. >> If you do that, you'll be charged. >> You didn't let me pee at the restaurant. I asked you to go back to the restaurant and you threw me on the floor. You remember? >> Turn so I can fix the cuffs for you so they don't tighten up on you. That means you're going to turn even further. >> No, I'm loosening you. Can you turn that way? >> No, I want to go to the bathroom. >> I don't trust you. I'm going to step outside. >> I don't trust you. You've already assaulted me. You >> Mr. Watson, you threw me on the floor after I asked to go to the bathroom. >> I don't trust you. >> I'm fixing the cuff. >> No, I think you're going to tighten them as you already threatened to. >> That's fine. >> Whatever. Here. No, it's fine. I'm just not going to put They're not double locked. So, if she's going to be like that, I'm not going to. >> Man, I'm Officer Newman. How you doing tonight? >> I'm not happy. >> All right, I understand that. But what I need to do is I need to double up those cuffs on you. Okay, you haven't met me yet. We have no previous interaction. >> There's no reason to double up. >> That way, it doesn't cinch onto your wrist. Okay? >> He's already assaulted me, threw me on the floor, and I can't go to the bathroom. >> Listen to me. I'm not talking about that right now. I just need to do that really quickly. Thank you. I don't really believe you cuz he already said he was going to tighten him 3 minutes ago and his camera's off now. >> Isn't it interesting how your camera's off now, Mr. Watson? >> Your camera's off after you threaten to tighten further. >> Never off. >> It's on now, but you threatened to tighten my hands. >> I can't. It's hurt. It's all hurting. This is all hurting. >> That's why I'm fixing it. >> After he beat me up, Mr. Watson beat me up. That guy saw it. Mark, the worker saw it. >> You beat me up on the floor. >> Sit back down. >> This is still tight. This is still tight. >> Loosened it up, ma'am. >> Yeah. >> No, you didn't. You didn't loosen the other one. You just made him tighten it. >> No, he loosened it. >> No, he loosened one. Can't loosen my left one. All right. >> I'm going to have uh maybe my public defender and my attorney get you drug tested before you go to work tomorrow. >> Okay. >> That sounds awesome cuz you don't seem like you should be working right now. >> And now you're playing rap music [music] cuz you're a thug. You're a coke head. You're a meth head. You're a pthead. I can't wait to see how you see my title and all the connections I know. What are you like 12? I've got two daughters and I'm very high official and I have a lot of connections with the government. So, good luck, Mr. Watson. >> Can't wait till you lose your title. >> I'm actually famous. You don't even know. >> What are you famous for? >> You will find out eventually when you're in jail. >> Oh, okay. >> Following the arrest, the subject's claims of status are met with the reality of the law. Despite her protests, she was ultimately charged with theft of services, battery, and resisting arrest. A simple dispute has led to a permanent criminal record.