I need to know what's the reason before y'all try to get me off of here. >> You're still yelling. THAT'S NOT A WAY OUT. >> SHUT UP. NO. NO. He keeps fighting Daniel. >> A man on a commuter train in Broward County. Deputies tell him to leave. What happens next is caught on camera and it escalates fast. March 25th, 2024, Broward County, Florida. Deputies respond to a disturbance at a tri rail station. Man refusing to exit the train after being issued a trespass warning. Just >> let us know you're going to be trespass. Okay. You'll no longer be walking on this train. If you return, you'll be subject to an arrest. >> You understand? >> Take a picture. >> You don't have the right to take my picture. >> It's not against the law. >> All right. Well, let's do this nice and easily, sir. I need you to get up. We got to get off the train. >> No problem. >> Is there a door right here? >> Oh, we can go this way. It's quicker. >> What y'all taking the pictures for? Y'all don't have no right to take no pictures of me, do you? >> Let me ask you something. What's the reason why I'm being put off the train? >> We'll talk off the train. >> I need to know what's the reason before y'all trying to get me off of here. >> Nice and calm. >> That's what I'm That's what I'm being nice and calm. >> Remember this. This This is See, you're already being verbally combative. >> Sir, you can say you a question. You can't answer. >> You're being trespassed. >> Why am I being trespassed? >> Because you're just being dis disorderly conduct. >> How am I being disorderly conduct? >> I'm not going to ask a thousand questions. I need you next to the train. >> You can't even answer my questions. >> I'm asking you right now, man. >> One more time or else you're going to go to jail, man. We don't want to take you to jail. >> What you going to take me to jail for? Y is not even in the system to be trespassed. So, how y'all going to trespass me if I'm telling you right now, you have been trespassed? I'm asking you to leave. That That's your trespass warning right there. Over and done with. >> Y'all think y'all ain't got no paperwork tonight. Y'all going to give me to report all y'all. >> Come on. Give me this. Get my name on. >> All right. Okay. >> No, I ain't got nothing. >> Just get a paper with your name on. That's all I need. >> I need right here. >> You don't need nothing from me. You need me to get off. I'm off. Like, give me some paperwork. >> Some damn paperwork. I ain't got to provide none of y'all with nothing. I'm done. >> All you got to do is give me my paperwork. Let me go the >> my You're not going to tell me what to do, >> man. That's all the you got to do, bro. >> I got you, bro. >> Just to let you know, >> what you're talking about. >> My thing is who you trying to show out to right now. >> I ain't showing out, bro. I'm trying to go to work. >> No, you're yelling. Why? >> It's my house. Freedom of speech. >> I'm not doing that. >> I ain't talking to you. You just want me to start a problem? Talk [ __ ] thinking you could have a reason to take me to jail. What y'all talking about? >> You're just yelling for no reason. >> Every time you take a picture of me, sir, I'm going to break your phone. >> You You're not authorized to take no picture of you. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What? >> Break my phone. >> Okay. >> I didn't see you. I didn't. Did I say >> Okay then. This is my voice on your mouth. >> My mouth. >> Yeah. >> Freedom of speech. >> Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo. Do not grab that knife, boss. Man, >> I didn't even reach for my knife. >> Put him Put him in handcuffs. Put him in jail. Now you're going to jail. >> Hey, don't don't reach for [ __ ] right now. >> That's what y'all looking for? >> Stop. >> You see the knife in my pocket? >> Yeah. You think I'm reaching for it? >> I can't get the other side, >> man. Come on, bro. >> It's not that serious, bro. >> Come on, bro. It's not that serious. >> Give me your arm. Give me your arm. >> It's not that serious, bro. I didn't reach for my body, bro. Give me your arm. Why you're still resisting? >> Stop resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back and there's no problem. Let's go. >> Turn over. >> Don't stop that. >> My knife. >> Bring your arm around the back. >> BRING YOUR RIGHT ARM AROUND YOUR BACK. >> I DID NOT. >> I did not leave. >> Look, you're still resisting. >> Why? >> I did not leave, >> sir. I did not reach. >> Hang on, Joe. >> Sir, I did not reach for my knife. Come on, man. >> It's all on camera. >> You can see it. >> All right. You chill now, bro? >> Yeah. >> All right, relax. >> I REACHED FOR MY KNIFE. I DIDN'T reach for it. >> All right, relax. It's It's okay. >> It's not okay because y'all >> WELL, YOU'RE GOING TO MAKE IT WORSE. >> You got the radio. >> I didn't do nothing. You're going to make it worse, man. >> Y'all already made it worse. Seeing I reached for something that I >> You have been combative this whole time. >> Okay, now you're going to jail. >> Y'all just need a reason to take me to jail and y'all see my knife. >> We begged you. We begged you not to take you to jail. >> All right, then. Y'all see my Hold on. Let me sit. Let me sit off my circulation, bro. >> You know you put that [ __ ] on tight. >> You could take the right cuff off a little bit, bro. Come on, man. It's hard to cuff somebody when they're fighting. >> All right, so un loosen IT. I'M NOT FIGHTING NOW. >> BRO, LOOK. You got to loosen this right cuff. >> Scoot to the right. I want you off the yellow. >> Bro, you can't I I How you going to drag me by theing same arm? I'm telling you, bro. >> Don't drag me by that arm. The cuff is tight. >> Y not even. >> YOU'RE STILLING RESISTING. DON'T DRAG ME BY THAT ARM. >> BRO, >> KNOCK IT OFF, MAN. >> IS Y'ALL LISTENING? Y'ALL WANT ME TO LISTEN TO Y'ALL? >> BRO, the cuff is tight. >> I can't fix it when YOU'RE FIGHTING LIKE THIS. >> I'M SITTING DOWN. >> FIX IT. DON'T FIX IT. >> I CAN'T, BRO. You're gonna fight. >> I'M SITTING DOWN. >> NO, I'M NOT RELAXED. >> I Bro, the cuff is tight around my wrist. >> I am not. >> All you got to do is Bro, >> just be quiet and let them work. >> They're working. Relax the cup. >> Relax the cup. You tell them that >> they're going to do that. >> When? >> When you relax. >> I am. You're not. >> How you going to tell me what I am? >> How you going to tell me what I am? >> They for us. >> You don't know what I am. You're outside looking in. >> All this for what? >> For what? That's what I'm saying. >> This is you. This is literally 100% on you. >> This what they want to do, brother. They want to lift you up and set you on the bench away from the >> All right. Can they un loosen the car? >> You have a sweatshirt protecting your skin, >> bro. It don't matter what it is. This [ __ ] is tight. >> I ain't moving. Nowhere, bro. Y'all can't help me. I can't help y'all. The >> traps are right there. You're going to have to loose from the traps, >> bro. Y'all going to have TO LOOSEN THE CUFFS, DUDE. >> All right. Help me. >> Going to drag it back. Ready? 1 2 3. >> What have we learned today? You can play tough all you want. >> I'M NOT PLAYING TOUGH. IF THE CUFFS ARE TIGHT, THEY'RE TIGHT. >> YOU TRY to turn it off. Come on, bro. >> You can record. >> All right. Can y'all loosen the cuffs? >> Me for a second. >> Everyone. >> Okay. Y'all saying follow what you follow WHAT Y'ALL SAYING. YOU WANT TO SEE RECORDING? HE GOT ONE RECORDING, >> MAN. DAMN WHAT Y'ALL GOT. Damn what y'all got. >> Every camera up here is recording. You think I'm worried about you got sir? Go on about your business, sir. >> Oh, now you got nothing to say about recording, huh? Everybody's recording here. You think I >> know? >> Of course, >> dude. Since the second we got here, you've been trying to hype up for some reason. >> No reason. >> We gave you >> all this was was literally just get off this week. >> No, second week. You're still yelling. That's how the WAY I TALK. >> NO. NO, IT'S NOT. >> TELL ME ABOUT the way I talk. >> Nobody yells to talk. >> That's not how the way I talk. I guess I'm a nobody then. >> I guess I'm a nobody. >> Y'all talking about I reach for aing knife. >> It's all on camera. >> Okay. And you're going to see I didn't reach. >> Good. Okay. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Your hand only grabbed it for it anyway. >> My hand did not grab it. >> Okay. >> Y'all can stand me up and take me around if y'all want to calmly now. And you gota loosen the cup. Y'all said wait. You said you said it, BRO. >> STOP TALKING, >> MAN. You >> I listen. I listen. You said get him over. I'm sitting here. Did they un loosen the cuffs yet? No, they did not. You said that they was going to loosen. >> We ain't doing that now. >> Oh. Oh, shears are in the car for his backpack. We're going to cut the backpack. >> Put one finger in there, man. It's not too tight. >> And you can't even get a finger in there. Put your finger in there. >> Put your finger in there then. Show me. Put your finger in there. >> Okay, thenhere, sir. I'm not going nowhere. All right, stand up. Ah, >> you can't pull me up by that arm, bro. The cuff is tight on that arm. I'm telling you. Look, >> the cuff is tight. >> What happens when you fight when I'm trying to put that? >> I've been telling you the whole time, sir. The cuff is going to get to the car. I'll fix it. >> You just You're still not calm. Listen, all you do is All you do is listen. I'll fix it. >> Sir, look at my arm. You're cutting the circulation off, bro. >> Damn. That's all I said. It's the circulation in mying head. Y'all don't want to loosen a cup, bro. My wrist is swollen up. >> Hey, do you have your your clothes shears? >> God damn, bro. >> Let me get on my >> That's all I asked was the >> You have anything in your pocket that's going to poke me, stick me, prick me? >> Spread your feet. >> Anything in my pocket? >> Spread your feet, please. >> I already spreaded them. >> Spread them a little bit more. Don't be throwing my >> Shut up. Shut up. That's it. You have no more rights anymore. Shut up. >> Don't be throwing my stuff like I'm not, bro. >> I'll get the belt, bro. >> Yeah. Take my belt off. Don't move towards me. >> Take my belt off. >> Do you want me to fix the cup or not? >> Go ahead. Fix it. >> Lay your chest down on the belt. Put your chest on the truck. >> All you going to do is just cut around my jacket. Bro, that's not loose. >> I'm not cutting your I'm not cutting your jacket. I can loosen the cup, but I'm not going to do it when you're fighting. >> Please, sir. You keep saying I'm fighting. Listen. I got up. I came this week. Can you >> I'm done. I'm done with this guy. >> All right, sir. What you being so rough with me for? >> God damn, bro. Way you doing? >> You're still resisting. Put your chest down. Put your chest down. >> Ch is on the s. [ __ ] He's just looking the cup. >> Shut up. No. No. He keeps fighting. He ain't getting those cups. >> Kick me again. Kick me again. >> Kick me again. You want TO GET PEPPER SPRAY? >> STOP KICKING. >> That's a place you kicked me. >> Oh, you grab. >> You want to get pepper spray? >> Hold on. Don't move him. Don't move him. >> Okay, hold on. Hold on. >> There you go. I can get a finger through. Cup's good. >> Cup is good. Look, I >> double lock it. Just double lock it. >> Okay, good. A in the car. >> Why y'all doing me like this, bro? >> Why y'all doing me like this? I could have walked in the car. Not >> ready. >> One, two, three. >> Oh my gosh. I COULD HAVE WALKED IN A CAR, GUYS. >> I could walk in a car. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> All right. I could have did that. Get inside. >> And what's your name, sir? Don't worry, >> it'll be on the report. >> Go ahead. >> You guys, ain't you? >> No. >> Yes, you are. Put your legs in. >> Put your legs in. >> Good. Here. >> Grab him from the other side. Grab him from the other side. I'm sick of this guy. My legs aren't in. >> Go ahead. Grab that. >> What are y'all doing all this for? All these cameras. >> Relax. Relax. >> With all these cameras. >> Yes, we're all wearing cameras. >> He's not wearing one. >> Relax. It's right here. Is it on? >> It is on. Stop. >> Yes, it is. >> Yeah, it's mine. >> How? He's pushing me this way. You pushing me that way. >> Which way y'all want me to go? >> [ __ ] >> And I'm calling my lawyer. >> Gotcha. Did anyone grab the uh the knife that was over there? >> It's on top of the hood of the car and the shoe is there, too. >> Thank you. >> A trespass warning is a lawful order. Under Florida statute 810.09, 09. Failure to leave property after being warned is criminal trespass, a first-degree misdemeanor carrying up to one year in jail. The deputies are calm. The subject is not. He demands paperwork, challenges the authority of the warning, and tells deputies the trespass isn't in the system. None of that changes the legal reality. The warning was given. The obligation to leave was immediate. He keeps asking why. Officers keep answering. Disorderly conduct, verbal combiveness, but he hears none of it. Every answer becomes the next question. Every instruction becomes the next argument. Then deputies notice something. A knife visible front right pocket. That one detail changes the entire risk profile of this stop. What was a trespass removal is now a potential weapons encounter. He threatens to break an officer's phone. He invokes freedom of speech. Both are miscalculations. Verbal threats directed at law enforcement are not protected speech. And threatening to destroy property is a separate criminal offense entirely. Then it happens. A sudden movement toward the knife. Deputies react immediately. The subject is taken down and placed in handcuffs. He insists he never reached for it. The camera saw something different. Under Florida law, any deliberate movement toward a weapon during an active law enforcement encounter establishes reasonable fear of bodily harm. That is the legal threshold. Not intent, but perceived threat. Deputies don't have the luxury of waiting to find out. Now in custody on the platform, the subject continues. He argues the cuffs are too tight. He demands they be loosened before he'll cooperate. He sets conditions on his own compliance, which is not how custodial situations work. Deputies do attempt to adjust the restraint multiple times. Each attempt is met with more movement, more argument, more resistance. The subject doesn't understand or won't accept that cooperation is what enables adjustment, not the other way around. A bystander tries to help him understand. The subject tells him, "You're outside looking in, maybe, but from the outside, the picture is fairly clear. Every minute of resistance is another charge on the stack." Resisting arrest without violence under Florida statute 84342 carries up to 1 year. Resisting with violence under 843.01 carries up to 5 years. The distinction comes down to one thing, physical force. He is providing deputies with evidence of both. The kicking, the refusal to stand, the continued struggle during transfer. Each action is being recorded on multiple body cams. He knows it. He keeps invoking the cameras as if they will vindicate him. They are documenting everything, including this. Deputies confirm knife, phone, and shoe are secured on the hood of the vehicle. Evidence preservation textbook. Everything that was on him at the time of the encounter is now on record and in custody. The subject is charged with assault and battery on law enforcement, resisting with violence, theft, violation of probation, and trespassing. That is five separate charges from a single train platform encounter that started with one instruction. Get off the train. The deputies get an A. They issued a lawful warning. They gave him every opportunity to comply. When the knife became a factor, they acted decisively. When he resisted, they maintained control without excessive force. Under Graham versus Connor, their response was proportional to the threat they faced in the moment. The subject gets an F, a trespass warning on a train platform. The floor here escalated into five charges, including a felony. He was given the chance to walk away. He chose to argue, threaten, resist, and kick. Florida law does not grade on effort. It grades on conduct. The lesson here is simple. A trespass warning is not a debate. A lawful order is not an invitation for negotiation. The moment you introduce a weapon into a verbal confrontation with law enforcement, even if you never touch it, the situation changes permanently. If you want more body cam footage, the moments that end in five charges when they could have ended in a walk away, hit subscribe. We post every week. Drop a comment. What should his sentence