police under arrest by virtue of a war. Put down the hammer. Put it down. On the 8th of March 2024 at the Mai Police Station in Queensland, officers faced a tense standoff when 34year-old Timothy Mvin Charles Hart entered the station, gripped a hammer, and repeatedly yelled at police to just shoot me. Officers with tasers drawn and one holding a firearm cautiously attempted to deescalate the tense situation. Hey man, please under arrest by virtue of a warrant. Mate, put down the hammer. Put down the hammer. Put it down. Put it down. Put the hammer down. Shoot me, mate. We can work this out. Don't come towards us. You may be shot. What do you owe me? [Music] Just kill me if that's the case. If that's the case, kill me. Please don't do that, man. Leave you alone. Let's just have a chat. Come inside. We'll have a talk. Zoom me, mate. We I don't want to do that. I don't want to do that. No, I don't want to do it. Hey, put that down. I'm over it. Hey, it's it's fine. No, it's fine. 3 weeks. I'll be as long as you want me. If you want to shoot me, bro. Don't come closer. Don't come any closer. Do me. No, I don't want to. You need to drop that so we can sort this out. Yeah. No, I don't want to do that. [ __ ] Why? Why? Right. That was my [ __ ] own. That's fine. We can we can sort that out here today. No, you don't. Hart inches closer to an officer multiple times, prompting repeated warnings to stay back and drop the hammer. The standoff lasted for about 2 minutes before an officer fired his taser, causing Hart to collapse to the ground, screaming. Officers quickly restrained him and placed him in handcuffs. Tom, put that in. Mate, stop coming closer. I'm telling you, get the hammer out. It's all right, man. It's all right. Hey, how you? Yeah, I understand, mate. Hey, it's dude. All right. So, my name is Sergeant Dan Tam 32557 under virt. This is the outstanding wine. All right. All right. Hang on. Good. We good? No, we don't need it. You going to behave yourself. Timothy, you all right, bro? He's all right. Yeah, he's fine. Right on this side. Timothy, what's going to happen here, mate? We're going to remove the pro. There be a little sting. Ready? Three. We'll get the second one. I'll push it the other way, mate. It's all pull it out real quick. Sharp pull. one right here. You got any in your pockets, bro? You got those sharps away? Yeah. Secure them in the cartridge, please. You're right, man. Yeah. Roll on your side. [Music] Mate, have you taken anything today? Tim, you okay? Talk to us or get up again. Are we clear? The Mai police officers face a challenging situation as an unrelated incident appears to be unfolding outside simultaneously. Can I get you deal with whatever there's hammer? Where's that? Can we Can we Where is it? Did you say police? Did you? Yeah. Would you message me somebody or something? No. Dirty piss test or something? Nothing over it. What you want to be nice I'm done with going in there. Good job. Me and M. Yeah. What were you doing for work? Yeah. [Music] just [Music] Sorry, man. Just got a bit of fishing on in there. Have a seat, mate. All right, hold on. We'll keep you cuff. [Music] Just jump up for us in the next room. Tim, can I just ask something then? Have you taken anything today cuz you you're coming in and out. It looked like you been days. I've lost [ __ ] business. No, I've lost like I don't know what's wrong with you. [ __ ] away. You haven't taken any drugs or anything? Recording time is 109. In Mai Magistrate's Court, acting magistrate Nigel Ree commended the officers for their restraint. Hart had entered the station to turn himself in after learning there was a warrant for his arrest. However, the situation escalated when he was informed he would be going back to jail. The court heard Hart had been on parole since 2021. With just 12 days remaining, his parole was revoked due to his failure to inform his supervisors about a new relationship, a breach of his parole conditions. As a result, a return to prison warrant was issued. Hart had already spent 314 days in pre-sentence custody. His employer confirmed that his job would be waiting for him upon release. Hard pleaded guilty to serious obstruction while armed and was granted immediate parole release with the 314 days declared his time already served. Thanks for watching. Subscribe and check out our Patreon channel for more. [Music]