I'm gonna give you my real name. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. I'm going to get You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> That's a federal offense. I didn't do crackers. >> There's no overstating it, folks. The suspects in today's video are evil incarnate. They thought they would never be caught for abusing children and adults, but they're in for a wakeup call. Courtesy of the police. The deputies of Adams County, Wisconsin were dispatched on January 3rd, 2022 to arrest 31-year-old Timothy Owensby on a court summon for 11 felony child pornography charges. A woman at the house answered the door and said that the suspect was not at home. >> But Tim's not here. He's picking up >> Shane. >> Shane. Okay. What uh vehicle would he be driving? >> I have no idea because they're all here. >> Okay. Can you try giving him a call for us? >> I can try. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that'd be great. >> Hold on. Okay. >> I'm not getting him answering. So, >> where's Tim's bedroom at? >> Huh? >> Where's Tim's bedroom at? >> Well, a lot of times it's in the living room with me, but >> that's where he stays. What about this bedroom? >> That's Shane's. >> That's Shane's. Okay. Is it okay if we come in and check to see if Tim's not here? >> Tim, >> can we just come in? I don't trust you. >> Can we come in and just verify, please? >> Um, Dave, call the dog. >> Will you come in and check? >> You can look. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I haven't heard anything all day. >> Of course, I've been sick, so After asking if they can search the interior just to make sure Owensby is indeed not present, the old woman agrees. She claims that she hadn't heard anything from him as she's been sick. When the officers enter the suspect's bedroom, they find the man in question armed with a knife. >> Ow! Drop the knife. >> DROP THE KNIFE. >> DROP THE KNIFE. TIM, YOU WILL GET SHOT. >> DROP THE KNIFE. >> Stay back. Stay back. >> Stay back. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> DROP THE KNIFE. >> DROP THE KNIFE. UNDER ARREST. DROP THE KNIFE. BACK UP. YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. Drop the knife. Do >> the knife. There's more people in here. every night. >> DROP THE KNIFE. DO IT NOW, TIM. >> TIM, you're going to get tased. >> Drop the knife. >> NOTHING. DROP THE KNIFE. YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> OKAY, we've explained that to you. >> Put the knife down. >> Explain. Started screaming. >> Yes, you're under arrest. >> Under arrest. Drop the knife. >> Okay, drop the knife. >> Under arrest for what? >> We're not going to talk about that right now. You're under arrest. Criminal charges. You're under arrest now. Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. Tim, if you get off that bed, you're going to get shot. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop it. >> Do you mind? >> Drop it. Drop the knife. Put your hands above your head. >> Drop the knife, dude. >> Try again. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> These negotiations last for well over an hour. Eventually, tasers are deployed on the suspect. It turns out that he has knives in both hands. Watch carefully as the next few seconds of footage have been slowed down so you can see Owensby swing one of the knives on a deputy thereby damaging his jacket and cell phone case. KNIFE RIGHT left hand knife left hand right hand GO ON let go and then I LET HIM OFF THE TASER. COME ON. COME ON. LET GO. LET GO OF IT NOW. LET GO. >> COME ON, MAN. That's all done. Get your HAND OUT. COME ON. RIGHT HAND LEFT. Come on, man. LET IT GO. LET IT GO. COME ON. >> Come on. LET GO. LET GO FOR A SECOND. Let go. Let go. Let go. Here we go. COME ON. LET IT GO. >> LET IT GO. >> LET GO. LET IT GO. LET IT GO. >> Still got right hand with >> Yeah. Let it go. You can do it. Your left hand means >> Let go, buddy. You can do it. >> OTHERWISE, YOU MIGHT GET SHOT. >> I CAN'T. I'm going. >> All right. Can we get his hand out? >> NO. WAIT. >> WAIT for them to take left. We'll get right. >> COME ON, BUD. OTHERWISE, I'M GOING TO TASE you again. >> I can't open my hand. >> Open it. >> I can't >> open your hand, Tim. >> I can't. I can't open it. Somebody got a free hand. >> This hand. >> Come on, buddy. I have no idea what WEAPON'S UNDER. I'M >> RIGHT HAND AND HE'S GOT RIGHT HAND STILL IN THE OTHER HAND. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> Drop the knife and we'll get off you. Drop the knife right now. >> Can you drop the knife? >> Other hand. You're getting up. That's all you got to do. You got to drop the knife. That's >> You have head You have head and other arm contained. >> Whose hand is this? Same. >> Yeah, he's Drop the knife. Tim. >> Nope. He's still got the knife. Still have that that taser. >> No. >> All right. So, if we need to cycle it, >> give me. >> Give me. If not, >> give me give me my taser. >> Give me my taser. Take my cartridge off. Simple. Put it right into the arm. >> This one. You want three? >> Wait. Wait. Pushing on. You need a taser with all >> I got. All right. Right here. >> Take the cartridge off. Cartridge off. >> All right. >> I can't let go. Let go. >> LET GO. LET GO. LET GO. LET GO. LET GO. >> LET GO. LET GO. >> ALL RIGHT. GIVE ME A SECOND. >> LET IT GO. >> LET IT GO. >> YOU GOING TO LET IT GO? >> YOU GOING TO LET IT GO? OR ELSE I'M GOING TO DRIVE STUN YOU AGAIN, BUD? >> LET IT GO, BUD. >> LET IT GO. I can't open my head at the moment. >> All right. >> Just stop struggling with us, dude. And we >> Well, we're we're done. >> Stop it. >> It's over, Tim. Let it go. >> Just let them take it from you. >> Pull that taser back. Let's keep pressure down on his arm. Yep. >> And then as long as they have head and left arm, we can pull the shield and we can get a hold of this. Make sure >> pull that taser up. >> Don't touch my Get rid of that t. >> Do not bite. Keep pressure down. Keep pressure down on this hand with me. >> Yep. You're going to pull that. I need somebody else to come in and help control. We have hand, but we need to get the knife from the hand. Get off my foot. >> Let go of the knife and you're good enough. That's all you got to do. >> Who's got lethal? >> Ready? >> All right. Let go. >> LET GO. LET GO. LET GO. LET GO. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE. LET GO OF THE KNIFE. LET GO OF THE KNIFE. >> DO NOT >> let go. >> You want to dry, stud? >> I'm slipping. >> I'm going to break your fingers. Let it go. >> Where my hand is? >> Your fingers are going to break, Tim. Let go. >> I got two on. Yep. I'm driving on for This is a taser. >> Watch the knife. It's getting close. This guy right here. >> What about a neck neck taser? >> No. >> We got We got We got We got it. >> Good job, J. We got We got both arms. >> I got We're good on arm. >> Let's bring him Put him on his stomach and bring him back behind. >> On your stomach, Jim. Get on your stomach for me, dude. >> Yep. >> You ready? >> All right. Let's get a cuff on this one. Stop grabbing me, Tim. You're not doing anything at this point, man. >> All right, we got one. >> Grab do a re for me on that end. >> YOU GUYS FIGHT ME. >> Put your other arm behind your back. >> Come on. >> Put your other arm behind your back. You would not put your other arm behind your back. >> I can't. >> Hold on. He's tight against the wall. We're going to pull out her shoulder. Let's move OUT A LITTLE BIT. THERE WE GO. ALL RIGHT. >> YEP. I know. Stop trying to bite people. T. >> All right. All right. All right. We got this one in. >> Yep. Wait a second. >> All right. >> In an attempt to disarm Owensby, a taser was deployed on him. It's pretty satisfying to hear him scream and then grumble like Marge Simpson partway through. Unfortunately, two deputies did suffer from soft tissue injuries during then. That doesn't stop them from placing the suspect in handcuffs, though. >> Everybody else? >> Yeah. Get EMS. They're they're >> watch where you hurt. >> Hey, talk to us. What hurts? >> Yeah, I know. That's uh >> left. Is this the one you took the cartridge off? So, we're still missing the other one. >> Accountability here. >> Yeah, I'm missing a set of cuffs here. Deep breaths, Tim. Deep breaths, Tim. >> Your right knee's got a hook in it. >> I know. [ __ ] me. >> Uh, LT, you want to come switch with me so I can get this hook out of my knee? >> Okay. >> Good, Tim. >> Everybody got >> Yep. >> Everybody secure. >> Everybody secure. The tape taser sitting on that shield. >> Yep. I mean, I was going to say I t >> That doesn't feel good. Come on, buddy. You good? Let's get you up. I'm good. >> He's a user. >> You okay, bud? >> I can't pull it out. Oh, fish. >> It's >> Is it in your leg or just your pants? >> In my knee. >> Yeah. >> Just go. Let's have EMS come. >> Yeah. >> Cut it. Cut it. >> I'll leave it. >> Why don't Let's go out here, big guy. >> Yeah. >> You got no other weapons on you, Dim. You got any other knives with you? Did you guys check those boots at all? >> No. Right when it was off to the EMS. Okay. >> He's got a probe right here in his arm in that shirt. So, watch out for that. >> All right. Fine. >> Let's go to the back of the ambulance now. >> Owensby was initially charged with the following. Eight counts of battery/threats to law enforcement, firstdegree attempted intentional homicide, failure to comply with the officer's attempt to take a person into custody, two counts of resisting, obstructing, soft tissue injury, and firstderee recklessly endangering safety. He agreed to a plea deal and entered discussions in September of that year. This next case is a hell of a watch, so don't go clicking away just yet. staff at a post office in Flamaten, Alabama were dealing with a very problematic customer on July 29th, 2022. They reported him to the police, saying that not only was he acting erratically, but he had also exposed himself to everyone. Officers arrived on the scene and they seemed to know the suspect from previous incidents. He was identified as 38-year-old Isaac Mitchell. >> Hey, Isaac, you want to come out here and talk to me? Talk to you about what? I just purchased this. Did I? Did I not earlier? But man, what's going on? >> Go in my house and see if there's stove or refrigerator in there. There's no food in there. >> Okay. >> Go in there. >> Okay. >> There's no stove and no refrigerator in my house. >> Okay. Um, how can how can we help you with it? >> Well, I guess every time you purchase something, it's in a computer. I don't steal. >> No, I didn't say anything. >> Go in my house. You welcome to go. It's no trust. I bought a no trespassing sign for >> What you mean? Wait, >> I just want I want to talk to you. >> What? What you mean? >> How can we help you at your house? You're saying something about no food in your house. How can we help you out? >> I just purchased this. >> Okay, that's no problem. We're not saying you >> paper trail. I I went to Burger. >> Well, somebody said you was out here and you said you needed help. He said, "You told somebody you needed some help, Ivy. That's why we're here." >> What you mean? I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> What do you say you did? >> What you arrested me for? >> What you arrested me for? I didn't do nothing, man. >> I didn't do nothing. Go ahead. >> I didn't do nothing, man. >> I'm not saying >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Don't resist. >> I didn't do nothing, man. >> You didn't say you did. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing, man. I didn't do that. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Nuh-uh. I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> We're not saying you did. >> Nuh-uh. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Nuh-uh. >> But I didn't do nothing. >> You didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> We're not saying you did. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Not saying you did. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Okay. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Didn't say you did. >> I didn't do nothing. I kept paring in receipts. >> We're just trying. >> I need some help. >> I didn't do nothing. >> You offer your I didn't do nothing. I need some help. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Put your arm behind. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Yes, Mitchell. You certainly didn't do nothing. Which means you did indeed do something wrong here. During the commotion, he continues to resist. And we bet you know what's about to happen here. >> Isaac, give me a hand. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Give us your hand. >> I didn't do nothing. You ain't going to kill me. >> You ain't killing me, Isaac. Put your drink. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Isaac, we going to tase you if you don't put your hands behind your back. >> Give me your hands, give me your hands. Put your hands behind your back, Isaac. I WILL CHASE YOU AGAIN. I WILL CHASE YOU AGAIN. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. DO IT NOW. HURT YOUR BACK. >> HEY BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. Now >> what's up, Mike? >> I didn't do crap. >> We going >> I didn't do I didn't do I didn't do Where we going? >> I didn't do I didn't do >> Come on. I didn't do You got me now. I didn't do I DIDN'T DO Y'ALL CRYING. >> HOLD ON, VINNIE. Open that one up. >> I didn't do >> You got I didn't do >> You got I didn't do me. >> Quit resisting, man. Quit resisting. Just calm down. I didn't do that's a federal offense. I didn't do crack. >> I didn't do >> I didn't do >> Mitchell would be charged with aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer. Battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with and without violence and indecent exposure. He was taken to the Escambia County Jail with a bond set at $40,000. We've got another case for you, so prepare yourselves. This footage was recorded in Homeell Township, New Jersey on February 3rd, 2022. A driver was pulled over for not using headlights at night. A passenger was present and he would eventually be identified as fugitive and rapist Sahed Balul. But that's not the name he offers to the police or even his quote unquote friend though. >> You have any in you, >> sir? Uh, no, I do not. >> Nothing? >> No. >> Here, here's my vehicle registration. >> Awesome. Thank you. >> Sorry, I had to find it all. >> Yeah, sure. >> What's your uh first name? >> Me? >> Yeah. >> Uh, am I being uh apprehended? >> No. >> Huh? >> She's the one that got pulled over. >> That's right. She did. I'm I'm on a little >> But yes, >> I you are ashing out of the window of the vehicle. So I I am going to ask you for your identification. Okay. >> Cuz I'm ashing out. >> Correct. Just make sure I keep an astray in the car or something like that. >> I'll put this in now. >> No, you can hold on to it for right now. Just while we're sitting here. Is there an ashtray in the car? >> Uh >> I did honestly. Um it's my mom's car, so she cleaned my car out yesterday and she put the astray out of it. >> All right. Yeah, just be careful with the ash out the window. That's all. Can I describe your first name? >> I'm sorry. >> Can I describe your first name, sir? >> Mine Anthony. >> We're trying to uh drop a package off to my cousin. >> Cousin? He lives over in Kingsbury? >> Yeah, he lives in uh sober living. >> Okay, cool. >> Where you guys headed now? >> Uh we're going back to Asbury. >> Back to Asbury. You guys doing What are you doing out in Asbury? Anything fun? >> No, nothing fun. >> Nothing fun. >> One of our friends wanted to hang out and Okay. Yeah, I My headlight is also broken. Um, >> well, your plate lamp is also just try to get that inspection stick. Uh, so there's license pl uh above the license plate there's lights. Try to get that taken care of. That small black guy out. >> Yeah. And your inspection sticker. >> Okay. Oh. Okay. Well, thank you for letting me know that. But, um, actually Nissan has a welsh on them right now for their headlights. I think I got two free headlights. >> Okay. Lisa, can I talk to you here real quick? >> Yeah. He's my friend. I, um, I used to be a heroin addict a couple years ago. >> Is that heroin talk? No, like a couple years ago and he helped me through that and understand that but is there any heroin in car right now? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. What's he on? >> He's on everything. I mean, I think he drank a little bit. >> So, I could tell you he >> Yeah, he he's he's probably drunk, but um >> is he still >> Yeah. So, he got me through that. Um I just reconnected with him. >> Okay. >> So, he wanted me to drive to his cousin's house, so I did. >> Okay. Now, is he still living in Kingsburg or is he over in >> I honestly don't know where he lives. >> No. What? Why'd you guys pull in here? >> Cuz I I I honestly I was looking at the GPS. I didn't know where I was going and I didn't want to get pulled over cuz I didn't want to keep looking at it >> down the neighborhood down there at first. >> Cuz I don't know where I'm going. I don't know this area. This is my first time driving ever. >> Okay. And there's no drugs involved? >> No. Please. >> You're 100% certain that he doesn't have any drugs? >> I am 100% sure. Okay. >> Now, what's his personal address? >> Can you like message me off of Anthony? I don't know the last name, but you guys must be Anthony. So, >> the driver claims that the duo were dropping a package at the passenger's cousin's home. It should be noted that even the driver thinks the passengers called Anthony. And despite being close friends, she does not know his surname. As a result, he's taken aside for further questioning. >> Can I talk to you out here real quick? >> Um, are you living in Kingsburg right now or you No, >> you're in Tom's River. >> No, I I I live in Tom No, I live in Asbury. I don't live in Tom's River. >> Okay. >> Um I came drop my cousin off a package. >> Where'd you drop him off? >> Uh we were supposed to drop him off some clothes, some sneakers. >> You said he's in sober living home. >> Yeah, we're living home. Yeah. >> Gotcha. All right. Why' you guys turn down the first neighborhood? >> Uh we turned down because we couldn't find uh his phone died and and also my phone died and um >> it's literally dead. Um we couldn't find it. I know it's off the chestnut, >> but I don't know exactly where it's at. So I didn't want to start knocking on people's doors and stuff like that. All right. So, >> what's your date of birth? >> My date of birth is uh 79 1996. >> You sure about that? >> Yeah. Yep. >> You sure? >> Yep. I'm sure. >> Okay. All right. So, I found you with the Just Do me a favor. Pop your hands out of your head. >> I know. I know you got nothing on you, but just for our safety. >> So, I found an Anthony V. Duna. Is that you? >> The There's no middle initial. >> No. >> No. >> All right. What was your address over in uh Kingsburg? >> That wasn't my address. That's my cousin's address, >> right? But I guess you used to live there. >> I didn't live there. No, >> never. >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. >> I'm nervous. I'm >> Well, what I'm believing is you you gave me a fake date of birth. Okay. And I was able I was able to find you and it's shown that you have an active warrant out of um >> Oh, I don't have >> out of Tom's River. >> I don't have an active warrant. >> You don't? >> No. Absolutely not. >> All right. So, listen. Before we go anywhere, just do me a favor. Turn around for me. All right. You are going to be detained right now. Okay. Okay. Until we figure out what's going on with what I'm seeing as an active warrant. >> All right. >> All right. So, just put your hands behind your back for me. >> Um, >> just do me a favor and put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm going to give you my real name. >> Yeah. Okay, that's great. >> I'm going to give you my real name. >> Put your hands behind back right now. >> You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Do not resist. Stay. Stay in the car. >> I said I'm going to give you my name. >> That's good. You're still under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back right now. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. Put your hands behind. You're under arrest. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> What am I under? >> Stop resisting. >> Under arrest. Send me another car. >> STOP RESISTING NOW. I'M GOING to tase you. Stop resisting now. You're getting tased. You understand that? >> Yo, can I >> stop? >> No. Yeah. Hold on. Put your hands behind your back and stop facing me. smoke a cigarette and how many times do I have to tell you stop pulling away and sit there. >> Can I smoke a cigarette and then everything will be straight? >> You're not being straight with me. Stop pulling >> Can I smoke a cigarette? >> I said no. >> I said, "Can I smoke a cigarette?" >> Put your hand behind your back and cut this out now. >> All I want to do is smoke a cigarette, bro. That's it. >> That's all I want to do. I want to smoke a cigarette. >> Anthony, cut away right now. Alls I want to do is smoke a cigarette. Dude, that ain't going to do. >> You're going to get tased. You are going to get tased right now. >> You're going to get tased right now if you don't put your hands behind your back. I'm saying you stop me right now. Can >> you pull my pants up? >> Yes. >> Why you going to make this so hard? >> All I want to do is smoke a cigarette. That's it. If I can please smoke a cigarette. I promise you I I won't give you guys no problems. We'll save the bear and everything. I just want to smoke a cigarette. >> Yeah, please smoke a cigarette. >> Am I allowed to put my jacket on? >> No, you're good. You're good. >> Take my phone here. >> Keep them here. I'm going to wear gloves. >> Things escalate as Belul resists arrest. Eventually, he's placed in handcuffs before the drivers told what just transpired. During a quick search of his pockets, the suspect tries to act menacing and tough, but he just comes across as a pathetic wannabe. He has warrants. >> Yeah. So, this is what I'm going to do because of the erratic behavior. All right. I saw a baggie under the seat. Your seat. I don't know if it's drugs or not, but I'm not going to search your car. >> What I am going to do, >> I used to smoke weed a couple months ago. >> That's what it is. Guess what? That's okay. >> Okay. >> But given the You know, you're >> No, that's that's fine. I'm going to have a dog go around the car. >> Okay, that's fine. >> You have nothing on you, right? No. >> Oh, no. There you go. >> I just I want to smoke a cigarette. That's what I want to do. >> Am I allowed to light a cigarette? >> There's no drugs in the car, right? >> Absolutely not, dude. >> Why didn't you just give me your real name? Because I've been drinking. That's why. >> So what? >> Hey yo, >> you have nothing to hide. Why do you give me a fake name? >> I'm going to tell you right now, I could have made this this way. No, you couldn't have. >> You made it as worse as you could for yourself. >> Are you joking? >> Well, look at you now. All you do is give me your real name. I let you handcuff out of here. >> I'd let you handcuff me. >> Well, you're getting handcuffed one way or another, buddy. >> I I promise you. >> I assure you that. >> You think so? >> I know. So, >> you think so? >> I know. >> I'm not trying to be disrespectful or nothing. >> Well, that's exactly what you're doing. >> For no reason at all. Yeah, cuz Bro, I should not even question. >> Just hang out over there for me, please. >> I I didn't do anything wrong. She's the one who got pulled over, not me. >> Right. But I had to, you know, I had to ask out the window. So now >> Ashing a cigarette out a window, >> right? >> Can Can I smoke real quick? >> Going in the back of my car. >> Dude, you just said I can smoke. >> I said she can smoke. >> I'm literally smoking. I apologize for being disrespectful. That was the last one, though. >> Can Can I take a couple drags, please? when you're not going to be lost, dude. Once we get out, then you can smoke. That's all. >> Can I just take Let's go in the car. >> Please just get in the car. >> Can Can I please I I literally take two drags. I promise you, I'll get in the car. >> Get in the car for me. >> If I take two drags, I will get in the car. >> Get him in the car. >> I I swear to God, I'm my daughter. I will get in the car if I can have two. >> All right. Give him two drags and cigarettes. We get this over with. >> You're acting like you're going to prison for 5 years. >> Thank you. After copious amounts of whining, the rapist is finally given some cigarette drags before he complies and sits inside the police car. The officer uses this opportunity to call him out for supplying false information. He was actually dumb enough to supply a fake name that also had warrants. >> The first name you gave, if that's you, you have a warrant. If it's not you, well then you g then that's called hindering for giving fake information. Okay. Well, it's 100% the law, but that's fine. >> What? I'm 100% in the right to do that. No, >> you're not. I asked you I asked you a cigarette. >> I know. Out the window right at me. >> You got to sit on the bench. You can't lay on. >> I can lay down if I want to. >> Not on the floor like that, bro. This isn't a motel, man. >> I don't give a >> I don't give either, man. >> What the tough one, huh? What you going to? I don't care about that. >> I don't give, bro. You can't lay on the floor. Get up. Do me a favor. Can you send me a bed, please? >> You came all tough and >> I said, my man, get up. You started talking on this hotel this that and >> this isn't a hotel. That's not talking tough. >> If I want to lay down on the floor, this isn't I don't care if you're handcuffed or not. >> I don't want you laying on the floor. That's not what that's not me laying on the floor. If I want to lay down on the floor, I can lay down on the floor. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, you you done being tough? >> No. You done being tough, Cuz. >> I'm not trying to be tough cuz >> yo, I'm so So, for what? So you can do what? >> So you can do what? >> That vest and all that. Do what? >> I ain't going to do >> exactly >> the You ain't going to do either the >> I don't need a It's already done. The job's done already. >> All right. So what the [ __ ] >> The job's done already. >> You This is the first time you meeting me, bro. >> Okay, but I already know what happened. >> Whatever happened before, you're meeting me for the first time. >> I already got an impression of you from off of what you did out there on the street. >> That's how you That's how that's how you represent yourself. I know. >> So you being a out there. >> I got arrested for ashing a cigarette. >> Okay, >> that's right. >> So don't ash cigarette. That's how fire start. >> All right, dude. We're going to get you off these and get you printed. All right. Good. >> You good? >> All right. Let me see your right hand. What' you do to your hand? >> No. >> Nothing. Can I get Can I at least get some water? Yeah. >> Yeah. If you got to throw up, please. >> No, I will. If I have to throw up. >> No, you don't have to. You don't got to give me. >> You going to do it right here? >> Me and him don't each other. >> All right. >> Let's get this done. >> I've been tested positive for CO. >> Okay. >> All right. We'll let them know. >> All right. We'll put a mask on you then. So, let's get this done so we can get you. If you don't want to go to the ambulance, she'll be here anyway. So, you'll getting out of here. So, let's wrap this up. All right. I'll get you a mask, Mike. >> I got you right here, D. >> All right, good. We'll get you right back in there on the uh on the thing and then we'll get you out of here. >> I'm assuming by now you figured out that we figured out who you are, right? >> Can you pull his mask down a little bit? >> Would he? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, dispatch is trying to reach out to her. I don't know if she's sleeping, but if I get something, I'll be able to leave it with her stuff. Belul was previously convicted in Delaware for rape/4thderee sexual penetration of an adult without consent back in February 2021. The putrid predator was charged with hindering apprehension/providing false information to police, being a fugitive from justice, resisting arrest, and tampering with government records by signing a fraudulent name on fingerprint cards. Be sure to subscribe to the channel and like the video while we delve into the next case. This incident was recorded in Hollywood, Florida on November 3rd, 2023. A couple attempted to lure a 9-year-old girl into their van. Two eyewitnesses spoke to officers about what unfolded. >> I was driving right here. But one man, white big man stop right here and a one homeless lady with another man is coming outside the van and try to take the baby the lady >> and he tried to put the kids inside the van >> like a kid. >> Yes. What? >> He uses his son. >> Yes. He has another son and he uses his son. >> You ever seen him before? >> Yes. That's that's one of the vehicles right there that used to live. >> What do you mean? What? What vehicle? This I don't know what that is. The silver car. No, the silver car where the purple car is. >> Yeah. Yeah. The Cadillac. >> Yeah, that one. That's where they know that's their vehicle. >> And they drive also a big white van. The guy is in a green shirt right now. >> They're obviously on drugs. This isn't the first time that I've had to sit here and tell them to leave my kids alone. My kids play here. >> Who? So, who came out of the van and grabbed physically grabbed the kid? >> No. Tried to physically The girl. >> The girl. >> Okay. That was inside the van. There was a a male and a female occupying it. >> She pops out of the truck. >> Yes. >> Grabs your kid. >> Tries to grab my kid. >> Tries to grab your kid. >> My I guess he they didn't see that my my kid's father. >> My kid's father was outside in his truck. >> Mhm. >> And he came out and I don't know what happened from there. I guess he knows what happened from there. >> Yes. >> Where did this van take off from that way? >> It went. >> No. No. He say he say literally say listen to me. I want to go to the gas station. I'm going to put gas in my truck. I'm going to come back to kill everybody in this house. Hey, just calm down, man. Calm down. >> A beat up. Is it in a beat up van? Is it a new van? >> No, it's old van. It's old van. >> Maybe you can check the gas station in the street. You leave. You live inside the truck. >> One second. One second. calls advising a van come up to the residence and attempted to grab a kid and obviously didn't get the kid, but he drove off northbound. >> Yeah, he went eastbound and northbound on Fed. He said that he was said he was going to a gas station. He's going to come back and I don't know, hurt people or what he look like. >> He said, what was it? Black or white male? Uh, >> black guy. White guy, green shirt, driver, female inside the van. >> Officer, officer, come on. This is the one of the lady. >> Charlie, >> say, "Look at my >> Give me a sec. Give me a sec. Give me a second. >> Can you take the picture?" >> That's the one that grabbed the kid. >> Yes. >> Is it right here? >> Yeah. >> I took the picture. >> Both of these witnesses offer descriptions of the suspects and their van. According to them, the suspects told the victim to come here. When the child's father rushed in to fight them off, he was spat on and punched. In response, he gave the female abductor a knuckle sandwich to chow down on. Both suspects escaped shortly afterwards and were reportedly yelling that they would kill all of them. Now, it's time to search the area for potential suspects. >> Show me your hand. Stay forward. Stay forward. Your hands up inside the vehicle exit. >> Hands up. >> Stand up. Stop. Stop. Passenger. Passenger. Stay. >> Go on. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Just call him backwards. Yep. You see him? >> Yeah. Step backwards. Step backwards. 10. There should be a child inside that van. >> Charlie, you saying there is a child should be inside that van. If it's one of the same, >> go ahead. Just bring him back here for now. >> Just put him in my car. >> Put him in my car. >> What? Just kidding. >> All right. Walk back to me. All right, stop 64. >> I check here though. Clear. >> All right, we're clear. >> Yep. >> 68 there. Reason we pulled you over is cuz >> there was a description of a van like yours. >> I was trying to pick up two little kids. >> No, I just left the office. I'm getting my fish sandwich right here. >> Do you care? Can you just open the door just so we can make sure there's no kids or anything? >> Sorry. >> It's funny that my kids, they call it the pet of man because it's they're going to laugh when they hear that. Oh, yeah. You're good. >> All right. Have a good one. Thank you. >> She's walking with her son. They're turning and she's telling my kids to come follow her. >> Okay. >> She's a crackhead. She's literally a crackhead. >> The police finally arrest the suspects. They were identified as 34year-old Michael Diaz of Davyy and 31-year-old Tayana Tarzano of Hollywood. >> Nope. Stay there. Stay in the car. Get back in the car. >> Where are they at? >> I got hit on my list. >> All right, driver. Put your hands out the window. >> Just keep your hands out the window. >> Can you Can you please listen? >> Nope. I'm not going to listen right now. >> Drop your phone. Drop your phone. >> Put it down. Put it down. Please. >> I will put it down for you. >> Drop your phone. >> Don't listen to my phone. >> That's your son? >> Yeah, that's my son. >> Oh, no. It's good. It's good. >> All right. You ready for him? No. >> All right. With one hand, open that door. >> Step out. >> Hold on, puppy. >> Turn towards the van. Turn towards the van. >> All right. >> Do you have any other kids or no? >> Father. >> All right. Get in. >> What's up, buddy? >> Hello. >> You all right? >> I got the gate as well. >> Keep your hands. What's going on? >> Yeah, we'll let you know in a minute. >> Huh? She got the injury match. >> What's up, buddy? >> Hey, buddy. >> How's your day? >> Want to step out here? >> Yeah. >> Here. Step out. I got you. Come here. >> Wait. What's going on, man? >> Just going to call him. >> Can I call somebody for my son? >> Give me one second. Just going to call. >> I'm getting that vape out of our hands. >> You just tell me where my son's going to go, please. >> Your son's not going anywhere right now. Give me a vape. >> What? What? Hold on, please. I'm asking nicely. >> Mhm. >> My son's not going anywhere, but why am I on an >> Why am I being angled? I'm just asking. >> So, we get a report, >> okay, >> of a suspicious van with someone matching your description, and I'm assuming that's your boyfriend or your husband? >> My husband. >> What happened? I'm not even going to ask you that. So, we get a report of someone trying to kidnap a child. Okay. So, and you guys match the description to a T. All right. And that's all I can really tell you right now. >> So, we're going to figure this out. >> Uhhuh. >> And we're going to cross the bridge as it comes. >> Okay. >> Who is he to you? Is that your boyfriend? >> That's my husband. My son's father. >> Get over here right now, though. >> I'm sterling. I'm sterling. >> I'll see you here. >> All right. Listen, >> bro. You need to relax. >> Can't use the phone right now. >> Why? Because you're being detained. >> I'm being detained for what? >> Cuz you're being detained. Cuz you fit Could you fit the description? >> That doesn't matter. That's against the law, bro. >> That's against the law. Y'all didn't even read me my rights. Y didn't tell me nothing. >> For what? >> You match the description of what? Crime. Of a crime. >> Of a crime. Somebody that hit my baby mom in front of my son. >> A 7-year-old boy is found in the van. He's taken to the back of a police car for his safety as it appears to be full of sharp tools. Meanwhile, Tersano accuses the police of stealing her child while Diaz acts like a tough guy and fails spectacularly. My question is uh okay there was a a report that I was kidnapping my child but was there a report on 19 and McKinley that I got my lip busted by a guy >> that was included? Yes. >> Yeah. >> So he's the one that reported it cuz he was fighting for his sister and I flicked the sister off. Why did he come and punch me? >> I don't know. I wasn't there. >> But a cop got the report. A cop was the one that saw what happened and reported it to you guys. >> A guy on a blue car. >> Blue car >> and a blue truck. >> Okay. All right. Well, uh, Tiana, right? >> Because I want to stay in the car. I'm on my right. >> We're going to stay in your car. >> You guys put my son in the car. >> I'm not asking you any incriminating questions. You're going to stop. >> I'm going to close the door. If you put your leg in the door frame, you're going to get hurt. >> You guys are stealing my son. >> I'm not stealing your son. So, why did you guys put him in that car over there? >> Your foot back in >> to answer my question. Oh, yeah. >> I see your car. >> We're probably going to do a show. >> I'll put you in my car. We'll ride over there where where we stopped the car. They're not going to see you. I'm not going to put the window up for you. >> So, you we'll drive by. >> They're going to hold the female up and you're like, "That's her. It's her. It's not It's not >> Step out. I got to take the part." Now you want to check. They didn't even remit my rights. >> Now you want to turn on your camera or check me now. >> The camera's been violated my rights. >> My camera's literally inside. >> Y'all violated my rights, bro. You got kids? >> You got kids? >> Do you have kids? >> Okay, >> let's go. Got to got things to do, people to see. All right. know what I do for a living. Bro, >> hold on. Let's just make sure. >> I don't have nothing, bro. I wish I did, bro. If I did, I would have trust. >> You don't got anymore? Bro, just got out of work, bro. >> In your boots. Nothing. >> Nothing. Nothing. >> Can you lower the window on this a little bit? >> The parents of the girl are also interviewed about what happened >> when you were here. Tell me exactly what happened. >> So, I was in the car. >> She was leaving, but right before that, I see my daughter go inside and she's like for the face and scared. They already had told me a month ago my daughter felt uncomfortable >> that that lady was trying to talk to her. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> But when she drove off, the lady comes out and starts >> you don't worry. I'm going to get you. I'm going to get her. I'm going to get her to you. >> I don't know. Just out loud. >> Oh. >> So I I'm right here and I'm like like what's going on? Were you all right? >> And she just started going off going crazy. And then she came running and just ran up to me and I told her, "Yo, back up. Back up." And she just kept coming back. kept coming back to the point that I wanted to hit her but I didn't. I grabbed I was grabbed dirt. I was throw dirt at her but she swung at me and then spit at me as a reaction. Yeah. And as a reaction I did >> I hit her in the mouth. >> Okay. >> That was her reaction. >> Okay. So right now when I interviewed or not interviewed I talked to your daughter your daughter saying that the lady was like come here come here ask >> that's what I was figuring cuz I remember talking like a month ago that she felt like you know that she was trying to she was trying to take >> and then he's saying the same thing the stories combined that this the lady both of them were like trying to get your daughter to come to the van. Both suspects receive charges for contributing to the delinquency of a minor and luring and enticing a child. Since Tano attempted to resist arrest with violence, she received an additional charge. Now, let's check out this next case where a predator teacher was arrested. A substitute teacher in Blaine, Washington State, identified as 61-year-old Gerald William Robinson, was arrested on November 2nd, 2023 for reportedly touching two female middle school students aged 11 and 12 years old. >> So, put your hand behind your back. Both hands behind your back, sir. >> For what? So, I'll explain that in a minute. Just so you know, you're being audio and video recorded. Then we'll move back there. So we're out of view of the kids. >> What is happening? >> We'll explain it here in a second. >> Okay. I'm going to walk you over here. >> I'll be here. Right. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. >> Walk on the truck. You're not in view of anything. a little bit of distance here. >> It is okay. Yes. >> Okay. We'll head up this way and I'll be able to explain the situation. That's right. Sorry. >> I can take care of that here. Okay. >> I'll fix that for you. All right. >> Is it your shoulders that are hurting or the wrist? >> No, it's the actual wrist. >> It's the actual wrist. Okay. >> Once we get up here, I'll patch you down and I'll do your right. Okay. >> We'll still explain what's going on. >> Yep. So, just face that way down the road. Can you go ahead and widen your stance, sir? You have anything on you? I've got a wallet. >> Which Where's your wallet? >> Right here. >> Okay, I can take your I'll go ahead and take care of this for you. >> I might have a set of keys in my >> Okay. I'm going to go and lift your arms up just for a second so I can take your back. That's my reader's okay just a bit in this little bucket here. Sure. No, I I that's all right. >> All right. So, I'm going to go ahead and read your rights. >> Johnson, we have one in custody. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you. >> April, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. >> Do you understand these right each of these rights I have read to you? >> Except that I I do have a lawyer and I I I don't know how to contact him. I mean, >> okay, let me rephrase that. Hey, mess up on the one. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? >> I would rather talk with my attorney. >> Okay, >> perfect. >> So, we'll just take that as in breaking your rights. Um, we will explain. So, we developed probable cause for your arrest for child station first degree. So, that's why we're here putting you in handcuffs and we're taking you to jail today. We won't ask you any questions regarding what happened. >> Is my wife able to hear this? So I I I told her I told her I would be underestimated. >> More than 10 students filed reports against the teacher, insisting how he made inappropriate comments and stared at them, making them feel uncomfortable. Though not all of these reports were considered criminal, they were all filed at the beginning of the school year and some were caught on camera. >> Do you have anything that we need to bring down with you? A phone, a wallet, any medication. What am I being arrested for? >> Child molestation in the first degree. We have a probable cause to have it written up. It'll be turned in with you to the jail. Your lawyer can look over it and explain everything that's going on, what's written in there. Okay. >> I I don't have a choice. It sounds like >> No. No. I mean, this is what's happening. You are going to jail tonight. >> And you said the right cup is the one that's bothering me, correct? It is. >> I don't We don't need to make this any more uncomfortable than >> I just don't understand because I literally Do you want your daughter over here? Sure. >> If he allows it. >> Yeah. You have any medications? You have any You talk with him. >> He has He needs his blood pressure meds. Yes, absolutely. >> You want to go grab those for him? I think Does he have a phone or anything? >> He might. I should get that from him if you want. >> You can come. You can come talk to him. He's okay with you coming over. >> Who cares? >> Dad, it's we got everything. >> I got his phone. >> You got your phone and stuff? >> No, mom does. >> Okay. So, >> do I need my phone? >> You know, Dad, >> it's nice to have once you're released. >> Yeah, I probably should have it. And you know any it's we're happy that they take things like this seriously and you know anytime there's like >> any sort of allegation like they have to take it seriously and but the burden of proof is on the justice system and you didn't do anything wrong and everything's okay. >> So I guess what I mean my wife and I are fully aware of the accusation. >> Yeah. >> And um excuse me. Can I finish talking right here? >> Yeah. I'll just open the door. Sorry about that. So, the last event that I remember taking place is that officer uh Leland tried to contact me. >> Mhm. >> And I said, "Well, I have an attorney cuz he was wanting to bring you in for questioning, >> right?" Yeah. You don't Yeah. >> So, at this point, you've invoked your rights, so you don't have to talk to us. We're not going to ask you any questions about anything. So, >> is you guys, if you can go ahead and take over there, please. Yeah. Um but um wait, what about his blood pressure med? >> Yep. We're going to go. We're going to go get that. Do you want to go grab those right now? We'll wait for you. >> You can ask me questions while we walk. >> I'm trying to get >> You'll You'll be able to contact him at the jail. >> Oh, wait. I know what I was going to say. What happened? Is is he are you just going to go book and then set bail and we can go pick him up in a second. So So we're done talking for now. Okay. So we're going to get him in the back. We'll roll the window down. You can chat with him. Okay. Do you mind just standing over there? >> Let's go get his blood pressure medication. >> Yep. We won't leave yet. Come on. >> We won't leave. >> Robinson's daughter continues to speak to the officers. >> Okay. And we can't leave her guest at the house right now. You actually can't walk up with me. That's fine. I'll wait right out here. Uh, I think this is phone and the medication. >> So, when can like they see like the probable cause affidavit and stuff like that? >> That's a great question for the lawyer. >> I don't I don't deal with any of that. We just >> It's not like we're You don't When you serve an arrest warrant, you don't have like Where's the arrest for? >> So, we don't have an arrest warrant. It's just a probable cause that we're arresting him on. >> So, but why I thought you couldn't arrest someone without an um an arrest warrant? >> Nope. We absolutely can arrest on a probable cause. >> Oh, okay. Yep. So, there's a probable cause affidavit somewhere, >> correct? >> And you don't have to show him. >> We do not. No, we give it to the jail and the his attorney will have access to it at that point. >> Okay. A and you're not allowed to give it to anyone else. Like, if I ask to look at it, >> I'm not required to give it to anyone. >> You're not required. But are you allowed to? >> I'm not going to give it to anybody else. It's for It's his case. He will have access to it. >> So, my dad will have access to it if he gives consent. Can you give it? >> Yes. And you can get it to him. He he can get it to you right now though. >> I do not have his paper. >> You'll have like a paper that you show up at the door. >> It'll it'll be available to him when he gets booked. >> When he gets booked? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> He can make a phone call as soon as he's through booking. >> Can Can I go to the jail, too? And like >> I mean, it's not going to do anything. He He has to wait to see a judge in the morning. >> Uhhuh. >> And then the judge will set bail and then his attorney and him will work it out. There's really not a whole lot you can do right now besides help get his medications and make sure he's he's has everything he needs when he goes. So, I don't want to prolong this with your neighbors watching and everything. I I don't want to make this more uncomfortable than it needs to be. >> Okay. >> After the suspect's medication is delivered to the police, Robinson's wife speaks with them as well. >> I mean, you're welcome to. Again, we don't really want to be here longer than we have to be just cuz you guys have neighbors. Were you able to grab his phone? >> Oh, his phone. >> Yeah. >> I didn't know that's what we were getting. I thought we >> phone and blood medications. I mean, yeah. Okay. >> All this information. >> And I called him. He's going to call you. He said, "Just don't say anything without him there." >> There's a process, right? >> I want to make sure. >> But I'll be there. I'll be there tomorrow and I'll go get your phone. Okay. >> So, I don't want it to be a big family affair out here, right? I don't want you guys to call your neighbors kind of situation all out the course attorney. I'm pretty sure like you guys >> you guys get his phone for you or >> for him. >> Okay. So, you're not taking this huh? >> No, no, no. If you book it in the jail with him, he'll get it when he gets out. >> Yeah, but he he uses the jail phone. So, if he doesn't know any phone numbers and they're all on his phone, >> he used this phone. >> He can use it. It'll be booked into with his property. >> No, no, no. We won't do that. >> Don't do that. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Yep. >> No. They don't want to book it in no phone. >> Okay. >> She said she didn't feel comfortable booking it in with you unless you really want it. >> Well, I I was going to call How do I call my attorney? >> You can use the the jail >> the jail phone. Yeah. As long as you have the number. >> Yep. >> We'll help you out. >> Yeah. >> End of her. Robinson was transported to Watcom County Jail on a preliminary charge of firstdegree child molestation. After his $2,500 cash bond was posted, he was released from prison. This was followed by a preliminary court appearance. Stick around to see what happens in this next case where a serial rapist is finally caught after years of abusing women. Calvin Dumas was arrested in 1973 for raping his neighbor. And even though he received a 20-year sentence, he was released early in 1981. Between 1995 and 1998, Calvin Dumas committed multiple rapes, usually targeting single mothers and threatening them with a knife. The assaults were originally suspended at the time due to a lack of suspect information. When they were reopened, they would be investigated independently. It took over two decades for the police to finally track him down, and it was thanks to genealological mapping of one of Dumas's family members. The footage you're about to see is of the 68-year-old's arrest in Jacksonville, Florida on June 28th, 2024. Calvin, get on the ground. Get on the ground. Arms out. You with you with me? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Hey, don't move. >> Put your other hand smaller back. You got any weapons on you? >> Calvin. Yeah. >> Put your leg under stand up quick. One, two, three. >> Bro, come on, bud. You good? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Okay. Hold on. >> Hey, you want to bring him to the car real quick? >> Yeah. >> Come on, Calvin. Bill, you want him? >> There was no chance of escape for this predator as the officer immediately jumps out of his vehicle and points his firearm at him. An additional officer was on the scene to place him in handcuffs while a third was present to conduct a search. >> You already searched him? >> No, not entirely. >> What's up, man? How are you? All right. Stand right here. You ain't got no weapons on you, do you? No. >> You have anything that's going to poke me or stick me? >> No. >> No needles, knives, nothing like that. hitter. >> Yeah. Where's your hitter at? I >> ain't got it. >> You ain't got it. >> You got one that's smashed up in your pocket, but your hands Didn't he? >> Yeah. >> Say what? >> He almost started to run. >> He did. >> Realize you weren't going to make it anywhere. It >> was probably for the best. >> You injured? >> No, you're good. Are you high at all today? Are you drinking any alcohol today? All right, come back here. Let's have a seat right here for Let me check you one more time. All right, sir. Have a seat. Just have a seat. You got to put your seat belt on you here. Did that just tighten up? Those handcuffs tighten on you? >> Yeah. >> All right. Here. Put your legs in. Turn this way. I'mma loosen them up for you and double lock them so they're not tight on you. >> Which one got tight on you? This one. lean forward. >> Yeah. All right, >> turn his way a little bit. >> According to the officers, Dumas did indeed try to run for it, much to their amusement. They're clearly glad they were able to catch such an evil man at long last, it seems. After he is searched, he's placed on the back of a police car and his handcuffs are loosened slightly. >> All right, man. >> Sit forward. I got to put your seat belt on for you. Go ahead and just how you want to sit. All right. Hold on for me. Clean it off. I know. >> On this day, Dumas was charged with sexual battery, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. Let's hope they don't let him back out again. Now, have a look at this next case. This footage was recorded in Mantelo King, New Jersey on October 21st, 2021. 46-year-old Jeremy W. Behringer, a convicted sex offender, crashed his Jeep Liberty into a utility pole on Route 35 at about 3:00 a.m. and the police believed he was under the influence. >> Hands on the steering wheel. >> Hands on the steering wheel now. Hands on the steering wheel on top of them. >> Don't get OUT OF THE CAR. >> I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. HANDS UP. >> I SWEAR I'm not. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm not. >> HANDS UP. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT of the car. >> Out of the car now. >> I'm trying. I'm trying. >> There's AR in the back. >> I'M TRYING. I'M TRYING. >> ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. I'M DOWN. I'M DOWN. I'm listening. >> Do not move. You hear me? Don't move. >> I'm not moving. Get a light. >> I don't even know what's going on. >> Get a light. >> I don't even know what's going on. >> I I'm not resisting or anything. gun. >> What do you have this vest on for? >> I don't even know what's going on. I just woke up. Oh my god. >> All right, calm down. >> I'm not I'm okay. I'm I'm calm down. I'm with y'all. I literally just woke up. I'm not resisting or anything. >> We're going to lift you up. All right. >> Oh my god. >> On your knees. On your knees. >> I'm I'm here. >> County. Stand by. >> I don't know what just happened. >> I'm I'm standing up. >> I I swear to God. I >> I literally had no idea right now. The dazed and confused Behringer tries to rev his car and repeatedly claims that he's trying to get out of the vehicle. When he's finally pulled out and arrested, the officers realize he's wearing a bulletproof jacket. That's certainly a curious piece of clothing to wear for an early morning drive. >> Somewhere there's like a cigarette. Oh my god. Is that my truck? >> Sit down. >> Holy. >> Sit down. >> Yeah. I'm not trying to go anywhere on anybody. Cross your legs. Cross your legs. >> I have some cigarettes somewhere. If one of y'all could find them, that would be the best thing. Look, I'm going to take that. Give me a pair of gloves. >> Look, you only turn this off. >> Yeah. Sorry. >> Give me a Give me a light over here. Affirm. >> Affirm. >> An assault rifle was spotted in the vehicle. According to court documents, it was loaded with 5.56 mm full metal jacket ammunition, powerful enough to deeply penetrate flesh and even pierce some surfaces. Alongside that, there were a black 9mm semi-automatic pistol with no serial number and loaded with hollowpoint ammo, a trio of 9mm pistol magazines loaded with hollow points, and three 30 round rifle magazines located with 5.56 mm ammunition. Needless to say, this guy is armed to the teeth. It should be noted that it is against the law for a sex offender to be in possession of a weapon. >> I'm a law enforcement officer. All right. I must warn you that you have the right uh you you have I must warn you that you have certain constitutional rights. All right, Jeremy. >> Mhm. >> You have the right to remain silent, not answer any questions, any statement or concession freely. >> Look, where you want this? >> One second. If at any time during this interview you do not wish to answer any questions, your privilege to remain silent. I can make no threats or promises to induce you to make a statement. This must be on your own free will. Any statement can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand those? >> Yeah. >> Do you understand those, Jeremy? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> What happened? >> I have no idea. I just I have no idea. >> Okay. Um with >> I just listen to me, Jeremy. Listen to me here, Jeremy. Look at me. >> Yeah. >> With those rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me? >> Uh, no. I have Oh my god. Look at the truck. >> I know. Your truck isn't too good right now. >> Oh my god. >> You You want to talk to me about what's going on? >> Uh, no. No, we better not. >> No. >> I cuz I just woke up here. >> Okay. So, you don't want to talk to me? >> No, sir. >> All right. >> All right. Thank you for all your hospitality, but this is I don't know what's going on right now. >> Okay. I'm not. >> That's what we're here to try and figure out. >> Yeah, I'm not even kidding. I don't even know what's like I I don't even know how this Yeah, like you guys are all new to me. I don't even know what this is. >> Behinger was charged with 13 weapons related offenses. According to the police, these include being a convicted sex offender in possession of a weapon and for possession of 85.56 hollowpoint rounds of ammunition and 59 9mm hollowpoint bullets. Additional charges are pending alongside.