On February 23rd, 2025, deputies with the Cole County Sheriff's Office were dispatched to a residence. Deputies were responding to reports that 50-year-old Harley Gabbard had shown up at a friend's house intoxicated and refused to leave. According to the report, Harley had outstanding warrants for his arrest and made comments about not going back to jail. All right. So, what's going on? Uh He didn't really do nothing wrong. I just think he showed up here. He was obviously [ __ ] up. I don't know on what. Okay. He was supposed to be living out of town. He's an old friend of mine, but he had warrants out against him he's getting taken care of, honestly. Sure. But, uh So, nothing nothing happened here? Okay. I did ask him to leave, but he wouldn't. But, I don't want to press any charges. Due to Missouri law, law enforcement cannot release body worn camera footage recorded inside private residences without consent. So, the interior portion of the encounter has been withheld. Deputies attempted to take him into custody inside the home, but Harley resisted and ran toward the back door, pulling a deputy down as he fell outside. The footage you're about to see begins just after that moment. Stop. I'm here, brother. God is real. Hallelujah. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Taser deployed times two. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. Right here. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Hands behind your back. Do not move. Do you understand? Get your hands out from underneath your stomach now. Do it now. Guys, I've tased him three times now. Get on the Get on the ground. Don't [ __ ] move. You're going to get shot. Don't move. On your stomach. Now. Roll over, boy. Hands out. Do it now. Hands out. Hands out. I got him again. That's like the fifth time. Don't you move. I'll do it I'll kill you. Don't you move. Get your hands, man. Watch out. Move. Move. Get your other hand back here. Move back. Pull the taser. Pull pull the cuff out. Pull the cuff out. Pull your cuff. Pull the cuff over that side. I can tase him again. I can hit him. On the ground. On the ground. On the ground. On your stomach now. >> Roll over. On your stomach. Don't grab me. I got him again, guys. That's like the seventh time. Stop. On your stomach now. Now, put your other hand behind your back. Give me your hand. Bring your other hand back. Bring your other hand backwards. >> Back off. Back off. Give me your hand now. Put it behind your back. Behind your back. Dude, put your hand behind your back now. Put your hand behind your back. Come on, man. You got to watch wires, buddy. Give me your hand, dude. Give us your hand now. Come on. Give me your hand. Pull it backwards. It's just cuffing. It's closing. Come on, bro. Hey, do you want to cuff under power? That one right here. Watch out, Rudy. Watch out. Give me your Give me your hand. Give me your hand. There you go. Stop. I'll tell you what. My hand for you guys. Going right here. For real. Get this one. Sure. 51 or 20 are you on scene now? 10-30. All right. Get to channel. 10-30. We've Just trying to get the handcuffs. He's he's secure. Sir. He's under custody. Well, he's got a whole slew of charges he just caught, so. I really didn't see him get hurt. Okay. All right, man. Well, then we'll get out of here. So, nothing nothing physical happened? Nope. Okay. Yeah, we got him. All right. Does he have stuff here? Yeah, he's got a shirt, too. Uh he didn't have a shirt here. Okay. All right. He didn't have a shirt. >> Okay. But, yeah, the reason why I named him is [ __ ] up walking around out here. Sure. How long's he been here? 1:30, maybe. He got him about 1:30. I tried just hoping he would fall asleep. >> 1:30 in the afternoon or tonight? This morning? >> This morning. Okay. So, he hasn't been here maybe half hour? Yeah. Okay. I tried just hoping he'd fall asleep and it just But, he was clearly on something. Do you know what he usually uses? Meth? Uh yeah, he used to in the past. I don't I don't know. He's been out of town for 6 months or longer, so. But, I don't know. All right. Well, I appreciate you. Yep. Nothing was damaged whenever we went out that door, was it? Nope. Okay. All right. Harley Gabbard was charged with resisting arrest for a felony, a class E felony under Missouri law. He later pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 3 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections concurrent with other active cases. Court records show Harley has had repeated run-ins with the law dating back to 1999, including charges ranging from tampering with utility meters to assaulting an officer. You can watch more verified chases and cases right here. And don't forget to subscribe to help us continue bringing you real body cam footage from across Missouri and beyond.