Show me the warrant. >> There is a warrant for your arrest. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. >> On September 24th, 2023 in Ofallen, Missouri. An officer is watching a home connected to an active bench warrant. He identifies the suspect outside near the curb and moves in to make contact. Almost immediately, the man shows signs of resistance. Pacing, heavy breathing, looking for a way out. When ordered to comply, he refuses. Within seconds, a simple warrant arrest escalates. >> All right. All right. All right. Bye. >> 1806, you take me out. 111 Amber Way Court. 81 attempt. >> He's coming. That was coming. You Randy, sir. Can I talk to you for a second? We'll come over here. So, I guess you didn't show up to court. Coral Fallon, so you got like a couple warrants for your arrest right now. >> Not sure what you're talking about. >> You do. So, let me have you put your hands behind your back. >> Uh, no, thank you. >> Okay. Stop. >> Randy, >> if I can climb >> 512, step it up for somebody. >> You under arrest right now. >> You haven't even identified me. >> Your name is Randy. >> No. >> 512. >> Can you step it up, please? >> What are you doing, [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] >> You showed me no paperwork, nothing. >> Put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Any unit available to respond. >> Ready? Put your hands behind. >> Show me no paperwork. Nothing. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. You showed me no paperwork. No. No proof of nothing. >> You have a warrant for arrest. Okay. 111. >> You didn't even show me that. I have all the paperwork. I don't need to show it to you. >> You didn't show me any paperwork. You show it my house. >> Okay. >> I tried to arrest me for it. Yeah. >> We're not going to do this. All right. >> Yeah, I know. We're not. >> Show me the paperwork. >> I don't need to show your paperwork. >> Yeah, you do. >> No, I don't. >> Yeah, you do. >> I say you have a warrant for your arrest. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> No. Show me the warrant. >> There is a warrant for your arrest. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. Put your Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Let go of him. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hand under now. >> You didn't show me 12 taser deployed. >> Please. What is going on? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Grab a camera. >> Put your hands behind your back. He has a warrant for his arrest. I told him to put his hands behind his back. Okay. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind You're going to get it again. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands Stand up. Put your hands behind your back. >> What is What am What is going on? >> Randy has a warrant for his arrest. >> I thought this was America. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay, officer. I am for this [Music] 1807 1806 one to 10. I go. >> Yeah, I go. I go. >> Yeah. >> Anything that's going to hurt me on you? [Applause] [Laughter] Take a step back. >> The [ __ ] >> Need to chill. >> Unbelievable. >> It's unbelievable. You're crazy, dude. You didn't tell me no people were nothing. [Music] What are those capsules? What are those capsules? >> Supplements. >> They're drugs. >> Okay. I I I have to ask you, okay? Cuz I don't want you to get charged with something that's not a I said I I I knew he was going to go back in. Like I said, he was already aggravated aggression trying to fight me over here. So he tried running back in the house, popped him. >> My wife, [Music] >> he's got a warrant for his arrest >> for lots of things. DWI, endangering welfare of a child. >> Yes. So, he's he's going to jail tonight. >> So, we You want to take that? He That's what he had on his person. He had this key and these supplements here. >> Oh, yeah. I'm I'm completely fine. >> Yeah. >> You doing the >> I think so. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Thank you, Don. I appreciate you. >> Well, I said just for him. >> We We have no idea what that we don't know the circumstances of it. It's just that he has he's got those >> because he got so we have to check him out there and we have to get a >> We think it's going. >> Go ahead. >> He did. >> Okay. What? >> You allergic to anything? >> You allergic to anything? >> Are you allergic? I need to know so I can treat you. Are you allergic to anything? >> I'm aware of >> now you're aware of. Okay. Any medical history, heart issues, stroke, or anything like that? >> Nope. >> Okay. Any medications you take daily? >> No. Okay. You >> know where you're at? >> Yep. >> Tight. >> I'm done talking. >> All right. You secure? >> Yeah, I'm good. He didn't. >> No injuries on me. >> Okay. >> No. >> But no, he tried like he was walking off the garbage. I'm like, "Hey, Brandy." He goes, "Oh, hey." I go, "Can I come here and talk to you for a sec?" He's like, "Yeah, yeah." Okay. I go, "I'll come over here. Let's talk for a sec." I was like, "Hey, man. You're not showing up to court." And he's like, "What are you talking about?" I'm like, "Well, the reason why I'm here, I got a couple, you got a couple warrants for your arrest." I was like, "Let's, you know, just put your hands behind your back." Well, no. I go, "Randy, I'm telling you right now, put your hands behind your back." No. So, I try to go hands down as he tried to fight me up front there. I just disengaged. I said, "Randy, I'm not doing this." >> I'll never do this again. I told you. >> Well, you were kind It was I mean, >> I was running cold anyway. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I was running cold anyway, too. You >> Yeah, you were. I mean, you were right there. You [ __ ] jacket. >> I mean, there's nothing. >> I'm like, "God damn it." I said, "So, when we were chasing that dude, >> dude, regardless either way, he would have >> Oh, yeah. He was going to fight. Yeah, he was going to fight. He was going to fight regardless. >> That that's between you and me. Our conversation before, but I'm just telling you. But >> this Let me hang on. Okay. But um you want to park your car somewhere? >> We're waiting on the medics to show up. So >> I I I understand. We're trying to get out here as fast as possible. >> Pregnant and on bed rest on risk of miscarriage. Like this is stressful. >> We'll be done. >> I need you to leave. I'll be cut off that we check 1806 or anything like that right now. >> Officers at the scene explained to Craybomb's wife that he had outstanding warrants tied to a prior DWI case. After this encounter, prosecutors charged him with two felonies. assault in the fourth degree, special victim, a police officer, and resisting arrest. He later received a suspended imposition of sentence with 2 years of probation and a requirement to complete 50 hours of anger management.