Teenagers commonly think that just because they're underage, they can't be arrested and they're always surprised when they end up in the back of a patrol car. Give me your license, ma'am. Hey, stop. Hey, stop. Stop. You're lucky you ain't in handcuffs right now. Why are you lucky I'm not sorry for dusting? Get in that car. Here are seven cases where teenagers tried to assault the police and wish they hadn't. Beginning with the case of Desiree Burns, who on September the 18th of 2021, engaged in a fight with another female outside of an eating establishment. As the officer was talking to the parties involved and getting the situation straightened out, Desiree began walking away before she was told that she was free to leave. Okay, we're going to want to turn this off. No. Hey, walk in. What's your name and address? Stop, please. Stop. Feel your side. What's your name and address? Stop. Let her go. We're not going to let you. You're not doing it like that. Stop. She kicked me in the nuts. Oh, no. You're not doing it like that. Desiree, calm down, okay? Just don't kill me. down. please stop. OKAY, I'M SORRY. LET ME LAY DOWN FLAT. I PROMISE YOU, LET ME LAY DOWN FLAT, I will be calm. I CAN'T BREATHE LIKE THIS. LET ME LAY DOWN FLAT. STUPID [ __ ] DESIRE, OKAY, DESIRE. Let me lay down on my back, please. Let me lay down on my back. Keep my hood up. Leah, put my hood up. Let me lay down, please, sir. Can you let go of me? Leah, put my hood up. Can you let me stand up, please? Okay, come on. Okay, Desire. Please, just walk. Desire kept dead weighting the officers in a childish attempt to keep her from being arrested. As the officers tried to place her in the patrol car, she began fighting them and kicking the vehicle. Let go of the handcuffs. Let go of the handcuffs. Let me go. I can get in. Get in the car. Let go of the handcuffs. It's too tight. If you let go of the handcuffs, I will get in peacefully. Let go of the handcuffs. Let me get my foot down. You stupid ass white. You stupid white. Turn the [ __ ] air on, bro. You got nothing but white. Stupid. [ __ ] You stupid white. Oh, I wish I can I promise you Shut the You and your job stupid spitting in I hope that she get you a nasty dub. stupid 10 Give me my bail money though. I ain't doing nothing. It's in my bra. Tell my cousin to bail me out. She isn't going to find it funny when she realizes that threatening an officer's life is a class H felony in Wisconsin. So, unless she has enough money in her bra to pay for a $10,000 court fine and doesn't mind spending 6 years in prison, she'd better knock it off. I'll beat that officer. You saw me? You saw me beat her ass? Sir, you saw me beat her I'll beat that You talking about Look at that bitch's nose. Her bleeding, yep. Beat that talking about Don't push me. I'm ready to go to court tomorrow. The [ __ ] touched me first. Don't touch me. What the You dumb I'm sober. What you mean? I'm not for none of that. I'm stressed. How long does this take? I'm on my period. Y'all don't contribute to that. Bro. LET ME OUT. YOU NEED TO GO BACK TO RECEIVING. SHE'S NOT going to cooperate. WHO IS THIS? I DON'T KNOW. OH. LET ME OUT, PLEASE. LET ME OUT. The stupid Girl, let me out. I cannot breathe. I'm not a girl. Air. Calm down. I NEED AIR. CALM DOWN. BRO, I NEED AIR. Calm down. Let me breathe. You're a black Do you understand me? Let me breathe. Let me [ __ ] breathe. You dumb stupid black You're a stupid How the [ __ ] are you with these white people? You're stupid. You're a dumb ass It's my guess. Are you the other half of this? Upon searching Desire, it was found that she had a fake ID in her pocket, which explains how she was able to access alcohol. Desire was charged with misdemeanor disorderly conduct, battery, and resisting, as well as felony charges of threatening an officer and battery to an officer. She was also given citations for underage drinking and possession of a fake ID. Like Desire, the next suspect was also busted for underage drinking and apparently thought she could avoid the consequences by simply ignoring the officers. And let's see how that works out. Give me your license, ma'am. my vehicle. Stop. I'm not opening my vehicle. Stop. Stop. On March the 20th of 2022, an officer spotted a vehicle going 20 miles over the 55 mph speed limit. The officer activated his lights, but the vehicle continued to drive. Fortunately, a backup officer was able to block the driver's path, forcing him to stop. Hey. Hey. I don't have to hang up the phone. Hey, Hayden. Listen, you're being stopped for your speed. Give me your driver's license and registration. I was told that I'm being stopped for my You're going 75 in a 55. Give me your license and registration. Hey, stop. Stop. Stop. Cody. Stop. Give me your driver's license and registration. I'm going to give you one more chance. Cody, there's 205. Give me your channel. I don't have Give me one more chance. I don't have my license on me, officer. All right. Step out of the car. I stopped. Stop. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Are you going to record? Step out of the car. Get your hands off of me. Step out of the car. GET YOUR HANDS OFF OF ME. STEP OUT OF THE CAR. GET YOUR HANDS OFF NO, what the What the What ARE YOU DOING, BRO? GET IN THE CAR. YOU DON'T HAVE THE RIGHT TO STOP ME. You don't have the right to do this, bro. I got his arm. You don't have the right to DO THIS, BRO. STOP. STOP. YOU DON'T HAVE THE RIGHT TO STOP. STOP. HAYDEN. NO, get in the car. Get on the phone. RELAX. DON'T TOUCH NO. RELAX. Stand up. Tripping, bro. Stand up. Get Get Get your hands off of me. Stand up. Leave it against the car. What are you doing? Get off of me. What are you doing? You guys cannot do this, bro. Yes, we can. No, you cannot. Hey, stop. Ignore him. Bro, it's a speeding I'm sorry, bro. Bro, it's not even that. Lean against the car. Stop. We're trying to talk to you. Okay, you you can talk to me in my vehicle. Relax. No. Relax. You You pulled me out of my car for no given reason, bro. I said, "Hold on." No, hang up the phone. I care. Bro, you're doing Hey, are you recording I'm in the middle of something. No, you're in the middle of my Bro, can you get her to secure her right now? Bro, stop. How old are you? Don't worry about it. I need to worry about it. How old are you? Don't worry about it. Haley! Don't worry about it. up one more time? Stop. Watch your groin. Yeah, I got it. How old are you? I'm not going to hurt you. How old are you? We don't want to hurt you either. Don't worry about it. We're going to relax if you relax, you understand? Yeah, I'm relaxed. Okay. Can you please loosen the cuffs? I won't move. I will loosen the cuffs if you relax. I won't move. Okay. Okay, I'm relaxed. I promise you. Chill. I promise you. Sit Sit your butt right here on the edge. Whatever you need. Talk to me. 1835, I got a couple 49 here. What are we doing here? May I sit around? No, those are staying on until we figure this out. I'm telling you, officer. Yes. All right. You're extremely Sit Sit tight for 1 second. The officers eventually convinced the suspect to calm down, but he kept insisting that he didn't have to identify himself until he was able to consult someone. Where is your driver's license? Do you have one? I do. Where's your license? It's not on me. Okay. Can you please loosen the cuffs before I do anything? No, not right now. Work with us, we'll work with you. How old are you? How old are you? Why can't I talk to my uncle? Because he's not here and we stopped the car that you're driving. That's not how it works. We're talking to you. Listen. If you talk to us, cuz we have to do our job, if we need to get your uncle, we will call your uncle. But right now, you're with us. Yes, but What is your first name? I'm not giving you my name, officer. So, if you go to jail and you get booked in as a John Doe, you'll get You won't get out until they ID you. I'll give you my name if my If my uncle is okay. I need to talk to my uncle before I leave. Yeah. Actually, you're going to get out of this. Yeah, I just wanted to let you guys know that I don't know if you want to transfer her or what do want to do with her. Yeah, let me uh I called her as just a detain for right now cuz I had no idea. 224 player. Can we get one more to us? Yeah, here. I'm a minor though. Can I call my mom? Yes, we will get to that, okay? Okay. Right now, you're just going to have a seat in the car and just hang out, okay? I will come talk to you in a second. We'll go from there. Do you have an ID card? Do you have a learner's permit? Um Do you have anything? How old are you? I'm 17. You're 17? Okay. have an ID. I have a school ID. Okay, that's fine. That's fine. Yeah, give me Can I grab my bag? Give me just a second, okay? I'm out there. What was it? I was coming over and I hear you say one secure, so I'm like, all right, they're good. And then as I roll up, I see her at the corner barking at y'all and I'm like, yeah, yeah. It was all over the place. Just uh I'll get with you when I get back to the sheriff's house. All right. Hey, get me a notepad. I got you. I got you. All right, ash right here, buddy. I'm good. What's your first name? Dalton. 224 on cell phone. This shit's going on back and forth with law enforcement right now and a lot of people think that we're acting out and we're doing stuff we're not supposed to do, okay? You can't roll the window up on us like that. Can't roll the window up and you have to listen down. You have to listen to us when we're on a traffic stop, okay? And this applies no matter how old you are. According to Wisconsin stop and identify laws, if a driver's been pulled over, it generally means they've broken a law, which in turn means that they must identify themselves to law enforcement. Failure to do so is a misdemeanor criminal charge. Yes, it is. Hey, this is Deputy Clark, Clark County Sheriff's Office. I apologize for the delay. That's quite all right. Um so, what where can where can I start for you? What what what do you got? What kind of questions? I know I I guess I guess he was speeding. I don't understand how it went from getting a speeding ticket and it escalated into him being taken into custody. So, when I approached the vehicle, um I went up the driver side of it and I walked up to the driver window where it obviously he was sitting. And once I got him to finally roll the window down, you know, I told him, "Hey, I'm you know, stopping you for your speed. You know, I need your driver's license, registration, insurance." And at that point he multiple times stuck his hand out and his finger and told me to hold on and he was going to continue talking to someone on the phone and I told him and gave him multiple commands at that point. You know, to hang up the phone and speak to me and give me his uh information and he continued to just refuse to even even acknowledge me at that point. He he kept talking on the phone and I said and I told him I said, "Look, man, like I need your stuff." And then at that point, I opened the door and I told him, "Hey, I'm going to give you one more chance before you know, we go further. I need your license, registration, insurance or at least your name." And then he goes, "I don't have my license." Reaches hand over to the gear shifter. Recording or being on a phone call while being pulled over is perfectly legal and officers will generally accommodate such requests. However, if the suspect is using the phone as a means to not interact with the officer, then they can demand that the call be ended or put on hold until the stop is finished. I told I I at that point, you know, the vehicle was still on and he reached for the gear shifter. I went and grabbed him and said, "All right, that that that's it. You're not you're not doing this." And then that's when I went to just take him into custody and he started to fight us obviously and all that. Another problem that came in that cuz when I opened the door and I was talking to him, as soon as that door opened, the odor of like alcohol and all that was coming from the vehicle and I could see his eyes were just bloodshot. And when we got him out of the car, got him secured, and we're actually talking to him closer face-to-face, I mean, it just it smelled even heavier and he the the the female's mom doesn't want to do anything at this time with him driving intoxicated cuz he could look at another charge of uh contributing to the delinquency of a minor cuz she's cuz she still is 17. Um but at this point, you know, she doesn't want to do that. Um and I think again a little bit of it too, I mean, the girl like she the girl had some weed on her and all that. Um but I mean, nobody nobody was charged with anything like that. The only thing he got charged with was So no, so he did get so I it wasn't from us um because the other person I had there was a Florida Highway Patrol uh a trooper and he um he was assisting me on the traffic stop and they took over the they did a DUI uh investigation and they did charge him with it. Again, he did refuse he did refuse to blow and all that. Um so again, his license most likely probably just be suspended um and he may have to do like a course or two, but that's that might be it. Um but the only thing he got from me was just the resisting uh resisting an officer with without violence, which is a misdemeanor. If he would have done anything more, it would have been a felony, but it's only it's I only it's only a misdemeanor at this point for him. Despite all the possible charges he could have received, the suspect was only charged with DUI and resisting an officer without violence. It's just fortunate that the officer stopped the drunk couple before they hurt somebody. However, not even a team of adults would be able to stop this raging 13-year-old after she battered another student. You're lucky you ain't in handcuffs right now. Well, you're lucky I got THAT CHARGER GOING DOWN TODAY. On March the 10th of 2022, officers were called to a school where a couple of students had just engaged in an altercation and one student named Layla was refusing to calm down. Go to the cafeteria for a minute. No, I wasn't actually lucky. He is, you're right. Come on, get in the car. 10-517 No, we're not going back over there. No. There's no one in here. What's going on here? No. Go this way. This way, right here. No. It's not a game. This way, right here. No. Layla, it's not a game. We're not fighting. No. NOT A GAME. STOP. STOP. Go in the room and chill out. There's no one That's all it has to be right now. Okay? It's got to end. Can you do that? Move. Can you go in that room? Okay, move. Go ahead. I'm going to trust you. Go. Chill out. No, I'm going to go in here with him. I'm going to go in here with him. No. But that's what we're trying to prevent. We're trying to prevent What's up? What's up? He's not over here. Look at her. They are all accounted for. Got everything. I got this situation. No. Shut up. You going to be all right? No, come on. It's not necessary. No, bro. Please. Well, you didn't help with that. Okay, we all sitting here with me. Yes, we could have been No, please. I was there. I was going TO GO IN THAT HOUSE AND GET YOU INSTEAD. NO. YOU'RE LUCKY YOU AIN'T IN HANDCUFFS right now. Bro, YOU'RE LUCKY I'M NOT TRYING TO GO TO JAIL TODAY. CUZ IF I WOULD HAVE WENT IN THERE, I WOULD HAVE I WOULD HAVE GOT A GUN AND SHOT YOUR ASS. NOPE. NOPE. I WOULD TRY. WHERE WOULD THAT GET YOU? It's not going to solve nothing. That kind of language coming from an adult would have definitely been a criminal charge for threatening an officer. She doesn't seem too worried about that, but unbeknownst to her, she's about to learn that she can't take her anger out on other people. Man, I wouldn't care if I wasn't going to jail tonight, bro. You look at that guy at 21, right? Like three weeks ago. The day I came to the school, the day that guy got [ __ ] 21, bro. You're lucky. You think THAT SCARES ME? NO, IT DOESN'T. LISTEN, you tell your damn well I'm going TO TRY TO GO BACK, MAN. OKAY. THAT'S WHAT we're trying to prevent. We can't let you Put his hands on me and make THE WHOLE [ __ ] SITUATION WORSE. OKAY. GUESS WHAT? I DIDN'T MEAN TO THROW THAT AT YOU. TURN AROUND. GET in the car. We're not playing this. Now you're going to jail. You want to continue playing like this? Now you're going to jail for battery on law enforcement. It's all on camera, Layla. I don't care. What was that? Applesauce or something? It ain't got to be this way. I don't care. Well, you should. Did you just get out of doing 21? So, you're probably getting 21, just so you know. Well, I don't I don't care, bro. But you do that [ __ ] and don't care right now, bro. You look at it and hit you in the chest with it. Yep. Yes, I don't care if you [ __ ] on me. Well, you know, that's fine. No problem. Yeah, a little bit. Seems like it. We had a student who had a little bit of a moment, was upset, and then decided to take it upon herself to sling a applesauce at me. So, we tried to give her the opportunity to chill out, and she decided not to, so now she's going to go to jail for battery on Leo. I don't know. Maybe. We're We're going to resolve this now. Cuz it went from her throwing a water bottle at another kid to doing, you know, all this. But I actually have other units here. If you want, I'll give you a call later. Bye. I'm going to start processing info they might need. Got it. Hit the button, please. I got it already. Thank you, ma'am. All right. We're going to swap cuffs. Do you guys want the helpers or no? You want I don't care. I'll take the report. Yeah, we're good. Oh, I'm taking the report. I just need somebody to swap cuffs with me. No, but we have report on both of them. Oh, I got you. I I feel you. Rock, paper, scissors, shoot. The last time these cuffs didn't didn't put these at all. Didn't put handcuffs on? No, they did. When I went to 21, they did. But like they were so loose I could easily slip them off, put them on my feet, put them on my wrist. Like She going to your car? Leila was escorted outside to the deputy's patrol car and placed inside without further issue. But once inside, she began pleading with the officers to let her go. Leila, you know why you're going to jail, right? Yes. Battery against an officer. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Those are on her wrist. I don't believe she has any personal property, but I'll double check. So, long and the short is she gets upset, throws a water bottle at another kid. She's only been here since, I don't know, 1:30. She just got here. She wanted to know why you couldn't give her a free ticket. A free ticket for what? For a get out of jail free card, Monopoly. Cuz you threw a damn applesauce at me. That's why I didn't mean to. You did. You said after you threw it, you threw it at me. You said after you threw it, and then threw it at me. video I said sit. And then threw the applesauce. Yes. Threw it at him. At my knee. I didn't mean to throw it at him. These are my good pants, too, man. These aren't even the ones with the busted clock. That's all right. Look. Hey, man. No hard feelings. I got to take action. Uh-uh-uh, see? It's a personal that I'm that I am personally offended. You are personally going to make better choices and not throw pure apple sauce at somebody in green, right? That's the plan. Yeah, she's not going to make better choices, especially when you're around. I think you will. And you know what's bad is we had you de-escalated and calmed down and nothing would have happened. You would have maybe Layla was taken down to the station and charged with battery on a peace officer. The next suspect is almost twice Layla's age, but still has a childish meltdown after she rightfully was arrested for assaulting someone. Get in the car. On September 30th of 2023, officers arrived at the scene of a disturbance where a woman was alleging that another woman threatened her with pepper spray. I put my dog And I was trying to take video of the pretty water and she started when she walked by. So, it's the other person? Yeah. And started screaming at us and I said, "Ma'am, I was just looking at the leaves." This is her putting her dogs away. I stay on that side cuz my car was parked right here beside her. Okay. So, I was just trying to keep my distance until her little little ones got in the car, which they'd already played together in the park. It wasn't like they had any aggressive issues. And here she comes all the way back across the street and proceeds to in my face with this I locked my purse and my key in here. Talking to this lady. There's nothing going on. She It's she's insane. So, and I she called you guys for absolutely no reason. Like, no really sorry. Okay, well, just want to let you know the situation and what's going Do you guys have the the I will after we we got what's going on. Cuz my dogs are in a hot car. It's really not that hot. Okay. Yeah. So, what made all of this happen? I took a photo of the leaves, and she goes, "Nobody This is when she walks up to me. Nobody takes a photo of the leaves. You're taking a photo of me and my dogs. Go away. I don't want to be in your video or your photo." So, did you talk to him about what happened? No, she hasn't talked to Oh, okay. So, what happened? With the other officer. So, what happened with this whole altercation between you two? happened. She She has nothing better to do. All right, Ethan. Uh she threatened me and was recording me, and I walked over, um and asked her what the problem was. Uh I was not going to do anything with the mace or anything. Well, that's still a mace. Um she uh What do you mean? I It was already in my pocket. Is that what you saw? I I don't know where it was. You got into your car and came back out and had mace. So, I don't know. I have two little dogs on me. Absolutely nothing happened. She's clearly like looking for trouble. She locked me in here. So, this situation, you could have gotten in your car and left, and not even walked back up to talk to her. I know, but you Listen, you Listen to what we are saying. You walked to your car, put your dogs inside the car, and then decided to still engage with her. So, that's where you're wrong. I needed to know what the deal It doesn't matter. People prior to She showed me her video. Listen. Stop. All the videos? No, I don't think so. She's sitting on the bench. I don't think She has her camera up. The suspect, identified as 30-year-old Margaret, continued to essentially gaslight the officers and wave away the allegations as if everyone else was crazy. While she might be able to act that way with others, the police are not going to tolerate the back and forth for long. She's recording the um She's just looking for trouble. That's all it is. I did nothing You're not innocent here. By any means. You're walking up to her holding mace up. You did not have to engage with her whatsoever. What did she say to threaten you? What did she say to threaten you? That she was going to do something to me crazy and then she started to record me. Oh, I have video. She came at my phone and whacked it. She whacked my phone. This is ridiculous. We're like policing each other now and stuff. This is really cool. Really cool stuff we're doing here. So, what are we doing? Am I under arrest? Am I What else We're investigating it at this point. Yeah, I was done before I arrived. Um So, we're investigating what happened, get your side of the story, her side of the story, and then we'll We're going to go from there. First. I mean, what do you want me to do? I mean, this Look at her. She's got She's got tons of video and the footage and unbelievable. You guys. You're a waste of like What is it? I mean, the fact that she even called the police on me is like the Well, I probably would too if somebody walked up to me with pepper spray. walk up to her with pepper spray just for fun. She threatened my me and my life, okay? Yes, she did. While they were talking, the male officer went to view the cell phone footage of himself, which clearly showed Margaret to be the aggressor. As soon as the officers went to arrest her, Margaret began to show her true colors and completely flipped out. What you want me to do? I turned around and she's got the mace and she's walking up to my son. I freaking lost it. Will you write a statement for me in a minute? Okay. You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. Come on, let me see. She grabbed the mace, came back. No, no, no. Don't pull away. He assaulted me in front of my dog. No, we're You did not see that. Get Get I just saw it. sprayed on me, I swear to god. No, stop moving. You're being placed under arrest. For what? Macing. How is that possible? Because you walked up to them and pointed the mace at them. I just watched the video. No, ma'am. He threatened me. you're done. He assaulted me. You're done. I needed to call the cops. No, we'll call him. What's wrong? GIVE ME THE KEYS. GIVE ME THE KEYS. You mother [ __ ] I did not do anything. Give me the keys. I'm not giving you anything. Okay, then. Let go of your dog. Let go of your dog so it doesn't get hurt. LET GO OF YOUR DOG. YOU WILL LET GO OF MY DOG. I'M NOT LET GO OF MY DOG. LISTEN, MA'AM. STOP. LISTEN, we're staying. We're staying. You cannot I don't want to hurt your dog. I wanted to protect myself by asking Let go of my Let go of my dog. GET IN THE CAR. I wanted to protect myself by asking what the Let go of my dog. GET IN THE CAR. THERE'S NOTHING WRONG. I'm allowed to carry mace on me. She was threatening me. It's just some mace. Carrying pepper spray for self-defense is legal and probably a good idea. However, using it to perform actions that put someone else in fear of imminent danger when there is no real threat to you is the misdemeanor crime of menacing. Why would you do this? I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. [ __ ] THIS IS SO STUPID. I'M A GOOD PERSON. You didn't have to do this. PUT ME IN A COP CAR FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? YOU PIECES OF [ __ ] YOU'VE GOT NOTHING better to do, do Nothing [ __ ] better to do, huh? Dog out. Get him. GET HIS DOG OUT. GET MY GET MY [ __ ] DOG OUT. Right now. Right [ __ ] now. GET HIM OUT. GET HIM OUT. STAY AWAY FROM THEM. I'M NOT ALLOWED TO. WHAT'S THAT? I'm running to the vehicle. Get my dog out. No, ma'am. I need air. Got it. I need air, you Negative, ma'am. You took my [ __ ] dogs, you mother [ __ ] You [ __ ] idiot. [ __ ] you and my [ __ ] dogs. JESUS YOU [ __ ] IDIOT. YOU DON'T KNOW WHO I AM, YOU MOTHER [ __ ] YOU. YOU YOU [ __ ] YOU [ __ ] Got it. Stay. Don't go crawling around now. Stay. All right, sit with him. Her. Yeah. The banging sound is the suspect kicking out the window brackets, which she would manage to successfully break. That's only going to earn her another charge for damage of property. A90, do you need help with 35? Oh, I'm sure we will. [ __ ] You ruined my life. You ruined everything. You. You. Come near me, I'll walk wherever Margaret. you want. Don't near me. Don't touch me. Listen. Listen. Don't touch me. Margaret, do you remember me? No, I don't. Get the Listen. away from me. Listen. No. Listen. No. Do not touch me at all. I will walk wherever the [ __ ] you want me to. Don't touch me. Okay. Okay. All right. Are you going to walk with us in the video? Yes, are you done talking to me? Bye-bye. Where the [ __ ] are my dogs? You called animal control on my dogs. All right. Okay, Margaret. Give me You took my dogs away from me, you [ __ ] I went where you wanted me to go. Listen. Listen. We cannot take those off until you until you calm down a little bit. broken. Wonderful. All right. She was taken inside the station and processed, during which time she continued to have a meltdown and demand to be released. Listen. You're not making this any easier for anyone. to be in here with this. Okay. Okay. My dogs are here so I can hear them barking. I'll be a piece of [ __ ] You won't let me I have anybody? Can get them either now, huh? Wonderful. You did so good. This is such a nice learning lesson. Good job. She wasn't. Margaret was charged with menacing and resisting arrest. And if you think that Margaret's behavior was dramatic, you want to stay tuned to see this police officer go three on one with a group of combative minors. On October the 31st of 2023, an officer was on patrol as people were enjoying Halloween. While observing a group of young ladies, he saw one of them toss a can in the road. Listen to me. The next time I see you throw trash, you going to go to jail. You going to go to jail. Hey, you get Hey, you get out of my face. Thank you. Well, I need a couple other units in the 200 block of Park. I don't give a [ __ ] you're a minor. Hey. Hey, hey, tell her to come down to the police department and see me. My name's Lieutenant May. Hey, I don't care if you're mad. Tell her to come and see me. My name's Lieutenant May. What was supposed to be a simple warning had now escalated after one of the suspects threw the can back at the officer. The only issue is that the officer was outnumbered three to one, and the suspects only became more frustrated as the officer followed them and threatened to tell their parents. Yeah, Clayton Park. I'm not Do I look like I'm touching you? I was talking to you. Hey, call your mama so I can find out where you live. Call your mama so I can find out where you live. Call your mama. Call your mama so I can find Hey, I don't care. I don't care. And then threw it at Hey, and then threw it at me. So, that's a That's a different story. Hey, call your mama. If you even know the parents are on the way. No, I need to talk to them. I want to talk to them. For throwing this at at a cop. Okay, so you I threw it at a cop. Hey, it's all on camera. It's all on camera. Y'all are making it Y'all are making it Hey, don't Get out of my face. Get out of my face. Listen to me. You're going to get Hey, Listen. Hey, because you can't because you're being violent. Get back. GET BACK. GET BACK. GET BACK. Get back. GET BACK. Y'ALL GET BACK. GET OFF OF ME. GET BACK. GET BACK. GET BACK. GET BACK. GET BACK. GET HEY, YOU BETTER PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. WHEN THE OFFICER took the first suspect to the ground, the other two pounced on him and began striking him in the head. Fortunately, more officers arrived at that moment and pulled the other suspects away, placing them under arrest. You need to calm that slow down. Yeah, I'm good. I'm good. No, you're good. You can't hit a teenage girl with your car like this. Let's start uh Let's start getting me a car. All right. And we're taking the police department. Get up. Get up. Get up. Copy that. The one that punched me is getting put in next. You see? Take them over to the PD. We'll call parents from there so we don't get a crowd. Hard not to attract a crowd when a cop is watching a clown try to calm a couple of crying teenage girls in handcuffs. The officer got the girls up and led them to patrol cars, at which point one of them began insisting that the officer hit her first. Get up. Now, you punched me in the face. You're not compliant. You punched me first. No, I didn't. I pushed you back. It's all on camera. You're good. Oh my god. Can y'all call my mama, please? Yeah, please. I've been trying to get you to call your mom. Okay. It's too late. I'm okay with that. Too late to be nice. He punched me in my mouth. Okay. Well, you're under arrest. For battery on an officer. No, ma'am. Get your foot in so it don't get shut in the door, okay? Start calling her parents. Well, hey hey before we transfer her No. Hey. Where's your asthma pump? Let's Let's get her in a different unit. Have Lifeflight Send an emergency for a asthma attack on a juvenile. Yeah. Hey, we're going to have Lifeflight come check you out, okay? I'll do it. They just chunked a Red Bull can. I told her she was going to stop me like pick it up. When I picked it up she started running. I'm like, "Don't run away from me." So, they started off running. I'm just going to follow them to their house. And uh One of them tried to get in the way of me, so I pushed her out of the way. And then all three of them I mean we're actively like I mean I'm backing up like they're juvenile girls. You're not wanting to just box them. I'm backing up like this and finally when I heard sirens they kept coming. I said, "Get back." I pushed them one time. They didn't get back and then I start then I took one down and then everybody else jumped out and kicked the other two. Yeah. Yeah, so. Yeah. Three or four. They're They're good. She's good. She came up after. Oh, that's it? Anything else? Okay. See you. I hear there'll be a littering report. Just upload those into that. So This is crazy. Dude, like I just found them. a Red Bull can. And I was going to stop him and say, "Hey, man, pick up the can." But like he picked it up and started running. I'm like, "Hey, man, don't run. You're going to get in trouble, man. Like, just come back and talk to me for a minute." And it's automatically F you and uh A and all this. And uh So, he's like, "I'm running home." I'm like, "Cool. I'm just going to follow you home and I want to talk to mom and dad." All three would be taken to the station and charged with battery on a police officer. If you think three suspects is bad, try facing off against an entire beach full of party goers and an escaped violent suspect. On March the 17th of 2021, officers were on duty monitoring Clearwater Beach in the middle of spring break when a fight broke out and a crowd began to form around it. An officer rushed over and tried to break up the altercation, but the parties were refusing to calm down. WHAT TIME IS IT, BRO? YOU LITERALLY WERE ON TOP OF ME. BECAUSE OF Y'ALL STUPID ASS RIGHT NOW. ON THE GROUND. YOU'RE SO DUMB. YOU'RE DUMB. YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE LET GO. THREE PEOPLE CAME UP TO ME. THEY WERE LIKE, "THEY WANT TO FIGHT." I DON'T KNOW THAT. OFFICER. OFFICER, SIR. GET OFF ME. SIR. SIR. SIR, I WAS SCARED FOR MY LIFE. Get off me. Stop. Give me your hands. Ow, bro. Bro. What are you doing, bro? Bro, you're so abusive, my guy. I can't wait till my body cam is here. Bro, like chill. What am I DOING WRONG? OW. What the [ __ ] are you doing, bro? A O B, get the [ __ ] I am, bro. You're stupid Get off me, dumbass. Bro, he didn't do anything, bro. He didn't do anything, bro. What am I doing, bro? A O B, GET THE OW, BRO. OH, IT'S OUR GUY. OUR GUY. Get off me, dumbass. The officers took 18-year-old Dominick Glass into custody, but shortly after sealing him inside the patrol car, a spectator sneaks over and opens Dominick's door, and that's when all hell broke loose. Move. 533, I have his name, so let's get him. Hey. Hey, you're screwed. Oh, why are you all doing this to me, bro? You're so screwed. You're going to prison. Get up. BACK UP NOW. BACK UP. YOU'RE GOING TO PRISON, SON. For what? You shouldn't have done that. Congratulations. You're getting an escaping charge. You got an escape charge. You're definitely going to prison. All right, go ahead. Follow him. Where is that other kid at? I don't know. He took off. I started taking after him. You can find the kid that opened my car door, point him out. Find that other kid. He's going too. Hey, hey, you know what's going to happen? He's going to go to prison. No, no, no, no, no. It's escape. He's going to go to prison. So, whoever let him go, No, no, whoever let him go, screwed him. I'm serious. He will not win. It's everything's on camera. You got it. You got it. We prison. Everybody that escapes is prison. I'm telling you. Okay, you'll see. There you go. This spectator clearly isn't aware that Dominic is 18 years old. There won't be any juvie for him. He's headed straight to the police station to receive a felony charge and a bail. He's over 16. He's over 16. I'M TRYING TO. HEY, IF HE HAS TO GO TO JAIL, HE'S GOING TO GO TO JAIL. PRISCILLA! PRISCILLA! PRISCILLA, I AIN'T talking to you. What do you do? What do you do? Looks like a swiping, Jeff. All right. We'll get him. You all right? Yeah. What do you do? I got to use the swiper, Jeff. SOMEBODY GETS SEXUALLY ASSAULTED, SOMEBODY GETS ASSAULTED AND HE GET ARRESTED. THAT'S RIGHT. THAT'S RIGHT. THAT'S RIGHT. YOU SAW DUMB ON THE GROUND. THAT'S RIGHT. THAT'S JUSTICE. 410, we got another fight over here. Let's get more units here. Going to be on the north side. Dude, they're working you hard, sweetie. That's all right. I hope you find them all, too. I don't mind. I got you. Back up. Back up. Back up. All right, get out of here. Yep. Have the key? I have the key. All right, grab it. Hey, we're going to start from the water line and we're going to push everybody off. Get all these people off the beach. 410 to the units on scene. Go to the water line and push these guys out. Yeah, let them go. Relax. Just get off the beach. Let's go. Get off. Get off this area. Let's go. You don't want to go to jail. You guys good? You guys good? Shut up. What do you have? We got the guy at the with Let him out. The other guy out. Oh, how did you know that? Logan Logan? Oh, good. We got the guy that let him out? That's what uh Logan saw. Move. Move. Keep walking. Keep walking. Good. Because the crowd was refusing to de-escalate, the officer ordered everyone off the beach. As they got the area cleared, Dominic was driven to a clear area where an officer tried to speak with him about what had happened. Officer, please. Roll down my window. Second grade. Holy bro. I told you this yesterday, Officer Fowler. Dominic Glass. I'm almost 19 years old. You weren't Okay, Dominic Glass. What's your phone Officer, please. Officer, please. Officer Fowler, please. Bro, what other information do you need to get me out of this car and give me some air? Boss. Where do you live? Where do you live? I don't have a current address. You don't have a current address? At the moment, I'm not living with my mom. So, you don't know where do you live? I don't know the address, boss. That's where I live with my mom, but I do not live with my mom right now for the past 4 or 5 months. What's going on? What's that? My mom was just beating me. Oh my god, it's a Do you have anything else on you? No, I don't have anything. Nicotine. That's it. Hi, this is Officer Fowler with the Clearwater Police Department. How are you doing today? Yeah, he is This is the second time I talked to him this weekend, actually. I talked to him yesterday. He's making absolutely very poor decisions because another young man decided while he was in the back of my police cruiser in custody that he would let him out, and your son decided to run all the way through the sand and run away and flee his arrest. I understand there's kids making stupid decisions, but he is making horrible decisions today. I'm I'm denying that you've tried to raise this boy because see this is not somebody becoming of going to the fire academy. I would I would just let you know that. Okay, I I do appreciate I do appreciate you calling me. I will take that into consideration, but there's only so much I can do given the circumstances. I'll do what I can, but I no promises. Hold on. All right, ma'am I got to let you go cuz I have to talk to him now, okay? Officer, please. Sir, please. Listen up. I'm going to read you your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer or have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights as I have explained them to you? So, you don't want to make any statements on the on the summit. No, sir. Dominic chose to remain silent, though it wouldn't matter much since the entire event had already been posted to TikTok and was going insanely viral. Who else would happen to comment under the video but the man who opened Dominic's door? In fact, he would comment verbatim, "I opened that door. LOL." Police quickly traced the comment back to 18-year-old Ahmad Assad and arrested him for felony aiding a prisoner escape and misdemeanor resisting an officer without violence. Dominic was charged with felony escape and misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct and resisting an officer without violence. That could have gone a lot worse, but the next suspect would find out just how bad it can be after getting in an officer's face and screaming profanities. Don't put your hands on him like that. Get back. It's curfew. You got HIS PHONE IN HIS POCKET. GET HIS PHONE OUT OF HIS POCKET. WHY THE WE DON'T HAVE NOTHING. ON APRIL the 11th, 2021, an officer was in the drive-thru of a Taco Bell when he saw a group of males on the other side of the parking lot playing music at full volume. The officer asked an employee if the noise was inhibiting her ability to work, and when she confirmed that it was, the officer went to speak to the group. Hey. Hey, this one right here. I'll take your ID. I ain't got no ID. Well, then you're coming with me. What are you arresting Stop. Stop. Throw what you have on the ground. Stop. Stop. Hey, STAY BACK. STAY BACK. I WILL TASE YOU. STAY BACK. STAY BACK. IT'S WHY YOU'RE PUT UNDER ARREST. He's not. What for? What? We're taking more units. GET BACK NOW. THAT'S A MINOR. THAT'S CALLED CURFEW. IT'S A MINOR. IT'S CALLED CURFEW. OKAY? SO, HE'S OUT AFTER SO, YOU AIN'T GOT TO TOUCH HIM LIKE THAT? STAY BACK. Needless to say, the fact that the suspect was a minor didn't give the other suspects the right to walk up on the arrest after multiple warnings to stay back. And they were about to learn the hard way after they began to close in on the officer and get in his face. STAY BACK NOW. STAY BACK NOW. GET BACK. GET BACK NOW. Don't Don't put your hands on him like that. Get back. It's curfew. Okay? Okay? Okay? Just because HE DIDN'T HAVE NO ID, that doesn't give you a right to just arrest him? It's after curfew. Really? No. Yes. You didn't KNOW HE WAS A MINOR. YES. YOU DIDN'T KNOW HE WAS A MINOR. AND I KNOW YOU I know YOU'RE BEING DISORDERLY. YOU'RE BEING DISORDERLY. YOU'RE TALKING TO OKAY. I'M NOT GO. GO. GET OUT. LET'S GO NOW. WHAT? YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. HANDS TOO. ARREST HIM. HEY, GET THIS [ __ ] ON VIDEO, BRO. YOU'RE BEING DISORDERLY. GET THIS [ __ ] ON VIDEO. COME ON, MAN. YOU'RE BEING DISORDERLY. HOW AM I being disorderly? LOOK AT HIM. WE'RE RESISTING. DISORDERLY. WE'RE RESISTING. Get this Hey, I got it. Hey, bro. Hey. Hey, y'all see this? Y'all witness Y'all see this [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah. I'll I'll take y'all Resisting disorderly conduct. Get off me. Don't squeeze me like that, dude. Keep breathing. Go ahead. Stop moving or I won't call. I'll get my phone. He can't allow music. Get off MY NECK. STAY BACK. HEY. FIRE HIM. ARREST HIM. HE RESISTED HIS ARREST. Get my phone. Carlos. Get my HIS HAND IN HIS POCKET. GET YOUR HAND OUT OF HIS POCKET. WHY THE HE DON'T HAVE NOTHING. ARE ARE SERIOUS? The officer saw suspect in the red jacket reach into his pocket and deployed his taser assuming that he was grabbing for a weapon. The suspect would later say that he was actually reaching for the ID that the officers were asking for. He did it. Dude. Hey, YOU JUST DO OFFICERS ON HIM. YOU JUST DO OFFICERS. GET BACK. NOW YOU FINE, BRO. You see that dude? Bro, hey. You lucky I ain't got the force to go and do something about this dude. I swear to god. I swear to god. Bro. Hey, Steven said grab his ID. That guy's ID right there. Yep, him. Close my car. Coach, close the doors and the hood on my Cuz I'm probably going to jail. Oh, [ __ ] Yes, you are. You're under arrest. Bro, excuse me. I'm not resisting. Just give me the ID, dude. Bro. Okay, don't shoot me. Hey, he resisted his arrest anyway. I asked for the ID. He was grabbing it. officers. Are you serious? He resisted your arrest. You resisted arrest. My phone's broken to all That's all right. That's on me. You shouldn't resist arrest. I swear to god. Step this way. I didn't I didn't resist no arrest. You can taser off and try to It's on your body cam, so I wouldn't pull too hard. Right here. Don't That's it. Don't pull away from me. I wasn't PULLING AWAY FROM THE OFFICER. GET IN THE CAR. YOU'RE BEING DISORDERLY. IT'S WHAT YOU GOT ARRESTED FOR TO BEGIN WITH. [ __ ] UP. MEDICINE. JESUS. THAT'S IS THAT what's going on here? Or is IT CUZ EVERYBODY'S YELLING AND SCREAMING acting disorderly? LOUD MUSIC. HEY, YOU'RE DONE. LOUD MUSIC. EVERYBODY'S BEING DISORDERLY. EVERYBODY'S FIGHTING. EVERYBODY'S PULLING AWAY. THIS IS HOW YOU DON'T ACT IN A PUBLIC PLACE. THIS IS WHY IT'S HAPPENING. IT'S NOTHING TO DO WITH RACE. YOU GUYS ARE ACTING RIDICULOUS. HEY, that's why all y'all about to lose y'all y'all job. And that's real talk. Yeah. Yeah, you can't put your [ __ ] hands on me, [ __ ] I'm a cop. Yeah. What you want to bet, man? How much you want to bet? You can't use no Quit cussing. Quit cussing. The suspect in the denim jacket and the one who was tased were both charged with obstructing official business and resisting arrest. If you enjoyed this video, watch this one and don't forget to subscribe.