Get on the ground. Get on THE [ __ ] GROUND. PUT YOUR LEGS UP. KICK IT. Stop kicking. You're going to Stop kicking. You're going to get tased. I'm going to bite you. Stop kicking. Stop Stop. STOP. STOP IT. ROLL OVER. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND All right. Put your hands Put your hands I got the other >> to bite me. I know. All right. Stop. Stop. Stop. I got both hands. Just get some more units here. >> It's going to take three officers down, huh? Yes. Can you get some more units? Hey. Go ahead and tase me again. A domestic call, one admission, three criminal charges. What made this woman think punching, biting, and clawing three officers would end well? I think you're beautiful. Well, what's going on? Are you hurt? No, I'm not. Okay. >> I'm just scared. >> What did they threaten to do? Um We have no weapons, you know. They've been threatening to kill themselves. >> 18, I'm out talking to the caller by my cruiser. She said no weapons except for kitchen knives inside. They've been threatening to kill themselves. We got a really good day. I will be honest with you. We both been drinking and I think that's where it got after them. Okay. Um they got in a fight. Pick up. At our last apartment they Pick up. they took my phone. I I have no other choice than to call the police. That's why all my family is here. >> Thank you. And they our last police, they stole my phone. They ripped it out of my hands. Ran upstairs, talked [ __ ] to my my father and everybody. And now today they did the same thing, but recently very depressed and I and I talked to him on um recently they um they've just been saying that they're really depressed wanting to make themselves. Did they say how? No. Okay. Today they they did take my phone again for the second time. It's been a long time that since that's happened cuz I just you know, they talked [ __ ] to my my father which I don't have a great relationship with, but my stepmom she's my rock. I love her. Okay. And he talked [ __ ] to her both of them. Okay. He's been mentioning a lot recently that they've been dealing with depression and they've abused my cat in the past, so I'm really worried on that right now. So what um what exactly did he say today as far as hurting himself? Just that he's depressed and wants to himself. Today he didn't say much of that, but yesterday he did a lot and the day before that. Okay. How long have you been outside? I think when I first called 911 because I was able to get my phone back from my room. Is that your phone then? Yes, this is my phone. I'm just >> Okay. What name does do they go by? They go by Razer. Okay. How were to go address them? How how am I What am I going to call them? Ray? R A E R E A I'm in a I'm in a cop car. They're They're going upstairs for Razer. And he pushed me down and I was scared he was going to himself, so now they're going inside. I I think so, but I just took your advice. I don't know if he knows that we're coming, so. >> Hello. Hi. Are you Razer? Yeah. How you doing? I'm fine. So, we need to talk to you about an incident. About what? Please don't close the door on me. I'm not going to. I I have cats that are going to get out. >> Who Who You want to come up here? >> Yeah. Do you mind if we step in? I do mind. Okay. I have cats. I know. That's why I was asking. Do you mind if we step in so you can Okay. Okay. Um you live here with um Andy, right? >> I do. Okay. Did anything happen >> Close that downstairs door, please. Yeah, he closed that door again on us. Yeah, his parents calling him. No. Um was there any argument or anything that happened between you two today? >> just real quick, can I see your >> calling him. Yeah. Can I see both of your hands, please? Thank you. Um you guys got into an argument today? Yes. What was that over? >> It just needs to be closed in there or something. We'll get somebody out. The Compton one might be better. You guys had an argument today. What was that over? His parents calling him and literally giving him depression, literally making him cry. Okay. Where Do they live in California still? Yeah. They do. Okay. And then that caused you guys to get into an argument? Can you get your foot out of my door? No. Cuz I'm not going to close the door. But that makes me feel like I don't have a choice. Well, right now you're detained for investigation, so you don't have Oh, cool. Okay. Go ahead. Okay. So, you guys got into a verbal argument, correct? Correct. Okay. Did anything turn physical? Yeah. We hit each other. Okay. Can you elaborate on that? Like how did that get started? >> him, he hit me. Okay. Why did you hit him? Because we got into a verbal argument. Okay. Where'd you hit him at? The face. Okay. Punch, slap, push? >> Punch. Punch? Okay. You punched him first and then he punched you back? Yeah. Yeah? Okay. And you guys You're roommates, you're in a relationship, what's the relationship here? >> What's it matter? What does it matter? Okay, what what are you asking me? What do you want? Are you guys in a dating relationship? >> Yes, what do you want? And you both live here, correct? Oh god. Yes, we do. Officers arrived on a 911 welfare call, mutual combat, phone theft, suicidal threats. That report alone satisfied the Supreme Court standard in Terry versus Ohio, reasonable articulable suspicion to detain all parties on scene. At the door, the subject refused entry. Officers did not force their way in correct without a warrant, consent, or exigent circumstances, crossing that threshold violates the Fourth Amendment. When the subject demanded officers remove their foot, the officer stated, "You are detained for investigation." A detained subject cannot unilaterally end a lawful stop. That detention was constitutionally valid. Within minutes, the subject volunteered, "I hit him in the face punch." Under the Supreme Court's ruling in Atwater versus City of Lago Vista, that single statement was sufficient probable cause for a full custodial arrest. Because the parties were intimate partners sharing a residence, the charge activates domestic violence statutes, not simple assault. That distinction carries mandatory arrest obligations and significantly higher penalties. I'm only 23 UTLs from back door. Okay. All right. Back door. Break. So, you punched him in the face during the argument? He punched you back, how? Punched you in the face, slapped you in the face, arms in the face. Do you have any marks or anything on you? I don't bruise easily, no. Okay. He was just I He just stole my phone from me when I was talking to my parents about my own issues and and and [laughter] I was scared that he took my phone. I got it back from him and then he was just trying to take it back from me and I was able to escape. >> [snorts] >> I'm sitting in the back of the cop car right now. For my own comfort and I'm just watching and I'm scared. Well, we were drinking just a little bit and he he was mainly super mad that I was talking to my dad and having feelings about my dad and my stepmom. And [snorts] he was just super mad. All right, for right now you're going to GO IN HANDCUFFS. GET ON THE GET ON THE GROUND. STOP KICKING, STOP KICKING. YOU'RE GOING TO Stop kicking, you're going to get tased. I'm going to bite you. Stop kicking. STOP. STOP. STOP. ROLL OVER. ALL RIGHT, PUT YOUR HANDS behind your back. Put your hands behind your Try to bite me. I know. All right, stop, stop, stop. I got both hands. Just get some more units here. >> I can take three officers down, huh? Yes. Can we get some more units? Go ahead and tase me again. You good? Yep, trying. He's tired. Stop, you're not pulling it. All right. HE'S TIRED. >> STOP. STOP. YOU'RE PATHETIC. CLAWING THE [ __ ] OUT OF MY HANDS. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. GET YOUR ASS BACK RIGHT NOW. YOU'RE GOING TO GET IT AGAIN IF YOU MOVE. Do you understand? Am I bleeding from my face? No, you're not. I've never been in the back of a cop car. 23 Slow everybody down. Apprehension. Start at 32 and a supervisor. You got that? [ __ ] took Don't grab her hands. She just took gouges out of my hands. You're going to get tased again if you do it again. Don't talk to me. >> [snorts] >> You're kidding me? She bit through these cables. We're not going to move her until Move them. Careful this part of the car. Yeah. Move over Roll over to your side. Tuck your knees. I'm going to say "please". Tuck your knees. SAY "PLEASE". >> We're going to sit you up on your butt so you're in a good position. >> You're going to stay right here. This is recovery position. She's fine. The subject resisted handcuffing. Under Graham versus Connor, force is judged by objective reasonableness on scene, not hindsight. Three factors were satisfied. Severity of offense, active threat, and continuous resistance. Escalating force was legally authorized. Officers warned, "Stop kicking. You're going [clears throat] to get tased." The subject replied, "I'm going to bite you." Taser deployment against an actively resistive threatening subject is within accepted less lethal protocol. Biting a law enforcement officer is not ordinary resistance. Blood-borne pathogen transmission risk elevates the charge to felony assault in most jurisdictions. The subject also seized an officer's radio and keys, a separate offense, interference with law enforcement. Three on camera admissions become prosecutorial exhibits. "I'm going to bite you. Go ahead and tase me again. I'm trying to bite and claw men." Each establishes specific criminal intent. None is protected speech when paired with physical assault. I'm not doing [ __ ] else until she's in a raft. >> No, sit me up. >> No. And I'll cooperate. >> No. 18, any units that's coming? You could please grab my raft out of my cruiser. There is a female in my cruiser as well. Be advised. And weaker than she is. You're >> [snorts] >> pathetic. Stay here till somebody else gets here. Yeah, stay here until another woman comes here. Oh my god. I said, "Don't put Don't put it Don't Don't sit her up. Don't sit her up." So, sit me up again. Yeah. Yeah. Keep on talking. Cuz I'm right? Yeah. Yeah, this will get you This will definitely get you a promotion. I can feel your knees shaking, dude. I can Stop. Is it my knee shaking or is he moving? Look at you. Look at you. Three people pushing on me because you can't stand me. You dumb [ __ ] Not you, baby girl. Him. This ginger [ __ ] 18, what house are you guys in again? We're in the upper apartment, Not you, baby girl. Him. This ginger [ __ ] 18, what house are you guys in again? We're in the upper apartment, whatever the address is on the phone there. Apartment two. 92, apartment two. Cops are pulling up with emergency vehicle. I'm so scared. Going to be the door on the left. You can find the door. Cops, please. They're The EMTs are running inside. Oh my god, please stay on the phone with me. I'm so scared. Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Okay, I'll calm down. Stop. And tell HIM TO STOP. TOUCHING ME! TOUCHING ME! I DON'T LIKE MEN! >> [screaming] >> I DON'T LIKE MEN! TOUCHING ME? YOU'RE KIDDING ME! >> [screaming] >> 21 CUZ BOYS CAN'T HANDLE ME. Uh she's biting, trying to Yeah, she's trying to bite the cop. I'm trying to bite and call a man. And they're too [ __ ] stupid to get that. I'm just so [laughter] scared. I hear the radio in the cop car, and nothing's going crazy on the radio. They're just asking for backup. All right, roll over to your side. Stop. Let go. Of course you got to hold her. My radio, my keys. Stop. 23 rating 10. EMS approach. Let go to the radio. Negative. Negative. Got me. Let go TO THE RADIO. NOBODY WANTS TO SEE THAT. LET ME OUT FOR THE POLICE. LET ME OUT FOR THE POLICE. LET ME OUT! LET ME OUT FOR THE POLICE. ALL RIGHT, GOT IT WITH ONE HAND. YEAH, we're good. Okay. Come on, roll on your side. We're going to sit her up to make sure she doesn't bite you. Damn Remus. Sit up. Sit up. All right, stay away from her mouth. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Loosen that. Ready? 1 2 All right, you got room in here? Yep. Got the feet. Watch your hands. Good. The helmet's over there. 1 2 >> know if you Any units available in Kansas District 9 Meadowbrook and Dalton Ave. I want Andy to see this. I want her to Is this not going to work? You want to grab a side? Not her side. Lift me up with your knees. I'll go and bring the Hey, can you guys bring the cot up here? Yeah. 15 year old female in Dodge Challenger and Dodge Challenger. You literally look like I'm playing dress up like I just walked out of a laser tag. Thank [laughter] god. Thank god. Thank god. Okay, yes, please. Thank you. Please stay with me at this guard. Let me out. There you go. I could bite your face off. You want that? Wow. I'm talking to her. That's rude. Rude? Oh, that's rude. Did that's the word you're going to use? >> [laughter] >> That's rude. That's all it That's it? It was rude. Okay. You have a flashlight? That's rude. Uh so, I just arrived after she got tased. So, it was a domestic. Can I Can I hug her? No. She's under arrest right now. She bit and spit on them. Go. Get the [ __ ] off, Cassandra. You didn't give a [ __ ] when you put me in that [ __ ] patrol car. You literally closed down like a [ __ ] You. You. You. You. It's the hardest thing. Yeah. Um history of violence or anything like that? >> Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Very much so. Yeah. Grading deduction, calling the subject pathetic on camera, and gender-based commentary about officer capability are unprofessional. On body cam, every word is a potential exhibit in a civil rights claim under Section 1983. Subject Razer D waved the Fifth Amendment, self-incriminated in under 3 minutes, then converted a misdemeanor into multi-count felony exposure through sustained violence against arresting officers. Physical resistance is not a legal remedy. The proper challenge to an unlawful arrest is a motion to suppress filed in court not fought on a stairwell floor. Caller Andy B, correct decision. Exit, call 911, cooperate fully. Note, Andy admitted mutual combat. Under dual arrest protocols, cooperation and demeanor likely determined who was designated the primary aggressor. Department A minus. Multi officer response, no forced entry, verbal warnings, timely backup legally sound. Deduction, unprofessional on camera statements. Signal a gap in high stress conduct training. Key lessons. Two, resistance multiplies charges. One misdemeanor became three charges, including probable felony solely due to conduct during the arrest, not the original incident. Three, verbal threats during assault are evidence of intent. Courts do not separate I'm going to bite you from the bite that follows. That sequence is intentional. Felony assault, not hate speech. Four, the body cam never stops recording. Derogatory language under stress becomes a civil liability. Professionalism on camera is not a courtesy. It is a legal requirement for every officer on scene. Let us know if there is an interaction or legal topic that you would like us to discuss in the comments below. Thank you for watching and don't [clears throat] forget to check out our second channel Street Body Cam for even more police interaction and courtroom content.