He said a lot of vulgar things to me and he likes to grab things and try and come by the captain. >> Come over here and I'll kick the [ __ ] [ __ ] out of you. >> Come on. >> Black hill and karate or black belt and do you know? >> Okay. >> On May 9th, 2023, Port Orange police responded to a smoke shop after an employee reported an elderly man making vulgar remarks and trying to go behind the counter. What started as a routine trespass warning quickly spiraled into threats, profanity, and a violent outburst. The entire incident was captured on body cam camera footage. >> Officer, >> uh, are you Angel? >> I am. >> How can I help you today? >> Um, I don't know if he is still sitting out there at the moment. Um, he might be the guy at Alberto's, >> but I called about him causing a disturbance and he's come here quite a few times already and has bothered me and customers. He makes me very uncomfortable. He said a lot of vulgar things to me and he likes to grab things and try and come by the counter. So kind of why I'm trespassed. >> Okay. >> Yes. Yes. And it's not your fault. I was arrested about 8 months ago. >> Okay. Back up for me a little bit. >> Okay. I was arrested 8 months ago and I spent 18 months in prison which was not fun. >> I'm so glad to be out. But anyways, I'm suing the Valia County Sheriff. I'm suing This is all with my lawyer. It's currently underway. What's your question? Just get to that. >> If I sue the Port Orange Police Department and they give me $250,000, that's taxfree, right? >> I have no idea. Okay. I'll have to talk to my accountant about that. >> Okay. I'm here because the employee in the smoke shop right here behind me says that you've been coming in and out and bothering her and the customers. >> No, no, no. When she she told me to be quiet and leave, and I said, >> "Okay, well, she says you've been in and out multiple times and you won't leave the place alone." >> When I hang up, let me talk. Okay, >> let me talk. It's not a debate or a negotiation. Okay, you are now trespassed from the store, which means you cannot go in there anymore. Do you understand that? >> All right, then she'll have to set my stuff outside then. >> What stuff? >> I have $2,000 worth of merchandise that she's holding. >> No, she said that she run my stuff out. >> Go ask her right now. >> Go ask her. You >> come over here and I'll pick the [ __ ] out of you. >> Come on. >> Okay. You think I can't do it? I know black belt and karate or black belt and judo. >> You understand your trespass from the store, correct? >> I'll have to take your gun and walkie-talkie. >> Okay. >> And I'll drive off in your patrol car. >> Okay. You understand you're trespassing from the store, correct? >> Yes, I understand you. >> Okay. >> Now, get the out of my face. >> I'm 12t away from you. Not in your face at all. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. Arrest me. Arrest me. Central second unit code two. >> Wait a minute. >> No. Put your hand back. Okay. >> Put your hand back. >> God damn it. >> You're under arrest. Put your other hand behind your back right now. Put your other hand behind your back right now. >> Okay. >> Right now. Put your other hand behind your back. >> God damn it. >> Jesus Christ. >> Put your hand behind your back right now. >> You don't have to be so rough. >> Sit up. >> Okay. >> Stand up. >> Jesus. >> I sent you. Mail under arrest. Need to call this battery. Oh, this is another suit. I'm suing you for a million. 10 million. Whatever. Wait till my lawyer gets a hold of this judge. I'll be out. I'll be out in 30 minutes. >> Okay. Fish car right here. Lean against it. >> Spread your feet. >> Wide. Spread your feet wider than that. >> Even wider. Spread your feet. >> God damn it. >> Right now, you're under arrest for battery on law enforcement officer for throwing something at me. >> Oh, people launched me. Yeah. Well, don't do it. Why would you throw some at me? >> Cuz then you piss me off. That's >> Well, there you go. >> You're acting like a [ __ ] jerk. >> The Sci-Fi Central. Someone's running code three to me. I don't need that. >> You're lucky I didn't have my pocket knife with me. That's your dead right now. >> Are you a nice cop? Are you the nice cop? Is a nice cop bad cop time? >> I've been through it a million times. I know the routine. >> All right, hold on. Jesus, quit turning me around. I will go, you know, I'm so spread your feet. >> I'm almost I'm almost 70 years old for Christ's sake. And I got arthritis. >> Well, just listen and we have to do that to you. >> No, I know you got to arrest me, but Jesus Christ. Can you take it a little bit easy? >> If you just listen, it's on our time, not your time. >> I know that. I know that. I've been arrested like seven or eight times. >> Then you should know better not throw stuff at a police officer. >> I know better. All right. Ouch. Quit. What's in my arm? And >> see the car. >> All right. All right. I'll leave. >> I'm kick. All right. >> Kick your shoes off. Out of here. >> All right. Give me a [ __ ] minute. >> Shoes off. >> Jesus Christ, man. You're a >> Keep your feet out. >> Okay. You want me to take my pants off, too? No. If I wanted to, I'd tell you. >> All right. Keep your feet out. >> Okay. Keep your feet out. Okay. I'd be glad to go to jail. Get me the jail as fast as you can. >> What's that? >> He's fine at first. Wants to ask him all these stupid questions. And the moment I tell him he's trespassing the store and he can't go over and he wants to argue about what did or didn't happen inside, he immediately is like just flips a switch, goes to you, this and that. He's like, "Come over here. I'll kick your ass. I'll take your gun and your walkie talkie. got to drive off in the car after I kill you. I'm like, "Whatever, man. You trespassed." He sits on the bench and he takes part of his sandwich like a piece of ham or something and throws at me, hits me in the chest. All right. Well, now you're under arrest for battery law enforcement. >> Got all his stuff on the bench. >> Yeah, I assume so. It's all going in the garbage. >> See it? >> What a waste of a sandwich in here, too. I'm assuming that's his. I don't know. >> What does that say? >> I'm assuming that's his. I don't know. >> Hey, was that a backpack and those groceries? Were those all yours over there on the bench? >> Yes. If you could, can you pick it up for me, please, and put it in the backpack? >> What? The groceries? >> Yes. >> No, no, no. They're going in the garbage. >> Okay, fine. Uh I I And you're going to take the bicycle to police property? >> Where's the bicycle at? >> Pardon? >> What bicycle? >> A blue bicycle? It's a blue Schwin. >> I don't see that anywhere. >> It's a $200 bicycle. I just bought it. >> Where's it at? >> It's right in front of the pizza shop. >> No, there's no bike over there. >> Well, somebody stole it already. I'll be suing you for that, too. >> For us? I'm suing. I already have a law. I already have a $5 million >> head inside the car. >> I already >> Head inside the car. >> Okay. I already have a $5 million lawsuit against your the police department. I'll make it a hundred million. >> Yeah, you should. >> Hello. Hi. >> Hello. Uh this is his vape that he does not get to take to jail. Do you have a trash can? >> Um yeah. Thank you. >> I just let him trespass. I didn't want to throw in jail. >> He He is trespass. However, you cannot throw a slice of ham at an officer and not go to jail for it. >> I mean, all his food is on the ground in here, too. >> All of his like >> slice of ham. >> Yeah, there's food all over the floor. He like my cooler. >> The officer tried to tell him like, "Hey, man, you're trespassed." And he's like, "Whatever, I don't care." The officer's like, "Great, kudos." And then he threw a piece of ham at >> I was like, "We needed this." Well, >> he just told me he just got out of jail, too. Like in jail? >> Yeah, his name's familiar. >> Apparently, he didn't learn his last. >> Did he give you his phone number? >> Yeah, I'll put all that on there. I need her to sign in. Provide your name. >> I put the wrong address, but I fixed it. If you want, I'm more than happy to go inside and get the whole form done. >> All right. Just throw her. >> She's in the call. >> All right, perfect. That's all I need. >> All right. Backpack. >> I have his backpack, his bicycle, and his shoes are on your roof. You better be here when I'm out of jail. >> Anything with it, just let me know. But >> I mean, it's all just going to get logged back to you. I appreciate it. Let me not do anything. >> All right. Uh, before you say or do anything, do you want me to turn around or get out? >> I wanted you to tell me what jewelry you have other than the two chains around your neck. >> Uh, nothing. Uh, stuff on my wrist. >> Turn so I can see what it is. >> Okay. Out. A bracelet and a watch. >> All you got left is a bracelet. The watch came off. >> Okay. >> The watch came off. You don't have any rings or piercings anywhere? Correct. >> No. No, I don't. >> So, you got two chains right here. But I like chain but not on shoes here and what you're wearing. That's it. Everything else is out the police department. >> All right. That's another 10 million because I'm nonviolent. The lock is sticking up. I must. According to police records, the suspect identified as 69-year-old William was officially trespassed from the Puff and Stuff Smoke Shop following repeated disruptive behavior. After throwing a piece of food at the responding officer and threatening violence, including stealing a patrol vehicle and assaulting officers, he was arrested and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer. William was booked into the county jail without bond. At the time of arrest, he claimed to have multiple lawsuits pending against local law enforcement agencies. As of this video, he remains in custody and is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of