Officers respond to a routine crash involving an elderly man who appears drunk, but this fender bender is about to turn into something the officers were never warned about before signing up for this job. >> All I want to do is >> Were you in that truck? >> No, I'm the one that was in that. >> You were in that truck? Were you driving this vehicle? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Are you okay? I see your airbag went off. >> Yeah, I'm still fine. >> Okay. We have a squad coming anyways. They're going to check you out. >> man. I I don't have hearing aids, okay? So, you have to talk to me. >> Oh, talk loud. >> So, what's up? >> Well, we're having a squad come to check you out. Make sure you're okay. >> I'm fine. >> Okay. So, what happened? >> I really don't know. >> You were coming which way? >> I make him the curve to come on Stump Road, whatever it called. >> Do you know where you're at right now? >> Straight up. >> Where are you at? >> I live around the corner over here. >> So, you were coming down Pearl, going north, and you went to turn this way? >> Yeah. >> Where were you coming from? They're going to come check you out. Make sure you're okay. Just for >> I can't see. >> No, you're okay. They're going to come and check you out. Make sure you're okay. Just cuz your airbag went off. Did you hit your head or anything? Cut your lip? >> Negative. >> Okay. Well, they're going to look you over and make sure everything's okay first, okay? Is this car registered to you? >> Yes. Well, it's registered to my company. >> Do you have your ID on you then? >> Well, yeah, I do, but >> Can I see it? >> No. Okay? Why am I being stopped? >> You've gotten to an accident. Can I see your driver's license? >> I'm not doing anything, okay? My lawyer always tell me my car is not insured, okay? >> Your airbag went off. Look at the front of your car. They're going to look you over and make sure you're okay. >> Look, I'm not making any statements, okay? Get the picture, okay? >> Okay. We ain't See, you have to make any statements. We just are asking to see your ID. You were involved in an accident. Your airbags went off. >> forget about the ID. Maybe I'm a from Mexico, okay? You know what I mean? I'm being facetious, but uh you're you're >> I'm what? Can I see your driver's license? >> I don't have one. >> You don't have a driver's license? >> have an ID, okay? >> Do you know your social? >> Pardon? >> Do you know your social? >> I'm not going to give you that. My insurance will cover that. >> Well, you were involved in an accident. We got called. >> My insurance will cover that. >> We still need to identify you. >> What? >> We still need to identify you. So, can I see your driver's license? >> I'm not giving you any information. >> Okay, what? >> Based on your uh your supreme allied commander, Donald Trump, I'm not giving you anything, anything, okay? That's it. If you want to find it out, you can have at it, but it's not a big deal. >> So, we can free up these paramedics. Do you want to see them about any of your injuries or are you hurt? >> I'm fine. >> Bob, just for the insurance, the report and everything, we need to see your ID so we can identify you. >> Forget about that, okay? I'm a American citizen. I have a passport, okay? And uh you can go from there, all right? You want me to get it by passport? Forget about all this. >> So, when you're involved in a crash or and/or you commit a traffic violation, you have to provide ID. Are you refusing to do that? >> No, I have a passport. >> Okay, let's see it. >> Well, I got to go get it. >> How about your driver's license? >> What are you going to charge me with? >> We're going to see what happened in the crash, but it sounds like you crossed over the double yellow line and crashed into that pickup truck. >> happens here before. >> I'm also concerned if you had alcohol to drink today. >> Negative. >> Nothing at all? >> Negative. >> Would you take a couple of tests so we can check on that? >> Negative. Okay, I'm not doing anything with you guys, okay? What are you? ISIS? You're Donald Trump. >> We just need to identify you for the accident, so >> anything with >> You're refusing to identify yourself? >> What? >> So, your first name is Robert. I don't remember your last name. What is your last name? >> I don't care. What's your last name? >> Rossman. >> I don't care what your last name is. >> I care what yours is. Can you tell it to me? >> No. >> Do you have a valid driver's license in Ohio? >> Look, I'm not answering any of your questions, so you understand that? >> Let me just make one thing clear to you. If you refuse to identify yourself, you're going to be placed under arrest. Do you understand that? >> You can do all that. All right. >> Are you going to identify yourself? >> I can identify I Yes, I can. >> Okay. What is your last name? >> Well, then you know what? Go somewhere else. I'm from Guatemala. I'm telling you right now I'm from Guatemala. So, what do you want to do? >> Basic thing is we need your ID. And secondly, we're still concerned that you've got some alcohol to drink. And now that I'm downwind from you, I'm getting an odor of that. >> I don't care what your odor is. You stink to me, okay? >> You're a citizen I do not want to arrest you, but I'm going to have to demand ID from you or you're going to be placed under arrest. >> hell no. >> Okay, you are under arrest. Turn around, put your hands behind your back. Don't resist. Are you really going to make us do this? I do not want to put you on the ground and stuff. >> Yeah, you do. You you want to. >> No, I don't. Put your hand back here. Outta here pal, okay? >> I know who you are. >> Can you please just put your hand behind your back? I don't want to put you on the ground. Come on, we're going to walk back to the police car with you. >> My pants are falling down, okay? I got to pull them up. >> Spread your feet apart for me. >> I hope Donald Trump takes care of you, okay? My pants are falling down. >> Donald will take care of you. Have a seat there. Slide in under the seat belt. >> Do me a favor. Loosen these okay? I'm not a following >> I can't loosen those anymore. Slide into the seat. >> Wait a minute. My pants are falling down. >> Well, hop in the seat and you won't have to worry about it when you're in here. >> What? No, wait. Who are you? >> I'm Officer Rossman with the Farmington Police Department. >> I can't hear you. >> Farmington Police Department, Officer Rossman. Have a seat. Come on, I don't want to pull you into the car. Let's grow up here. >> Look, I'm 80 years old. You want to Excuse me? >> No, I do not. >> I don't think you're right. Well, you don't >> Are you going to sit in my car or do I got to drag you in there? >> I'm going in your car. Take me up to the I know your drill. >> All right, well, sit. >> I can sit down either. Don't >> Sit. Just sit. >> who you are and I'm volunteering to do this. >> Thank you. I respect that. >> Get off my handcuffs, okay? >> No, we got to leave that on. >> Oh, well. You know what? Take me to the hospital then. I'm 80 years old. Take me to the hospital. >> No, you're going to be going to right now. >> Yeah, that's it. Take me to the hospital. >> No. >> Officers were left with no choice but to place him under arrest, but their time with drunk grandpa isn't about to end. >> Take me to the hospital. I'm having a I can't breathe and I'm having a panic attack. >> All right, relax. You're safe. >> Suspended license. >> Okay, I can't take it. I'm going to go out, okay? Do you understand this? Take me to the hospital. There's no heat back here. There's no air conditioning. >> I'll put the windows down for you. >> Get to the hospital. Get rid of all your funky ass that are on bouncing checks that they don't deserve, okay? Call the EMT right now. >> They were here already. >> I want the EMT. >> No, they're not coming back. So, what >> Well, get me out of here. What are you Why aren't you doing that? >> I don't know. I just saw that he already had entries for a fourth degree felony. Now he wants to go to the hospital. I told him no. And he's faking all kinds of other complaints, too. >> We could always do blood draw at the hospital. Release him to the hospital. Do your blood draw there if you want. Most of the time I think he was drugs. Go there. Do a blood draw. Grab a kit. >> He's going to refuse. He's refused everything. >> And then if he refuses it, then we'll just see. We can sit on him for a minute for the felony. There's not much we can do. I can call people in. What's he saying he wants to go for now? Is it the airbag? >> No. Heart attack, can't breathe, that was a panic attack. And then he's going to kill himself. He just ran through everything. So, just like on TV here, I'm going to read you your rights. >> You You don't even have to do that. I'm going to jam your nose into your brain, okay? >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand all that? >> No, I don't understand anything. >> What can I clear up for you so you understand them? >> I'm going to jam your nose right into your brain. >> Why would you want to do that? I'm going to take you to the hospital, but while we're there I'm going to ask you to for a blood draw. >> All right, uh no. >> You think about that. Well, you're under arrest, so you're going to stay with us. >> You don't understand who I am. >> Put your leg in. >> All right, I'm rolling with you. Whatever you want to do. >> Okay, put your leg in. >> Thank boy. He's dead, too. I'll kill you, too. >> You're going to kill me? What? >> You just said you were going to kill me? >> No, I never said that. I just said I'd jam your nose into brain. >> That sounds like cool. on. >> Where's my cell phone? >> I don't know. >> What? >> Oh, that's in a bag in the truck. Well, you can't right now. >> What? >> No. >> What are you talking about? You don't have a phone? I can't call? >> No, not right now. >> Oh, no. So, what do I What do I need to be incarcerated for right now? >> Well, you caused the crash, you refused to ID yourself, and I think you're intoxicated. >> What? You think you are? >> I think you are. >> That's what am I being arrested for? >> Yes, and you're not supposed to be driving. We're going to go to the hospital. I'm going to give you a second chance to agree to that blood draw, and then we'll go from there. >> Where do we go from there? >> Jail. >> Jail? >> We can talk more inside. >> What? You know what? Look in the mirror, pal. You're a piece of Okay? You are a piece of Why am I handcuffed? What am I illegal alien? What? Now what? >> I'm going to unbuckle you and we're going to walk into this hospital. We're going to walk this way towards that door. >> Wait a minute. My pants are down. Whatever. You can do whatever you want. >> Does anybody know where we take him? He was just involved in a crash. We think he's drunk. He's also having chest pains, difficulty breathing, a panic attack, and he implied he's suicidal. >> I feel bad for you. You don't want to look me in the eye, do you? You better shave. Yeah, I'm sorry. I shouldn't be talking like this. I'm going to hell. I said I'll kill myself if I have the chance. >> Well, you're not going to get the opportunity, Robert. >> that. >> Sit down right here with your butt. >> I can't do that, okay? >> If I let one hand out, are you going to twist my head off? >> No, I'm going to rip your throat out until you can't breathe anymore. >> Well, how can I let you out of those, then? >> All I want to do is Okay? >> Sit down. >> That's it, okay? You don't understand. >> So, you are now under arrest for operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. >> Well, you sign it. Whatever you want, okay? Donald will sign it. You [ __ ] mother >> I was allowed to have one arm free and my only arm was you by the neck. >> And squeeze them you are. >> So, will you give us a blood sample? >> No. >> Okay, you listen to her now. >> I will listen to her. >> Thank you for getting up. >> I am not suicidal. >> Don't put that in there. >> Just make sure you >> Look at me by the throat. >> A long time ago. I probably had somebody else >> family too. >> Oh, you are in my book now, mister. That's crossing the line. >> Write it down. Okay? >> You crossed the line, pal. >> Dude, I could put a through your forehead at 200 m, okay? With iron sights. >> While you're drunk? >> No. >> So, I'm okay today. >> I'm dangerous, so you better like stay away. You look good. You're cute and uh >> Thank you. >> I know you have a fear of a lot of >> I got to >> through. I should pee right here. >> We'll give you a urinal. >> No, hell no. I don't Okay? >> Here you go. I got a urinal for you. >> No, no, no, no. I don't No. You're You're not taking my urine. I want to pee in the toilet. >> I'm not depriving you of peeing. You could pee in a urinal. >> Get the [ __ ] out of here. I'm just going >> Stay on the bed. >> I want to >> You got to use that. >> I'm not peeing in a jar. >> Okay, do not do that. >> What? >> Yeah, you're not to >> peeing in the jar. >> You're not going to be getting up at all. >> Well, thank you. >> Good job, Robert. >> Yeah, I'm not peeing in that jug. That's it. >> I whipped my dick over here in the in the corner, okay? >> Uh don't do that. >> But then, the inevitable happened. >> Now, you're forcing me to do this, okay? So, anyway, and you can scrape that up and do whatever you want with it, okay? >> You peed all over your shorts. >> I don't give a I had a piss. >> Ooh, now you get to lay in it. >> I'm not talking to you. I'm sorry. >> I'm talking to you. Don't pee on the ground again. Got it? >> I won't. All I want to do is be escorted to the bathroom. What What's this woman's name here, too? What's your number? >> 6152 >> Sit Write it down. I don't have a pencil. Double handcuffs. This is crazy. >> You're not taking my blood. I don't give a >> Okay, I write here. I can't move. >> I'm watching. You're not taking my blood. >> No blood. Sorry about your luck. No blood. >> 2 hours later >> There we go. All right. >> Let me get my wrist out of that. >> I can't do that. >> Titanium plate in it. >> Take it out of my wrist. All right. >> Robert, have you looked in a mirror? You're as fat as us. >> Robert, stand up. >> Come on up. >> I can't. >> Hold on a minute. >> Sit down, Robert. >> I can't get it out of my eyes. >> Sit down. >> I will. >> Almost. Keep going. >> Fight it. >> There you go. >> You're a winner. >> Thank you. >> After about 3 hours, the detectives and supervisors successfully obtained a court order for a blood draw. He was then transported to North Royalton Jail, held without bond, facing 10 charges: [music] DUI, driving under a DUI suspension, improper turn, driving left of center, refusal of a blood test, [music] failure to disclose personal information, resisting arrest, obstructing official business, [music] aggravated menacing, and disorderly conduct for his little hospital stunt. And if those blood results come back positive, this won't be Robert's first rodeo. With two prior felony DUI [music] convictions already on his record, he's looking at his third felony charge.