[Applause] Hit him again. >> Get up. >> Walk backwards to us or you going to get lit up again. >> Nope. >> No. >> Walk backwards. Try to do something stupid. I will tase you again. >> Come on, keep going. >> Come on. Only thing I got is my legs n 55 years old. >> Well, why'd you take off running? Give me a hand. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> This way. >> You a [ __ ] leg. >> I said this way. I'm not being mean. Trust me, I'm not being hurt. First time ever. Oh. 161 passing 1344. >> Why you come here? >> All right. Coming back to the gallow [Music] here, guys. I'm out of here. >> Hey, I didn't know you was going to start the service and getting it for free. >> I got a dumbb. >> Anything on you? Oh, no. Anything on you? >> No. >> I'm pulling the prong out. Ready? I don't even know for really a good connection marijuana. I don't care about no here. That's it. What is it? >> Jesus. No, I got strong feel good. >> It didn't. No, not at all. You even feel it? >> Hell yeah. It's hard to see. He's standing. I want to wobble back. I got another problem somewhere on his back. >> Yeah, I got him on the leg here, but I don't know where it's f. >> Yeah, right here. >> You got it. >> It went right through. >> Pants. See if you can get the end of it now. >> Just be careful not to touch it. >> Oh god. over. >> I'm gonna go back and get his jacket. >> Yeah, his hat's behind his house, too. By >> behind >> Oh, yeah. Behind the abandoned house. Yeah, I know. >> Same. >> Holy cow, I'm struggling. >> The cold air, too. It hurts. >> Cold air. Yeah. My throat hurts and just my chest stuck in that cold right there. >> All right. He got papers on. >> Shoplifting. >> Shoplifting, but he took off running. Then he wasn't got fine. >> Shoplift. >> Yeah. >> And turned into that. >> Yeah. >> Is he drunk? >> I don't think so. He just didn't want to fly. He put this off as he's walking down and then he just took off running. Then he just wasn't complying. >> Yeah. >> I told him put his hands on top of his heads. He would not. He would turn his ground and face me forward. >> And I told him I warned him five, six times. >> Twice in radio. >> Yeah. I warned him too many times. So I didn't know whether he's going to come at me or >> whatever. Keep running. [Music] Yeah, >> I should. >> It took I by the time I heard you I heard you going through the woods, I started coming, but it I didn't get here in time for any bit of good. >> I'm sorry. >> Right past me. I was struggling. >> Same cold air. >> Yeah, I'm hurting. >> Man, I'm slow as hell. Hey, >> I feel like I was running slow motion as bad as me. I was on the bottom Garrett. I was like, I ain't run up the hill. Got my >> come flying around. >> That's a steep hill. >> I ain't running up that thing. >> I I think it's one with a bad connection. I don't know what that >> You can shoot up to 40. probably was not a good decision to do that. [Music] >> It was not. [Music] >> All right. Bice. >> Yes. >> You're being charged with one count class one misdemeanor shoplifting. >> Yes. [Music] >> No. All right, Venice, you're also looking at an obstruction charge. >> Dude, it's as simple as just a shoplifting. I mean, it's not like you shoplifted $1,000 or more, which is a felony, man. >> 200 bucks worth of stuff. >> Man, I don't go back there. I'm not a guy. I mean, I don't know why he come to find out because service and the same thing. >> Dude, you make it harder on yourself. >> Yeah, you shot. Okay, look. Yeah, you shoplifted. >> But look, that was just a misdemeanor that you would have been facing. That was it. >> So, I don't I don't know if it's something in the past that you just want to run or >> just I've never done it before in my life, >> man. If you just >> just >> Well, what I'm charging you with is obstruction because you didn't comply. Um, which is also another misdemeanor. It doesn't make you look good. I'll tell you that. But is as simple as just complying. That's how easy it can be. Yeah, you had a misdemeanor charge for shoplifting, but hey, so what? But now you just got another misdemeanor charge. I mean, you could have just instead of flipping this off and take off running. >> I mean, dude, we're like the chillst people you could have come across every night. I like my week come to pray. I just went my home few guys my family people how everything you don't understand I did I understand I come then I come to find out I just know you like >> dude When you're struggling out there and you need some food, it don't hurt to ask people, not to steal it. That's the thing. When you need help, don't hurt to ask. That's as simple as that. That's how easy it is. How much you think you weigh? 60. [Music] >> So, you don't have a job, right? >> Disability. >> Disability. Yes, sir. Okay. >> Where were you born at, Mr. Rob? >> Glex. Are you married, single, divorced, separate? >> Single. >> What's your highest level of education? >> 12. >> Did you graduate? >> Yes, ma'am. I'm going let you exit all over so that way you can handle it all when you testify to that. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You already served. I don't have to testify to this part because you got to >> Yeah. >> Oh, what was that? [Music] Place arrested now place >> in school. >> Did you know maybe where I was at? At least a decent area. >> Well, you said right across the street. So, I was thinking you went down Rosen Belt. That's why I went down that way and then I saw you. I was like, you're okay. When I realized was like across the street across the street cattle way into Rosen Walls. >> Yeah. Well, I mean I knew where you were at. I just wasn't sure how far down Rosen Malls you were. >> I just need to know if I'm getting out decent enough to where at least you can find me. >> Yeah, I found you cuz I went down Rosenol Felts and then you said I'm in the woods and I looked over and I was like, "Oh, yep. I see him." So turned around real quick and >> looked it. It's hard to kind of give that location when you're like in the woods and you're just like, >> "Yeah, >> hey." Well, especially if you're close to a street or something. You don't know what street you're supposed to. >> Yeah. >> Think it's 456. Do you remember? >> What? >> 52. >> 456, I think. >> No, the code section talking about No, >> you're good. God 46 time was 1344. >> Good call. die. >> Are you on probation? >> No. >> No. Okay. Well, that'll help you out. I don't see you spending two years in jail over shoplifting. Most of the time it's at most >> 15. I know. But it's the shop. Now, if it was like um if you assaulted somebody or another drug charge, maybe. But shoplifting, I mean, >> don't ever touch anyone. >> I mean, a class one misdemeanor can hold up to a jail time. I won't lie to you. It can. I don't typically see it. And I've seen some pretty bad criminal histories, so I wouldn't stress too much. Okay? You might be in jail for a minute, but I don't see it being years. Okay? I lost. Go get your jacket. [Music] >> You got anything else in your pockets, Cory? >> Uh, no. I know. >> You got anything in your shoes? Like pocket knives or anything to carry? >> So, a couple things. If you do go to jail today, they won't take >> they're not going to take your pipe. The pot pipe. >> Yeah. >> I ain't gonna charge you for it. There ain't no need to charge for that. >> Um we'll hold it for 30 days. So either you or family member can come get it. >> All right. >> They also won't take your cigarettes. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So those are expensive. I ain't going to throw them away. So hang on to those before you too. >> Thank you. >> So um if you bond out, just come down here, sign up these papers, get your property back. Okay. >> Okay. All right. That works. Thank you. Appreciate it. >> Giving you guys a rough time, >> huh? >> I'm sorry for you guys. I apologize for that. I guess >> Well, I mean, I know ain't nobody alive in this world wants to be arrested. >> But like Garcia said, >> me and him are probably the most chillaxed ones you'll ever meet. >> Okay. >> And I And I do that. That's just what I do. That's okay. It goes right on to you. Disrespected his chills. >> Well, look, let me tell you now. Me and him, it ain't going to hold no weight. It's not like we're going to hold it against you for ever. Anytime we meet you, nothing like that. >> We ain't like that. Okay. So, what happened today is what happened today. Tomorrow's a different day, right? >> Yeah. >> All right. [Music] [Music] Let me get you to sign this. Okay. >> I got that. You've got $542, one watch, two packs of cigarettes, your white jacket, your pocket knife, three flashlights, your chapstick, and your marijuana bowl. Okay. If I can get you a sign right here. >> Right handed. I just don't It's right there at that X. Right there. And I'm going get your side down there, too, but I'm going paper up a little bit. Right there. That's again the 30-day hold that we'll do. I'll hold on to your cigarettes, your bowl, and your pocket. >> Thank you. [Music] Call the magistrate right now. We'll be right back with you.