Hey, can you come in? >> Yes, ma'am. What's going on? >> You want to tell him? >> Yeah. She won't let me leave. She won't give me any food. She won't I don't have a car. >> He's intoxicated. >> Yeah, I can see the >> All right. So, here's the deal. Can Can you come in cuz my cat's boyfriend? I'm sorry. >> All right. So, she's not letting you leave cuz why? >> Because Because I had a beer and she didn't like it. So, she wouldn't let me leave. >> I offered to pay for him an Uber. >> No, you did not. >> He said that he did not want me having his card information. So, I said, "Okay, get on your phone." and you call the Uber. What does he do? He gets angry. He breaks the phone three times over his knee. Now his phone's bent. Hasb been talking. >> Whose phone did he break? >> His >> You broke your own phone? >> Yeah. >> I've offered to call his mom. I've offered >> My mom lives in Hot Springs. She's not going to come up here right now. >> She could have. >> So, how can you say I'm holding you? I'm not I don't want to talk to him. >> Step Can you step out here? I'll talk to you for just a second. >> Me? >> Yeah. Stay seated and I'll come in here and talk to you. >> Okay. >> Are there guns in the house? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. So, what's going on? >> So, he is an alcoholic and we just started dating. So, of course, I'm the mode of transportation. He refuses to leave. I offer to call in the Uber, had it set up. He refused to give me his card information. >> Is this your apartment? >> This is my apartment. >> Okay. >> I've I told him he can start walking to the gas station and he can figure out how to use his phone there. I offered to call his mom, have her come pick him up. He's severely intoxicated. broke his phone over his knee when I was at his house this past week. He threw his phone at the wall out of anger, took my vape, my nicotine vape, did whatever he did with it and threw it out in the pond. I've given him plenty of chances to leave. And he told me, "I'm not going anywhere." And I said, "Okay, well then I will call my dad." And he was like, "You think I'm scared of your dad?" I said, "If that's how you feel, I'm sorry you feel that way, but I'd really have no choice, but I've given him options." >> Oh, so you don't want him to not >> I don't want him here anymore. He will not leave. >> Come with me. >> Um, do you want him like trespass from your apartment? >> I just want him gone. >> You just want him gone tonight or not? >> Forget I don't want him coming back. >> Huh? Does he live here with you? >> He does not. >> He's not here or anything. >> So, what started this tonight? >> His intoxication. He said wallet. So, he was drunk and I had an Uber set up on my phone and I said, "I've got it set up cuz he can't figure it out in his phone." and he refused to give me at least his card details cuz I don't have any money. Refused to do it. I said, "Well, you can walk to a gas station and figure out how to use your phone." Well, then he broke it across his kneecap three times. So now his phone's gone. >> Threw my vape out in the pond. Um has verbally abused me, called me a [ __ ] called me a stupid [ __ ] He I offer to call his mom. He just refuses to leave. >> All right. So, where can we take you or where can you go? Cuz she doesn't want you here. >> Uh I don't want to be here either. Um I live in and that's as far as I I mean unless I go to a hotel or something. That's as far as I can get. >> All right. So, she doesn't want you here. You can't drive because you've been drinking, >> right? >> And you don't have a car. >> I don't. >> So, she doesn't want you here. She don't want you to come back. So, what can we do to resolve this? >> Um, first of all, I'm not the criminal here. >> We're not treating you like criminal. It's just she doesn't want you here. She's asked you to leave. You're refusing to leave. >> She hasn't asked me to leave. She told me she would buy me an Uber if I paid for it. And all I asked her was for her to to set it up on her phone to where I could pay for it. >> All right. So >> now, how can you leave here? >> Leave here. >> I can't leave here at all. because you're going to cuz she doesn't want you here and you're not on the lease and you don't have the residence key. >> So, do you want me to start walking? >> You can either walk. Obviously, you're intoxicated. We can get you a ride somewhere. Where would you like to go? >> Uh, Berman and Mel if possible. >> That's not where the hell do you want me to go, officer? >> Somewhere that's not here. How is this my fault? >> No one said it's your fault. >> All right. So, we can give you a we can give you a ride to the hotel and anywhere in Bryant, but we can't go outside of city limits. >> That's fine. All right. So, get all your stuff. What hotel you want to go to? >> Um, >> what is it? Town Town Home or No, Hometown Hotel. >> Hometown Hotel. There's Peter Suites. Americans value. >> Yeah. Um, >> comfort in Suites. >> The one that's right off the Reynolds right there by Walmart. >> Mhm. >> That's where I've gone before. Okay. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> Uh, I just got this phone because I lost my other one. Um, let me figure that out real fast. God damn it. All right, we can worry about that in just a second. You keep picking up all your stuff. All right. Well, can I get my 30 pack? >> Uh, no, cuz that's not going in my car, >> please. >> It's not going in my car. I mean, I don't know what else to tell you. >> Okay, then I'm not leaving. >> You have Okay, so here's the deal. You're going to leave. You're not on the lease. You don't live here. You're going to leave. I'm not transporting your alcohol. So, get your stuff and we can give you a ride to the hotel. I'm not transporting your alcohol. What are you doing? >> I'm not [clears throat] going anywhere without my alcohol. >> You're not going anywhere without your alcohol? >> No, sir. >> So, we can give you a ride to the hotel. >> Okay. >> But I'm not transporting your alcohol. >> All right. Well, how am I going to get my alcohol to the hotel? >> I'm not transporting it. Okay. Well, I will transport it. >> You don't have a car. You've been Even if you had a car, I would not allow you to drive because you've been drinking. >> I don't know what you want me to tell you. I've got to have my alcohol or I will start going into withdrawals. >> Okay. So, here's what I'm going to tell you. >> Two options. I'll break it down real simple. >> Okay. You can either let us give you a courtesy transport to the hotel without your alcohol because your alcohol is the last thing that I'm worried about. Okay? Because we're not transporting alcohol in a police vehicle. Okay? You go there, you sleep it off, you walk to Walmart tomorrow, buy more alcohol. Okay? Your second option is you refuse to leave here without your alcohol. We put you in handcuffs and you go to jail for criminal trespass because you're refusing to leave. So those are the two simple >> you are trespassing. She has asked you to leave. >> Okay. Therefore, you have no business on this property. >> I'm the one that called the [ __ ] cops here. >> And I understand that. And she is the one that has this apartment does not want you here. So which of those two would you like to do? >> So what's it going to be? You can either go to the hotel without alcohol or you can go to the jail without alcohol. Either way, alcohol is not going in a car. >> That's where I screwed up. >> Well, I think you screwed up by getting drunk at your girlfriend's house. [clears throat] >> Well, we're not going to sit here while you drink more alcohol. Put that down. Let's grab your stuff. Let's go. Can I just finish this one? No. No. You >> just put it down. Let's go. Or you're going in handcuffs. >> You go in handcuffs. Okay. Turn around. I'm sorry, officers. >> I don't mean to be like this. I'm just an addict. >> I apologize. You have to look up on it. >> Go that way. >> I appreciate it. >> Don't say a word to her. Keep going. He's going to go to jail for criminal trespass cuz he's refusing to leave. >> You got a phone. Can we go in and see where it is? >> This is his jacket. Okay. Did he not have it in his pockets? >> Uh, he might. I didn't. They're going to search him when they get to the car. If not, I might come back. >> Oh, and this is his know that is, but >> this is his. >> Yeah. He may have his phone. I have no idea. >> Okay. 10 15 Whose keys are these? >> Oh, >> yeah. Cuz your car isn't even in here. >> Your car is at your apartment in Romelau, right? Cuz it has a meter in it. >> Uh, yes. So, are these your keys actually yours or hers? >> No, those are mine. >> Those are yours. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. >> Have a seat. If I ask you to blow in a PBT to decide if I got to take you to the hospital before I take you to jail, are you going to blow on a PBT for me? >> Sure. >> You already run. Not yet. No. How much How much have you had to not? >> Uh I've had maybe a beer to two every couple hours. >> One of these. >> Uh I know you have to hum. >> No, you just like you're blowing up a balloon. Okay. Tell you to stop. All right. [music] Keep going. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Quit humming it. >> Quit. Hey, quit humming. >> It's not an in like it's not what's in your car. >> You need me to try it again? >> Yeah. Hang on. >> He's used to blowing in a blow and go. >> I have a stupid interlock device >> for a hydrochloride. It's a alcohol. [clears throat] It's helping stop >> blow up like you're blowing a balloon. Okay. >> Air. All right. It's >> analogous, >> huh? >> What was the result? >> It's an Oh, okay. >> His is older. It takes a minute. >> Sorry. >> Yeah, I got them. >> You want still going to jail? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. No, >> I'm going to do this one more time with the newer ones. All right. Just keep running and blow. Don't go. All right, take a deep breath and look. Good job. Perfect. >> Oh, >> 2. >> Oh, you're up. >> It's right after he just took a drink or two. Guaranteed that beer's fresh in his mouth. Yep. All right. Criminal truck. Yep.