Sheriff's department. >> COME HERE. >> WHAT'S GOING ON? >> I GOT IT. >> NO, THE [ __ ] >> ALL RIGHT, WE'RE HERE. EVERYBODY just calm down. Hey bud. What's your name? Let's go ahead and get up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> Bobby's got cancer. He's got cancer. >> Hey. We'll talk to everybody. But that's not helping anything, okay? Okay. Hey bud, come on. Take him outside. See if you can get that door open. Timmy, see if you can help him. I can't get through the door. All right, have him sit up so he can breathe. Hey bud. You got for your wallet? Yeah, you know. Calm down, baby. >> Hi. >> Calm down, baby. >> I understand that. >> can't help it no more. >> How about you? You got any injuries or anything? >> He kicked my sore leg. >> No, he's fine. He just had to get him off his daddy. He had to take him off his daddy and him and his leg. >> I understand. Y'all Y'all have your IDs that way I can go ahead and >> Yeah. >> I know you're mad. That's fine. >> Can you get my ID, Josh, please, sir? >> I don't want to have to do this. God, he's so good. He was good and didn't mean it. He went to get him at work today. He wasn't there. He come walking in drunk. We've been trying to treat him right. You're okay, well. >> That's That's my job, baby girl. >> She was >> Well, get him out of here. >> Get him out, honey. >> Oh, she She's fine. >> Yes, she won't They don't bite. Our people don't bite. >> Most of them don't. >> See what she was doing, so I told him. He just won't bite nobody. He's fine. My brother He'll bite. I can't do that. Why didn't I bother the sister? Why didn't I do it when I see her? >> Calm down, ma'am. >> Well, I tried so hard. And he just won't change. And he spit in the man's face and then he kicked him out. I went got him my food. >> Josh, he's still on my >> He kicked He spit in the man's face. He's doing good. I said, "Go get him. Don't go get him." But then he is cuz he's my brother. Raise my seat. He's fine. He abused our mother. >> Okay, so start at the beginning. What exactly happened today? >> Wadey went to get him at work. He called it but no one said, "I'm ready to see us." And Wadey went to get him. >> Wadey? >> Wadey went to get him. He wasn't there. So Wadey just came on home. And about 30, 45 minutes later, time showed up in here drunk. He let you. >> Was he drinking here or did he come here? >> No, he come in there and had been drinking and he started smarting his mouth off at everybody. He just wouldn't let it go. I couldn't get him to shut up. >> What was he saying? >> Uh >> What was he saying? >> He started paying me $500 a month to live here. Where does the money go? And I said, "It doesn't matter. That's what you pay to live here." >> Well, the problem was, sir, he We told him finally told him finally got him out the door and he come back in and started running his mouth. And we got into it right there at the door and I got him down and he started biting me and I'm telling him he's biting me that blind pig off, dragging him off of me. Just jerked him off of me and put him over here. >> [snorts] >> And that's what we were doing when he came in. >> in. I pulled him off his daddy and said, "You ain't going to do my daddy like that." Well, he told him, "Go [ __ ] you and your mama." >> Yeah, I know. Yeah, yeah. He bit your hand? >> Oh, yeah. He bit my dumb piggie right there. >> Did you get pictures of it? >> No, I didn't get pictures. Right there. He bit me top of the down here. >> He's supposed to go to court Tuesday morning. Donnie called me because no show at court. Donnie said it was nothing and nothing, but he's got fines to pay. He's got probation. He's supposed to do community service and I'm just trying to keep him straight on policy and stuff and he just tells me, "Fucking I said, "That works." He's my landlord. He says, "What is it?" >> That's real low. >> I don't care. I'm going to be mean to you. I said, "You're going to be in prison like our son Danny is taking your attitude." >> Crazy stuff. >> See, he lived here after mom died for 11 years by himself and then when me and Tony when he had a massive heart attack, we had to move in here. >> He had already burnt the house up. >> That's my family home. He had already burnt kitchen out. We had to remodel that kitchen. Why did we remodel that kitchen? Totally. And he didn't never help me nothing. He just >> his [ __ ] Let's just put it that way. >> He He's been so good up till today. And today he I went to go get him, he wasn't there at McDonald's. I went to pick him up, he wasn't there. I come back to the house and he walked here a little later when he did. I was putting antifreeze in that black rod down at the bottom of the house and I seen him come by and he didn't even recognize me. He was standing over the hood up in there. And he was stumbling. He stumbled his way right up there here and I know he was right there and it was going to be a mess. >> Okay. >> Sorry to >> And I told him I told him I tried to get him >> But we're here to help. >> tried again >> We're all sorry to take this [ __ ] >> So I finally said I'm going to call the law and have them do something with you and he said go ahead and I'll be back for you. I'll burn this I said you don't take the gas. He said I'll just take the stuff later. I said don't take the stuff. >> my mama and told me to come here. He didn't even know my mama. >> Paid too much for his I spent $1,000 on him. Christmas trying to help him. >> On your side. >> He said he's grateful. No. >> We're sorry about all this, but yeah, I'll tell you >> He and he needs to get >> Yeah, he got mad things to do, I assure you. >> No, right now this is the most important thing, so >> cancer and liver cancer. I got to take him to treatments and >> It's nice to meet you. >> All right. >> Yeah, that's his. >> Has he fought with us out there? He's fought with somebody out there. >> I'm telling you he He's >> He's a nice old guy. >> That's the other two deputies out there. >> That won't be it. Oh, he's fighting them out there. >> Yeah, we got them to take care of this. >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> I'll do it again. >> WHY ARE YOU SICK? SIT DOWN. >> It's cold out there. You don't need to be out there. >> No, no, I will be here in a cold. >> He said he's got a pump thing in his chest and he doesn't fight it. He's got one in What do you call it? ports >> inner a port, yeah. >> He broke my glasses. Now I'm really mad. >> I'm so sorry to don't to come up here and deal with this. >> what we're here Well, now you have to come up here. >> He has victim and he is not a victim. He's an entitled He's an entitled spoiled brat. It's my mama's fault. She did this to him years ago. He abused her. He hit her. We can't prove it, but I know he did cuz I had to come in and get him off of her one night. >> I was hoping you didn't get here a little sooner. I know he didn't think he'd get rowdy. He kept on and on and >> cooking pan at 12:00 in the morning and he's mad because mama ain't here no more to do that. I won't do it. >> [snorts] >> I make him pay to live here and I make him help do the housework and it pisses him off. >> What's your relationship? >> He's my brother. >> He's your brother? >> He's my brother and he's got three more sisters and they all feel the same way. >> I got your ID, but I didn't >> This is our family home. I live here. >> I need to verify and get your phone numbers. Okay. >> But it's it's my say so what goes here, not his. >> Okay. >> That's the only page you know the way you didn't know me but why do you >> What's your date of birth? Sir, what's your date of birth? >> That's my cell phone number. >> Okay. >> He works at Parker, so Been there ever since grade school and high school. Bless his heart. >> It ain't an easy job. >> Yeah, I know. Yeah. But he ain't never quit it. He's been there 13 years. >> He didn't want to have to fight his own mama. He got to get him off his bed and then he was sitting. >> Well, you got to do what you got to do. >> Thank you, fam. >> Yes, sir. I understand, but I hate that I had to bring you into this. >> That's what we're here for. >> apologize for that. I really do. >> We would much rather come out when we got here than it >> Yeah, exactly. Yeah. >> Now with you having a poor fit, he hit that poor fit, it could have been bad news for you. >> Yeah, I know. Yeah. I didn't have no choice but to do what I had to do. >> We understand. We're going to go out here for a minute if we need anything else we step back in. >> Okay. >> Thanks, sir. Don't worry about this. >> Where where we at with this? >> Oh, nice. >> [laughter] >> I I couldn't find anything I thought we said yet. >> Yeah, he just bit me on the side there. He bit my finger and everything below. Yeah, I might say I got you. >> Okay. >> Yeah, look at the teeth he had he's got. >> I think Josh's hands hurt this way. >> He mean it [ __ ] going on below. I swear we didn't know. >> Does he live here? >> Yeah, he's been living here. >> Do you live here, too? >> Yes. >> Did you get his all their IDs? So, we can do a something about it. 28? >> I'm sorry about all this problem, but >> How much did he drink today? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. I'll tell you he >> He didn't drink today. He's sober. And I didn't know he was even drinking or wanted to drink, but he come in drinking today and I could tell he was. And he tried to lie out of it and I said, "Josh, I can tell you're drinking. Just go eat something." >> Did he do anything to y'all or >> My husband. >> Okay. >> Say hi to Josh. He didn't take it from us all that well. >> I got you. What else we need to do here? Take care of him. So, you already got all the documentation you need? >> All right, thanks, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> No, let's take his phone number. >> I am not >> He'll have to be cleared medically. Hey bud. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. You breathing? >> Yeah. >> Mhm. >> Oh yeah, there's something on my arms either. >> What they hit you with? >> I don't know. >> Where'd they hit you at? >> My right side. Trying to do was take that from myself. And there was like plenty of them. >> What >> I don't think this is right. This is mine, too. >> What they hit you with? >> I don't I can't see. >> You can't see? >> No. >> Why can't you see? >> Yeah, my eyes are on >> How much you had to drink today? >> Something. >> I mean, I can tell that. >> At least I'm honest. >> I understand. When's the last time you had something to drink? >> Uh hour or two ago. >> About how much was it do you think? >> Maybe five. >> Five what? >> Shots. >> Okay. You cold? >> Yeah, I'm not. >> Well, sit up and let's put your jacket back on. Sit up, bud. We haven't searched him yet either. Hey, keep your hands up. Okay, that's fine. >> back here. >> I was trying to get up. >> Well, we got EMS here. They're going to check you out, okay? >> They sitting up, all right? >> Hey, put your jacket on. >> I already got it on. This is my jacket. >> Yeah, I know. Put it on so you ain't cold. >> I was here. I didn't do nothing to these people. I come home. All I wanted to do was go to sleep. These people don't care nothing about me. I come to work. I go to work every day. And they don't care nothing about me. >> We're trying to figure all that out. >> Nothing. These people don't care nothing about me. Nothing. >> He can quit yelling anytime. >> How did it go? >> What's up, buddy? >> Not much. What's going on tonight? >> So, it started when we got here. He was unconscious, unresponsive on the floor. He did respond to some sternum some sternum rubs. He's come to now. Um but we weren't sure what he was on, so we weren't sure what exactly happened, but we had to drag him out of the house. She's drunk as Cooter Brown's what it is. Probably good now that he's conscious and alert, but they're for He's saying they've beaten him, he can't walk, but I'd say the alcohol is probably what's prohibiting that. Tim, do you think he still needs ambulance? >> I mean, from what I see, no, but I'd say here they can at least check him, I guess. >> Yes. >> We can do a quick little set of vitals and see. >> Yeah. >> Do you want to do this in the cold or in the truck? >> He you'll he'll have to be drugged in the truck. >> Never mind. Disregard my >> Hey, we ain't making it easy on you, Bubba. >> Thanks. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, disregard my last Does it hurt all over when they beat you? >> They did beat me all over. >> Are you hurting anywhere? >> in particular? >> My back. >> Yeah, I'll bring the pulse ox too. >> Do you normally hurt in your back at all? >> This arm. >> Yeah, is this new pain? >> No. >> Okay. >> I know it is. I can't get it up. >> I'm glad we finally got some warm weather. >> Yeah. >> Reminds me back when I was in Vietnam. >> They got caught in there. Drugs. >> Move your finger, bud. Let me see your finger. Hey, yes, let me show them your finger. >> Will you help me? >> You can't lift your arm? >> Maybe. I'm I'm done. I'm done. These people got caught with drugs in there. And y'all guys won't check. >> Who says we ain't checking? We're out here dealing with you. We got other officers inside. >> Of course, I'm supposed to be the bad guy here. >> Who said that? >> I know you did. >> Pressure good. >> He's all worked up, so I'm not surprised. >> Did you hit your head at all? >> Yeah, they did. >> They did? >> Yeah. >> Does it hurt if I touch it anywhere? >> Who did it? Oh. >> Hey, uh don't lean back too far or your head's really going to hurt. >> Oh. >> I don't see anything super alarming, but obviously if y'all find anything else, call us back. >> Okay. Yeah, like I said, we Had he been like this, we probably wouldn't have, but he uh >> Hey, man. >> No, yeah, I get it. I can't be too careful, dog. I heard you. >> He only birthday, he was putting them up. >> All right. >> 30 dollars. >> Appreciate you. >> You know where to find us. >> All right, have a good one. >> Yes, sir. >> Let me step in here and see where we're at. Where Where we at? >> We can get this out through cross. >> Whatever you can get out of it. >> All right, sir. What's your name? >> Tell them your name. >> It's just a name. >> I'm sorry? >> It's just a name. >> You want to speak up. >> It's just a name. >> Is this >> 17 dispatched. We're en route to the lake. >> I was assaulted. >> What's your name? >> I was assaulted. >> Okay. What is your name? >> Why does it matter? >> Cuz we need it. We need to know who we're talking to. >> Yeah, these guys going to win anyways. >> Well, who are you? >> Why does it matter to you? >> Do you want us to help you or not? Do you want us to help you or not? >> away. >> Who said that? >> The drugs are still there. >> Who said that? We're here [snorts] trying to help you. I'm trying to help you. Nobody said that. I'm off top. So, what's your name? >> to do something right. >> Okay, so >> And these people beat me up because they don't like the way I walk. >> We already are aware of that. Let's start with your name. What's your name? Do you want to tell us your name or not? >> Not unless they find us drugs. I am not >> I'll go and see if I get some information. >> You'll have to >> Nope. I want to talk to my lawyer and I want to talk to Ronnie Page. I don't want that stupid hat. I don't want this stupid jacket. I don't want my family. They're not my family no more because all they do is drugs and drinking in there. I don't want my shoe no more. >> [snorts] >> They can have this one, too. They can have this one, too. They're that sorry as hell. All of you sorry as hell. >> Can you walk? >> No, I cannot. >> It'd make it a whole lot easier on you if you could. >> Nope. This guy assaulted me in my house. This is my mother's house. This is my mother's house. That son of a [ __ ] don't belong in this [ __ ] house. That is Steve Birchfield. That is [ __ ] Steve Birchfield. He don't belong in this house. This is my mom's house. Mary Eileen Evans. Type in in. Figure it out. >> All right, do me a favor. Stand up. >> I can't. I'm done. My back's done. Y'all guys think I'm the one that's doing this. No. Sorry. I'm going to get beat up stuff. >> All right, get up, bud. Come on. Get up. Get up. >> I can't. That's what I'm trying to say. I got a bad back. >> Do you normally walk? >> No. >> How'd you walk home from work, then? How do you stand to work? Is that it or >> He can normally walk, right? >> Yeah, yeah, he's walked fine. He just >> Do what? >> Uh cross the >> Clear them. Okay. >> Uh you get me. >> SIT UP. >> [screaming] >> STAND UP. >> I CAN'T. NO, GOD. THAT'S THAT'S YOUR LIFE. I DON'T CARE. YEAH. >> JUST MAKING SURE you got no bombs, no explosives, nothing like that in there, rocket launchers and all that. >> Rocket launchers. Come on, man. >> The real bad guys are getting away. Yeah. You keep it. I'm going back. American, huh? Do you want to try and carry it? >> I just got off work and I got to put up all this crap. >> Fine. Why does this guy have to be so tight? >> Man, this is too tight. This is What can I do? >> Shoot, baby. We have EMS already in. >> Okay. >> That may require him to go to the hospital even still, but make sure they know that. >> Okay. >> He's drunk. He's fine. He's just not cooperative. >> Okay. >> I already looked in the office if y'all need something. He was trying to be finished up as far as the material. >> Got you. >> You said you're 95. >> I told you 95. >> Oh, you already did? >> Yeah, I said you. >> Are you ready to >> Just a second. >> Great start to the week. >> Huh? >> Great start to the week.