See two cases of suspects planning an
attack on police officers. Starting with
a man who streamed himself hitting
officers with a brick on Facebook Live.
There's another
Orlando police. Stop resisting. Stop
resisting. I got his hand. I got his
hand. Stop. I got his hand. I got his
hand. I
got I got I got it. I got it. Sure. I
got
it. 5 10 12 right now.
Start working the hand.
The hand's coming out. Watch his face.
He was biting the out of us. Are you
okay,
sir? Double locking. Oh, we got him
here. How's my eye look? This guy. Hey,
go Mike. We're good. Mike, we're good.
We're good.
Are you
okay? Go. We're good.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's He was the
citizen helped out. What the he hit me?
Injury is facing. I was just sitting
there talking to my nephew
and this guy came out of nowhere and
Kokov his partner out of nowhere and
just out of nowhere stay down on the
ground.
Hey, what's your name, man? Can you tell
me your name?
Mush.
Okay, look. We want to roll you on your
side, but if you start kicking, we got
to put you right back in your stomach.
Are you going to relax or you going to
kick me? I'm not going to kick. Okay,
I'm going to line up on you.
You sure you don't need the fire
department? No. Hell no. All right.
They're they're on their way here anyway
for 30 years. I don't care. Well, if
they get here and you change your mind,
just let them know. All right. Thanks.
Hey, buddy. We're going to stand you up.
Okay. Take over.
Get your feet under you. Ready? One,
two, three. Yep. Stay calm for us,
please. I'll worry about filling out
this top half. If you can just start
with your name here and just kind of
write what happened, what you saw,
almost like you were telling the story
to a little kid. Okay. You're really
going to explain all that to me. Oh,
okay. Yes, sir. Go ahead.
Get this guy back up this frost orange.
What's going on, man? What's your name,
sir? Do you have a name? Take me to
jail. I'm sorry. Take me to jail. Try me
what you want to charge me with. Okay.
Well, listen. I'm I have nothing to do
with that. I'm the sergeant. I'm
handling the use of force investigation.
Okay. Do you want to talk to me about
the incident? No. You have nothing to
say about the incident to me about it
with the use of force and what the
officers had to do to restrain you?
Okay. Did you know that they were cops?
I don't care. You don't care?
Not anymore. I'm sorry. I don't care.
You don't care that they're cops or you
don't care to talk. I don't care if
they're cops or I don't care to talk. I
did what I was supposed to do. Okay. I
don't have no answers to what the [ __ ]
is going on in my life. So, I'm go hide
myself. I'm sorry. I'm go hide myself.
Going to go hide yourself. Do you have
an ID or anything? What's your name,
sir? Crime Center. You take me to jail,
bro. What's your name?
Okay.
You do? Yes. I'm the supervisor handling
the use of force and all that stuff. If
you don't mind, just run me through what
happened, what you saw. Okay. If you
could, please. So, I'm retired. Winter
Garden PD. Cool. Very nice. Thank you
for your service. Michael is my nephew
from my first marriage. Oh, nice. So,
I'm just walking home and uh I see him.
Okay. So, we're sitting there talking.
Okay. mind her own business, you know,
just talking about family, whatever. And
uh his partner just come up by the side
view mirror of the car. At the clear
blue sky, this male comes up and cold
[ __ ] his partner. So, can I I'm going
to stop right there real quick and I
have one question. Is did you see
clearly see his hand hit him or was
there an object in his hand? Did you not
know? No, no. I don't know if there was
object in his hand. He just hit him on
the side of the head and they go down on
the sidewalk. Okay. As they go down on
the sidewalk, Michael takes action and
he's trying to subdue this
individual and they were the two of them
were uh struggling to get his hands to
cuff him. And I reached down and I said,
"Michael, what do you want me to do?
because I don't want to take action if I
don't need to. So, I reached down cuz
the guy was swinging his legs and
kicking in a manner to try to continue
to hit the guy. Yes. To get away. And
so, I reached down and I grabbed his
legs. Okay. Okay. And the uh partner
said, "Hey, you have my leg, too." I
said, "Okay." Okay. Release his leg. I'm
holding the suspect's legs. Okay. while
they take him in custody. Okay, just so
you know, I'm retired, 30 years where
the garden PD. So, like I'm just like,
"Okay, what do you want me to do?" Cuz I
know today's climate and everything. I
just want to make sure that I do the
right thing. So, when you saw the
suspect's actions right after the
initial hit, would you say that his
actions were still aggressive? Like he
was attempting to hurt the officers? He
was resisting trying to, you know, he
was punch and kick. Yes, he wasn't he
wasn't following their instructions, you
know. Sir, I do appreciate you helping
out. It's a huge help, I'm sure. Well, I
don't know what I did, but it doesn't
matter. You're helping out in a climate
where most people wouldn't do that. You
helped out. Is there anything else you
want to add? Is there anything I may
have missed with the story? Anything you
think I need to know? There there was no
interaction prior to this. Had a clear
blue sky unprovoked. Yes. Nothing had
caused that action. No words like move
along or nothing. Just walked up and
punched him. Yes. Just walked up and and
and cold cocked the poor officer, you
know.
Holy. Go ahead. I I I know. It's like
whoa.
Wa.
Okay. Anything? We're good then. Yes. I
appreciate your help, sir. Thank you.
All right, sir. Step up. Transfer you to
another vehicle.
Hey, do you need medical attention at
all? You wanted me to do just take you
to jail?
Sounds good. You don't want the medical
attention at all?
inside.
Sir, due to the exposure of your blood
and our officer's blood, we're going to
ask you for consent of your blood
sample. Will you consent to that so we
can know if they're exposed to any kind
of
diseases? Yes or no?
So, you're in jail. You're at jail.
Well, I need to know if you're going to
consent to us taking a blood sample from
you so that we can know if we have any
diseases to worry about. No. Take me to
jail. Okay. Answer my question though.
Yes or no? You're at jail. I'm not going
to give us a sample of your
blood. Got it. You what? You already got
it. We don't got it.
Footage from the Facebook live itself
shows the suspect setting up a camera,
approaching the officers by first
ducking behind their squad car, and then
rushing at the officers and immediately
striking one of them with a brick in his
hand multiple times. The other officer,
he bit and nearly gouged out his eye.
The suspect was identified as
29-year-old William Mcclit. He was
charged with resisting an officer with
violence, aggravated battery on a law
enforcement officer with a weapon,
depriving an officer of means of
protection, and attempted first-degree
murder of a law enforcement officer with
a weapon. Reports indicate while in
jail, Mcclit bragged about his attempt
to try and take the officer's gun during
the attack. Authorities later discovered
a previously recorded video on MLH's
phone where he said, "I'm going to kill
him on live." This established
premeditation and his intention to kill.
Mcclit represented himself at trial and
opened with, "I didn't do it." And the
evidence was tampered with. That was all
he said. The jury returned with a guilty
verdict within an hour and Mcclit was
promptly sentenced to life in prison.
What are you doing? Why are you in the
road? Why are you in the road?
Okay, you better you better get her
before she gets hit. Kill me if you
walk. You walk up on me, I'm going to I
dare you to kill me. I dare you. Back
up. You're going to get I promise you
this. Officer, you can't do that.
Officer, Officer, you can't do that.
Officer, you can't do that. Officer, you
can't do that. Officer, you can't do
that. Officer, get on the ground. Get on
the ground. You can't do that. Stop.
Stop. You can't do that.
Officer, today.
You going to die today. She man. Okay.
She's fighting. Put your hand. She's
fighting. You would die. Put your hand
back.
In your name. You would die.
I got I got her
right. The
whole right.
Officers are currently attempting to get
the suspect in custody in the middle of
an extremely busy highway, making this
even more dangerous for everyone
involved.
[Applause]
Y ready to die. Are you ready to die?
I got her left.
Let's get a quick search. And then let's
get her in a car. Whose car is this
right here? Let me go out there right
now.
Hello. Amen. Amen. Amen.
Do not kick.
You understand?
There's literally no reason to be
kicking us right now. You break my arm
and God won't kill you tonight. You
[ __ ]
I'm going to kill you. Hey, somebody get
on the other side. Get ready for her to
try with the door. You
might know everything you love will
[ __ ] die. Do you hear me? Don't
you
me? I'm real quick. I'm real. I'm real
quick.
Someone grab
Come on, get in.
In there. Whole window's down. Somebody
in there watching her the whole time.
Yeah, she's secure going off camera.
Dude, are you all right? She She trying
to take your This suspect was charged
with battery on a law enforcement
officer and assault on a law enforcement
officer, totaling a bond of
$2,600. She is innocent unless proven
guilty in a court of law. Well, this guy
actually hits a cop in the head with a
brick. To me, that takes planning and
hatred. And when it's stream live for
everyone to see, it's not just an
ambush, it's a performance. In this
first case, this guy didn't just want to
hurt cops. It seemed like he wanted to
show off while he was doing it. And this
is every cop's worst nightmare because
you can't even brace yourself for it.
You just have to react. If the attack
wasn't enough, but the whole refuses to
have his blood drawn is actually
concerning to say the least. Because in
Florida, unless exigent circumstances
exist, which I would say that this is,
police must always obtain a search
warrant when they're reasonably able to
do so. Otherwise, the blood test
evidence may be rendered inadmissible in
court. And this wasn't just about
physical wounds, it's about what
happened after the situation ended
because we have two injured cops. And
imagine being that officer who had to
wait for a blood test to come back.
Scary. So, the question is, if a suspect
gets blood on an officer during an
assault, should they be legally required
to submit to a blood test? I definitely
think so. So, in this next one, this is
a classic case of why cops only get
seconds to figure out what's actually
going on. Cuz I've had crazy sight jobs
like this where I'd walk up and try to
help and the next thing you know, I'm in
a fight cuz sometimes you only have
seconds to respond just like this
officer. Now, this woman could be in
crisis because she's in the street
daring him to end her life. And all this
officer said was, "Why are you in the
road?" But you know what sets people off
a lot? The police uniform. And I never
understood why. Now, this could have
ended much worse. And for a moment, it
felt like it might. But instead of
responding to violence with more
violence, these officers kept their calm
and did what they were trained to do,
and that's get her into custody safely.
But I do have a question for you.