Are you not going to walk up on me after I told you to go home multiple times? >> I was sitting right there. I had just sat down and put one one shoe lace in my shoe. He comes out here and starts yelling at me. You need to do something. What am I going to jail for? >> assault. Cuz you grabbed those menus and tried to hit him with one. >> No, I didn't. >> Tough world out there, and most employees would love to keep their jobs. But sometimes things go a bit haywire, and they fail to accept the reality of losing the one job that helps them foot [music] the bills. >> Don't tell me if I say something else. Now she's going to fire me type like I'm a killer something. >> What does that mean? Like I'm like this, too. This how you can I can too. You ain't going to make it worse. Man, I was at work You mean >> Here are some crazy moments when dumb people refuse to believe that they've lost their jobs. Starting with this teen who refused to accept that her services were no longer needed after stealing a handful of fortune from her [music] boss. Yet tried to soft land the situation with deceptive tears. >> She has been activating gift cards without paying for them. >> So, you will be going to jail today. >> Is there anything I can do so you won't press charges? >> Unfortunately, this is what the company wants to do. >> Can someone call AJ to see if he's there? >> 12:04 Delta 7010 15. >> I'm going to call AJ. >> On November the 11th, 2024, on a sunny day in Florida, an officer responded to a call from a local store owner reporting his teenage worker who had been ripping him off for months and had stolen over $2,000 worth of gift cards and hundreds of dollars in cash. When the officer arrived, the owner, with a heavy sense of disappointment, gave a heartbreaking account of exactly [music] how it all went down. >> Since August 19th, until November 5th, she has been activating gift cards without paying for them and then keeping the gift cards for herself. And that's a total of 17 uh $1,024.95 of losses that she has been causing. >> Okay. >> Um Now, she also said that she had taken about $300 in cash. Now, I don't have any evidence of that. So, that's just what she said verbally also. >> Okay. >> So. >> Okay. What's the handwritten statement? >> That's her That's her her her admission. >> After getting a detailed explanation from the store owner, the officer turned to the seemingly innocent girl who was barely able to speak, only to be stunned by the shocking confessions that [music] came spilling out. >> How you doing? What's your name? >> I'm >> I'm Deputy Kramer. I'm here obviously in relation to the incident that's been going on with you and your employer. At this point in time, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against >> arrested? >> Hang on. Just listen to me, okay? Just listen to me. You have the right to remain silent. >> [music] >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. With these rights in mind, do you wish to answer questions? >> Yes. >> Yes? Okay. So, what's what's been going on? >> I've been taking money to buy food for me and my little sister for a little while. >> Okay. You said you're taking it to buy food for your little sister and you? >> I don't have nobody. I've never been in trouble in my life. >> Calm down. >> I've never been in any kind of trouble in my life. I'm scared. >> What's the homeless situation? Is it Is it just you and your sister or >> It's my mom. She works a lot. >> Despite her tricks and innocent acts trying to sell the officer her carefully cooked-up stories, the officer didn't hesitate [music] to serve her with the very conclusion she had strongly prayed against. >> So, she's not really there. So, it's basically me and my sister, but she's with my older sister right now. >> [snorts] >> Cuz my mom's out working, I'm out So I'm going to get arrested? >> So you will [music] be going to jail today. >> Well, it's not important now. >> You'll have to make a phone call from the jail, okay? >> Why am I getting arrested? >> Cuz the your employer wanted to pursue charges, okay? >> to pursue charges? >> Do you know the total dollar amount of money you took? >> They told me to stop it. >> How much do you think you took? >> Like a thousand maybe in total. >> Okay. And how were you doing this? >> At first I just took cash and then I was just getting the gift cards. >> So you'd scan the gift card and do what? >> Just put in the amount that I needed. >> Okay. >> I don't know what my mom is going to say I know I've never been in jail before in my life. I think they're going to freak out cuz I don't think they're going to get me out. >> When did this start happening? >> Maybe like a month or two months ago maybe. But it wasn't like an everyday thing. >> How many times did they would you do this? >> I did like three. Three times with the cards. But I stopped taking cash and I just started doing the cards. >> How much in cash do you think you took? >> Probably like 300 in total. >> You can You can make a phone call. >> You think I'll get out today? >> So you probably won't get out today. You'll probably have to spend the night. And you'll get out first thing in the morning. You'll have to see a judge in the morning, okay? >> [laughter] >> I thought I was going to bail out. >> [laughter] >> Unfortunately [snorts] >> anything I can do so you won't press charges? >> Unfortunately this is what the company wants to do. Can I have your driver's license? >> With her fate now sealed, there was nothing she could do to turn [music] back the hands of time. >> My mom is here, can I go out? >> Okay, yeah, we're going to we're going to walk out. We're going to talk to her out there, okay? Just grab your stuff. This one. Do you want to let your Do you want to have your mom take your stuff? Okay. >> I don't know where she is. >> So, I'm going to take you to the jail. All right. You'll just hang out in there while I write my paperwork, and then you'll be turned over to them. They're going to basically put you in with into the system, and then you'll see a judge in the morning. >> What time in the morning? >> Around 8:00. And then I'll go If you want to sign here, this just means that you're also trespassed from this location, okay? They don't want you coming back. If you do, you will be arrested, okay? Do you want me to search her real quick? >> Please. >> You want to stand up against the vehicle real quick. Do you have anything on me that's going to poke me, prick me, anything that I should be concerned of now? No? >> No. >> Okay. Put your hands up here. >> What's your mom look like? >> She's [snorts] black. She looks old. >> You're going to have to take this off later. Are you okay if you just take it off now? >> Yeah. >> We can give it to your mom, too. Okay, Trayvon. Spread your feet real quick. >> I think this is her right here. Okay. >> Phone's got to go with him. >> Do you want your phone to go with you? >> I want my phone to go with >> Okay. So, I'm going to give all of her stuff to you. >> Mhm. >> Okay, I'll explain to you kind of what's going on. I don't know how much she explained to you. Um but I guess she was caught. stealing from the from the business. I guess she was charging gift cards and pocketing the gift cards. She's been doing it for a few months now. I guess she also admitted to taking cash as well. But due to the dollar amount it does constitute a felony. So we don't have discretion on it. She's got to go they would they're persistent on pursuing charges. So if you'd like you can talk to her. >> Here, I'm going to take my password off so you can get into my phone. Call everybody. Took me out of here. Call Anthony, call Mark, call everybody that's in my phone. >> Elizabeth, you want us to go with mom? >> Go here. >> This is just a copy of the trespass card. This is the evidence. There. >> So give it a little bit she'll be able to give you a phone call. Once you get there you'll be able to talk to the booking deputies, okay? They'll be able to give you a little more information of the process, okay? All right, step back. >> Can you tell them to call AJ to see if he's there? >> 12-4 adult female 10-15. >> to call AJ. >> AJ? >> you want someone to call AJ. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Yep. Thank you. So you'll see a judge, okay? Um and they're basically going to read over the case and determine whether or not there's probable cause for the arrest, and then from there it's just going to be a bond amount, okay? So, tomorrow you'll be able to find find out what they're going to set as a bond amount. >> In the end, she was charged with organized fraud. The teenager obviously couldn't pull herself together after she was relieved of her duties. Yet, she came nothing close to Orlando, who refused to accept his new reality after he earned himself a pink slip after showing up to work so intoxicated that he could barely compose himself. >> So, anytime you get into accidents at DOT, you get That's why he got his drug and drug alcohol came back hot. >> Sorry. We're not doing that. We're not doing that. We're not doing that. >> I'm going to claim >> You're not going to try to hit me with the door. >> I didn't try to >> You need to calm down. >> Stop moving. >> Yeah, yeah. >> Yeah, yeah. >> We're not. >> You could have just done it nicely. Making a big deal about everything. >> On February the 21st, 2024, in Berkeley Township, New Jersey, officers rolled up in force to workshop over reports of a worker identified as Orlando who had just been laid off and refused to leave the business premises. Upon arrival, the officers soon discovered something disturbing and far different from the report that they got. >> Two um breathalyzers. >> Uh he's got to take urine now, so we're just waiting on that. He said he would >> but then he started and then started with his mouth and then walked by me. >> What's his name? >> Orlando. >> It's Orlando, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, he rang a whistle at a troop. Yeah. Yeah, I think I'm going to leave. He's getting mad. >> I hate competition. >> Wow. >> No, he's he's just a struggle. That's all. >> He probably just quit. >> That's all. I just want to talk to him. He's going to put y'all out. Hey, you're not going to tell people. I hate competition. >> What I told you, he can't leave have a leave. She's from DOT. So, anytime you get into accidents at DOT, tested. That's why he got drunk. And >> alcohol alcohol came back hot. >> It blew a .034. Uh wait 15 minutes the second test, but that's when he started getting all riled up. He used hand sanitizer. Like .034 like .008. >> Well, that was your He was under He's under the legal limit. He's under legal limit. >> I thought you were saying higher. >> No, he just He just lost it. >> He was under He's under the legal limit. He's under legal limit. >> But not for like DOT, he's he's still he's >> Yes, but for a commercial license, yes. Yeah, yeah. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> You sure you're >> anybody? >> And uh you you you need him to just Well, you got you, but >> No, I mean I I do you Is he going to have a job? >> So, he was going to take it and then his alcohol, you know, came up and so then he wasn't going to take his second confirmation test, which he has to. He wanted to accept, but because he carries a CDL, that turns into a DOT reasonable suspicion test, which we were going to do when Sean came down. So, then he agreed to take the second test, which didn't go down. Well, it's in file and number. Um so, then he was going off about what I don't even know. >> This place is always on my system. >> Yeah. >> And I just said, "Listen, that's not a way to look at it." And he just told me to go [ __ ] himself. And then just started just non-stop. >> You don't want to sign charges against him, are you looking to? >> I listen, this is the third incident I had with him. And the last thing I just suspended him 2 weeks ago. And then he told me he's going to get a lawyer cuz I'm targeting him. I was like, "What's targeting you? The first time you were you asked for 2 hours. Second time you told me to go I'm sorry, I want to save him from the car wreck." >> At first, the officers thought their appearance were all they needed to calm the tension, but little did they know that for a crazy alcoholic like Orlando, they would need far more than that. >> You can't drive out of here. It's a great day. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Park my car over there and get some Let them pick me up. >> Of course. I can't let you drive though. >> Then I'll push my car over there. >> Why don't you just wait and call a ride and just call a cab for us? >> I'll push my car over there. >> Push Where's your car? >> It's right here. >> Don't start it. >> He is like taking it out of here. >> Where's your car? >> It's parked there. >> You got to leave it here. You can't drive it. >> I won't drive it. I'll push it over there. >> Orlando, you want to hand push it? >> No, I don't. Don't touch my [ __ ] >> I mean, we we need >> Are you taking it? >> Right. >> Are you going to Yes. >> We need to give you the [ __ ] >> Okay, we have to We have to go with the glasses. We have to go with the glasses. >> I mean, we need No, I'm not. >> Yeah, go with the glasses. >> Um >> And you need to take your half off for me. >> What? >> Can you take your half off, please? >> You need to take this half, too? >> No, I need this half. >> Here. Sorry. We're not doing that. We're not doing that. We're not doing that. >> Get the [ __ ] back. >> going to try to hit me with the door. >> I tried to >> You need to calm down. >> I don't care actually, but you know what? I don't >> What's up, my friend? >> What's up, man? >> This place sucks. >> What's up, man? >> What's up, babe? How you doing? What's going on, guys? >> I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU. >> OH, [ __ ] >> GET OFF OF ME. >> GET OUT OF MY FACE. >> GET OUT OF MY FACE. >> YOU LEAVE NOW. GET OUT OF MY FACE. You're going to get locked up. >> Yeah, right. You I I am right. What are you talking about? Tough guy. >> Put holes in the wall, too. >> A few minutes in believing he was tough and untouchable, the officers flipped the script hitting him real hard when he least expected it. >> No. No, we're going this way. You're under arrest now. >> Turn around. >> You're not going to act like this. >> You're not going to act like this. >> Turn around. >> You put holes in the wall. >> You expect to be able to turn around? >> That hole was already there. >> Turn around. Stop resisting. Just calm down. >> I want to talk to the mayor. >> I don't care. >> You you you know what? We're not leaving. >> All right, so relax. >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving. Stop. Stop moving. Stop moving. I'm not trying to use force. You're fighting. You need to stop moving. You're going to be putting your STOP MOVING. LOOK. STOP TRYING STOP MOVING. >> [screaming] >> STOP MOVING. >> HEY, GIVE ME MY [ __ ] >> OFF THE FLOOR. We'll give it TO YOU LATER. >> [screaming] >> STOP MOVING. >> GET THE [ __ ] AWAY FROM >> TURN AROUND. YOU CAN JUST DO IT NICELY. Make a big deal about everything. Try to act tough. That was over. I'll get that for I'll get it for you, man. Go ahead. No, we're not, no, we're not. They're loose, buddy. Yeah, they are. I can get three or four fingers in between them. Okay. Watch your step. No, we didn't. I didn't want to do any of this. You were making it a problem, dude. You're not doing anything. You're more than welcome to get a lawyer. Hold on. Hold on. I got to search What's in your pocket? You going to prick me or stick me? Okay. And what am I being arrested for? For criminal mischief, for putting a hole in the wall. We just watched you We just watched you do it. You were just slamming things around. What are you doing? This isn't how you're supposed to act, buddy. Have a seat. Well, you're going to be stuck in here for a little while. All right, well, I'll get you a ride home when we're done. I don't want And I don't want a seat belt on. Well, I'm putting it on anyway. Stop being a pain. Why why are you making it difficult? You're just screaming that we were being mean to you. Hurt your feelings. We're not doing anything to you, man. It's all you. All right, you guys have a good night. >> [ __ ] >> Don't touch me. >> Which shoulder is your bad one, Orlando? >> They're both of them. >> Both of them? >> Both of them. Both of them like I [ __ ] told you over there. No, I don't want to listen no more. Take me >> Well, we're we're either going to work together or we're not and I'll just leave you in those. >> Whatever. >> So, I can take one of them off. I'm trying to I got to hook one to the bench. Okay. >> Are you going to work for me? >> Yeah, I will. >> All right, I appreciate it. >> I know how to survive with a >> I do too, but >> Survive and do whatever you want. You know >> Listen, I'm not trying to do nothing that you didn't do to yourself, Orlando. You know? >> Whatever. They don't put that hole That hole was already in the wall. That hole was been in that wall. Listen, that hole has been in that wall for a long time. >> have fixed it and you didn't realize it. >> They never fixed that. No, that hole has been there. I just looked at it today. That hole has been in that in wall. >> Okay, what wall? >> The wall right there by the garbage can. That hole has been there. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] And I'm not paying for it cuz that hole has been there for >> We're not saying Dude, this is a disorderly person. >> Yeah, oh, you know what? Whatever. I don't even really [ __ ] care. [clears throat] I don't care no more. >> I got it. >> I don't care. I don't care. You know what? This town has screwed over me all this time. They're trying to get my shoulder fixed for the last 12 years picking up garbage in this [ __ ] town. >> In the end, he was charged with disorderly conduct. Unlike Orlando, here comes Tiffany, a pregnant employee for whom it took a team of officers to pull out of the realm of disbelief that she had lost her job even before she could sign out of her first attendance. >> And she's like, "No, you're pregnant. I'm not going to fight you. You're pregnant." We've been telling her multiple times to go home. She would not go home. >> Well, y'all, I did not try to hit him. Y'all really going to see her take me to jail in front of these people? Y'all really going to humiliate me like that? >> On September the 7th, 2023, just hours before evening in Athens, Georgia, [music] officers received a call from McDonald's reporting a new pregnant employee, Tiffany, who had somehow gotten caught up in disputes with her co-workers. When the officers arrived, they were met with a scene far more complicated and tangled than they could have anticipated. >> She was acting up. >> You right. >> They they just ganged up on me and this man right here put his hands in my face. His fingers in my face. I want the camera on them. I want him to arrest them. >> Okay, can you go sit over there, please? Can you go sit over there, please? >> Yeah, I'm going to go. I just want to I want the camera man back. >> Go sit down, please. >> Okay, thank you. Can I get my belongings from back here cuz they won't let me get my stuff? >> Go sit down, please. Just sit here. All right, I'm going to say this one more time. Sit down. >> Okay. >> All right. Yeah. I'm going to talk to everybody, but then everybody needs to sit down. There's only one of me. There's like 12 of you trying to talk right now, right? That doesn't make any sense. Go sit over there. Go sit over there. >> A chaotic atmosphere like this could mean two things. Either both parties weren't ready to sweep [music] things under the rug, or one was trying to play their cards close to the chest. Either way, it was left to the officers to uncover. >> With these two things right These two things right here. Like she was going to hit him. All I think he did was you better bag up. He did not touch her >> Okay. >> or anything. >> Okay, do you have cameras in here? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> But she has I've been trying to get her to work all day. I've been asking her nicely and everything. She has not wanted to do anything and when I thought when she ripped I'm fed up with this stuff. >> Where's the mail that that she ripped to pieces? >> He's out there talking to the other officer. >> Okay. >> Nobody has touched her. We just trying If everybody else has to work, she has to work. Yes, I understand she's pregnant. >> Okay. >> I have a whole 'nother employee that's going to have her baby in a few weeks and she still works like she's not pregnant. I understand everybody is different, but nobody put their hands on her. She He didn't put his hands on her. Thank you. She's been right here ever since this whole incident It >> [music] >> So, the incident started because she doesn't want to work. >> Yeah, because she's been asked multiple times between me and him nicely in the best in the best way of manner that was professional way. Nobody cussed at her. Nobody been fussing at her. She didn't want when I asked her, "So, you know what? Just clock out and go home and leave." I'm not going nowhere. I'm not going anywhere. I'm not even clocked in. She's recording me and everything. So, I've all I've been asked her was to leave. That's all. >> And so, that's when the >> Yeah, and she started cussing telling me I'm nothing. I'm below her and she's going to have my job. And then my birthday, "Just leave." We were on the phone with our supervisor. He told her He was telling her what she was telling him, "Just leave." "I ain't going nowhere." She picked these up and was going towards her. That's why the ketchup is on the floor. >> Okay. So, um what I need What I need you to do for me is if you can take me back to the back and show me video. >> The um GM, I have to be here cuz I don't have the password to the >> What's the Where's the GM at? >> He's not here. He's left today. He will be back tomorrow. >> Okay. >> So, let me let me see if I >> It would be really great if he could come back. >> hands on nobody in here. She's the one became basically physical trying to be physical by picking up something acting like you want >> After a detailed explanation from the manager, the officer quickly turned to the only male in the chaotic scene, who happened to be the manager's brother, whose words offered a twisted clarity to the mess on the ground. >> So, we've been telling her multiple times to clock out and go home. >> Okay. >> Multiple times. Now, she Now, I'm on I'm on the I called my supervisor to tell her to go home. >> Mhm. >> And she's still right here arguing, picking fights with everybody in here. >> What's she doing to pick fights? She just >> She She just walking around. >> carrying on? >> Yeah, she just walking around. She's just walking around. "Oh, I'm tired of this." Stuff like that. And I'm on the phone with the supervisor. The supervisor said, um "Y'all guys want to come up here tomorrow, y'all can pull the camera." I'm standing right here on the phone with the supervisor telling her to go home. She picked up three, four items, walked up to me, and acted and did just like this like she finna hit me. >> Okay. >> And I'm I'm like, "Bro, you better stop." I'm like this pointing at her, like, "You need to chill. Like, you're not going to walk up on me after I told you go home multiple times." >> Okay. >> Now she Now she She She's trying to pick a fight with the other manager. Telling me, "Bitch, let's go outside and fight fight." And she's like, "No, you crazy. I'm not going to fight you, you crazy." Now this when she called y'all and said that I put my hand on her. And I ain't even touch her. Mom, we've been telling her multiple times to go home and she would not go home. >> What's the problem though? Like, so like what >> And the supervisor even was on the phone telling me to tell her to go home and she's not going home. >> So she didn't like the fact that y'all were telling her to go home and she just started acting up. >> this is her first day. >> Her first day? >> Yeah, and we tell her we We're telling her multiple times, "Please just go home." All right. >> [music] >> Please just go home. I had tell them I don't know you. >> That's it? She >> And you look right here behind the counter. It's It's It's not It's It's a lot of kids over right here. She picked up one of those the little part the little thing right here where the other officer picked that up and and like literally looked like she was going to hit me. And I'm like, "You need to chill. You need to go home." I'm pointing at her like, "You need to go home." >> Mhm. >> And she just would not go home. >> All right. What's your first name, man? >> Javon. J A V O N. >> What's your last name? What's your date of birth, man? Okay. While we're talking to everybody, you can carry on with your business, do whatever you need to do. The only thing I'm going to ask is just don't even look at her, don't even talk to her. If she's carrying on, we'll deal with it. You can go back to work. We'll take care of the rest of it. >> Okay. Okay. >> The officer noticed patterns in their statements. A faint picture of what had gone wrong began to emerge. But when he circled back to the pregnant employee for a proper interrogation, it hit him that he had barely scratched the surface of this mess, which was far deeper than he ever imagined. >> That's exactly what it is. He just put his He just put his hand on me three times in my goddamn face and I want him arrested. >> Okay. >> I want him charged cuz I don't want him to put his goddamn hands on me. >> Okay, well >> And they all ganging up calling the other corporate district manager telling them both That's if they don't want me working here cuz they're ghetto ratchet and >> Stop. You need to calm down. >> calm down customers everywhere >> calm down calm down >> I'm not yelling. He put his hands on me. >> calm down for me? >> Cuz he's walking on me. >> What's your name? >> Tiffany >> What's your birthday, Tiffany? Hey, can you get off the phone? Just just call these. >> She's calling me back. I'm letting her know it's okay. >> Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay, all right. Well, okay, we'll get there in a second. I just need to figure out who you are. What's your What's your birthday? >> But if you give a charge because he's not going to put his >> [music] >> hands in my face like that. >> I don't care what she said. They can put their hands in my face three times in my face. [music] >> All right, Tiffany. So Can you show me? What can you show me? >> She cussed me out because I can't remember whatever I said [music] or she told me to go home and clock out because I said something The manager Javon, the one that bumped me in my face three times, his brother [music] is Jamar. They're both cool. He's out here saying He comes to me and yells at me because I was stringing up my shoes whenever I got to work. I was putting my laces in my shoe. I was putting them right there. I had just sat down and put one one shoe lace in my shoe. He comes out here and starts yelling at me, "You need to do something. You ain't going to sit out here not doing nothing. You need to do something do something The the cook, the manager. Then his brother rolls up a fat one and goes outside and smoking it. Smoking a blunt. So I went out there just juggling. I said, "If y'all are going to pick on me, then I'm going to talk to y'all. If y'all going to sit out there and smoke cigarettes and stuff, I'm going to write down the time and I'm going to tell the manager. Point blank period. If y'all going to pick at me, I'm going to pick back at y'all. So if y'all want to go out there smoke, that's fine. I'm going to record it and I'm going to say something about it." >> Okay. >> So she comes in there and says, "Oh, that's not your business. That's not your business to be out there smoking with That's not your business. You can clock out and go home. >> Okay. >> So, I can clock out and go home because I went out there and said [music] to him, "Oh, because you're you're the manager's brother, you can do what you want to basically. You can sit out there and smoke one cigarette for 5-10 minutes as many times as you want, but I can't sit down and rest and I'm 9 months pregnant." [music] And he goes in there and tells me, "Oh, it's a girl 9 months pregnant in here and she ain't going to like this [ __ ] working in there." >> Okay. >> Picking on me because of the way I'm like this being They're all here ghetto and black. >> Okay. >> And that's why they don't like me. >> Stop. >> That's ridiculous. >> All right. So, what physically happened? >> ghetto and black to work here with them. >> After a string of mind-blowing statements that could have vindicated Tiffany at least for the moment, she went a step further offering confession solid enough to earn her a slice of good fortune. >> physically happened? >> Whenever I walked back around and to go get my pocketbook and I can't remember what I said to him, but he started flipping out and he just started putting his hands in my face. And then the other girl was They was all getting on me. "Oh, you going to get your whips up in here. Oh, you going to get whipped up in here." >> Okay. So, when we look at the cameras when I look at the cameras, what am I going to see? >> The manager >> physically >> it on recording. It don't matter what you say, honey. >> Hey. >> it all on recording. >> Stop. Stop. >> Honey, it's on camera. >> Stop. Stop. >> Yeah, but >> Stop. Please stop. >> Whenever you be bullied by a group full of people, it's it's pretty >> All right. We're about to go outside. We're about to go outside. Are you going to stop yelling at other people in here? So, when I look at the cameras, what am I going to see? We're here now. We're here now. When I look at the cameras, what am I going to see? >> You're going to see him mugging me in my face two or three times and them holding him back like he want to beat my telling me that he would knock me the [ __ ] out. >> Okay. Do you have on your phones? >> I'm trying to find the beginning of it whenever I started recording because they were telling me to go out and go out and go home or no at all. >> You can't hear it You have to got to stop the music playing. >> This is when I started recording her telling me to go home for no reason because I said something to him about smoking outside. She told me to clock out and go home. Cuz that wasn't my business about him smoking outside. >> Okay. >> Which I'm not trying to be no police. Saying I never asked him to smoke trying to get him in trouble for that. It's just the point of it. >> Okay. >> You get what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> And they all teaming up against me saying whatever Get up people. Should none of them be no manager for him or her. They ghetto. They ratchet as I don't give a damn. I'm going to keep on saying it. Ghetto and ratchet as That's him that just walked past her. >> So this video is >> in here. >> So this is >> Look at all the customers in here and her acting like that. >> You going to let me talk? >> Who? What did you say? >> But do you want me to talk or >> This is just y'all >> This is what started the altercation. >> So this is just y'all yelling at each other. >> Yeah, that's that's what started it. The altercation. I don't think I got I think Oh yeah, this was her getting in a fight. Yeah, that's what she said. "That's my sister." Cuz her sister is a manager too up here. >> Mhm. >> She said, "Let me call my sister." I said, "Call Trinity." "That's my sister. My sister going to pick me over you." I mean in front of all these college students in here just ratchet and most ghetto I've ever seen in my life. She should not be a manager. I mean look at her how mad she got over me saying something to her. >> Okay. So on your phone you don't have any physical altercation. >> No, y'all had to pull the camera back. But I want to charge. He put his hands on me and I want him to go to jail. He's not going to put his hands on me and get away with it. And I'm 6 months pregnant. >> Okay. >> Regardless. I don't care if I walked up to him. I don't care if I did not put my hands on him. He had no business touching me and I want him put in jail for it. I want him charged for it. He had no He has no his hands on me. He did not physically hit me, but he did not physically touch me, period. He shouldn't be putting his hands on me, period. >> Okay. Sit tight for a second, okay? >> if I'm being over I mean, I know you guys can't do it today or whatever it is, but I want him to get in trouble for that for what he done. He going to put his hands in my face, threaten to hit me. I'm not leaving. >> All right, we'll just sit tight. >> what if we said let us so he could have knocked me out and then we would have seen where that landed us? >> Sit tight for a second. >> I want his job and I want to charge. >> At this point, the officer was stuck in a web of contradicting statements, but he needed to find out the truth, even if it was becoming more difficult to find out which party was being sincere. >> Okay, he's right. That's right. Right evidence. >> You do me a favor and hold this up for me. >> Excuse me. I don't wish you back. >> I did see that. >> But you didn't see him push back to leave. >> Okay. Did she touch him at all with the >> No, she didn't actually touch him, but she >> She just threatened him. >> She threatened him. That's why he put his finger in her face. >> Okay. >> But after that, nothing else happened from that angle. And all he did was tell me how to go back. Um Let's see. >> Well, let me let me see this for a second. Let me watch how long this happened. Okay, so this is just talking, waiting on us to get here. Okay. And do they have any relationship with each other? >> No, not at all. >> It's just you and your brother up here? >> Uh-uh, yeah. >> Okay. And do you guys want her barred? >> Yes, she needs to be barred. And you see right here, I'm calm and talking to her calmly. And >> You want to go for 2 years? All right, so I did watch the video footage. Um from what I can see, she does pick up the couple of trays and then come at you like this. Um that is enough at that point for simple assault if you would like to press charges. >> Yeah. >> You do? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And you guys also want her barred for 2 years, correct? >> All she had to do was All she had to do was just leave. >> That's right. I did watch all of that, yeah. >> We've been telling her all day just leave. Just leave. She didn't want to go to jail for nothing. That's all she had to do. >> I did see everybody talking to her and asking her to leave, so you are right. >> While Tiffany floated in her own dream world, believing her clever lines and well-timed sympathy would tilt the scales in her favor, she had no idea that she would need to be extremely exceptional to avoid the karma that was coming her way. >> It's not leaving yet. So, tight. So, tight. She's going to go to jail, okay? Tiffany. Tiffany, all right. She's got to say something to you, okay? I want you to listen. >> Nearby for me for 2 years, you're not allowed to step foot. >> Go this way. >> How am I going to jail for simple assault? I'm 6 months pregnant and I'm high-risk pregnancy. How are they charging me with simple assault? >> He picked up a menu and threatened to hit him with >> No, I didn't. >> Lying to us is 911. >> I didn't threaten to hit him. >> We watched it. We watched it. >> I picked up the menus. I did not threaten to hit him. >> Okay. >> What about the threats that they threatened me? >> Lying to us is 911. Yeah, you could see her on video picking up the menus and coming after him with it. >> Can I ask you something? What about the threats that they gave to me? What about the threats that they threatened me? >> Got it. >> Yep, search. >> Y'all, that's not right. >> Tiffany, you got in somebody's face last week and got arrested then, too. >> No, I wasn't. I've never been in any trouble in here other than stealing from Walmart. >> Will you put your Will you come over here for me? Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me or stick >> I don't. >> All right, Tiffany, listen to me for just a second. >> You had got me before you grabbed me by my right. >> I don't have to read you your rights. Just a hand cuff. You have to You understand these rights I'm explaining to you. >> No, I don't. I want my lawyer. Why are y'all doing this to me? Why are y'all humiliating me like this? Why? >> Who would have thought Tiffany would get her act together knowing that there was nothing she could do to rewrite her fate. All she was now doing was show the officer that she really was not a smart person. >> No, I want it written down. I want a copy of it. >> Okay, I'll put it in your property. >> Thank you. >> You're very welcome. >> it cuz I'm going to have your job. >> Oh, okay. >> Cuz I never hit nobody for you to charge me with simple I don't know how you're doing that. And I think it's because you got a vendetta against me and you've got me confused with somebody else. But I've only been arrested for um a theft from Walmart on Lexington Road, okay? And I've never been in any trouble here in that that that all. So, I don't know who you've got me confused with, but you've got me confused with somebody, okay? >> So, Tiffany, you don't have to actually touch somebody to be charged with simple okay? >> He touched me. He mugged me in my face and you're not taking him to jail. I don't need this right now. I'm trying to get right and get my life together for this for this baby. I don't need any more charges on me. You're really really messing up my life right now. >> [laughter] >> I'm caught all the 12 for that shoplifting. And I was trying to It was $25 on a gift card. That's the only trouble I've been in. Please, I don't deserve this. And you're going to put me back in here that won't let me have water or anything in here. I'm going to lose my baby keep stressing out like this. And nobody's going to go get me out of jail. No, because I don't understand why did you charge me? >> Well, okay. So, I will read you >> do you did it because you thought somebody else. >> No, ma'am. I've never met you before. I'm not the officer that told you that about you being at the HoJo. You've got me and him confused. >> I don't think you're somebody else, but >> I do understand my own I don't then why are you charging me? >> So, simple okay? I watched the video of you picking up those like the >> They wouldn't let me get my stuff out. They wouldn't let Let get my stuff >> Okay, so the appropriate response to that is not to pick up the little plates off of the big plates off of the counter. >> watch that. Did you not watch whenever he mugged me in my face three times? >> So, he he put his finger in your face to tell you to back off. >> three times. >> Okay, well, would you say that that would be an appropriate response to somebody coming at you with with Okay, well, >> for him [music] to put his hands on me when >> He did not put his hands on you. He put his finger in your face. I saw the video. >> you that. Threw a menu. I didn't try to hit him with it. I picked it up and threw it. I did not try to hit him with it. >> Ma'am, that's that is essentially the same thing. On the video, it shows you picking up the menu and charging at him with [music] the with the not the menus, but the the massive plates. >> you that. I never meant to hit him. I was just trying to throw it. >> Well, he He along with everybody else and me thinks [music] that if if you personally if me and you are on the street and you pick up something like that and start charging at me with it over your head, I'm probably going to think that you're trying to hit me with it, right? You're pissed off. You guys are in an argument. But, you're a grown-up. That's not acting like a grown-up. When you can't >> Okay, you're right. And I'm wrong. And you are. >> In in this situation, I'm just explaining I'm explaining to you >> okay? >> I'm explaining to you why you're being charged with simple, okay? >> But, you didn't have to. I thought I was seeing you off. >> Ma'am, it has nothing to do with me. He wants to press charges. It has nothing to do with me. He wants to press charges for simple, okay? If he would have said that he doesn't want to press charges, I would have told you both to get gone. >> I really tried to do right and do the right thing and it's like the people keep knocking me down and it's the devil that keeps knocking me down. I do not deserve this. It's nothing but the damn devil. This is not right. You did not have the choice to charge me with that. You had a choice and I'm not mad at you, but you did. Your name in the street in a bad climate, what is it? >> No, ma'am, I've never met you. >> is it? Why are the police here treating me like this?" >> Are you listening to me or are you just wanting to talk? >> I can't hear you. >> I said, "I've never met you before. I don't have any vendetta against you." >> a bad name in this [ __ ] >> Not to my knowledge, no. You and I are only meeting because of your actions today. All right, she's got to do a little bit of paperwork and then we'll go in, okay? >> Can you not make it make it go away? >> No, ma'am, I can't. He wanted to press [music] charges, okay? >> Please, I'm begging you, please. Can you can try to let me get those numbers before my phone >> Yeah, so they got to go through the whole booking process with you and then I No, I'll still be here when you get your number. >> In the end, she was charged for Now, we move on to Vincent, [music] an aerospace engineer who signed out of his job when he tried to mess with a TSA employee. >> He He When he started getting aggressive, I I don't know, I panicked cuz he just kept pushing and pushing and I >> Oh, no, it's not Oh my god. It's not Oh my god. >> You grabbed me, so why did you grab me? >> So, what what happened? He's doing nothing. >> Come on. >> I'm going >> We asked you a million times to go. >> Okay, you are not going to stop >> I AM GETTING YOU OUT. >> YOU ARE NOT GOING TO >> OKAY, OKAY, OKAY. >> ON FEBRUARY THE 2ND, 2023, officers responded to a call from a local airport after an aerospace engineer, later identified as Vincent, erupted at a female transportation security officer. Upon interrogation, they realized his outburst was only the tip of the iceberg. Beneath it lay a series of self-inflicted disasters that required immediate resolution. >> And then he he When he started getting aggressive, I I don't know, I panicked cuz he just kept pushing and pushing and I I tried to get him to stop. >> So, so you and the person you were >> I told him to stop. >> No, no, you're not. No, you're not. You're not going to You're not going to lose your job. >> I got on a different train >> No, you're not You're not going to You're not going to lose your job. So, >> She didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. >> I'm I saw it. I got on the other train cuz I didn't want to get on. >> Right. Okay. >> So, okay. >> So, I know you're saying he pushed past you. I mean It's I just need to What do What do you want to do about this? I mean, cuz if he's just going around you to get on his flight, I mean, I don't know if the state attorney's office is going to press charges against him or anything like that. But, I mean, if he's intentionally trying to hurt you, then he's committing a crime. I wasn't there. I didn't witness it, so I can't tell. >> calling me names. >> I can watch I can watch the camera and figure that all out. >> I don't want to get on the plane. I don't I don't want him to go to jail, but at the same time, like, I don't think he should be fit to fly. >> After a detailed explanation from the victim, the officers turned to Vincent. He put on a show that messed things far beyond what they could have expected. >> Sir, can you tell me what happened? >> Oh my god. >> Sir, no. No, it's not all my god. It's not all my god. >> You grabbed me, sir. Why did you grab me? >> what happened. Why don't blow me off, okay? >> Sir, nothing happened. >> that lady and you. >> Nothing happened. Nothing really happened. [music] >> people telling me a different story. I want your side of the story. >> Sir, I'm trying to catch my plane. That's what I'm trying to do. My flight >> And that's kind of the problem, okay? You're in a rush. You're worried only about yourself. >> I'm not bothering anybody. >> Not right now, but you were. >> I'm not bothering anybody. I'm not a bad guy. I promise you I'm not a bad guy. >> I didn't say you were a bad guy, did I? >> But you grabbed me and you pushed me. >> blowing me off. >> didn't blow you off. I was talking to you. Sir, can we finish this and let me get on my plane, please? >> not be getting on your plane, okay? >> Probably not. >> you that right now, okay? So, let's have this conversation and we'll see if you're going to get on your plane. >> sir. >> What happened with you and that lady right there? >> Nothing. >> Absolutely nothing? >> Nothing. >> Three other people told me totally different. >> Nothing. >> Okay. When you couldn't get through that gate, what happened? How'd you get through that gate? >> You asked me the same questions over >> No, I'm not. That's a whole different question. May I ask your name, sir? My name They let me go. I didn't do anything. >> Nobody let you go. No, the gate back there before >> rushed the gate? I ran through the gate? I didn't do anything. Sir, please let me get on my flight. Man, I'm not trying to do anything. >> answer my questions. >> everything you ask me. >> No, you're not. No, you're not. >> No, you're not. >> I'm listening. I'm listening, sir. What else? What else can I do? >> Okay, if you're listening, what did I ask you? >> What did I do? You asked me what did I do? At the gate with the lady. Sir, I'm trying to get to >> you how to get through the gate. How'd you get through the gate? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> You were there, I wasn't. Three people told me how you got through that gate. >> How did I get through the gate? >> You tell me. That's what I want to hear. >> you I don't know. Sir, I'm not trying to give you a hard time. I'm just trying to catch my flight. >> you to be truthful. I'm being truthful. You freaked that lady out. That lady's crying, that lady's shaking because of what you did to her. >> I did that? I didn't mean that. If I did that, I didn't really mean that. >> Okay, they made this man come over. He's got some questions for you. >> Just real quick, I got to take a look inside your bag. Everything >> at everything. Everything's gold. >> Take it out. >> I don't even care. I'll leave it here. You can have it. >> I I I do have to ask you anything >> Wait, one thing. Can you guys give me my iPad, my my pad? >> Sir >> Sir, you're not in charge. Listen to what he has to say. Just [music] like you didn't want to hear me >> You hear me? >> He's going to listen to you. >> Yes, you did. >> And I'm going to give you my card. Actually, I'm going to give you my card before we part ways. Okay? So, listen. If you don't work with this guy, he can deny you getting on your plane. >> with everybody. >> You're not working. No, you're not. No, you haven't been. Listen, this guy's up. Talk to him. Answer his questions. >> I just need to ask if you have any medical needles or anything. >> No, sir. No, sir. >> Just please keep an eye on me as I go through your >> This is me. This is me. This is me. Here >> Thank you. My man. >> You're very welcome. >> I'm definitely calling to you and your supervisor next. >> Okay. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 >> It seems like he was completely unaware of his surroundings, so perhaps he decided [music] to show zero regard for the officers. However, the officers expected nothing more from a psycho like him. They needed to remind him of who was in charge in a way that he least expected. Can you show me your ticket, please? >> How can I show you a ticket when you don't let me see your ticket? I can't have anything in my pockets. How can I show you a ticket? >> Sir, you said it's in your bag. Show me your ticket. Sir, everything's in there. >> No, everything is not in there. I need my iPad. >> This is why Yeah, this is why we're having this conversation cuz you can't control yourselves. >> Sir, I asked you a question. You asked your question first. >> at me. You yelled, just like you yelled at that lady, just like you pushed past that lady, just like you freaked all the other passengers out. No. Okay, that seems to be your problem. >> I know that. I know that. I'm just saying I know I'm going to miss my flight. >> 10378 I didn't say you did anything to me. I've been asking you questions and you've been blowing me off. That's where That's where things went south. Nobody's blowing up on you. I'm just I'm just asking you for your ticket. Okay. But you don't know me. >> I don't care to know you. >> Okay. I don't want to know you. I'm I'm waiting I'm waiting on your ticket before you go anywhere. >> Cuz you're an idiot. You know what I mean? >> Thank you. Okay. >> Cuz they know the same thing. They know you're an ass. Cuz >> Just when he thought that he was mere minutes from boarding his [music] flight, the officers made it clear that they had other plans for him. >> Thank you, big brother. >> Okay, let's go. >> Yes. Yes, the balls. Yes, the balls. >> Nobody's giving you a hard time, sir, but you're being an [ __ ] >> I just got here, man. >> Pack your stuff up. I'm not arguing with >> Dude, just pack your stuff. >> I want to see you >> I'm not arguing with you. >> Thank you. >> Okay, pack your stuff up. >> Thank you. >> Please pack your stuff up. >> You're not giving any and I appreciate that. >> Okay, so if I'm not giving you grief, don't give me grief. Just pack your stuff up so we can go. >> I've never given you grief. >> Okay, so pack your stuff up. >> Why would I give you grief? Why would I give you grief? >> Okay, pack your stuff up. >> You're a 9 >> I'm telling you. >> Sir, we're going to trespass you and arrest you. That's where we're going to get that point. Yes. for trespassing. Trespassing. >> What for? >> Cuz you can't be here. >> Trespassing? >> We're going to trespass you and then arrest you. >> an airport flight person. >> Are you? Well, that is not going to change the fact that you're going to get trespassed trespassed and arrested. So, I I suggest that you pack your stuff up so we can go cuz that's not what I'm looking to do, but that's what we're going to end up doing. Okay, so pack up your stuff. All right, I'm not bothering you. Just pack your stuff up. >> You gave me a little bit better than anybody else getting it. I appreciate it. Thank you, sir. >> Let's go. >> So, where you going to take me now? >> Back to the main terminal. >> Where? >> Main terminal. >> And what happens after that? >> You we're going to have to depart airport property and that's it. You can rebook at a later time. >> So, if I need to make a flight tomorrow >> You can come back tomorrow as long as you have a legit business. >> allow me to do that. >> I will. >> Thank you, massa. >> I'll try my best. >> Thank you, master. >> I appreciate that. My master allows me to do that. Thank you so much. >> Just know if you come back without a ticket I'll have to write you a ticket. >> I got a ticket now. >> Okay. You had a ticket. Fine. We're not doing this. >> No, we're not doing No, we're not. >> Don't forget that. >> Yeah, don't forget that. >> Can't forget that. >> Don't forget that. >> Thank you very much. I'm sorry, man. I'm going to just sit right there. I'm a real guy. I'm just a straight guy. I don't [ __ ] >> We're going to go right right through these >> I got >> All right. >> I don't want to go past them. I'll just sit here. >> No, you're good. Did Mike Did Mike grab his Did Mike grab his ID? Do you have it? >> I don't have it. >> Check. >> Despite all the officers' efforts to contain the situation, Vincent went completely off the rails, pulling a stunt so unpredictable and wild, it left the officers stunned. >> Do what you guys told me to told me to do. I have my ID. >> All right. >> But I'm looking for my everything else. >> Should be in your bag, sir. Come. We're going to get this train when it comes. >> Where's your ticket at, bro? Oh, there's your backpack. >> No, this is the airport manager. He's going to He's going to speak with you real quick. >> No, he ain't >> You listening, Vincent? You better listen. >> You mean 30 seconds? >> Yep. >> Broken. >> All right, Vincent. Listening? >> 30 seconds. >> So, what's going to happen? Listen >> Hold on 1 second. >> I'm trying to take care of my pad. I'm not listening to you. I'm trying to take care of my thing. And I promise you, I'm not listening to you. Okay? >> Okay. You're going to get trespassed. We don't want to see you get arrested, but you're going down that road. >> I'm going to fix my bike. >> You can't do it here now. We got to Yeah, put it in your bag and we'll fix it. >> You're not going to allow me to fix my bike. >> Yeah, you can't do it right now. >> Yes, sir. Thank you, sir. Yes, the boss. Yes, the master. I'm going to fix my [ __ ] Whatever you said, too. I heard you, too, sir. Whatever you said. >> We're We're not giving you a hard time. We're just trying to >> you, brother. >> Okay. >> Whatever makes you feel comfortable with your job. >> Okay. >> Yes, the boss. >> All right. >> Yes, the boss. Cuz >> You know, should we get you a little cab? >> What? You want >> You want to get a cab? Where can you go tonight? >> I'm trying to go to the airport to catch a flight. >> You got to go somewhere else now. So, where are you going to go? >> Where do you want to send me to? >> Where do you want to go? >> I I don't I have no idea where to >> Do you live in Tampa? >> No. If I lived in Tampa, I wouldn't be here. >> Do you have family here or friends? Okay, so where are you going to go tonight? >> No, sir. >> Okay, so where are you going to go tonight? >> No idea. >> All right. >> Since you won't let me catch my flight, >> Well, we didn't >> I could have caught my flight. Y'all deterred me from catching my flight. >> way they were going to let you fly tonight. >> That's why >> I'm telling you 100% the way you were acting >> I did tell you 150% you were going >> While he was still caught up in his own delusion because he believed that he was in control, it was only a matter of time before the cops snapped him back to reality. >> They wouldn't let you fly. I've been flying for 40 I've been flying before you were Don't touch me, man. Don't touch me. Why you touching me? >> Come on. Come on. Let's go. >> All right. You don't Okay. Okay. Wait. Can we stand here? Stand here with the handcuffs. I'm not moving. I'm not moving. I'm not moving. Don't touch me and my coat. Don't touch me and my coat. I'm not moving. >> You're going to have to move. You're not going to go in here with handcuffs, okay? >> I'm not moving. I'm going in with the handcuffs for doing nothing. >> No, you're not going >> I'm going in with the handcuffs for doing nothing. >> Come on. >> I'm going in >> We asked you a million times to go. >> Yes. I'll do the transport. You want to ride it? >> Yeah, I'll get it. Yeah. You want it Yeah, we'll take the other way. >> Going right? >> No. >> You want me to get out of it? You can get out. >> I don't care. >> I thought you were the parkway guy. >> It's It's It's a matter of what you're doing. >> All right. I guess it's not happening. >> Is there another one? >> Uh no, the There's stairwells. >> No, no. >> There's some stairwells. There's just an elevator here. >> We can take the stairs right now. >> Ow! What you doing? Come on. Come on. WE ARE NOT GOING TO PLAY THAT GAME. >> OKAY. >> YOU ARE NOT GOING TO FOLLOW MY ORDERS. >> OW! >> YOU ARE NOT >> OW! >> OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. >> OW! >> ALL RIGHT. POLICE OFFICER. OKAY? SO, that's your words. So, All right. Now, you have to write it. >> Yeah. Yeah. He stopped by your foot. I'll have my >> Um you guys feel comfortable on the steps? >> In the end, he was charged with trespassing and banned from Southwest Airlines, and his job as an aerospace engineer was terminated. Speaking of dumb people refusing to believe that they've lost their job, here's a crazy worker who chose to put on a full-blown show with the officers after threatening to open fire on his co-employees after catching [music] a pink slip. >> Just so you I can shoot you. Like that. Coming this job every day. I be getting this every day. They don't respect their workers. That's corny as Coming this once in a blue moon. Don't trust me, [ __ ] that. Be done. You just take me to the jail, please. >> This is still fixable. >> Ain't got no fix. >> God, what's fixable? >> On November the 13th, late into the evening in Akron, Ohio, officers received a call from McDonald's reporting a worker who had been loitering for hours after being fired. When they arrived, the officers began a thorough investigation and quickly realized that there was far more going on than met the eye. >> Dog, man. You working here? >> Hi. >> Hello. >> Did you call? >> Yeah. >> That's the problem. You just not leaving or >> What's up? >> Hi. What's going on tonight? >> They trying to play me. Trying to play me for nothing. I ain't do [ __ ] [ __ ] that. Don't tell me if I say something out there, she going to fire me like I'm a kid or something. Ain't no way. Ain't no kids around here. [ __ ] that. Ain't going to just talk to me any type of way. I'm going to just leave and be out there in the cold. Well, no, I catch the bus home. That'd be corny as [ __ ] I'm not about to just be outside cold. I'm anemic. What if I >> What happened? >> I can wait on the bus. Why do I got to wait outside? I was at work. I'm not scheduled to get off till 6:00. You licensed? What that mean? Like I'm licensed, too. Just so you can shoot, I can shoot. >> We're talking to her. >> I don't make a lot of Man, I be coming this job I'm working. I just put a 100 hours in this last week. Trying to play me like I'm a whole like that. I'm coming to this job every day. I be at this every day. People don't respect their workers. That's phony as coming this [ __ ] once in a blue moon. >> What's your first name? >> Man. Hey, my man. Stay here, man. >> You need to stay over there. >> Hey. >> I just need to get this little information about first name. >> They got all my information. When they called on me, they got all my information. >> We just got to attach you to the call, see who we talked to. >> They got all my information, man. What you mean don't make it worse? Man, I was at work What you mean don't make it worse? >> I'm just asking you what your name >> What you mean don't make it worse, man? >> Okay, I'm just asking what your name is. >> Man, they told you my name over the phone when they called on me. The hell? >> Okay, well, I'm asking you your name. So, what is your first name? What's your first name? >> What you mean calm down? What you mean calm down? >> I want to >> What you mean calm down? >> That's it. >> Gang, man. >> Obviously, we're going to give you a second to collect yourself. >> Bro, if you don't want to take me to jail, take me to jail, bro. >> I I don't want to take >> Bro, I don't care about that [ __ ] I did seven years, bro. I did seven years, bro. I don't care about that [ __ ] Somebody play me, [ __ ] I'mma speak on it. I'mma do who they is, [ __ ] I don't care how high they job is. I'mma do who they is, [ __ ] I'm a human just like y'all is, [ __ ] >> We agree. Here's the thing. So, obviously private property, and they don't want they you're saying they're tired. >> want me to go out, go, man. >> Yeah, this that's what we're I'm just letting you know. >> I'm supposed to be scheduled here to 6:00. What the [ __ ] is you talking about? I'm not on my I'm not trespassing or anything. If I'm scheduled to 6. >> You're not. You're not trespassing. Listen. So, as of right now I'm telling you that they would like you to leave. And if you don't leave, then you will get charged with trespass cuz you're being notified at this point. >> I just tried to walk out that door and then what y'all say? Stay here, stay out. >> So, I don't >> I don't understand. So, we all playing me like I'm a kid now? >> No. >> I don't get it. I just tried to walk out that door. What you say? No, stay right here. Stay right here. I don't understand. So, what what? I can't leave now? >> You don't You don't listen. >> listen. I don't. I don't. I don't listen. I don't. I don't. I don't. >> Are you going to give her your name or not? >> No. >> While he lingered in his illusion, the officer struck him most decisively, leaving no room for doubt. >> Get out. Put your hands on top of your head and interlace your fingers. >> Bro, watch my foot, [ __ ] I got stitches in my foot. Watch my foot, [ __ ] I just tried to leave out this door and they kept me in there and now they want to arrest me for not leaving out the door. >> No, I did not I did not arrest you today. What are we arresting you for? What are we arresting you for? What are we arresting you for? >> How are you bringing me over here? Your car over there. It's over here. Why are you going this way? >> You're going the wrong way. Give you a chance to talk to me. >> I don't want >> You going to go to jail? I don't know why. >> Y'all act like jail scare people and like that. I don't give a about that. Y'all so tough, [ __ ] You ain't [ __ ] You was a [ __ ] in school, [ __ ] And your mom [ __ ] [ __ ] Talking about all that Just like them Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Restroom is that a M5? >> Yep. M5. >> Oh, so terrible, man. How they they use my name over the phone? >> know your name. >> What do you mean? What do you mean? They gave you my name over the phone. >> Who's they? The proverbial they? Who's they? >> You're so funny. What's your name? >> Oles. >> Yep. What's yours? Officer too. M C B O S S F. You keep that Bedford. I'm sure I remember that. Which one? 21 or 14? 21 I guess. Yep. Ain't that a [ __ ] Why do you keep pushing me like that? >> going to the front seat. >> Wow, you was the back seat right there. Why do I got to go to the front for? >> It's a little process, bro. Just come on. >> It's cool. You're right. I like black people though, so I ain't even going to say nothing. >> That's racist. >> Do you have any weapons or anything sharp on you? >> know what's in my pocket. I was just working in there. They said I don't know what's in there. >> You don't know what's in your pocket? >> They be having me grab I don't know what it >> I'm asking if you have any weapons. >> I don't know what's in my pocket, bro. Yeah. It's all right. Okay. >> Now that he was in cuffs, logically he had just behave [music] himself to avoid catching more charges. Or so the officers thought. >> You still don't want to tell me what your name is? >> Can we just go? I got stitches in my foot. I can't sit like this forever. >> [music] >> Can we just go to the jail? >> complied, it would have been done, but >> Okay, you could just take me the jail and we could be done. You could just take me to the jail, please. Can we just go though? I don't care about that. Can we just go? >> [music] >> You don't know me from Adam, but there's no reason for you to charge >> You don't understand. You just don't understand. I got kids and bro, you don't understand, bro. Losing my job for nothing? The hell for doing work? I'm doing work. The hell? money, bro. I don't get down like that, bro. I don't I don't get down like that. You got to know who you're dealing with, bro. >> Can I say something? What's up with I get the frustration part, cuz honestly I walked up a job before cuz they didn't want to pay me for my work. I get all of that, right? But that has nothing to do with right now currently. These are two totally different separate situations. You got kids, there's no reason for you to go to jail over some dumb This can be filed out in a whole 'nother way, but this isn't the angle. You're mad at them, I get that. >> Do y'all just want to Do y'all want to just be corny as You don't understand, bro. I don't give a [ __ ] bro. Take me to jail, bro. Take me to jail, bro. I don't care, bro. These people is crazy, man. >> We'll get you a ride home. >> I don't even give a Take me to jail, bro. I don't care, bro. >> Bro, look, can you not do that, right? This is not the time to fight this battle. You're mad at us, we got this situation. We don't know about it, right? So we're going off of what we saw. All she's asking is for your information. There's no reason for you to get a charge over this dumb Like you feel me? Obviously you're emotional about the situation, which is fair. I'll be mad too if somebody try to rip me off for some money. I just spent so many hours of work and time doing my job. That's some bull I hear you. >> Ain't nobody rip me off nothing. They talked to me crazy like I'm a Right. You talk to people how you want to be treated. The Then when I come back crazy, then I'm wrong. The >> Right, this is different separate situations, but I'm saying these are two totally different instances. >> They don't matter, bro. I've been slaving for these people. I got 14 stitches in my foot. Been slaving for these people. Just put 100 hours in with 14 stitches in my foot. For you to want to have an inspection and want to talk crazy to me cuz nig- moving fast enough. I don't be on that sh- >> I agree. But do you see what I'm saying, though? >> Bro, do you see what I'm saying? Do you see what I'm saying? Do you see my dedication and sh- >> Yes, I do. But you're going to jail cuz you don't want to give your name. >> That's cool, bro. I need it probably a piece of mind. And dude want to just grab me all weird and sh- like that, man. That's money is This [ __ ] >> Hey, man. >> That [ __ ] crazy. I'm hot. I don't give a [ __ ] hot. I'm pissed. >> I hear you. >> I don't care. I'm pissed, man. I'm pissed, bro. I'm pissed, bro. >> All right. >> I'm pissed. I'm pissed. I'm pissed. I'm pissed. That's why the girl even try to get me come out smoke a cigarette. She know them people wrong. Know they wrong, bro. That's why the head in there try to tell me to come on, come talk to him. And know she wrong. She just the boss. That's what she doing. That's what she doing, man. >> At this point, the reality that he had refused to accept all along was now staring him right in the face. He was now beginning to realize that threatening his colleagues with a firearm was a very dumb game and was almost certain to win him an even dumber prize. >> Annoying. >> How'd you get those stitches in your foot? >> I stepped on glass, man. >> I hear you. >> Uh-huh. Uh what's what's the charge I'm getting? >> Bro, she's It's false fire with This is still fixable. >> I ain't got no job. What's fixable? Right. She want to catch a case. I don't care. What do I have What do I got to live for right now? I don't care, bro. Why do you say that? >> [snorts] >> Let's talk to me. Why do you say that? >> You need to calm down back there, okay? >> Told you I'm on my >> Bro, listen. Stop. You get charged. Shut the [ __ ] up. Suck my But you If you want to go to Why you yelling? Why you yelling at me? You was a I know you was a Why I know you was a Why you I know you was a >> Is that all you >> I know you was a >> Is that a picture >> So I hope I hope you get I probably used to get your beat every day. Your wife probably off right now. That's probably why you got a third shift job so it won't hurt that bad, huh? So you won't see me when you get home when that black [ __ ] out your You know I hope I hope you got kids and I hope they You know that? I hope they all You know that? I hope they all just die. Triple up get hit by a Mack truck or something, you know? On the way to school or just hope a fire break out or something. Or y'all white people, y'all be having color blind. Maybe one of them might come get them. You don't lie. Trespassing and >> Come on. Come on. >> Don't lie. Talk about I trespass. Why you lie? >> Nobody is lying. >> Why you lie? Why y'all just say that I ain't trespassing yet. >> you to leave. >> Why you And I was trying to [ __ ] me. Y'all stopped me. >> I asked your name and you >> me. >> Are you going to get out or not? >> What you mean I'm going to get out? Man, I'm asking you now. >> Okay, so you're not going to get out. You're not going to get out. >> No. >> Good. >> Okay. >> You got my phone number. >> It's not a phone. >> Are you serious? Why you putting Yeah. Come on. Good. Y'all know I put I'll kick his ass. Oh. >> In the end he was charged with trespassing.