tell you right now, you leave my wife alone overnight and she will be dead. >> Some self-proclaimed alpha males think intimidation and trash talk make them untouchable. But what happens when their fragile ego collides with a nononsense female officer who does not hesitate to put them in their place? >> No, you [ __ ] You calm down. I'm a mother man. You're not GOING TO WALK UP. BACK UP. Back up. >> It is time to go. You [ __ ] >> Here are the times misogynistic alpha males got humbled by nononsense female cops. Starting with Nathan, a misogynistic alpha who got handsy with a nononsense female cop. >> You're not going anywhere. You going to me do it on TV before I spit your face. >> Put your hands behind you. >> Get back. >> Yeah, you stay down. >> You ain't with a woman, man. >> On January the 23rd, 2025, police were called after a man allegedly threatened to kill employees at two local businesses. He escaped the area on a red bicycle, leading officers on a chase through nearby bike trails. When police caught up with him, he became increasingly agitated and refused to comply because she was female and a gender he believed was weaker than he was. >> About what? >> About what's going on with you today? >> I'm going home. >> Well, I need to talk to you, so stop. >> Get off. Get your camera off of me. >> You're not going anywhere. >> Where am I going then? >> You're standing cuz I'm talking to you. >> All right. What? >> What? What's going on with you today? >> I'm telling them the off cuz they had my stuff in the woods. >> I don't really feel like telling this story right now. Okay. >> I got to go home. >> No, you're not going anywhere. >> Why? Who the are you? >> What's your name? >> Nathan. >> Thank you. >> Anywhere. >> You do. >> You're not going anywhere. >> Are you going to me do it on TV before I spit your face? >> Wait. Don't spit on me. >> Don't get your hands off me. You like me or something? You want to grab my >> I got a girlfriend. You're not touching me no more. >> You're not going anywhere. >> You can touch me all you want, but >> get off the bike. [music] >> You >> get off the bike >> or what? >> Get off the bike. >> Yeah, I'm off the bike. Hold it for me. >> Stand right there. >> Just Just don't drop off the bike. >> Don't make me demonstrate. >> Hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Can't put them behind my back. You can put them in front. Go ahead. >> No. Put them behind your back. >> For what? >> Because you're under arrest. >> For what? >> Because you're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. What for? >> Wonder who. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back or you're going to get tased. >> Where's my step? >> Don't put your hands behind you. >> Get back. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> Something about complying with the female officer ticked the aggressive male right off, resulting in a dangerous outburst on his end. At this point, the deputy was up against a deranged man who was off his rocker. And the outcome wasn't looking too good. >> Get out of the room. >> All right. >> Get on the ground. >> Yeah, you stay down. You ain't with a woman, man. She >> No, she didn't. >> Yes, she did. >> You got You got someone coming. >> Yes. >> Stay down. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put it behind your back. >> Put it back. If you don't resist, don't resist. >> Yeah. Keep it right there. >> Yeah. >> Don't resist. >> I'm not resisting. Yeah, you were resisting. I watched you resist her. >> I'm sorry. That's cuz she's >> No. Yeah, because you didn't listen to her. >> Get off. >> I can't breathe. Breathe. >> I got you. I got you. I got you. >> Oh gosh. I got him. You want to get up and reset? Sorry, hun. I just had to demonstrate that >> I'm not going to my buddy. I just >> I'm on camera. >> It's not what you told us and I'm busy. >> I'm I didn't I was I'm done. >> Are you hurt, man? >> I'm okay. I'm okay. I'm sorry. She Okay. I didn't mean that, man. This is president. >> I'm sorry. I promise. >> Okay. I have no I promise. I got a girlfriend. She's pregnant. I swear to God. Okay. All right. >> I thought the wood >> I'm just going to call transported by >> Yep. >> Rambo >> 22. We'll take a 1052 for me. He's conscious alert. >> Kind of hard to >> 106. >> He's We haven't searched him yet. Um he's not really making a whole lot of sense. So go back on your side, man. What's going to be the chief complaint for the ammo? >> Yep. >> Sorry, guys. >> You okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Hey, you okay? >> Sorry you guys were [music] or something here. You guys beat >> beat your throw some locker candies at my head. Go ahead. >> Like the chief complaint for the ambulance. >> Your feet out real. All right. >> I'm 26. I'm not 23. It's probably just 9 seconds. >> How you guys a long time ago? >> Oh, thank God. >> I got I got >> I don't got >> Can you um talk to Can you get a statement from him? He's a business and when I got here, he was laying on top of assistant. So, >> okay. >> Can I hit that thing? >> My Can you give me my phone? >> We're going to take all your property now. >> All right. As soon as the misogynistic male got humbled by somebody his own size, his entire demeanor became docile, as if his aggression was only reserved for females. But that sudden behavior change wasn't going to do him any favors. >> Can you not bring me into jail? >> 26. It's under control. You can slow anyone else. >> Yeah, I'm >> okay, guys. I'm okay. >> No. No. You okay? Yep. >> That's my girlfriend's stuff. Don't my phone and everything. Don't touch it. >> Dude, we're taking we're taking all your stuff, man. >> You can't have my phone. Well, you can, but I'll just I got another one anyways. Can I go home? >> No. >> Uh, where are we going to jail again? >> 216. He's 104. cooperation. Your feet for me >> 406 will be in front of there. >> These shorts. >> Yeah, man. They're shorts, man. It's cold, man. What the >> I'm a man. 226 >> with that thing too. >> Yeah. See if they want to complain for DC cuz I >> Yeah. Yeah. >> What's your birthday? >> Throw them in here if you want. >> Yeah. Donald Trump. You know who this is? >> 1074. [snorts] >> American screaming. >> Hold on. Stop. Let me just adjust your C real quick. >> Don't uh nothing. >> This one's >> Don't uh >> Oh, my hands are freezing. >> Yeah. >> All right. All right. Have a seat. route. Oh my gosh, you good. >> Nathan was subsequently charged with felony battery to an LEO and felony bail jumping for which he received 3 years in prison. Nathan got what was coming to him. Quite similar to Charles, who thought he was too macho to get handled by female officers. >> Why you Why you posting up on me like that? No one's being rude to you. >> Back up. >> Back up. >> Hey, stop walking up like that. Let's go. >> You need to stop with all that. >> On December the 8th, 2024, police responded to a residence in Oak Park, Illinois, after a man identified as Charles refused to leave the building. The simple call quickly spiraled into a tense standoff when the suspect decided to push every reasonable boundary. >> Hi. >> My hat and my shirt, man. >> Your hat and your shirt? Is it in the unit? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Do you have the phone number of the person? So, they called us because they want you to leave. >> My shirt and my hat, man. >> Okay. Do you have a phone? You call them or >> is that who you're trying to call? >> I'll call y'all. Look, my shirt my ass, man. For real. >> Where is it? >> The unit. >> Oh, he's right here right now. Right there. That's your stuff, man. Call y'all [ __ ] Y'all [ __ ] >> Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, >> man. Hey, look. >> I be mean to you. >> Look. >> Look, we're not disrespecting you. >> Why you posting up on me like that? No one's being rude to you. >> It's time to go, sir. You got your stuff? >> I know what time it is. >> Okay. Y >> that's not nice. Look >> back up. >> Back up. >> Hey, stop walking over us like that. Let's go. >> You go, bro. I swear God, >> do you need an ambulance? How you feeling, sir? >> Oh, yeah, man. Look, you ain't going to tell what the [ __ ] to do. I swear to God, you ain't going to tell what the [ __ ] to do. >> This building, they're asking you to leave. They asked us to help get out. Okay, >> we can be done interacting if you leave. >> Man, >> so it seems like you may need an ambulance cuz you can't understand what I'm saying. Are you cognizant? Do you know where you're at? >> You know what time you're in? >> What? You're too slow. >> You're not GOING TO WALK UP. >> NO. BACK UP. BACK UP. >> It is time to go, man. >> From the start, it was obvious the suspect was just too intoxicated to follow basic commands. But when Charles attitude suddenly shifted from sloppy to aggressive, the female officers realized removing him from the property was going to be much harder than expected. >> Call somebody to give you a ride, man. Call a mover or tax. >> Let's smoke out something. Come on. Let's step outside. What's your name? >> Okay. What's up? Well, too much hospital, >> right? But if he's not going to go, you guys want to press charge us? >> He's not willing to go. He's not either. >> Basically, he he don't want to go. >> Okay, you got to go. So, you either leave now or we arrest you. What do you want to do? Do you understand? We're trying to be patient with you right now. Trying to give you all your options. >> You can leave or you can leave with us or you can go in the ambulance. You need help walking out >> cuz we can help you walk out if that's if that's what it's you don't need to prove yourself to us, man. You just got to go. >> Yeah. >> Walk out of here with your integrity or walk out of here with cuffs on your hands of four cops. You got to think through that. >> You ready to go? >> So, you're not oriented. You can't tell me where you are. You can't tell me your name. So, we're going to call an ambulance for you. >> Charles King. >> Charles King. Okay. Do you know where you're at, Charles? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Where you know what day it is? >> Yeah. 9:21. What does that mean? >> Can you roll an ambulance, please? Look. >> Okay, we're going to have >> Look, the 1221 the 1229. Look, look, got [music] me up. >> I ain't doing nothing. >> Guess who this [ __ ] liv look. I'm downstairs [ __ ] and they got you got me around. up some [ __ ] right y'all [ __ ] get the [ __ ] away from me right now baby and her look all these [ __ ] I swear to God I knock these [ __ ] out knock these [ __ ] out as you go on my son I knock these [ __ ] out I take the [ __ ] gun right look on the phone Look. Hey, [ __ ] this [ __ ] ass on the [ __ ] Look, I'm going to go on right now. Look. Look on the [ __ ] I'm right here on right. Look. Y call. Look. I right now on the [ __ ] >> man. You need to relax. Look, look. >> You want me to see if you [ __ ] Look. I swear to God. >> I swear to God. I swear to God. >> Calm down, >> man. Swear to God. Look, >> you swear to God. Look, you calm down. >> Take a deep breath. Okay, Charles. No, you [ __ ] You calm down. >> I'm a mother man. >> Well, right now you don't look like it. >> Right now you're acting like a toddler, >> man. [ __ ] you, [ __ ] >> You [ __ ] >> You need to stop with all that, >> man. [ __ ] you, [ __ ] Suck my >> suck my [ __ ] You don't know who you [ __ ] with. >> Okay. Look, you dumb >> man. Shut up, [ __ ] >> I'm a man. >> Lane with me. Don't care what you got on. >> Calm down. Back up, man. Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Back up, dude. No matter how calmly they tried to reason with him, Charles refused to act like an adult. Even as an ambulance arrived to help deescalate the situation, it didn't stop Charles from acting out. >> Ambulance is here. >> Man down. >> Okay. All right. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> All right. I got [ __ ] >> [ __ ] you. You little stupid ass [ __ ] >> Because you keep walking up on us. >> What's your name, [ __ ] I'm your [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Back up, >> man. [ __ ] you, [ __ ] >> Back up. >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] That's all you know how to say. >> Shut my >> All right. Oh, that's that's another one. That's another one. >> All right, let's go. >> Man, you need to go. >> I ain't tell you about >> Let's go. >> What are you doing? >> Hey. Hey, look. Stand down. >> What are you doing? >> They're the fire department. >> Stand up. Let's go, >> man. You dude. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> Charles, >> [ __ ] shut the [ __ ] up, >> Charles. We already explained to you, >> Charles. >> You're either going to go in the ambulance or you're going to come in cuffs. What are you going to do? >> All right, I'm going to tase them. You guys want to put handcuffs? You got to leave. >> If you don't leave right now, I will go into the ambulance. [ __ ] >> Okay. >> I thought I'd [ __ ] fight the man. You're not after. >> You ain't going to leave. >> No, I ain't going to leave. Look. >> All right. >> As soon as some more people get here, you going to be >> man. Check my shut the up. >> Hey, sister. >> Either way, right? >> I'm going to leave where I want to leave. They're saying >> leave here on your own. >> Shut the up, >> man. Shut my >> think about it for like 10 seconds. >> Shut the >> You're going to leave here, >> man. Shut the up. >> So, you want to get arrested? >> I don't get no arrested. >> Okay. So I'll just let you know you can resist. >> He's already willing to sign. >> I understand. >> Okay. >> Man, [ __ ] yeah. I'm [ __ ] Shut the [ __ ] up. Look. >> Shut the up. Shut the up. >> You don't have to talk if you leave. Man, shut the up. She shut the up, >> man. You know, look. Come on. Let's go. [ __ ] >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> We're giving you the option to leave, >> man. Shut the up. I'm a man. You be sitting on me. Don't do that [ __ ] Put that down. >> You're not listening. J, listen. I'm the man. I'm the mother man. >> You're proving it, >> man. You >> Yeah, >> you stay [ __ ] >> You walked this way out the door. >> Look, shut my >> Yeah. >> By the time the backup arrived, the officers on scene had reached their breaking point. It was now time for Charles to learn that his behavior had consequences. >> Hey, dude. I'm walking to you. >> Let him in. Let him in. me. >> You want to leave? Leave that down. >> Charles, just go. >> Come on, boys. I kill your ass. >> Come on. >> Listen up. Listen, Charles. All right, you guys are cuffed out. We're going to place him in custody. I'm going to tase them. Turn around right now. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. [ __ ] >> Get it out of you. You >> all right? >> Put your arm behind your back, man. Man, stop. Hey, stop that [ __ ] >> Hey, stop. Hey, stop ass [ __ ] Stop. Get this. Look, I ain't >> Look, get my hat. Get my hat. >> Hey, get my hat. >> Stand up. >> Get my hat. >> Stand up. Get up. >> Get my hat. Look. Get my hat. Get my hat. Look. Get my hat. Get my hat. >> Look. Get my Look. >> Look. Get out. >> Drop my keys. >> Huh? >> You got my keys. >> No. No. No. I got look my hat. Look my hat. Look. Put my hand on my head. Look. >> All this for me. Look. I'm Look. Look. Yeah. Look. I'm man. Look. I'm Hey, [ __ ] Hey. >> Turn your leg around. Come on. Look, look. I'm stay the wrong mother, man. Look, you are the wrong mother. Look, I got counter. Look, I'm >> Charles T. King Jr. was charged with disorderly conduct, criminal trespass, and resisting a police officer. Charles got served a piece of humble pie and so did Thomas when he tried to threaten a female officer after assaulting his own wife. >> Sir, drop the gun. >> Drop the gun. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Get on your stomach. >> Guess what? >> The wife will tomorrow. On February the 18th, 2024 in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin, deputies received a concerning distress call from a woman identified as Kathleen, who claimed her armed husband, Thomas, was threatening her amidst an argument. A female officer was immediately dispatched to the scene, but was met by a misogynistic, aggressive male who perceived the women's species to be beneath him. >> Sir, drop the gun. >> Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> 146. We've got one male. He is wearing a plaid shirt, jeans, and he's got a gun in the right hand. Drop the gun, sir. >> Drop the gun. >> 146. I lost visual. I'm on the north side. Can anyone see him on the south side? >> DROP THE GUN. >> DROP THE GUN. >> HEY, SIR. What's your name? >> 146. Do we have word of someone inside? >> She's at the front door. She doesn't appear to be scared right now. >> Drop the gun. >> Sir, drop the gun. Julia, I'm grabbing my rifle. >> He's just verbally at the moment. I don't think he's putting down the gun. He's now entering the house, it appears, guys. Liz, he's entering the house. 120 >> up against an armed male. The female deputy was well aware of the odds being stacked against her. However, knowing there was an equally vulnerable female inside the residence, the officer was not willing to back down until she guaranteed her safety. >> Ma'am, come outside. Come outside. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here, please. Come here, please. Come on. Yes. Right here. >> Right here. Right to me. Right to me. >> Right here. Come here. >> Dispatch, the females exited the residence. He went back inside the house. >> Come here. Right here. >> He's fine. I'm not >> He's loaded. >> That's fine. That's fine. I need you to come over here. Do you know him at all? >> That's my husband. We've been married for 30 years. Okay. Okay. He's low. >> Let's just All right. >> Is there anybody else inside? >> No. There's no one else there. It's just him. >> Can you stick with me for now? >> Can I grab my purse or something? >> No, we're not going to have you go in there if he's angry and upset with a firearm. That's not That's not happening. >> Take your time. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Here. Um you stick by my squad. Uh stay by the or >> I'm going to put you in the back of this one. That's fine. >> Does anyone have visual? I called 911. >> I know. I don't know. >> So, let's just uh stand right over here. All right. What's his name? >> Tom. >> There's not part and he had a gun in his hand. >> I know. I know. That's why we're That's why we're doing all these hangers. All right. No one else is in the house though. Correct. >> Okay. No, >> you don't have anything on you. >> No, I don't have my purse. I don't have my wallet. >> You just have your phone that's got my goes off. >> Okay, sounds good. Um, all right. Hold on to your phone and everything. Um, we're just gonna stay in the back of here till we get it all figured out. Okay. >> Your location. >> Um, >> what did he say? Did he threaten you at all? >> Oh, sure. >> I am >> He was going to me and he was sick of taking care of me. >> I had a bleed in my brain. >> Okay. My memory is terrible. >> Okay. >> And you know, it's been really >> Okay. Um, hang tight for just a second. Okay. I'm just going to make sure. Yeah, I was unaware that you lived at that residence. I thought he was just walking around trying to get into a house and everything like that. Okay. So, we're just going to we're just going to make sure everything's fine. Um is he just intoxicated at the moment? >> He's drunk. >> Oh, yeah. He's loaded. >> Okay. >> And I had nothing to drink. I mean, >> all right. So, we're going to try to get in, get him. >> I don't even know. Do I have my purse? >> You don't? But >> I have medications I have to take. Is that Thomas that's inside? >> Yes. >> Do I know you? >> I've I've talked to you a few times before. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I don't remember you. >> That's fine. Um is So, is he in there? He's in there by himself. >> Yes. >> And Okay. And what kind of firearm does he have? >> Honestly, I don't know. It's a It's a It's a hand. >> Okay. And what kind of statements were he make? Was he making statements or why did he >> Oh, no. He me he said he took care of me. I'm a loser. You know, same usual drunk man crack. >> Okay. Um, now if we if we call him, is he going to listen to us on the phone or is he >> Um, he'll probably call you and get the hell out of his life. And >> um, kindness. >> Do you guys have a landline there or does he just have a cell phone? >> He's got a cell phone. He's coming out >> here. Just hang tight. Had the female deputy arrived any later, there was no telling what Thomas might have done to Kathleen. His faithful wife, who stayed by his side for many decades. Since politely talking to the deranged old man had not worked, the officers decided to take a more sterner approach. >> Nothing in his hand. >> Put your hands up. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> Put your hands up now. >> Put your hands up. >> What the goddamn Put your hands. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Turn over. Stop it. >> You >> get out of your stomach. Yeah. I got to cut. Yeah. are fighting with them on the ground. >> You >> here help. >> Guess what? The wife would be tomorrow. You know why? >> Cuz you have no idea what you're doing. idea what you doing. >> Worthless. Hey I lost. >> Too bad for you. Uh, I lost my shoe. >> Here, hold on. >> Hey, let go my hand. Don't do that. >> Let go your hand. >> You're doing the L. >> Every last one of you. >> I can't get my shoe on. Hey, Cassie. Cassie, you'll be tomorrow. >> Damn it. >> There you go. >> Don't you dare grab anything. >> Excuse me. >> You worthless. tell you right now. You leave my wife alone overnight and she will be [snorts] >> Hello. >> Got a problem back here. >> Stop. >> No, you stop. What the are you doing? You're hurting my wrist. >> Stop moving. >> No, stop moving. >> I'll tell you one thing. >> White thing is going to be a big time to do with my wife. Yeah. Okay. You >> okay? >> You better make sure she's taken care of. >> She has seizure disorders. >> Let's go. We're going to go in the back of the spot. >> You trying to take your >> Oh, I know. I can do >> Oh, no. Just >> sit down. >> Sit down. >> We have nothing but female police. >> Sit in the squad. >> Absolutely. >> You sit squad. >> Sit down. >> Shut up and sit down. >> I lost my shoes. >> Get your legs in. >> Oh man, you going to pay a big price for this. >> Where's my shoe? >> I'll get it for you. >> Fate worked in funny ways. The wannabe alpha male who regularly tormented his poor ailing wife had been served justice at the hands of three female officers. Of course, this reality would not settle well with him. >> Where is my shoe? Where's my shoe? You >> Where's my shoe? >> Hello. >> What can I do for you? >> Where's my shoe? >> We have your shoe. Okay. >> I got one. I don't have the other one. >> The one's right here. >> Well, put it on my foot. >> Okay. >> Put it on my goddamn foot. >> All right, we will when you when you calm down a little bit. Okay. >> Oh, calm down. >> Stop yelling. >> You okay? >> You're worthless. >> Okay, time to You're gone. You're Punk. Doctors don't know what I'm been doing with the MCT oil. Medium chain tri my hands bleed. You got cuffs on so tight. That's when my hands bleed. You're going to have a bigger lawsuit. >> That's right. >> She tonight, tomorrow, White Fish Bay is good. Oh, I can't do this. Both my hands are bleeding because of these cuffs. >> They're not from the cuffs. They're >> Yeah, they're from >> No, they're not from the cuffs. >> Okay, so just sit in the car. >> I can't do it once. >> When she tomorrow, you guys are going to pay a big price. Big price. Big Rice White Fish Bay will be gone. In the end, Thomas was charged with battery to an Elio, domestic violence, endangering safety by use of a dangerous weapon, and disorderly conduct. While Charles was humbled most sweetly, it was mild compared to the moment Scott got knocked down by a female deputy. >> SCOTT, STOP. You're going to get tased. Get on the ground. >> Why? Cuz you're under arrest. >> On August the 3rd, 2024, officers in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, responded to a 911 call reporting a violent fight at a local bar. A 54 year old man named Scott allegedly threw a woman into a wall, causing her to strike her head and collapse to the ground. When bystanders rushed in to stop him, Scott took off on foot, unaware that officers were already being guided to his exact location. >> 37 to 210. Can you ask if he's wearing a solid dark blue polo or a striped blue polo? We got two males over here. >> Where's your brother? >> I have no idea. >> Is he involved in a fight? >> I have no idea. I left minutes ago. >> You weren't involved in the fight though. >> I was not involved. >> I don't talk to this guy. So, you or your brother got in a fight? >> I was not in a fight. >> And obviously, we have you urinating here, which >> Well, I know. I >> I mean, I I don't want to sit here and write a bunch of >> I'm 69 years old. I had to pee. >> No. And I get where you're coming from, and I don't want to sit >> I was not in a fight. I I >> I don't want to write a bunch of tickets. >> I was not in a fight. But when I asked you if you know who Scott was, you said >> he was my brother. >> But originally you said you don't. >> No, you never said Scott. >> What did I say? >> When the first time you said Scott, I said, "Yeah, he was my brother." >> Okay. Well, I guess we're going to misremember that. >> Okay. Well, Scott's my brother. Yeah, but I was not >> with him. >> Yeah, I was in But I left before that happened. >> Was there issues going on there? >> There was arguments and I got the hell out of there >> because you didn't want to be involved. No, it was not involved. >> All right. Um, I would expect a citation in the mail for urinating in public, so you're good to go. I know. >> I know. I'll pay. >> I'll pay the citation. >> Yep. After speaking with Scott's brother, officers quickly realized he needed to be located immediately given his clearly heightened and unstable state. Moments later, an officer spotted a man matching Scott's description. >> 37 coming. I'm going to be out with another male apprentice at sixth. Sir, sir, stop. Tomy's running. Stop. You're going to get tased. Stop. Stop. You're going to get tased. Taser. Tas. Taser. Oh, you you lay >> on your stomach. >> You [ __ ] 30 seconds. Taser deployed. You [ __ ] >> LAY ON YOUR STOMACH. >> LAY ON YOUR STOMACH. You're going to get tased. >> You [ __ ] >> You're going to get tased. >> Stop. [ __ ] [ __ ] You >> taser. Taser. Taser. >> Yeah. Yeah. Keep going. >> HANDS ON YOUR BACK. NO. [ __ ] you. >> 37 count. Give me more units now. >> I'm just walking down the street. >> You ran for me. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Why? Cuz you're under arrest. >> Police department >> from you. Even after multiple tases, Scott continued to escalate, forcing the officer to make a split-second decision as time rapidly ran out OF [screaming] IT. >> No way. >> On your back right now. >> Absolutely not. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. Wow. Got him. God, you're a bunch of [ __ ] This other hand now [screaming] step it up. Let go. Try to bite me. You're not going to win. You're not going to win. You're not going to win. You alone. >> Cough. Cough. Cough. >> Cuff him now. >> Give me a light. Give me a light. Got it. [sighs] >> Stacy, are you okay? >> Yeah, >> I'm fine. >> Back up real quick. Get a breather. >> You guys, let's replace these three. >> Yep. Give me a break. Uh, I don't know whose side of camera I said, but I got What am I talking? >> All right, let's get him in recovery. Get him on that side. 1, two, three. >> Got him. >> Yeah. How are you? >> Oh, I've been better. Smart things to do, man. This was not on the list of things. >> It is smart. >> Are you injured? >> Come on. Jesus Christ. >> Answer the question. >> You [ __ ] know this. Come. Don't be a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Not injured. Come on. >> You just had to work a little bit harder, right? >> Look at me. Look at me. >> Grab a um >> You think this is hard? >> And then >> you think this is hard? >> That's what I heard, too. >> So, we're not just Why? Why would I do that? Why would I do that? Who's got the >> Why would I do that? Why why would I do that? You're a gay mother for letting me have that. >> You mother right there. >> Stop. >> Look at that K [ __ ] >> Look at you too. All scared. Look at this mother. >> All scared. [screaming] >> All right. >> You help him pull that out. >> Scared. >> Scott's ego took a major blow after being tackled by a female officer, and he redirected his fury onto the other deputies. By that point, the officer on scene had had enough and moved to shut the situation down once and for all. >> Sounds good. >> Wrap. Whatever. >> We're going to do a wrap if you want to assist us with doing this. We're going to get probes out quick. >> I've got one in the hip here. >> No understanding of what happened at the restaurant and nothing. >> Somebody else >> on me. >> There's some wire up by a stair. >> Zero on me. There. There's like 10 of you. Continue on. >> Keep looking. Keep looking cuz there's something. [laughter] There's something there. Keep looking. I know there's something there. Find it. Find it. Keep looking. >> God, you guys have nothing to do. >> You have nothing to do, but keep looking. >> Keep looking. Keep looking. I threw everywhere. There's so much. Keep looking. Yeah, keep looking. >> Resist my legs. >> Don't put my legs anything. >> What did I just say? >> I will stop. No, no, no. >> Stop. No. No. Your >> choice now is to stop playing. >> Well, you are rejecting me and putting like pressure on my spine. I'm telling you right now, I'm screaming. Stop. You are putting pressure on my spine. [screaming] >> Stop. >> You are Stop. Stop. You are putting pressure on my spine. Stop it. >> I told you. No. No. Nope. Stop it. Stop. >> Still with us, man. >> [ __ ] you. You >> Yes. >> Yes. Please take that. >> This for me. >> I'll take it. >> Please take that. One, two, three. Tighten. You >> Hey, the guy's cutting it. That's on film. Can you tighten it a little bit more? You >> can you tighten that any tighter? >> No, I can't. >> Oh, thank you. >> You are so >> Thank you. Thank you. >> You know what it is? You're a >> Now, which side do you want to roll? >> COME ON. BE A [ __ ] MAN. WHY don't you tighten it? Why won't you tighten it? YOU RIGHT THERE. YOU RIGHT THERE. >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> Hey. Hey. >> What's your name right there? >> It's officer name. >> It's officer against one of you. >> What is it? >> Officer Siz. >> Oh, thank you. >> Yeah, no problem. >> Hey, guess what? I won't forget it. That's fine. >> You guys are complete joke. You guys are complete joke. Here we go. >> A joke. Do you know what's going to happen? They're going to let me go. >> No, we're not. >> Yeah, you're going to let me go. >> You got that? >> Hey, they're going to let me go. >> Yep. >> You know that helmet? Do >> you know that? I'll throw the helmet on. >> They're going to let me go. You know that. >> They'll let me go. All right. >> They will car this way and do this >> cuz we'll see each other in court. You know that, right? >> Yes, you will. You will. This is so stupid of you, >> right? So stupid. >> Yeah, it's so stupid of all of you to do this. >> So stupid. Scott was transported to the Portage County Jail and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer, causing soft tissue injury, substantial battery, criminal damage to property, and disorderly conduct. Scott did learn a humiliating lesson, and so did David when he tried challenging a female officer during a traffic stop. >> Hello, mozzarella will be police department. This is why I'm stopping you this speed. 57 and a 35. Why are you getting out of the car, sir? >> Don't be my driver. >> Have a seat. I'm not sitting. >> I'm not sitting. >> Back up. Back up. >> I'm not sitting, mother. >> On September the 10th in Willoughby, Ohio, officer Stacy Wright conducted what appeared to be a routine traffic stop involving 64year-old David Kubc. That was until he made a single reckless decision that nearly cost him everything. 812 radio traffic stop >> lost nation in the airport with Tom Henry ocean Robert Edward one Hello. Monster will be placed on her. Reason why I'm stopping you to speed 57 and 35. You're going 57 and a 35, sir. Do you have your driver's license? Proof of insurance. >> Why are you getting out of the car, sir? >> I don't need my driver's license. 12 radio. This male just stepped out of the vehicle. >> You step over here now. Have a seat on the ground. Noticing David's jittery and erratic behavior, Officer Wright decided [music] it was safest to have him sit on the ground while she processed his information. That simple request quickly twisted this ordinary stop into something far more dangerous. >> Have a seat. >> I'm not sitting. I'm not sitting. >> Back off. Back up. >> I'm not sitting. Mother >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm >> I will tase you, sir. Touch the vehicle. Put your hands ON THE VEHICLE NOW. Despite clear verbal warnings, David suddenly launched an unexpected assault on the officer. That was the moment officer Wright made it clear that this situation was no longer up for debate. Radio semi unit roll over on your stomach now. Knock it off, man. Knock it off now. Get your arm behind you. Put your arm behind your back. >> Get your cops. Get your cops. Get your cops. >> Shut up. Shut up. >> You don't do that to a woman. Do you understand me? Or not. You don't do that to a woman. >> All right. Come on. >> Take your time. >> Don't do that to raised you. >> All right. >> You're good up here. Mail's detained at this time. You can slide >> rolling your side. Stand up. Walk back to my car. David was charged with assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest, and [music] was cited for speeding and failing to wear a seat belt.