What's going to happen is I need everybody to leave the house cuz we're you have to meet where you have to. >> Every day, law enforcers are forced to make life-changing decisions. >> Do not move or you are going to get it. >> Witness the raw courage and the split-second choices that define a career and change people's lives forever. >> I wouldn't lie, please. I swear to God >> I got a problem with your statement cuz I got the little girl saying you grabbed her by the shoulder. >> I'm honestly afraid to get out. Can I >> get out? >> TELL YOU RIGHT NOW. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> HE'S GOT A GUN. HE'S GOT A GUN. >> YES, you do. >> Stay down. >> You know this is up, sir. Lay flat. >> Lay flat. This is up. This is caught on body cam. Marshfield, Massachusetts. >> Hello, sir. >> How are you doing, officer? >> I'm not doing too bad. How are you? >> Not too bad. >> Officers are called to a local Walmart over a man refusing to leave the premises. When they arrive, they find the man who is sitting in a car park holding a sign asking for jobs. >> Trying to get a job. >> Yeah. What's your sign say? >> Uh, please help. We'll work cuz God bless. >> Okay. >> I'm just trying to get a lawnmowing job. I hope. >> Trying to get a lawnmowing job. >> Yep. It's hard getting a job when you don't have a car. >> Yep. >> I got seizures, so I don't drive. >> Okay. >> It's hard just not having a car, you know. >> I No, I can understand that. >> And I have a job. I mean, I usually I usually work for my landlord. I've lived in Loyal. I have a place. I'm perfectly cool. Everything's fine. I am ex veteran. >> The man claims to be an ex-veteran and from Wisconsin. The police try to get the man to leave, but he becomes more and more defensive and argumentative. The confrontation goes on and on as they try to explain to the man that he is trespassing and needs to leave. >> Part of the street >> stop sign right down there by the pickup. It's not It's not the >> motor vehicle transportation. Yes, it did. Somebody didn't pay for that sign. The state did. >> Do you see a stop sign down there? state paid for that stop sign because it's a motor vehicle transportation. >> All these laws, but you can't get a job. >> Yeah, it's not no attitude. Cody knows me because felon. >> Look at all your killers. >> And last time I talked to you, >> you start off like this. >> You harassed me again >> and then you're apologizing because you had attitude >> and then you harassed me again. I got schizophrenia. Why you >> That doesn't give you an excuse to yell at people. >> You're harassing me. The man also claims that he knows the law because he wanted to become a police officer and that he has schizophrenia. >> We'll write you a loying ticket and I'll call probation man. Okay, >> go ahead. I'm going to call them. >> Hey, if you file that lawyering ticket, you know I'm going to fight it and I'm not going to leave. >> Eventually, the police decide to write him a loitering ticket. Something the man does not take kindly to. >> It's private property. We can't enforce those stop signs. >> Right. Private property right there. Nope. >> This is public. >> Public public property is up there. >> No, it isn't. That's private. >> Okay. Pull up a GIS map. >> No, I ain't got to pull up no GIS map. I don't >> You're refusing to let me explain things to you. >> I know the law. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. >> You think you do, but you don't. >> Dude, I was going to be a cop. How the hell you don't think I don't know the law? >> I don't I don't care if you were going to be >> You have to learn the law just as much as I did. >> Okay. Then you would understand that you can't >> and you would understand that this is Walmart parking lot >> and this is private this is public property. >> Okay. >> You're harassing me. >> I am not harassing you. We got we got a call up here and you were asked to leave but you didn't you gave me attitude. >> I thought the kids are planning. What do you expect? >> If you would have stepped off their property they wouldn't have even called us. >> I can't step off their property cuz I'm not on their property. >> Despite the ticket, the man still won't leave even after a final warning. >> This is our city. >> Yeah. Not your jurisdiction. >> All right. This is going to be your last opportunity. >> No. >> They want They want you trespassed. >> Good. >> Which means you have >> I'm not on their property. >> You are on their property. I'm not. >> If you refuse to leave right now, >> if you touch me, I swear to God I'll protect myself. >> You're going to get arrested. >> I swear to God I'll protect myself. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> What's he saying? >> He's refusing to leave the property. >> He's refusing to leave. So, we're going to be arresting him. >> Yep. >> He says he says he's going to defend himself. >> Yeah. He said he's going to defend himself if we try to arrest him. So >> after all other peaceful avenues have been done, police have no choice but to arrest him. >> Joseph, probation put a hold on you. Okay. Can you stand up? >> They put a hold on me. >> Yep. >> All right. >> You know, just put out your cigarette, please. >> Put it out, please. >> No. >> I said don't touch me. >> I said don'ting touch me. >> Come on. Yeah. Tat. >> Yeah. >> Under arrest. I said that. >> Okay, >> that [ __ ] Get off. >> Come back. >> I said don't touch me. >> Mother, >> you're under arrest. Put drugs on your back. >> During the arrest, officers deploy the taser to help detain him. And when searching his pockets, they find multiple illegal drugs. Okay. You okay? >> You're bleeding. Oh, he's bleeding. Got any weapons? Do you have any weapons? >> What was that? >> I couldn't hear you. >> No English. Joseph, you had every opportunity, man. I hope there's some drugs. That's probably why. >> They were just going to rate you some tickets, dude. >> Yeah. Well, >> no, it's not going to. >> You sat there and talked my PO for 9 hours. It >> was a 5minute phone call. >> No, it was 9 hours. Even while being arrested, the man continues to act bizarrely, pretending to not speak English, as well as muttering to himself. The suspect was ultimately arrested on multiple charges, including possession of drugs, trespassing, resisting arrest, and threats to law enforcement. Las Cusus, New Mexico. >> Hi. >> Hi. How you doing? >> Good. How are you? What can happen? >> We got hit twice earlier. >> Are they both already gone? >> Oh, yeah. >> Police were dispatched to an inrogress shoplifting incident, but upon arrival, the suspect had already fled the scene. Officers, however, acted on a hunch and began checking into local stores to see if they could find the suspect. The store manager says the suspect has also been prostituting outside of the store over the past few days. >> Police catch up to the person in another store. >> Come on, man. >> Can you come outside with me? You want to put that back? Put that back. >> Come outside. >> Come outside. >> Come outside. >> Come outside right now. >> Sir, don't touch. >> You're going to stop it. >> What's wrong with >> What's wrong with you? And they immediately begin resisting the officer, forcing them to deploy a taser after the suspect tries to flee. >> Get on your stomach. You don't need your stomach. GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH. GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> JUST KICK ME OUT. [screaming] >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> CAN YOU TALK TO ME, PLEASE? The suspect begins screaming and throwing a complete tantrum. >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH OR YOU'RE GOING TO GET IT AGAIN. >> Get on your stomach. >> Get on your stomach or you're going to get it again. >> Do you hear me? >> He even begins meditating. >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Get it behind. Put your >> hands behind your back. Say lie to you. Be >> lie to everybody. They're not going to have They're They're not They do this to me. They're not going to have Did they do this to me? They're not. They're not. >> You taste the >> The person struggles the entire time during the arrest, acting like a spoiled child. >> I can't move my legs. You're abusing the out of me. >> You pull me out of the store. >> You tossed me inside the store. You pulled me out and you wouldn't let go. You scared me. I do not know what to do with you. Blasphemy. Blasphemy. Blasphemy. I put a crown. >> I can't move my legs. Dumb ass. >> You're moving them. >> I can't move them. >> You're moving them right now. >> I can't. >> The suspect also claims that he can't move his legs despite flailing them the entire time. >> I can't. >> Why can't you move? >> Because he tased me. You won't listen to me. >> That doesn't mean you're moving. >> You won't listen to me. You never do. >> You see any officer? He never do. He doesn't listen. >> He's a lawyer. They deceive me. >> Yeah. He's saying that he can't he can't move his legs right now. So he walked me. >> Why do you want this from me? Why would you shoot at me? I did not do nothing. >> Go ahead and lie. Go ahead and lie. Go ahead and lie. Go ahead and lie. You did not do this from the beginning. >> During the arrest, the suspect shouts and screams many different things. They also claim that the woman in the store is the one who told him to run despite that not being the case. The obnoxious behavior continues as officers haul him to the cruiser. You >> don't know me. All you do is lie. You abuse me. You abuse me. >> Even officers are surprised, however, by what the suspect shouts next. >> If you kick us, that's another charge. >> I didn't mean to. I didn't mean to. Stop it. Stop me. >> Stand up. Stop >> when they start screaming about their pronouns. >> Abraham, >> why are you >> Gabriel? >> Why did you tase me? >> Just bear with us, man. We're trying to help you. >> You're not helping. Just grab me from the door. I'm scared. You just I'm back. You take the out of me. >> We don't want to hurt you. >> I don't want to be. >> Do you remember me, Abraham? >> At least you work together, bro. >> Hey, I'm here to help you, man. >> The whining continues for a while as officers search the suspect and take pictures of the taser wounds for evidence. Your hands your hands are too much. Just let me sit. No, just let me be s. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't Oh, no. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Please. I can't brea. Stop forcing me. >> Can you just let me breathe? The suspect claims when questioned that they weren't stealing and that people called the police on them because they are jealous of them. >> Because they get judged when I got kicked out. >> Everyone knows me here. >> Okay. >> They they they judge me from they get jealous of me. >> They don't get jealous of you. >> Yes, they do. Don't lie. Please. >> The complaint was that you were stealing. >> I am not. >> That's what their complaint is. >> My brother is the one that steals. >> Okay. So, how does >> I don't steal. My brother does. The tantrum continues, however, after the suspect is taken to a local hospital. >> Do me a favor >> over jealousy. >> You are >> not innocent. You're guilty. >> You're guilty. >> You are guilty. >> And he knows it. Who are you going to impress them? You are the bully. I forgive you. I mean >> the CAD notes and everything like at this time she was self dispatching to a 21 well self dispatch to the weapons call or whatever >> me on my neck and then you took off running and then I told you I was going to take you >> so they forgive the officers they were ultimately charged with shoplifting resisting arrest for long Washington. Officers were called in to help deescalate a fight that had broken out in a bar. Police arrive on the scene to people shouting and arguing with officers deciding to hear each side of the story first. One of the men is immediately confrontational and argumentative. Everyone in the situation seems to be drunk to some degree, not helping the already tense situation as arguing begins again. >> Hey. Hey, we're done. >> Yeah, you're a >> We're done. Or do you want to go to jail for this early conduct? Then pay your tab. Pay your check. Pay your tab. Okay, sir. >> Pay your tab. >> Just hold on. Hold on. >> Okay. All right. Right. >> No, you're about about to find out. >> Just hold on a second. Okay, just hang tight. >> Don't push on me. >> Don't stop. Okay, >> we're walking your son out. We're trying to keep it deescalated right now. I don't want you to go over there and I deescalate. >> I don't. >> The officers try to hear everyone out. And as the story becomes more clear that Rick, the father of one of the people who were involved in the brawl, had more to do with it than anyone else. However, the officers were going to let the man leave, understanding that this was simply a drunken fight. However, the man continues to shout at the other people, escalating the situation again. When an officer touches the man gently asking him to stop, he becomes even more agitated and officers are forced to take action. >> Because you guys are good to go. >> What's problem? >> You guys are good to leave. You guys are good to go. >> We're going to leave. >> Issue. You're good to go. You forgetting about the fourth amendment. >> So >> you can kiss my ass. >> No, I'm not going to do that. >> Yeah, you will. >> No, I will not >> kiss my ass, [ __ ] >> And the rest, please. >> You piece of Rick, >> stop behind your back. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. You're under arrest. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> GET ON THE GROUND. Get tasing. FIGHTING. >> HE'S GOT A BAD SHOULDER. >> STOP RESISTING. >> SHOULDER. >> RELAX. Put your arm behind your back. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Stop resisting. Put your hand behind your back. >> Relax on your stomach right now. >> On your stomach. >> ARMS FLAT ON YOUR STOMACH. >> He's got a bad shoulder. Everybody take a deep breath. >> Hey, listen. >> Ma'am, his shoulder. >> I'm helping. We're trying to figure it out. >> You guys need to punch him like that. >> Everybody stop talking. >> Sir, >> we are going to place you in two sets of cuffs. >> You need to chill. React. >> You guys don't need to punch him like that. >> Well, he doesn't come at us in our face and threaten to kill us. You kick our ass. >> He never said that. >> He threatened to kick my ass. >> He I was standing. He never threatened. >> He threatened to kick my ass. >> Recorded. I'm going to need a third cuff. third, please. >> Okay, just relax. >> The man continues to resist the arrest, even after being tased, clearly wanting to fight. >> Give my wallet to my wife, guys. >> No, give my wallet to my wife. >> Okay, we do that. >> I do. You want to grab him? >> I'm going to go pay you out. >> I need to give my You guys already pulled the uh >> Yeah, I got tiger probes out. Hey, you need to stand up on your own. You're too big for me to hold. >> Okay, there you go. Ray's bringing a car, right? Somebody put him in a car. Oh, hold on. Hold on. Chill. Give me my >> What is that? >> That's a cartridge. Here you go. >> I'm going to go get you out. >> I'm going to sue the [ __ ] out of you. Go ahead and try that. >> Even after being arrested, the man continues his aggressive tone, exclaiming he is going to sue officers as he is escorted to the cruiser. >> Okay, I we're in the middle of a highway. Where do you I can't. So, give me two seconds. Goodness. >> The suspect was charged with assault, harassment, resisting arrest, and malicious mischief, Tampa, Florida. Officers were conducting a traffic stop on a car for an improper lane change. When approaching the car, the woman decides to make things incredibly difficult for police, immediately acting bizarre and erratic, clearly under the influence of something. camera made me up. >> But I'm not a bad person. >> Hi. >> Listen. Hi. >> How you doing, ma'am? >> Hi. Use my hand. >> I say your hand. >> I'm not going to be a bad person. That's good. >> I I tell the truth. I'm an honest and regular human being who tells the truth, and I don't want to get in trouble. The woman claims she is here to pick someone up and continues to act in a strange way. >> I'm I'm perfectly safe. >> Okay. Well, I'm not saying nothing. >> Perfectly safe. Hold on. Can I talk to your microphone? >> No. Here. Actually, >> I'm not I'm not going to touch you. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No sir. Unless you want me. You can have me. But I'm not stepping out of anything because I'm perfectly safe. >> That's fine. How dare you? >> Can I check your eyes as part of field sobriety to make sure that you're okay to be driving? >> No, I haven't on me. >> You don't know if you have any eyes on you? >> I have two of them. >> Yeah. Can I check them as part of field soiety? >> Oh, yes, please. >> Okay. Can Can you step outside so I can do it? >> No. >> Okay, >> I'm not doing that. >> Okay. Do you wear glasses or contacts >> sometimes? >> Well, are you wearing them right now? >> No. >> Okay. They're colored contacts cuz I like green eyes. >> Okay, >> stop playing with me, sir. You have a mustache and I don't trust you. >> I'm sorry that you feel that way. >> Do you have a cam on you? >> Because I want the cam to be catching all of this. >> I believe >> I don't trust him. >> Okay, here. Listen. Can you see my light right here? >> Yes. >> What color is it? >> Red. >> All right. What I want you to do is focus on my light. Should I? >> Should I? >> Well, I'd like you to. >> Yeah, you'd like me to, but I don't want to because I don't trust you. >> Well, here's what's going on. Okay. Right now. >> Okay. Touch me. >> There's There's a possibility that you're >> No, I'm not even the driver. >> Well, I would like to check your eyes. >> I'm not the driver, so you don't get to determine whether I'm impaired or not. Listen, I'd like you to >> Am I impaired? It doesn't actually. >> After a long conversation of trying to get the woman to leave the vehicle so officers can perform a field sobriety test, her mood swings massively throughout and she eventually gets out of the vehicle, even breaking out into a small dance for no apparent reason, all while arguing with the officers. After refusing to do the test, she is arrested under suspicion of a DUI. But if I chose if I chose to actually address >> we have a female unit available for search. >> Let me go. Let me go. I'm asking a real ass. >> Let me go. >> No, I want to ask YOU A QUESTION BEFORE I DO THAT. NO, I'm not under arrest. >> You are. That's why handcuff meanings. >> No. >> Do I Why am I under arrest? >> I I was not driving. >> Driving. No. DUI means driving under intoxication. Driving under intoxication. I was not driving. >> HEY, DO NOT BITE ME. DO NOT BITE ME. >> Let me go. Let me go. I was not driving. I was not driving. >> After being put in the car, she decides yell at the officer, continuing her tirade, even as the officers reads her rights and explains why she was arrested. >> All right. Can you can you hear me? >> Of course I can hear you. >> Okay. [clears throat] I'm officer Ben of the Tampa Police Department. >> Who you are? I'm now requesting that submit to a lawful test your breath for the purpose of determining a phone call. >> I hate [music] you. >> If you submit to attempt request of you your privilege to operate motor vehicle be suspended for a PERIOD OF ONE REFUSAL or 18 months if your privilege has been previously suspended as a result of refusal to submit lawful test. Additionally, if you refuse to submit to the test I requested of you and if your driving privilege has been previously suspended for a prior refusal to submit to a lawful test of your breath, urine or blood, you'll be committing a misdemean. >> Refusing the testing is admissible as evidence of no criminal proceeding. >> We provide a breath sample. >> You want to provide a breath? >> You. >> Okay. >> I hate you. I didn't do anything to you. [crying] Hey, will you sign a sign one for me? >> Yeah. >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. >> I can hear you. >> Uh yeah. Yeah. I'm I'm going to be here for a minute. >> I'm I'm just going off to the side now. >> I didn't do anything. >> [music] >> She was charged with battery, resisting an officer, and driving under the influence. [music] [music]