At first, this looks like a simple warrant arrest, but the longer this video goes, the more uncomfortable it gets. The officer finds Michael walking outside, tells him he has a warrant, and starts taking him into custody. Michael. You've got a warrant. I do? You do. Let me see what you got. Is this your money? No. Tie your dog up to that fire hydrant. It's all right, guys. It's all right. Put your keys in the car for me real quick. I'll just put your keys in my back pocket. What are you saying you're doing? I don't know. But you got a warrant, so I got to put you in custody real quick, you know what I'm saying? Michael is still trying to understand what is happening, but the officer is already moving him toward the car and putting him in cuffs. That is what sets the tone right away. I spit on a cigarette, sir. >> know. Spit it out. Why are you guys telling me I'm being put under arrest, sir? Cuz you have a warrant. Why? Uh is that why? I had Or did somebody call on me? Nobody called on you. Who's your boss? Joe Reed, my boss. Joe Reed, my boss. Joe Reed, my boss. What's this? Sweatpants? Sweatpants? Yeah. Yeah. I ain't gay, sir. No, I'm not. You want to put this dog back in the car? Michael resists the movement, complains, and keeps trying to bargain with the situation. The officer keeps giving the same answer in different ways. You have a warrant. That is enough. This really Just give me another court date, What's going on with your first one? I don't know. I really needed to go to have to go to work. Believe it or not, I needed to have to go to work. And 78414. No, I don't know if they got something else or what. I don't know. Either sometimes Sir, I've been homeless and I've turned my home homeless home homeless. I I pour concrete and I did that part Sure done. I ain't on no drugs or nothing, sir. Good. I drink a little bit of alcohol. That's all I do. Do you do drugs? No. Have you ever done them in the past? Yeah, years ago. Even inside the car, Michael keeps coming back to the same things. His boss, the bank, work, why he got stopped. The officer does not follow any of those side roads for long. All right. Have a seat in the back of my car real quick. Yes, sir. You'll just have Have a seat in the back. On this side. You pulled me that way. Sorry. Hey, no. What's I going to do? That's all right. I tried deep lung cancer. You're really going to take me to jail? Huh? You got a warrant. That's all I know. All right now, thank you. We sign you out on the warrant and I'll be there. That's not how that works. You can take He said Where is my dog going to be? Wait. Relax. I'm going to this Relax. I had to go to this bank cuz I don't He's going to take He's going to take the dog. No, he ain't going to bite him. He said he's going to take him to your girlfriend's house, all right? All right. 78414. He says his name is Ross Henderson. This is my boss's house, all right? That's your boss right there? Yes. He's going to go to this bank anyway. How much is going to cost me tomorrow now? I don't know. I got it in the bank. Let me go to the the bank. I I I can't do that. Look, you pulled me over before. Cuz you have a warrant. Oh, I walked down the street. He said he pulled over the eye and he had a warrant. Yep. How did I know your name? Huh? I I said Michael Yordi. How did I know you had a warrant? I didn't just know your name. I know I know what I did I Listen. Hey. So I Listen now. I know. I'm talking. No, listen to me. I don't want to hear you. I'm going to tell you what's up. The video now leaves the street and moves into the jail. There is no more body cam conversation here. >> [music] >> This is the hardest part of the video to watch. Here, the problem becomes physical and the condition Michael is left in takes over the whole story. >> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> And then the video ends with the part that stays in your head. After the arrest, the jail footage, and the injury, the suspect apologizes. The officer forgives him and tells him to watch his temper, but Michael says he can't help it. Go ahead. My transport is going to be ending at Penninghofen and Woodlawn. He wants to get out now. Class, sir. Here's all your stuff. Smokes, lighter, phone, pocket knife, money. You're all right. All right. Thank you, sir. Uh you're welcome. >> I'm sorry, my fault. >> It's okay. I forgive you. Just watch that temper. I know. See you.