Bro, you talking to my girl talking about me? >> You relax, bro. >> I'm your son. >> Hey, back up. Back up. Get over here. No. Get over here. >> Get over here. Stop with that. >> I'm on my property and I'm not doing nothing wrong. I'm on my property. I know my rights. >> Put your hand. >> Watch as officers face off against two of the most irritating suspects they've ever encountered. Mark. It all started with a worried call to the police. A young man was receiving threatening messages from his father. Someone with a history of issues and even a past restraining order filed by his ex-wife. The son feared things might worsen, especially since his dad had been acting aggressively after a recent family argument. >> Hello. What's going on? >> Uh, nothing. My dad is just like threatening me over text and he has a pass restraining order, so I'm just a little bit worried. >> Okay. about what's going to happen. >> What's the restraining order say specifically? >> I actually don't know. I don't have >> it was his ex's wife. >> She got a restraining order so he can't go near her or so many yards away from her her house. >> Okay. So, the restraining order is on the exwife. >> Yeah. Okay. All right. >> Yeah. >> Just making sure cuz if he's coming here then that violates Okay. >> No, I'm just saying that he has like stuff, you know. >> Huh. >> He actually lives here. >> Okay. He does. The tension began a week earlier. There was a fight at home, followed by the father twisting the story to his new girlfriend. When the son and his brother reached out to the girlfriend's son to explain their side, it set the father off. He began sending angry texts. >> All right. Okay. So, what what's going on? Why is this issue coming up? >> So, basically, like him and his So, there was a big thing that went down here like about a week ago, right? Just some family drama stuff. And he uh just got a new girlfriend. and basically like just spun the whole story around to his girlfriend, telling her this and that. So, me and my brother called his girlfriend's uh son and like basically told him like what happened pretty much. >> And after my dad found out that we contacted him, he went like crazy on me and my brother. He texted my brother a bunch of things saying like, "Oh, I hope you never come back to the house. If you do, I'll be ready for you." This and that. So then, um on a group chat, his girlfriend texted me this just like this super long thing about >> that guy. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And he's he's never like talked to me like this before. So like this is like it's an actual threat, you know? Like I know how this how he is. But I didn't want to tell him that the police were going to be here because I didn't want him to like go wherever, you know what I mean? Not come here. >> Unfortunately, it's this is one of those things that it's it's a threat, but it's not like a threat that the law considers a threat. What they define is a threat. >> Gotcha. Gotcha. >> By saying, "I hope you're there. you ready for me? >> But that's pretty much insinuating a fight though, isn't it? >> But you got to remember the way we have to think is what is a lawyer going to ask? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Fortunately, with laws, it's not always that way. >> Got you. Got you. >> Then the officer found out the father actually lived at the same house on and off. >> So, there's not going to be a lot I can do except try to keep you guys separate or try to keep it calm as possible. This is his actual home. This is his home. And um he stays sometimes at his girlfriend. >> So if he claims this as his home, like his primary residence, the thing is I can't force him to leave. >> No. >> Because we're not allowed to force people out of their homes, right? >> According to the report, the house belongs to a man named Taylor. The officers tried to keep things calm, planning to wait outside until the father showed up. >> This is Taylor's home. >> So unfortunately, he's not breaking any laws at this point. Okay. So, so we'll just sit out here when he pulls up. I'm sure he's going to pull up any minute now. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. We'll be out here waiting. >> All right. Well, then >> right away, the energy changed. The father started confronting his son, accusing him of speaking to his girlfriend behind his back. Officers told both men to stay separated, but the father kept moving closer, ignoring every warning. >> What's going on, sir? What's going on? >> What's going on, man? >> What's going on? >> How you doing? Good, man. >> What business is it? of yours talked to my girlfriend >> son about me. >> Come over here and talk to me. >> No, I'm sitting right here. You come over here. >> You have you you didn't talk business about me to my girlfriend. >> I I just told you >> it's not your place, man. All right. Go. You go over that way. What is going on? >> You stay over there, motherers. You stay Oh, you stay right here. >> You got to stay right here. Okay. You're right. Stay right here. >> Okay. >> Here, Taylor. >> No. Don't Don't Hey, hey, listen. You don't have to. If you don't want to, you don't have to go over there. >> All right. >> Point. >> You're an adult, right? >> Yep. >> So, what? >> Trying to have a talk with you, man. >> Cops, >> bro. Because I think you're going to do something. You're saying >> I'm going to do to you, man. Mother, I never laid a hand on you. >> Well, you acting like you're going to do it right now, bro. >> Bro, you talking to my girl talking about me? >> You relax, bro. I'm your son, bro. What you guys going to do, bro? No. We are here to talk on Coke right now, man. >> What is going on? >> Am I on Coke right now? The father refused to cooperate. Officers moved in to separate them and that's when the father struck one of the officers and tried to fight back. A struggle followed and officers were forced to take him to the ground and put him in handcuffs. >> Don't make anything worse. Hey. Hey. I'm going to ask you to back up. Hey, back up. Back up. Get over here. No. Get over here. Get over here. Stop resisting. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Put your hands on your back. You get arrested. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're getting tame. >> If you do not put your hands behind your back, you're getting your back. >> Do you want to stand? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You don't ever hands on a cop like that. When I tell you to back up, you back up. >> Got one detained. Tim for >> You won't press charges. >> Yeah. >> It doesn't matter. You already got charges on him. >> That's your choice. By the way, I'm your son, man. And I would >> have one thing, man. And you got to do this to me, man. It really shows who you are as a person. >> Stay right there. I will tell you to move. Do you understand? >> A lot of people going to be at the mouth. >> All right, that's enough. You're not helping this situation right now. >> I understand you're on set. >> You run your mouth does not help. >> 51. >> All right, roll on your side. Stand up. >> Let's go. >> My glasses got me all cut up. Sit >> in the car. You mother. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Next time. >> Don'tate. Next time. Be the bigger person. Walk away. >> There was no point in told you to walk away from him. You're a grown adult. >> You're 20 years old. If you wanted to walk away, you can walk away and talk to us and we'll talk to him separately. >> Yeah. >> All right. Although the officers asked the son if he wanted to press charges, the father was already facing serious charges, including battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest with violence. >> Twisting my back, >> what would that mean? Like >> basically, he get charged with battery on you and not only that, but on us. >> And what would that mean? No, he's going to jail regardless. Question is, do you want to file the charges as well? >> So, if I say no, how long will you go? >> It doesn't matter. >> That's not up to us. That's up to the judge. >> We can't speak for you, man. >> Okay. Whatever you would decide to do and what you want to do, that's up to you. We can't speak for you. >> But regardless of now, he's going to jail right now for battery Elio and resisting without. >> Later, it was confirmed that one of the officers had a few cuts and bruises while the son appeared unharmed. Officers documented the injuries for evidence. You >> doing all right? >> Yeah. Uh Bryce got a couple cuts and a bruises in his leg, but I'm good. I'm tempor. [Music] >> You want to take photos of his injury? >> Yeah, I'm going to take it right now. But >> so I explained to him basically >> threats unless he's actually going to do something when he gets here, then it's a different sort. >> Both son and dad come out. Okay. >> He comes out. He's like, "What the you going to do talking to us?" You know, "What the you going to do?" And then he's like looking at his son. Why the do you have any business talking to my girlfriend? And he's like, "Why'd you call the police?" And he's like, "That's >> why you guys are here." >> Huh? Yeah. >> And so then dad's like, "You can come up here." And we're like, "No, come over here." Trying to separate the two. >> He's not letting it. He's like, "You guys can come up here." So we go up there. Starts getting in the kid's face more. And then eventually we try to get in to separate them and dad like head butts them essentially just barely touches them but goes in. So then try to break them apart. As we do that he sits there and swaps me away, grabs them and we start fighting them to the ground and just >> What are your charges on him? >> It's going to be battery le and resist without >> cuz I had to pull. >> He didn't have any charges against the sun. >> I asked the sun didn't want to. I mean, I could still do it cuz it's DV. >> I was going to say, did he actually strike his son? >> Barely. >> Barely. It was like >> the brim of his hat literally just like tapped him in the forehead. >> Last year. >> That's when I asked him like, "Hey, man, step back. Let's avoid all this." >> 42. So, I mean, if you don't have a DP, you don't have it. I mean, I wasn't here. That's >> it. I'll defeck it. >> Yeah. If you just >> Yeah, I'll get all that. >> Don't worry about the DV. He said he didn't want to press charges anyway. So, >> okay. And I think with him the brim, I don't think that'll count for anything. >> Okay. >> So, >> all right. Well, hold on. >> In the end, the father identified as Mark was officially charged with resisting arrest with violence and battery on an officer. His total bond was set at $5,500. It's important to remember he remains innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. If you found this case intriguing, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content like this. Mark, this woman is clearly in distress as she explains what's been going on inside her home. She says her roommate recently moved out because her own son was physically assaulting her. She tried to protect herself by locking both doors, but somehow he still managed to break in. He forced his way into the house, entered her daughter's bedroom, and threw her out of the room, slamming the door in her face. Now he's locked himself inside, and is refusing to come out. >> Listen, I got my the roommate that rents the room from me just left because of my son was hitting me. He My son just came in the house. He He walked >> I locked both doors. I locked this door and I locked the one in there. I locked both doors and somehow he opened the door. >> I was in her room and he came in there and threw me the out the room. He just slammed the door in my face. That's her bedroom. He's been in her bedroom all the time. >> Why is he? >> And now he's saying it's his bedroom and he won't get out. >> You can't keep telling him he's got to stay here cuz he's you're letting you're you're enticing him to do this. >> He thinks he can do this. >> The woman is visibly shaken. She shows her injured arm, saying her son scraped it badly with the door when he forced her out. He even threw her off the bed. >> I told you he was saying when you got out of jail. >> Are you injured? Where? >> Yes, I am. I am. Look at my arm. He scraped up my whole arm with the door when he threw me. He was threw me out the room. >> I want him out of there now. That's my daughter's bedroom. He's in. He told her she can't go in her. He said, "I can't get anything out of my bedroom." He said, "I can't go in there anymore. It's my bedroom. I've been living there. All my stuff is still in there." >> Okay. So, where is he at? This >> He's in the bedroom. >> He's in our bedroom right now. >> According to her, he showed up the previous morning and has refused to leave since. That night was the first time he stayed there and she never permitted him to move in. >> He came here yesterday morning and refused to leave. That's the first time he stayed here was last night. Like I told you, I already told you once he opened the door for you, he should have never been in my house. >> Okay. >> She's frustrated because she says she's been asking for help, but no one's listening. She made it clear he is not allowed to live there. No, if he wasn't a bad kid, I wouldn't I would let him stay with me. But he's >> Well, I tried to resolve this earlier and you walked away. You didn't want to talk to me. So, >> because you don't You're not helping me. You're making problems. >> Well, you're not helping me. And I'm asking certain questions and you >> I already told you a million times. How many times I got to tell you I did not say he could stay here? >> But he was welcome then and then now he's not welcome now. >> It's No, he's not to live here. He can come visit. He cannot live here. He just went in my daughter's room and said that's his room. He threw me out of the room. >> I was here earlier. They didn't want to talk to me. So now, and I think he got released from jail on the 12th of this month and he's been here since then. >> He told officers he gets mail at that address and that it's his residence. >> Does he live here? >> He says he does. He says he's gets mail here and he This is his residence, but it's okay. >> So, what did you tell him earlier? >> I verified what was living address. He said it was here. However, when officers asked a woman named Pam, she said Mark was lying. Mark kept trying to explain himself, saying he had just gone to his room, but Pam tried to force her way in. >> So So where's where's Pam? >> Oh, she's inside. >> Can you have her come out here? >> Yeah. >> Take my thunder more. He's lying. He wants to come back here and he's not staying here. I can't do it. >> I'm not talking to you, Mark. I'm talking to Pam right now. >> I live here. I just came back. I went to my room. >> Mark, I said I'm not talking to you right now. I'm talking to your mother, Pam. >> You talk to her and I'll talk to him or whatever. I'm trying to let her know I just came back. I came back here. I went in my room. What she do? She tried to come in there and bust in my room through the door. >> Isabella before she called you. >> We said we're not talking to you right now. You're not talking to him either. Go inside. >> I have nothing. I have nothing. >> Go inside, Bart. Go inside. >> Okay. Let me see this. I like to record this incident cuz you seem a little a little hostile and crazy. >> When are you going to grow up and get your own place, Mark? >> He's never going to. >> The officers tried to speak to Pam, but Mark kept interrupting. He also started recording the officers and asked to speak with their supervisor. He said he was on his property and wasn't doing anything wrong. >> Hello. Yeah, this is right here. I got this officer right here >> being rude and go inside. I'm talking to >> my house. I'm on my property and I'm not doing nothing wrong. I am I'm on my property. I know my rights. I would like to speak to your supervisor. >> I am supervisor. Well, I'd like to speak to someone ahead of you cuz obviously you're not you're not doing your job right. Go inside. Get out. >> Please do not touch me. >> I'm on my property. Please do not touch me. I'm on my property. Look, he is getting hostile in my personal. >> He will not leave me alone. >> Go inside, man. >> I'm the one that called you guys. >> You're disrupting my investigation right now >> and you're disrupting my people. Go inside. >> I'm not doing anything on my property. Just give us a minute. >> I'm on my property. >> Says he's a supervisor on duty and he's trying to make me go inside and tell me I'm disrupting his information, but yet I'm the one that called him for being assaulted and them coming in on my property. >> You're disrupting my investigation right now. Yes, you are. >> I'm the one that called you guys. >> That doesn't matter the phone with y'all. >> Go in here. You're You're disrupting my side. I'm on my property. >> This is my property. >> You can say whatever you want, but I need you to step aside. >> You're You're disrupting my investigation, Martin. Go inside. I walk away. >> Step inside, ma'am. >> This is I don't have to though. I don't know why you guys are trying to force me to go inside knowing I don't have to. >> I'm not forcing you. >> I'm asking you. Please, can you go inside? >> You're disrupting the investigation. >> Her you wanted to talk to her? I'm talking to him. >> Mark kept arguing and refused to leave the area. That's when the officer decided to arrest him for obstruction. >> I'm not doing nothing. I didn't do nothing, man. I didn't do nothing. Look, he's putting me under arrest. I ain't do. >> You're obstructing is what you're doing. Yes, you are. Yeah, >> we've asked you nicely. >> I I don't have to go inside. >> You're disrupting the investigation. >> Moving. >> Quit wiggling around. >> See, Mikey, why are you going to be like this? >> I didn't do nothing. >> Doesn't matter, man. I told you to. You're disrupting the investigation. >> Talking to him. I was trying to explain my side. This is on recording. >> That's fine. >> That's wrong. If you guys did too. >> My camera's on, too, man. >> I'm not doing that. >> I don't care if you live here or you're not. You're disrupting. >> I walked away. >> No, you didn't. >> I walked away. >> No, you didn't. >> No. did nothing wrong. >> Mark insisted he had done nothing wrong. His refusal to comply led them to charge him with obstruction. >> Right now, I need you to sit down and >> detaining you and then >> for what? >> For what? For >> a do nothing, man. >> He's already said it three times >> and I walked away. You guys are trying to make me go in the house knowing I don't have to. >> Charain chill out and do what you're told to do. When I talked to you earlier, the problem was >> we did have a conversation >> and I did let the girl go. I took her out of here and I came back and they want to bust my room. >> I was asking you nicely. >> It's fine to give us a minute and you didn't. >> I did. I also now using you're using my minute. >> Listen, the problem was the girl right earlier. >> And I took >> We'll talk later. >> So, I need you to sit here and cool down. Hey, for him acting the way he is and not letting us, I I think he needs to go for uh just obstruction. >> Yep, that's what I read him for. >> Is that good with you? >> Yes, sir. And I we asked him three times and that's it. >> Mark was handcuffed and although he begged not to be taken to jail, claiming he had just gotten out and didn't want more trouble. How >> about Mark P? hurting my wrist. >> You got to stop wiggling. Okay. >> Yeah, they're good. >> Which side is the key? >> Hold on. They're really tight. Okay. >> Am I going to jail? >> Yeah, man. For obstruction. We've asked you nicely, >> dude. What we mean? Look, I didn't do nothing wrong, man. I got rid of the problem. That was the issue. You guys don't got to take me to jail. I just got out, man. >> Mark, we're here trying to find out what's going on. I know you called. >> Well, that doesn't matter. When I tell you that I need to talk to your mother and you won't shut your mouth and you just keep on rattling and rattling and rattling. >> I'm sorry. >> There. >> Look, man. I >> No, man. You're going for obstruction. >> I didn't do anything wrong, man. I I just got out. >> I'm sorry, man. We gave you opportunity after opportunity after opportunity. >> I know you did. >> And I just wanted to get my side of the story out. They came in and busted in my room and everything. >> Mark, we're I'm done already talking about this. Have a seat. >> What's the bail for obstruction? I don't know. It's not much. It's just a misdemeanor. >> You good, man? >> In the end, Mark was charged with obstructing without violence. As always, he is considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. And just like that, a family fight turned into a serious criminal case. What do you think? Should the son have pressed charges, or did he do the right thing by holding back? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Thanks for watching and remember, one small choice can lead to a big mess.