from having to deal with Grandpa Joe whose slur hurling rampage at a lot was caught on camera. >> Well, this guy ran into the that ran into the back of my car. >> So, he called you a racial slur. Did he ever threaten you or anything like that? >> Like, I don't know. You know, I told him to go himself. He's like, I got you on video. I told him to go himself. >> I told you I'd be calm and coffee in his face. >> I'm sorry. So, when cops had to review the now viral YouTube video of 72-year-old Paul boldly proclaiming himself a racist. >> And I don't know [music] you. Do you know a lot of white men are doing racist things in this world, sir? >> No. >> You don't know that? You're not aware. >> I'm a racist. >> You are a racist. >> I'm a racist. >> Okay, that's fine. Why are you here? >> Because this is a no zone. >> Not really. >> Oh, is it? >> Not really, sir. >> Tell me. First words out of his mouth were, "There's a lot of white people around here that are racist." Doesn't have to look at white. [music] Here are moments when racist grandpas realize too late they've been caught on camera. Signing with Jackson, who resorted to racial [music] insults toward an officer after being asked to pay for his meal at a ducky's restaurant. This young lady just said you ordered $355 worth of poop. I'm going to make this real simple and clear for you. Pay it or go to jail. Your option. >> Good. Go to jail. >> All right. Lawyer services. You're welcome to this time. >> Used a racial slur towards me. On June the 16th, 2023, officers in Florida responded [music] to Tampa International Airport after a Ducky's employee reported a man who had attempted to pull a dine and dash. This guy? >> Yes. >> All right, sir. You owe $35 at Duckies. >> This young lady said you just paid. I mean, you just ate there and didn't pay your tab. >> No, I I don't know. >> Okay, sir. Okay. This young lady just said you ordered $355 worth of poop. I'm going to make this real simple and clear for you. Pay it or go to jail. Your option. >> Good. Go to jail. >> All right. >> Troy 136. Can you send me another unit? He's refusing to pay and says he wants to go to jail. >> I did. >> I'm at gate 9. Lieutenant >> on board United. downloaded. >> You stay right there. You want to go to jail? >> Don't touch me. >> Stay there. I'm not going to tell you again. >> You ain't going to disrespect me. What do I owe? >> $355. >> Don't touch me ever again. Don't you ever touch me again in your life. >> You better have that camera on. >> It is. >> Yeah. Don't you ever me. >> No. Hell no. Don't you ever touch me in your life. I don't who you are. piece. >> Oh, hell no. >> What do you think, >> Joe? >> My boss is coming. You can talk to them. >> I don't give a >> You're a You don't touch me ever. I'll bring him seats. >> I don't even need those. I'm just going to so that way you see it. >> Okay. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> Nope. Nope. Nope. You're going to stand right there and I'mma video you. >> Okay. >> No you. I don't give a who you are. Little ch. >> You heard what I said, right? Shut up. >> No. >> No, bro. No. You disrespected me. >> Nope. You >> 11136. You hurry up. He's going to go to jail. >> I ain't going to jail. >> Get here. >> Get here. Goodbye. Okay. Although the elderly man appeared slightly [music] intoxicated, he was still sober enough to realize the officers weren't joking about taking him into custody. >> Relax. Hey, man. >> I didn't do nothing to you, >> sir. You're creating a disturbance. You didn't pay a global services. You're welcome to this time. I'm >> going to work, brother. your jacket. >> It's fine. You could hang. >> Yeah. You ain't getting out of this. >> You got to throw me out here. I'm going to lay you down right here so you can relax. Relax. >> I need to do anything. Well, >> I understand. Stay on your side right there, partner. I do nothing. I just paid and I was disturbance. You're a drunk and disorderly sir. >> I ain't doing nothing, man. >> Gate nine. >> Relax. Relax. >> Can I just go? >> Well, we're past that now, sir. If you wouldn't have created the disturbance, I would have walked away. But you did, man. You disrupted these people's day and corrupted public morals. >> Hey man, >> it'll be in the report. >> Can I just go >> travel with children under two years of age? >> Didn't pay. Finally paid. >> Passgers. >> Used a racial slur towards me, cursed at this young lady, and yelled and disrupted all these people's business day. Public morals all on video. >> Stand up for me. >> I'm so sorry you were both. >> I'm sorry. Ladies and gentlemen, Thanks, bro. And he tried to walk away without paying. Tried to get up, so I sat him down. >> I didn't try to walk away from nobody, bro. >> I just trying to go home, man. >> You going to do some sight before you go home? >> Thank you, sir. Just talk to me please. [music] >> Dr. B. >> Use it. >> What did I do? >> Disorderly in talk, sir. >> Good. >> Letox and resist with the help. >> I didn't do anything. >> That's why I like it. >> I paid for whatever. some rights. Making sure everyone knows you don't drive me out here. >> No, sir. >> We're only going to do what what you allow us to do, >> sir. >> We're going to treat you with respect, sir. >> What we're going to do, then we'll we'll take care of >> I'm leaving. >> Yes, you are, sir. Sir, >> clarify that. Sir, >> I'm leaving. You can you stop pushing on me? >> Can you crank crunch my vehicle up for me? >> Stop pushing on me, please. >> Okay, >> one second, sir. >> I got to assert you. Just please remain silent for right now. Listen to my instruction. Listen to my instructions. Please. All I want to do is go home. Listen, >> you're not going home right now. You're under arrest. I have to I have to search you. >> All right. Give me a second. >> Get off, sir. Just relax. Please. Come on. Sir, stop. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> At first, he was just trying to act a little tough by refusing to pay his bills. But upon seeing how quickly the situation had escalated, he knew he had to start thinking fast and figure out a way to get himself out of this. >> Sir, just relax. Calm down. Get off. >> Don't pull away from me, dude. >> Okay. >> Oh, you got >> Just relax. Relax. >> Just don't pull away. You got to hold me in the car, right? >> I got I got to take some things off you. Okay. >> I need you to calm down. >> Can I just go home? >> We're going to talk about it in a second. I got to take these things off of you. Can you grab this stuff for me? >> Can you grab this? >> Yeah. Yeah, I got it. All right. Same. >> Spread your legs for me, sir. Please. >> Spread your legs for me, please, sir. Thank you. All right. I didn't do anything wrong. >> I got you. We're going to explain all that stuff to you in a second. Just give us a few minutes. >> You got no reason to do this. >> I got >> Oh, so now you're a 911. >> All right, I'll get that job. >> Make sure we're hiring this man, sir. You >> got you got a bag or something to put that stuff in? glove. >> Sir, I did not do anything. I will leave. >> Please take one second. I'm going to go on this side. >> No chains. Can I just go home? Why? Just relax. >> Why are you grabbing me? >> Well, he's >> There you are, man. >> This This is his first time grabbing. He just got here. >> Yeah. Searching you, buddy. >> I didn't. >> You got to be search before you go in the car. >> Okay. All right, I'm going to adjust these handcuffs on you. Okay. >> What did I do to ask you? >> Just stand still. He said he's going to adjust the handcuffs for you. Just relax. >> I didn't do anything wrong, man. >> Okay. >> Stay still, guys. >> I am, man. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Curtis said, I'm >> going try to lift this one up for you. Okay. >> Got to move you a little bit to get the handcuff. >> Yeah, >> you're good. Oops. That locked it up on you again. Move this other hand. Yeah. There you go. >> I can't control. That's good. I got you. >> You're good. Watch your nose. >> What's your last name, sir? >> What's your last name? >> Can I just go home? >> Sir, can you just have a seat, please? We're going to talk about in a second. But first, watch your head, please. >> I didn't I didn't do anything. >> That's good. >> Can you scoot back for me? Scoot back. Sit. Go ahead. Go inside. >> Sit back. >> I got to check your shoes as well, so sit back. Scoot back. Scoot. Scoop. Scoot. Scoop. Push back. Push back. There you go. >> All right. Sir, please spin around for me. There you go. Put your feet this way. Put your body this way. There you go. Just like that. I got this. >> I'm getting arrested for what? >> I'm going to tell you all in a second. Let me get you get you situated. You got it. >> Yeah, I got it. Sir, >> can I just go home? >> Give us one second. I'll sort it out. Let me get the AC going for you, sir. >> Mr. Jackson, where were you born, sir? Where were you born? Okay. You need any medical attention? You're good. Watch your knee. >> He was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting an officer without violence. Unlike other racist grandpas who hide their prejudice behind subtle remarks, this racially biased man went viral after boldly declaring their racist views during a YouTube interview. >> Do you know a lot of white men are doing racist things in this world, sir? >> No. >> You don't know that? You're not aware of that? >> I'm a racist. >> You are a racist? >> I'm a racist. [music] >> Why are you here? >> Because this is a no zone. >> Not really. >> Oh, is it? Not really, sir. >> Tell me. >> First words out of his mouth were, "There's a lot of white people around here that are racist." I said, "Well, I haven't looked to look at what you hear." That's exactly what I told him. >> On October the 23rd, 2020, Dre, a popular black YouTuber, was recording a video with his friend when a random old man approached them under the guise of protecting the neighborhood. At first, Dre thought the man was just being vigilant. However, little did he know that he was about to face a one-of-a-kind racist old man. Why is it your business? >> Oh, you know what? This is my home. >> Okay. Mine, too. Why are you taking pictures of me? >> I live in Scottdale. Why are you taking pictures of me? >> Michigan Place? >> Yeah. Why are you taking pictures of me? >> Well, you know what? We've had problems here. >> I don't care. You don't know me. Why are you taking pictures of me and I don't know you? Do you know a lot of white men are doing racist things in this world, sir? >> No. >> You don't know that? You're not aware of that. >> I'm a racist. >> You are a racist. >> I'm a racist. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. So, >> so what's your point? >> Why are you here? >> Because this is a no zone. >> Not really. >> Oh, is it? >> Not really, sir. >> Tell me. >> This not a not. >> So, I'm here. >> And what I'm about to do, what I'm about to do here. >> I do. I stay here. What I'm about to do? >> Yeah. >> Me and my friend, we about to record our videos. >> Okay. >> And you not going to do a thing about it. Y'all hear me? >> That's fine. Let me do what you want to hear >> thing. I don't want to hear you say nothing. Oh, I'll tell you what though. >> You just not going to do another thing. So >> why? >> As y'all see can't keep the camera stop me from doing things. >> It doesn't mean >> I'm about to record my video. >> Okay. >> And this not going to do anything. >> Okay. >> And let you try to touch me. Let you try to touch him. >> Oh, I wouldn't touch. >> Let let you You already disrespecting me. Can you step back a little bit? I feel I feel like you harm me. >> We are 6 feet. >> Yeah. No, no, no. I need you to step back. So don't listen to what I'm saying. >> Okay. >> I'm going to lay your down. >> That's okay. You're going to >> It's okay. I'm going to lay you down. I'mma lay you down. >> You are? >> Yeah. So >> you ain't >> Just stay. Just stay. Where you at? >> You ain't man enough. >> It's okay. You don't got to think I'm man enough, my baby. >> Yeah. Just keep it walking. And it's going to be like that today, y'all. I hope y'all seen all of that. This is I am a famous YouTuber. Um, this is actually his establishment. So, anybody y'all y'all all know I just moved to Arizona and this is his friend as well. So, anybody that come to this establishment, y'all know what it is. Y'all know exactly what his establishment is and y'all know where he work and it's okay. Hey, we we got money and we doing well. He mad. So, we going to handle it like that. You saw he walked away cuz I got something for him and this man. But Kane, pick up your camera. We about to get this in. >> After the incident, Dre posted the footage of the interaction on Instagram and caught the attention of the Scottsdale Police Department. Upon investigation, officers identified the racist as 72-year-old Paul, a local real estate agent who didn't [music] even work for the business shown in the video. The cops struggled to understand the motive behind Paul's actions and went over to question him. While the old man gave his side of [music] the story, officers were baffled to learn firsthand just how racist he truly was. >> Um, out here on the street, I was just wondering what what led up to all that. >> Well, I saw these two black guys. >> Okay. Early in the morning. >> Do you remember about what time? >> 7 7 something. >> I walk my dogs early in the morning. >> Okay. And uh the guy was going around with a camera. Pretty sophisticated camera. >> Okay. >> Nothing like, you know, he's not a tourist. >> Okay. >> So, he's walking around and he's going up and down the street and he's taking pictures both sides and um because of the incidents or the you know the the stuff that we've had going on here, >> right? Oh man, keep an eye on these guys. Basically, like, you know, we had the the incidents up here at the mall and then when we had the march back here and everything. Well, you know what? I live upstairs. I don't need anybody coming down here and torching anything cuz I'd be in love. I'd be gone. My wife is basically housebound, >> okay? >> And I can't evacuate her. So, I got to be very careful. So I see these guys doing all this and um in the past what we've done is whenever we see cars that are going back and forth etc. you know we we make a mental note or we take a picture. Okay. So I took a picture of the kids and they took exception to the fact that I took a picture of them and so I I said, "Well, you're taking pictures here. Why can't I take a picture of you?" First words out of his mouth were, "There's a lot of white people around here that are racist." I said, "Well, I haven't look at one." And I told him, "Look, we need here." That's exactly what I told them. Okay. So, I took that picture first and then they took a picture of me. Okay. >> Okay. Then I forwarded the picture to another guy down here, uh, one of the shop owners. and um he couldn't read the license plate. So I said, "Okay, I'll go get a closer I'll go get a closer look." So I got a closer look. Oh, by the way, I forgot to tell you this is really suspicious because 7:00 in the morning, there's usually nobody on the street. Okay, so for these guys to be sitting out here messing around with cameras and everything, but look in the background here. Two more guys. >> Okay. >> All right. Now, I'm I'm not I'm not paranoid or anything, but I keep an eye on the neighborhood. And this is unusual for the neighborhood. >> Okay. >> 7:00 in the morning. Now, we know there's BLM. We know there's Antifa. And we also know that probably starting November 1st, because everything's been so damn quiet around here, we can anticipate something and I'm just getting ahead of the game. So, I documented it. Okay. >> In his twisted mind, Paul thought that he was in the right for being a jerk to those black creators, but he was about to get a reality check soon enough. After collating his statement, the officer left the premises but returned with backup to put Paul in his place the next day. The cops began with a polite approach to make the old man see the area in his ways. However, Paul was a staunch hardcore racist who was well past saving. >> Paul, I just want to follow up with last night. I know we talked about the whole incident, so it's it still referenced that whole incident. Um, we talked about some of the comments being made between you and that other gentleman. Um, so clarifying from you, I kind of want to understand, do you kind of see how the comments you made might be provoking and insulting in any way? >> Well, of course, I mean, he was, remember what I told you, the first words out of his mouth were, um, Scott's full of white races. and my comment directly to him, which you won't see on the video because they want to video. I said, "Hey, they're not all white." >> That's what I said to him. >> Like, yeah, that part wasn't on the video. >> Did were you Did you watch the video? Go back cuz I know you're saying that you're going to see it. >> That's no problem. Um, but you do understand how the the comments that you made to him would be provoking almost provoking a fight. I mean, >> would it be fair to say that >> put yourself in his position that those kind of comments might in >> kind of imply that you want to fight? Huh? >> Inflammatory. >> I'm I'm asking what you you think. >> Well, >> look at it. Let's see it from your perspective. >> To be inflammatory. >> Do you feel like it would be fair to assume that from his point of view, it might be provoking any kind of retaliation or fight that >> um you might have been trying to >> No. No. to get him riled up. >> No, no, of course not. But 7:00 in the morning, uh uh when when there's nobody in town, uh to be out there, uh you know, taking pictures of everything and mapping the place. I mean, that's a recon team. I know it. I think we all know it. And so what what was your full intentions when you used those kind of that >> I well you know he uh he inflamed me when his insinuation was that Scottdale was full of white racists and we're not. And you know hey if you know if you want to call them all white racist I just let him know they're not all white. That's basically what it was all about. >> Yeah. And and you're right, that part wasn't on video. So, and this this is kind of new. I didn't hear about any of that last night. Um, so you do understand how that can there there could be serious call back from the comments that >> I can understand that. But the thing I'm wondering now is why are we wasting so much uh energy on this? It's got it'll be by next Tuesday. >> Whoa. >> It'll be gone. This whole thing will be forgotten and gone. Are you talking about the incident and as a whole? >> Yeah. >> Wait, but >> the backlash from it has been gone. >> Paul thought the backlash from the incident would die down in a few days. However, the officers were determined to stop that from happening. >> Um, we're going to take it down. We're going to arrest you. K. >> Yep. >> So, 10 minutes. >> You're being charged with disorderly conduct. >> Oh, you got to be kidding. >> But, can you take your other hand out of your pocket? >> Hold on. Hold on. >> I understand. I understand. >> We'll talk about it. No, I'm not I'm not going to answer your question. I'm not ghosting. All I wanted to say is reach in my right hand pocket. >> I just let you know. >> Okay. You have weapons or what? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> What you normally carry when you come out your house or is it just for us? >> Well, that's just it's uh under the circumstances, you know, with the issues going on here. Um I'm just >> So, do you always carry that then? Is that what that's what he's asking? >> Oh, yeah. >> In the end, Paul was fired from his job at a real estate firm following the incident and received a citation from the police department for his disorderly conduct. There's a popular notion that wisdom [music] comes with age. Just like Paul, whose racial bias got exposed by a YouTuber, Eric [music] was caught on camera hurling bigoted remarks at the officers after his attempt to dodge payment at a motel backfired. >> Hey, J. I paid $75 >> for the last two weeks. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. NOW it's over. >> Cam on? >> Yep. >> Yep. It's on. Don't worry. It's all being recorded. >> It's there. >> You like that word, huh? You're a >> On March the 6th, 2025, Florida officers received a call from a motel manager reporting an unruly guest who was raising a ruckus and refusing to leave his room. When they arrived and started talking with the caller, it didn't take long before they stumbled on a shocking revelation that would turn the situation on its head. >> Not too bad. It's busy. >> No, you guys got here really fast. >> We were next door. >> How fun. Um, so I was just told give you guys a call because there's a guy named 243. >> What's his name? >> Eric. >> Eric. Yeah. Eric called us earlier about an hour ago. >> Oh. >> And he was upset because you guys were charging too much money. And he is a bounty hunter with a paid off repo vehicle. And he buys you guys fivestar pizza once a week for the last [music] four years. Is this >> Hey guys, how are you? >> Are you Eric? >> I'm very much Eric. I just need a black bag so I get the hell out of here. >> Okay. You called earlier. I tried to call you back. >> Yesterday morning I paid her $180 in cash. >> Is that is that the room rate for one night? >> Two nights. >> Two nights. How many nights did you stay? >> Last night and tonight. And I paid all my money. This woman knows I pay my money. >> So you >> She knows I pay my money. >> The rates have gone up over the last >> So is it is it 180 for two nights or one night? >> Um right now the rate >> right now I paid her $75 last night. >> Eric talk. So, as of right now, >> I owe you nothing until 11:00 tomorrow morning. >> As of like >> I just had a vehicle. You let her talk >> tonight. The rate is um >> 200. >> 200? Crazy. I pay $75 a night. >> So, they took the 75. So, she took my $75 times two, which is 150. Basic mathematics. And here I am sitting here like a fool. >> So was it 150 or 180 you paid? >> I paid 150. >> A 75 times too. That that woman, the owner of this place took the money. >> Do you have as a bio? The guest folio. >> Pardon me. >> Yeah. >> I was talking to her, not you. >> Okay. You ever hear a Chris Kyle? He was shot at point blank range by Orthal Wallace in Daytona Beach, Florida. Y'all know who I am. I'm the one that buys guys pizzas every month for the last 5 years. >> Chris Kyle was a Navy Seal that was shot at a gun range in Texas. >> Let's back up real quick. >> You got your two different things mixed up here. >> I was thinking of the movie. >> Yeah, me too. >> A movie? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Bradley was his choice of weapon. >> Bradley Cooper. >> What was his choice? Bradley Cooper's scumbag. Clint Eastwood for scumbag. >> Bradley Cooper. >> What is his choice of weapon? >> Bradley Cooper. >> Who's the wife of Chris Kyle that Tom? >> Yeah. Bradley Cooper is in the movie. >> Scumbag. >> Are you okay? >> Leave me alone. >> What do you call me? >> Leave me alone. >> You seem a little agitated. We're trying to resort. Are you kidding me? >> Yeah, we're trying vehicle repossessed illegally. Detectives, investigators working on it right now. They go, they should have never repold your vehicle. >> Where you from, Eric? >> None of your business. North America. >> Wonderful. >> Yeah. Ready? You Orman Beach Police, >> man. >> Yeah. You go ahead and pull my name. How many piece I bought in the last five years? Thousands of dollars. I want to hear bull. I'm worried about this right here. I paid $160. Where the I'm good till 11:00 in the morning. >> So you're paid $80. >> $80. >> Who did I pay that money to? >> Hey, Eric. Eric, >> where's my signate check at? >> Eric, you're skating on the line of disorderly conduct. >> I'm telling you all disorderly conduct, man. >> You are. Please calm down. We're in our small lobby. I done nothing but help this woman buy him vegetarian pizzas. Ladies from India, they don't eat meat. I buy them pizzas all the time. >> Seeing Eric's attitude, the officers quickly realized [music] that his earlier call to report the motel's management was a clever ploy. An attempt to flip the script, paint himself as the victim, and gain the upper hand. >> How in the hell can y'all do this? >> Okay. So, what what ultimately would you just want him gone? Yeah, that's what that's what Nina was. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Get her down here. >> Do you have a receipt showing that you paid $150? >> Get her down here right now. >> Eric, do you have a receipt showing that you paid >> down here right now? >> Where are your bags, Eric? >> Pardon me. >> Where are your bags? >> Sir. >> Okay. So, tell you what. We're going to go get your bags and we're going to get out of here because you're going to be trespassed from the property at their request. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Give me my receipts, ma'am. of every nickel paid. >> Okay. >> Now, >> it's gonna take a little >> You guys thinking, man? >> Well, in the meantime, let's go get your stuff and I'll walk you through. >> Don't tell me about people getting my stuff. I'll get it in a minute. >> Now, we're going to be very close to being fired. >> Please, >> could I please have the receipts for all the money I paid? >> Take a few minutes. How's >> it going to take a few minutes? >> But it's no issue for somebody going like this >> going like this, man. >> Here and taking $160. >> I'm walking the way 18060 in the right mind. >> Can I Can I just see his folio real quick? >> Looking for the one he signed, >> please. Thank you. That's all I asking for here. You know exactly who I am. >> He has nothing to do with this. >> I'm going to ask you to remember the one that he signed cuz this is >> Where's the last one I signed? >> I'm looking for it. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> I probably say that's four or five days ago cuz the lady always took cash and walked away from me. >> I need till 11:00 in the morning. That's what I need. I ain't doing nobody wrong. I ain't doing nothing wrong to nobody. >> Well, they want you gone. And based on your behavior and the way you're acting in front of us, imagine how you were my money. >> Unfortunately, they're saying you didn't. >> Yeah. [music] >> They're saying that you're only paid up until 11:00 a.m. this morning. >> Why don't you go call the owner at the office and see who's bought the pizza free people for the last four years twice a month [music] over $200. My name's gonna come up. I was on S. Her name's Stephanie. Go ahead and make phone call. You got to go ahead and make phone. >> I don't need to make a phone call. >> You do need to make a phone call. >> Yeah. >> This is ridiculous. >> Yeah. This is showing he paid $80. >> Can I see that? >> Where's my signature? >> Where's the signature? >> Did he pay cash on here? >> Yeah. Are you >> Harman? I paid 80 * 2 is what? That's $160. >> Where's my signature? >> I just got three people down at the end of the building moving narcotics. That was simple for me. >> Go ahead. And it says the daily rate here is 8750. And two days >> 80 bucks. I paid $75 >> for the last two weeks. >> But it says that he paid 178 USD here. >> Thank you. >> I paid my money. >> The date was >> March 4th. >> March 5th. Oh yeah. So you checked in two nights ago. You've already been here two nights. >> I've been here for 2 and 1/2 weeks. 75. >> This is where you guys will understand what's going on here. >> And then he paid the difference in cash. >> The difference in cash >> 80 right here. >> Do you have >> So he paid a total of 178844 to here's I I get Yeah. So you you've got a lobby full of people. You're generating a crowd. Like I said, you're going to be trespassed. We're going to get your stuff and we're going to escort you off the property. Do you have a key to his room? >> Yes. I assume you still want him trespass. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You want me trespass? >> Hearing the motel manager's decision hit Eric like a ton of bricks. All along he thought he would intimidate the manager in the officers with [music] his inflated ego. Now he was about to learn the hard truth. [sighs] Who fly too close to the sun are bound to get burned. >> All right. >> The woman I bought peaches for. >> Yeah. >> All right. Which room is it right now? >> Which room is it? >> 243. Eric, where's room 243? >> Stay back from me. >> No, you >> arms bank. That's federal law. >> We'll follow you. >> Stay away from me. >> Sure. We're just going to follow you up to the room. Make sure you get yourself. >> Stay away from me. >> I'm telling you. Stay away from me. >> Come on. >> Let's go. Go ahead. >> Let's go. Come on. You're just >> You're going to make this work. >> Go yourself. >> Okay. >> I go nowhere. >> No way. >> No, you're going. >> You're better. >> Too many. Too many. >> Shut up. >> God, dude. >> I know. Godamn. >> You know what, >> dude? >> Stay back away from me. >> You know what? >> That's it. No, you're right. >> I'm trying to >> You're under arrest. This order >> It's not disorderly. >> I'm trying to >> Stop resisting. Stop. >> PUT YOUR OWN BACK. >> PUT YOUR OWN BACK. >> I just WANT TO LEAVE. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. NOW it's over. >> I just want to leave. >> [ __ ] >> My friend, you don't understand. >> Hey, you're drunk. You're calling people the N word. >> You're wrong. Let's go. >> Property. It's going to stay in that room, >> sir. My property. >> Walk, >> sir. No, sir. Nothing wrong. >> I did nothing wrong. >> [ __ ] >> What did I do wrong? >> What did I do wrong? dude. Shut up. >> Stop. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> You your mother. >> Yeah. Just put me inside here. I got to search him. >> What the are you guys doing? >> No. Take >> jail. What are you doing? >> Cuz you wanted to around the whole time. Sir, I didn't want >> Shut up, dude. Shut the up. >> Welcome to Florida. >> Being disorderly. >> Sir, I wasn't. >> No, you were the whole time we gave you chances. >> Listen, all I wanted to do >> is walk me up the stairs, get my possessions, >> and go on my way. >> Where's your car? >> Right there. >> Orman Beach. >> That's right. >> Yeah. Call Stephanie. >> Call her from jail. Yeah. >> Buy nice pizzas. >> Sit down. >> No. >> Thanks. >> Body cam on. >> Yep. >> Yep. It's on. Don't worry. They're all being recorded. >> That's fair. >> Upon realizing that his misconduct had been captured on their body cam, he knew it was the end of the road. Rather than trying to make amends, he chose instead to burn [music] the very bridge he was standing on. >> I didn't do a thing wrong. >> Yeah. [ __ ] Put your foot in. >> Why didn't you handcuff me? >> What? Because a chance. That's why. >> Listen, sir. >> Put your foot inside the car. >> I know. Okay. Well, you're going to make this worse. >> Don't do it. >> Let's go. >> There you go. >> It's got a whole bunch of non-editable warrants. >> Understand? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> After he called you the nword, you went inside your room. >> I went inside my grandparents room. ever seen. Hold >> on. Scumbag your mother. >> You're a good dude, man. >> Yeah. I'm going to tell you what. >> Yeah. >> You're going to wish to go you were never born. >> Yeah. >> In a matter of days. >> Yeah. Cool. I'm so scared. >> It's cold. >> I'm so scared. >> I'm so scared. Tough guy. I'm so scared, bro. I'd whoop your whoop care. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. You >> That's right. >> badge. I'd right now. >> You're lucky I'm working, bro. What a douchebag. >> You guys looking for a driver? >> What's that? >> Looking for a driver? >> A driver? >> Yeah. >> You want to drive? >> Yeah. >> All right. Actually, if you want to take that guy in the back of that car to the jail, you're more than welcome to take him out there. That save us a trip. >> Why don't you take him to the woods and the wrong >> better have backup when you open this door. >> Oh, okay. >> Cuz I'm going to kick you in the >> All right. You better have better backup. I'm going to teach you a lesson. >> I can't wait to see the lesson. >> You had no business handcuffing me. You What the head into the door? Yeah, it breaks off hard, didn't you? Come back, you >> like >> you like that word, huh? >> You're a >> I think I'm white, but >> you're >> Oh, I think I'm white. So, you know what a means, right? >> But I'm not. >> Shut up. I am aware. >> You're going to When I go to court, >> you're in your 50s and you're acting like a 21-year-old. Yeah, you're a loser. >> You're a loser. >> You I feed you. >> Oh, big deal. >> Big deal. >> You ain't no kid. >> Yeah, I'm not. I'm almost >> I'm almost your age, actually. >> Shut up. >> You just look like an old and I don't. >> I can't breathe. >> No, you can breathe. Otherwise, you wouldn't be able to talk. >> I cannot breathe. Where's my wallet at? There was 38 There was $3,900 in that wallet. >> No, there's not. >> Where's my wallet? >> No, there was not. You >> Where's my wallet? >> You got 75 cents on you. >> He was booked into jail where he spent 9 days for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Speaking of racist grandpas getting caught on camera, is Joe, a racist who believed he was the king of the road when he rammed into a vehicle before hurling racial slurs at the driver. Well, this guy >> ran into the that ran into the back of my car. >> All right. So, you called you a racial slur. Did he ever threaten you or anything like that? >> Saying like I don't know. You know, I told him to go himself. He's like, "I got you on video." I told him to go himself. >> I told you I'd be. >> So, I threw a cup in cup of coffee in his face. >> I'm sorry. >> In July the 7th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a Walmart parking lot in response to a [music] hidden run. They rushed over expecting a routine call, but what they found instead would turn out to be the most appalling display of racism that they had ever encountered in their entire careers. >> Are you okay? >> What's going on? >> Well, this guy ran into that ran into the back of my car. We was at uh what is that? Oene. Yeah, we were we were at Oene. >> I see you still got some coffee there. Don't Don't wipe it off cuz I'm going to get a picture of it. >> It's all It's all over my phone, over car. You got styrofoam. Probably styrofoam cup or whatever. >> Oh, yeah. Let me get a picture of all this because it it'll go away over time. >> Okay. >> All right. Just look straight ahead. >> Um, so let's start off where you were driving on 41 today and and what happened. >> Yeah. Driving on 41. Had it home. Uh, [music] traffic backed up like I said, right in front of that. I don't know. Maybe that plastic surgery or whatever. >> So, you're heading southbound on on 41. >> Well, this way. >> That way. Yeah. >> Oh, you're Well, which which way were you heading? >> I'm I'm I'm heading to [music] towards Northwood. I'm going home. >> Oh, I see. >> Where I live is I have to turn on on LCAM. Make a right on LCAM [music] off of 41, >> you know. And so, that's >> So, yeah. So, you're heading >> I hate this. >> It's weird because that's north, but people say north. >> So, but you're So, you're heading that way on 41. Okay. at uh at where was the nearest intersection or location? >> Uh the nearest intersection was Oene. >> Okay. So at 41 and O. >> Yes. Yes. That's where where we were. >> Okay. >> And uh parked behind the traffic of course and just getting bumped. Boom. You know like whoa. And automatically I'm thinking like uhoh somebody on their phone, you know. >> Yep. And for some reason I I look back and he's like whoa, you know. So, I just grabbed my phone, you know, and I was about to get out of the car. I did not, but I I I looked out of my my rear, roll the window down and looked out the rear view mirror and then I could get really get to see him, you know what I mean? And he shoots. I'm like, whoa, okay, I'm not getting out of the car. It's Florida, >> you know. I'm not getting out of the car, so let me get this camera ready. you know, right? >> And and sure enough, uh uh yeah, sure enough, for some reason, uh I guess traffic traffic changed. Everybody pulled off, but I wasn't pulling off. He he pulls back and then drives up to me like what the you know, I wish I had video, you know, but he he was just babbling. It really didn't make sense. I'm like, "Dude, you hit me. You hit me." And that's when I just went to clicking, you know? >> I'm like, "You hit me, man. You hit my car." I'm at a complete stop, buddy. like and out of nowhere. So I'm like, "Oh, okay. That's fine. Okay, I got it. Don't worry." >> So you take the coffee and just threw the whole cup out. That's [music] This cup is stuck on my car. >> Yep. >> See, >> I'm going to make sure I actually got that. >> So you look in your rear view first and that's where you see it. Then you said the vehicle, sorry, the driver of the vehicle throws his hands up. >> Right. Right. >> And then he pulls up to your driver's side. >> Right. And that's when he flips you the bird. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And you know, starts curs. Did he Did he curse at you? >> Yeah. >> I'd imagine. >> Oh, where's the curse? You know, uh trying to, you know, make me I don't know. I was thinking like, okay, you're not going to get me, man. I'm not getting out of >> provoke me to get out of car. Shoot me, you know. Sure. So, he was saying things, you know, the n word and, you know, and I I really felt Yeah. He's trying to, >> you know, this is the second call since midnight [music] last night that I had somebody get involved in a crash and get called the n-word and had the other one was spit. >> Yeah. >> So, sorry that that happened. >> Yeah, man. So, I I was like, "No, I'm not getting out of the car." >> All right. So, he called you a racial slur. Did he ever [music] threaten you or anything like that? >> He didn't threaten me, but it for some reason it was just a lot of gibberish [music] with right along with the with the racial slur. And I'm like, >> "Okay." >> And he like, "You doing that?" Like I was doing that thing >> and then threw uh and then threw his coffee from >> Yeah, when he was done he >> was it a white styrofoam cup? >> Uh I didn't actually see the cup, but I just know that that's it from that wasn't on my car when I left work. You know, I haven't been home yet. I left work. >> It's also right next to all the coffee. So >> yeah. Yeah. >> So did he throw it after you took a picture before? >> Uh he took while I was >> while you taking it. That's why it's gonna be >> That's why everything is so wet. [laughter] You know, it was wild. I was taking this picture. I like this. >> They continue to take down the victim's account of events and picture evidence, hoping to finally nab the racist driver, later identified as Joe, who was already under their radar for a similar offense. >> Was there anybody else in the vehicle? >> Ned his video vehicle. No one else was in the vehicle. >> Okay. Um, can you you can more than welcome to reference your picture. Could you describe it to me? The driver. >> Okay. >> That's the hard part. >> Put the the right words to a person's face. >> I'm about jerk. No. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Uh, very low haircut. >> White white male. >> White male. >> Okay. >> Very low haircut. >> Short hair. >> Yes. >> Almost a bus cut. Really? >> Yeah. Uh I I could see glasses. >> Yep. Glasses. >> He has his goatee like with the beard thing going >> goatee with beard. >> And if I like gray shirt >> looks like a little bit of white at the tip of his beard and then like a green or gray shirt. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So after he throw you, did he just take off? >> Yeah, he just took off >> at a high rate of speed. >> Uh kind of. Yeah. And uh so I'm like, "Oh, well, I just can't sit here in traffic, so I'll be better to call 911." And that's what I >> That's how you end up getting his tag. You got a picture of the back of his tag, >> right? >> Did he make any attempt [music] to provide his information to you on the crash? >> No, he did not. >> Okay. Do you think that he intentionally and willfully and maliciously threw coffee onto your face and vehicle? >> Yes, maliciously. Yes, he did. >> And would you was the coffee hot? warm. >> I can say warm. You know what I'm saying? >> Okay. Did it cause any pain to you? >> Uh, no. It's just [music] >> a guy in your eye, I presume, right? >> No. You know, just got I don't know. I'm just sticking your face. I wiped stuff out for whatever. I'm going try my best. >> If you're able to locate this individual, >> um, would [music] you want to press charges for that and leave the scene of an accident? >> Yes, I sure would. >> Outstanding. >> Okay. Well, I'm very confident I'll be able to find this individual and give you some justice for it. Give me a couple minutes. still got the paperwork [music] for you and just going to let my supervisor know what's going on. >> So, feel free to get in the AC, whatever you need to do. >> Yeah. Yeah, I know. >> Good news is I know who did it. >> I knew who did it and I'm going to go get him here in a minute or try try to do my best. >> I'm going call you right back. [music] Okay. >> Okay, guys. >> All right. >> I know who it is. >> Yeah. >> We're going to go talk to him here in a minute. >> Oh, man. >> And I'll make sure I call you and [music] let you know the outcome of this. After interrogating the victim, they made their way directly to the suspect's [music] home, hoping that their worst fears would not be confirmed. >> Through the window. >> Oh, he's wearing the same shirt. >> Hey, how you doing? Sheriff's office. >> How's it going, girl? >> So, the reason I'm here is because we got a couple calls earlier of a crash. Wanted to make sure you [music] were okay. >> Crash? >> Yes. It's >> right there. Do you see any damage [music] to it? >> I don't want to hold it real quick for that. >> You want to take a peek? >> That's up to you. I mean I mean >> can you >> Yeah, come take a look. >> I mean I don't >> You want to check your >> Well, I'll explain it to you, but you want to take a look at your bumper? Take a look at the vehicle. [music] >> No, no damage to my truck. I don't know what you're talking about. >> Okay. So, you have no idea why I'm here. >> There was not involved in any crash today involving another gentleman. >> I was just a couple idiots parked down the street talking about >> Okay. Would it surprise you if I had several callers and pictures and videos of you in your vehicle involved in a crash today? >> I'm not saying anything happened. I'm just asking because >> Does it look like there's any damage to my truck? >> No. >> All right, then. >> Was there any type of crash or incident on 41 that you were involved in today? >> No. >> No, not that that I know of. I know there was an idiot that was parked in the middle of the street that I went around >> 541. >> Well, yeah. as I'm going to pick up suppers. You know what I'm saying? Like I don't know. You know, I told him to go himself. He's like, "I got you on video. I told him to go himself and I went on about my merry business." >> Okay. Well, I appreciate it. >> That's his business. >> Hey, we're not trying to upset you. >> I mean, you knocked on my door. >> Yes. >> Parked three houses down. >> Was officer safe. >> That's your business, man. >> You know what I'm saying? Like, >> you know, there's obviously no question. >> Well, here stay here. Listen listen. Don't grab me. >> Listen. >> Stop. >> Just chill. >> Just relax. >> Listen. Listen. >> I am trying to listen, but you got your hands on me. You're about to find out the hard way. >> Put your hands behind. You >> ain't going to do anything. >> Stop it. >> Chill. >> I am chilled. >> Well, I don't want >> I'm going to my business to eat my supper and you're telling me that there's an accident. But does it look like there's an accident to the front of my truck? >> Hey, listen to me. >> Why are you escalating this? Calm down, man. >> I am calm. >> So, why are you tensing your wrist up like you're trying to fight us for no reason? >> Because you grabbed the a hold of me. >> You let go of me. The tense is over. >> We'll find out right now. Let go. >> Charges. >> Let go. >> Okay. All right. Well, you're under arrest. >> Put your hands. Don't fight. >> Listen, [music] we're not going to fight. >> Charges for what? >> You're going to be You're you're under arrest. Let go of your hands back. >> We don't want to go this farther. Okay. >> I don't know why you're trying to do it. No problem. Call trap. Call trap. >> Hold on. >> Listen. >> You're going to get tasty. >> So if you guys calm down, I'll calm down, >> dude. And then I'll put my hand. I'm putting my hands behind my back. >> Listen to me for a minute. >> Listen to me. >> I'll calm down as soon as you do. >> I'm put my hands behind my back. >> Dude, >> I'm fine. >> Get on the ground. >> Stop fighting. >> I'm not going to get on the ground. On the ground. >> I'm not going to get on the ground. >> Why you're making this? >> Because you stupid mother. >> Pull me his other hand. Back up. >> Back up, man. Now, >> back up. >> I'm going to >> I told you, let me go and I'll put my hand. >> You want You're going to catch another charge here in a minute. You don't give me your hand. >> Listen to me. >> Chill. >> Look at me. Look at me in the face. >> I am >> just like I am right now. You guys tense off. I'll tense off. Put my hands behind my back. >> We're trying to dude. Chill. >> Stop trying to catch another. >> All right. >> And give me your hands. >> I'm going to I'm going to lean up. >> Okay. >> And I'm going to put my hand behind my back. All right. >> Just put your right hand behind your back. >> We got you. >> I'm going to lean up. >> No, you're going to No, you're not. You're going to stay down right now. You're going to give us your other roof. >> The officers weren't exactly surprised by his resistance. It was a kind of defiance they encountered almost daily. But for someone his age to pull such a stunt from the parking lot all the way to that moment left them feeling as if they were watching a disaster unfold in slow motion. You're going to end up getting tags, dude. Cuz you're resisting. >> I don't know why you're doing this. I don't know what the I told you I would back off as soon as you're stupid if you're too you dumb mother damage to my truck you stupid mother. >> Just make sure she don't come over here for a second. >> Stupid son of a [ __ ] >> Chill, dude. Chill. >> Stop. >> Listen, mother. Stop. >> 45 with a bad back. >> Well, shut the up. >> I told you I'd be calm as soon as you were called. >> You stupid mother. >> This ain't getting you anywhere, dude. You're making a bigger deal for no reason. >> Stupid county cop hurt right now. mother. >> Dude, stop. >> Stop. Stupid mother. >> I told you I should >> as soon as you would be. You dumb. >> We'll see. >> You stupid mother. >> Calm down. >> You work. >> Good boy, bro. >> Yeah. Too easy. >> You want to be calm, dumb? You should have been calm first. >> Stop. We were calm. >> You stupid mother. >> We were calm. >> You >> a piece of >> Okay, >> you'll hear from my lawyer. You dumb mother. >> I told you stupid. You want me calm? Stay calm. >> We've been calm the whole time. I don't know. >> You You asked me a couple questions about my car. I told you what was up. Can you do this? >> Well, he has criminal charges for you. >> You did it to yourself, dude. Come on. >> I did it to myself. You're aing idiot. >> Well, now you have additional charges for no reason. I mean, idiot. >> You're a stupid mother. >> Thank you. Appreciate it. >> I I don't know why you did it, dude. I had it for no reason. Damage the vehicle. >> Damage to what vehicle? Look at the front of my truck. >> You damaged the >> Are you going to listen? >> You >> You kicked the whole dent, excuse me, into the hand, dude. >> Now it's additional [music] charges. >> Move your hand or you going to catch another charge. >> You move your hand, bro. Stupid mother. >> Well, next time you want to throw coffee in somebody else's face. >> You're a think about that. >> Think about what the he was doing. >> Well, I tried. >> No, you didn't. I showed you no damage to my truck and I tried to go on about my business to my supper. >> But you're too stupid for that. >> You worthless piece of >> Well, you just admitted to it. >> Off. >> You just admitted doing it. So off, you dumb. Bye, homie. Have a big seat there for me. >> You're a worthless piece of >> Yeah. >> 911. >> You going to act like a 5-year-old or you going to sit down in the car? >> You're a piece of grown man. >> Yeah. Not acting like a >> If you dumb would act like it, I will. >> When it finally began to dawn on Joe that all his attempts to wiggle out of the situation had failed, he made one final desperate move as they [music] drove closer to the jail. I'm not even talking about you. >> Got out of this car and started acting like a idiot and started putting a phone in my face. So I threw a cup of coffee at his me. >> I'm sorry. >> Oh, somebodyes me and then I got to be the news that gets arrested. I'm sorry you're that stupid. >> Oh well. I tried to talk to you about it, but you got a little angry. >> Didn't I showed you no damage to my truck? >> I told you. I don't know what the you're talking about. But I didn't hit anybody. >> You know, >> you two stupid mother didn't want to hear it. >> You know you're wrong. >> I wanted to go back into my supper. >> You know you're wrong. >> You know you're wrong. >> Okay. >> Find out. >> Well, appreciate you for telling me the truth. Thanks. >> Well, you just Thanks for telling me everything I need to know. Appreciate it. >> Don't pull his phone out after he aggresses the whole situation. Right. In the end, he was charged with battery on an LEO, resisting violence, criminal mischief, and leaving [music] the scene of a crash. Just when you thought that these racist oldies couldn't do anything worse, an elderly white male was caught after vandalizing his neighbor's property simply because they were black. >> Here, we heard smash. He smashed two windows. >> Said black lives matter. Go. Go about it. >> Go right. Nobody in the house. >> He's a racist. >> Okay. So, you saw him come out of the house, heard the two loud back door, >> and then you saw him go back inside. >> This protective custody. What's going on? >> On June the 22nd, 2024, officers were dispatched to a neighborhood following reports of a misunderstanding that seemed to have spiraled out of control in the worst way imaginable. >> Hello. You having issues with your neighbor? >> Yeah, but make it so bad. I'm kind of I'm a little pissed off because he went over there starting with them first and the police came. Nobody came over here, knocked on this door. Nobody asked anything. And 5 minutes later, he back here busting out windows. >> Now, mind you, we don't know from me to them. We all don't know what the his problem is. He just came out acting crazy. He threatened her. She called the police. They came. They talked to us for 5 seconds and pulled it off. 10 minutes later, as we're standing there, they like he There he is right there. And we heard smash. She smashed two windows. >> Okay. How did that one get smashed? >> You got to ask him right now. >> [music] >> I'm not serious. I got a cluster back there that he should not have sex. Then he broke my brother. He did a problem. Like I said, they called across the street not that long ago. And 10 minutes later, he's back here. Now, mind you, when they came, they never came to knock on the man's door. They never came to talk to him. They left in literally 5 minutes. And 10 minutes later, he saw him busting our window with us. They turned it for no reason. >> Yeah. They said they like he went back to his house >> cuz he did nothing illegal. >> Cuz he did nothing illegal when we were out here. What was it that happened? >> So he was yelling at them, went over to like their uh the sidewalk and was like spitting and just like throwing racial slurs at them. Like he comes out all There was a car here. Like a sedan. >> You said he's not here. >> All right. One minute. >> I don't see. Can you take a look at their house? They're saying that they have busted windows. I didn't see anything. I just saw a car. >> Oh, I I thought it was house. >> What car? >> This SUV. >> Whose car is that? the people that's on this porch. >> Oh, and that one. >> I know he's not opening the door. >> 945 on a black GU. >> Hello. >> Hello, gentlemen. >> What's going on? So, I just got home and they >> But do you want to talk? Do you want to talk inside so they don't have to hear everything that's going on? >> Oh, no. Oh, no. >> Okay. What's going on? >> So, I just got home. They The guy on the left has a 9 mm. He had rubber gloves on. Had a silencer on it. You can see the bullet hole through there. >> Um I don't know what's going on. Um this also >> Okay. Can you show me inside? Cuz if there's a bullet hole, then I need to see that. >> I don't care. Everybody press charges. >> Yeah, I'll press charges, too. >> Oh, what? Read a book. You're >> read a book. Why you pull a gun? Walk me violence. >> Can you show me where this bullet hole is? >> I don't think I want you in my house. Trust police officers. >> Then you can't say that in the window. >> There's a hole in the window. It's not bullet hole. >> Let me double check before you >> I have to I have to see the actual end. >> You have no permission in my house. >> Okay. All right. Well, who's zero mission? That's yours. Okay. in the cars. >> The GMC. >> Yes. >> Okay. But then this >> I think it's is it a Nissan? This Nissan hers. >> Okay. >> Me and my husband. >> Okay. Um the woman right there. >> What happened to that? >> I was in my I just got home in my house and my window busted out. I came outside to see what was going on and they pulled a pistol on me in my driveway. This is private property. All All of this these cars there was three cars there. They're not supposed to be on my property. >> What? Broke your window. >> With that question, the interrogating officer hoped to steer the conversation back to its main focus. Although it was still too early to draw any firm conclusion, the officers had begun to harbor doubts about the authenticity of the man's claims. >> So, that's what >> Can I look or No, >> there. I think there's a bullet hole. >> Okay. But what broke your window? Cuz if it came from outside, it'd be inside your house. >> I don't know. >> So, can I look? >> If you enter the foyer, no other room. >> Okay. Sorry. >> I'm going to put a restraining order on everyone in the household as well. I don't feel safe. So, >> and I'm not doing custody or anything like that cuz there's a rock. >> Okay. So, please mean that rock is not normally inside. >> No, it's not. >> Okay. So, they threw a rock at you right now. >> Yeah. Uh, do you have cameras out here? >> I do not. >> Watch the neighbor. >> Is he up here? >> Okay. >> He seen you do it. >> Okay. >> Which is weird cuz we have no problem with this man. I don't understand what the point of that was. >> I need all these vehicles off my premises. >> There you don't go busting WINDOWS. LOOK AT HOW LONG. >> Why are you already? You seem like you need mental health assistance. You okay? >> You don't need mental health assistance. >> Okay. Just just ignore just ignore him. >> Oh, that black lives matter, man. >> I get that. >> Black Panthers, too, right buddy? >> I get you. Rightfully so. Rightfully so. I just don't want anything to escalate from here is all I'm saying. Okay. >> Got you. I got just >> they was called over there first. >> He started just out the blue went over there throwing racial slurs at him. >> Has he been an issue before? >> No, >> he come over here from time to time. He sorts with us. We just fed him a couple of days ago. That's why we have no understanding where the hell that came from. >> Come downstairs. These >> people are angry and I rap. >> What am I supposed to do? >> People are allowed to be angry and I they're on their own property. They're allowed to give me one second. >> All you got to do is act. You don't push the windows out. >> Nope. You failed. >> You guys big lose. >> Our landlord at home. He asked him if it was okay if >> I've never spoke to your landlord. Nope. Never spoke to your landlord. Nope. I want a restraining order on all of these people. Immediately. >> At this point, it was still unclear what had sparked the original [music] misunderstanding as neither side could clearly explain how it had begun. As a heated confrontation continued, one of the officers stepped aside to speak with a member of the black family. What he didn't realize, however, was that asking them about [music] their encounter with their white neighbor was about to reopen a deep and painful wound. Do >> you guys know what your property line is by chance? I know obviously the driveway up to a certain point. >> Yeah. Listen, to be honest with you, I would say from where the line ends right here. >> Yeah, that that's would be my guess [music] for it. >> So, even though the car is on her property, he could have came and knocked on the door. >> Yeah. I know I get >> like really sir, there was no reason [music] the brick is still there. There was no reason for him cuz this car is not even on his property. >> You know what happened to his window? Cuz there's a rock inside. >> Me and my husband wasn't even here. My kids I went to go we went to go stay the night with our kids last night. >> Still confused. >> HE CAME BACK WINDOW >> about his his behavior. >> No. So we're just trying to get everything situated. >> Exactly. >> So we're just trying to get like everything before we do any action at this point. So like I'm trying to gather information from everyone. Like I got pictures of all the cars and stuff. So this is more investigative period >> right now. Yeah. >> How did the bricks end up on sir? Thank you very much. >> How did the their windows end up getting broken? >> I have no idea. >> That's what I don't know what's going on. >> Okay. >> Windows broken out. >> Yeah, there's a lot of windows broken out. >> All right. And I'm in my own house. My own. You pay rent. You don't own [ __ ] >> I own all this property. >> Where's rubber gloves, boy? >> Losers. Gang member losers. >> Look at my gang. Look at my gang. >> Now you're all crazy. I'm not even German. You >> read a book. That's a harder, buddy. >> Isn't it window? Oh my god. said black lives matters. Go riot about it. >> No riot. >> No history. >> He's a racist. >> It's a That's a fact. >> It's a domestic terrorist. Why are you guys around? >> Not one more time, man. Angry, man. >> Be angry, man. >> You don't want to be recorded. >> He's a public servant. Just >> recorded. >> Yes. >> You're a public servant. >> I'm recording everything, dude. >> Exactly. Exactly. >> He's on his own property. >> Okay. >> I'm history boy. >> He's ignorant, though. So, >> yeah. Oh, yeah. This guy says I'm ignorant now. >> Can't fix it. power boy. Nice game you got there. Let me get a cigarette. >> Look at now. Go make your point. Go stick up for your gang members. >> So, I'm looking for a gang member. Yes, they are. >> Obviously not. There's some really good people who can read. >> Look, here's a nice black man doing his job. >> I thought you bust the window. >> I never busted a window. Why is my window busted out? And part of my property that >> No, I never busted a window. I just got home. >> You're loser. >> All I have to do is look at you. >> No, because you're low lights. >> Rubber blasting gloves in your 9 mm. >> For the officers, standing by and watching the two sides [music] trade words without stepping in was as unsettling as the situation itself. Yet, their hands were tied. Neither party had cameras or [music] any form of evidence to support their claims. Still, they knew they couldn't simply walk away and leave things as they were. The man that makes smoke a week CDL vehicle now live on the internet. Yeah, you got my electric off my property. >> You hear him right here? >> He's been doing this all day. >> And that's why I was so >> Nobody did anything. >> He didn't property. He's allowed to say what he wants. We don't have him doing anything. >> And then like 10 minutes later >> and we ain't had to do with it. >> But even if we came over here talked to him, it could have been like we didn't say I didn't go. >> It could I feel like maybe it could have prevented the window busting. That's what I'm thinking 400 for the truck. >> Yeah, he got to pay for it. >> I understand. Maybe if he got talking to her or something. I don't care. >> Just acknowledge the fact that his behavior is not okay. I felt like this could have went different. >> I know. >> And he have no pro, no reason to do that. Like I said, you come sit this person with us quite often. If you wanted to move out your driveway to knock on the door and say that you don't bust out windows, >> you busted out a window. >> And then you bust out a window that wasn't even on the property. >> He going to go tell me this. >> So what are we supposed to do? So we got to figure out where to put our cars in case he decides to bust out some more window. >> Don't even entertain him. He's just trying to piss him off. >> We need people need that attention. They need that attention. >> Give him the satisfaction. >> Don't even trying to get a reaction out of >> Yeah. He just want reaction. >> You don't even got a job. How you going to say a career? He ain't got no time. >> Like he came over here several times. Yeah. We said we did everything thinking we were cool. Like I have no understanding why you couldn't knock on the door IF YOU HAD A PROBLEM. And then how was that justifying you knocking out a window that even on your property? >> Yeah, we wasn't even here. >> They weren't even here. >> My husband's cared up back there for days. You know what I'm saying? That's not even on your property. I press hard and they seen him do it too. >> Hello. hate that I already come back for this. Um, did you guys see what happened went on over there? >> Uh, yeah. >> Okay. What did you see over? >> They did just walk over to knock on the door because um the two lady came to ask me um you know what what was that cuz they were in the house and I was like I don't know. All of a sudden I'm sitting right there. My nephews and nieces here and he all of a sudden throw out the racial slur because you know Chinese go back to China. my two were not Chinese or Vietnamese. And I was like, you know what? And then he called me all this and it was like a big fraction. And so when you guys came and everything, you guys left the two came over because when he turned around, he he told a 16-year-old in the house too to shut up the beh. >> And so they came out and was already inside the house. So when the ladies come and talk to me and told them the whole thing and she was like, "Yeah, cuz I heard him was cussing." And then she was like, "You're talking about us?" I'm like, "Well, he was to us and probably to." And so she came over, she knocked on the door. She said, "Hey, that's not good." And all that. We saw all that, but he didn't come out. >> Mhm. And so went around the house, their house, and they came back there. I was like, "Oh no, he smashed the windows." My sister and my brother's car. I'm like, "Why did he do that?" I don't know. [music] And so she called my brother to come and her brother knock on the door. He didn't he didn't come out or anything. >> I don't know. I [music] don't know who called you guys after this. Either him or them. I'm sure. than now all people. >> As they spoke with the neighbors, the officers realized it might be their only chance to uncover the truth about what had happened. Seizing the moment, they decided to ask the one question that could change everything. >> Yeah. Did you see him break windows or anything? >> Oh, no. We saw him come out from the back when we were like two big studs [music] broken. >> So, you saw him come out and then you heard the baby? Yeah, I saw him come out and then while I was talking to the ladies here and then that's when the lady was like I think he came out and then he ran back to the >> Okay. So, you saw him come out of the house for the two back door >> and then you saw him go back inside. Okay. Okay. >> I didn't hear but I'm not sure. >> Okay. Um Okay. Hey, he's going to be a turkey if you want to make your way over there. Okay. Uh, >> let me give you their port number. >> All right, turn around. Put your hand back. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What's going on? What's going on? What's going on? What's going on? Hold on. What's going on? Huh? What's going on? Don't Hey, you're in my house. You didn't have a moment. Why are you in my house? >> Stop. Why are you in my house? >> Put him against the wall. >> No. Don't hurt me. I didn't do anything. What are you guys doing? Why are you arrested? >> Stop. Why are you under arrest? Stop fighting us. >> You're under arrest. >> I'm not doing anything. I'm going to get that. >> I didn't do anything behind your back. >> Give me your right arm. >> Why am I under arrest? >> No, I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. Why are you guys doing? >> No. >> What are you doing? >> Give me your right arm. >> No, I didn't do anything. >> What are you guys doing? >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> Oh, you want to give me a hand? >> Yeah. What are you doing? >> Trying to get this. >> Hey, what are you guys doing? You're in my house. You don't have a warrant. Get off. This is illegal. This isn't illegal. What are we doing? I didn't do nothing. >> There you go. You didn't do anything. Why are you guys doing this? I didn't do anything. >> Going to get tased. >> I didn't do anything. >> Here's another one. Got it. >> Give me your left arm right now. >> What are you guys doing? Why are you GUYS IN THE RIGHT ARM? GIVE ME YOUR ARM. >> I CAN'T MOVE. >> GIVE ME YOUR LEFT ARM. >> I CAN'T MOVE. TAS YOU. >> YOU'RE about to get tased. >> I can't move. >> Just protective custody. What's going on? >> You're under arrest. >> Oh, hey. Easy on the handcuffs, man. >> Well, if you listen, easy, easy, fellas. >> Leave my phone here on my property. Stand up and follow this video. on the big thing, huh? >> At the end of the [music] day, he was charged with vandalism and resisting arrest. Just another racist grandpa, Jeffrey, who was caught on body [music] cam lecturing officers on his right to hurl racial slurs without facing [music] any consequences. I'm yelling provocative language. Is that a crime? >> That's what I was told. Well, it depends. If it's causing alarm to people, it is. Are you yelling at people at the park? >> I'm yelling at anybody I want to yell at. >> Why? >> Because it's my property. I might be yelling anti-semitic. I might be yelling racial slurs. Whatever. >> You can't do that. >> You're violating my fourth amendment right. On April the 15th, 2023, officers were called to a residential area where an elderly man was reportedly screaming slurs at people in a nearby park. Upon arrival, an officer questioned Jeffrey and could instantly tell from his first few replies that this would be a long and difficult case. Okay, what's going on today? >> Who called? >> A neighbor. >> What crime did I commit? >> Just saying that you're yelling provocative language to people at the park. >> I'm yelling provocative language. That's what I >> Is that a crime? >> That's what I was told. Well, it depends. If it's causing alarm to people, it is. >> No, it ain't. >> Yeah, it is. >> You're a liar. >> If you're causing alarm, you're lying. >> And if you're yelling threats, it could be a crime. >> I'm not yelling threats. >> Well, I never said that. I just said if you were if you were yelling threats, it could be a crime. >> You did. You just said it. >> No, I said if you were. >> If I were. >> Yep. I don't know what you were yelling. That's why I'm here to talk to you. >> Private property. I have freedom of speech. First amendment. You do have freedom of speech, but is the moment that you start causing alarm to people >> alarm? What is alarm? What is alarm? Is that a crime? >> It is. If you're causing alarm to people, it is not. >> It's called disorderly conduct. >> You state to me the statutory where I'm causing a crime. I'm committing a crime. >> When you're causing alarm or annoyance to or an inconvenience to multiple people, that is a crime. >> No, it ain't. Yes, it is. >> No, it is. >> It's called disorderly conduct. >> You're a liar. >> You can't be drunk causing somebody. >> I'm on private property, man. >> But you still can't be causing annoyance and alarm to somebody. >> That's man. >> When you're in toxic, >> I can do whatever I want on my property. >> That's not exactly from road. >> I'm glad you think that motorcycle. >> I think that because it's the truth. >> So, what exactly are you? >> You want to speak to my lawyer? >> What exactly are you going back? >> You want to speak to my lawyer? I just want to I'm asking you a simple question. >> I'm getting drunk. I love to be drunk. >> That and that's not a crime. >> There you go. >> But are but are you rather >> But are you yelling at people in the park? >> You got your camera on? >> I do. It's not It's not illegal to drink, especially when you're on your own property. >> That's right. >> As long as you're not operating a motor vehicle. >> That's right. Amen, brother. >> So, what what did you call four or five more of them in here and waste our money? >> Are you yelling at people? You're wasting my money right now. >> That's what I'm I'm I'm asking a simple question and you're not giving me any answers. Are you yelling at people at the park? >> I'm yelling at anybody I want to yell at. >> Why? >> Because it's my property. I can do whatever I want. >> What are you yelling? >> I might be yelling anti-semitic. I might be yelling racial slurs. Whatever. >> You can't do that. >> You're a liar. >> You can't be yelling. Freedom of speech gives me the right to do whatever I want >> to a certain extent it does >> by adios. >> You're lawyer. You got your camera on. >> How much have you been drinking? >> You're telling me I don't know have no rights. >> But you got an ID on you. [laughter] >> I'm allowed to ID you because you came up to make contact with me. >> No, I did not come up to you contact. >> You told me to stay off your property and then you came to me. >> Jeffrey thought yelling slurs at people was protected by his freedom of speech. However, this could not be further from the truth. Though Jeffree was abusing his rights, officers couldn't make an arrest just yet. First, they had to gather witness statements, and his neighbors were more than happy to spill the beans on Jeffrey's disgusting behavior. >> How long have you guys been listening to that? >> I didn't hear anything. >> My neighbors did. >> Okay. >> We have two little ones upstairs with their sound machines on. >> Um, but hold on. Actually, my neighbor texted us at >> Well, and I guess that's a loaded question cuz how long as in like since we've lived here? >> Um, >> how long? Maybe since last night cuz I heard it was on. >> I didn't hear anything last night. >> Okay. >> Um, >> I had heard it started last night and it just kind of kept on progressing. I would say the last like hour or heard of it. Okay. >> Um but it's like if I don't wake up your kids >> uh it's it's pretty constant. I mean he like is always >> always >> yell at people in the park see straight through there. >> Yeah. That's kind of why we got called down here today cuz he was yelling some um >> it's like they've got three kids, they've got two. We've all got like there's just kids everywhere. >> Yeah. And he was yelling some pretty, you know, >> and >> Yeah. Well, they were, it wasn't so much profane as it just was. >> Usually it's super racist. >> Very. [laughter] >> It's racist, ethnicity, religious. >> He has like I don't think it's a real gun. >> He has a pelon. >> He has a pelon. Yeah. Um, apparently he had some problems with his neighbors in the backyard and he had kind of wandered over near their property and set off their cameras and stuff and >> Yeah, they've got they've got a bunch of kids. >> Yeah, I think they have three maybe. >> Yeah, they do. >> Yeah. So apparently that was an issue as well. But yeah, um the couple of people that we have talked to today, >> usually his his tirades tend to be of the racist ethnic. >> What exactly did it say? >> Um he's got he says his his friends down the street are Jewish and he was calling them effing Jews. Stole all my money from me and was cussing at them. Then these two African-American kids were walking through the park and he was calling them the n-word. And then from 10 p.m. until this morning, he kept walking on his property, which he alerts him on the camera. >> Oh, he does have a camera. >> Yeah. I don't know if it's like records or if it's saving, but he said that was alerting him that somebody was on his property. He went out. He told him, you know, get out of here. Then this morning with the soccer game, came back. He's on his property again. So, he wants to trespass on there, too, if we want to do that. Jeffrey's neighbors were tired of the old man's problematic attitude and were hoping the cops would put an end to [music] his antics. Luckily, thanks to the witness's testimonies, officers finally had enough evidence to do just that. >> All right, come here. Come here, Jeffrey. Turn around. >> What are you going to do? >> We're going to take you to jail today. >> No. For what? >> Stop. You're trespassing for disorderly. >> You're trespassing. You're trespassing. >> Stop now. >> You're trespassing. You're trespassing. >> You're trespassing. You're under arrest. Okay. >> You're trespassing. >> You're trespassing. >> You're trespassing. >> You are trespassing. >> This isn't a gun. >> You are trespassing. >> Stop. You're trespassing. >> Let me double check. >> You're trespassing. >> You're Jeff. Stop. >> You're trespassing. >> Get off of me. >> Stop. >> You're violating my fourth amendment right. >> You're trespassing. Liar. You're >> trespassing. Watch your hand. in a row. >> He's going to jail. >> He's going to jail. >> He's going to jail. >> What am I going to jail for? >> Jeff, >> you got to sleep this morning. >> Jeff, look at me. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. You didn't tell me what I'm being detained. >> I'm trying. I'm trying to tell you right now. >> What am I being detained for? >> You're being arrested and taken down. >> I'm being arrested >> illegally >> for disorderly conduct while in I'm on private property. >> I'm on private property. >> I'M ON PRIVATE PROPERTY. >> I'm on private property. >> You're some of the melatally. You're detaining me. >> Look at you. Look at you. >> Okay. You're cursing. >> You're lying ass pieces of >> You're lying ass pieces of [ __ ] You're liar. >> You're liar. >> You're a liar. You're detaining me illegally. >> You German crowd liquor. >> Piece of You're a communist. >> Yeah. Tear my arm off. >> German crowd liquor. >> Tear my arm off. >> German crow liquor. >> You're a lawyer. >> You're a lawyer. You detain me off private property. >> Okay. >> I didn't arrest you. >> Who was it? That right there. >> Baldheaded Jew. >> Baldheaded Jew. Come on. >> You arrested me off private property. Come on. Come on, buddy. >> Private property. Yes, I will come. >> We just don't have all day. >> You're being sued by >> Oh boy. >> Yeah, it's real. You want me to grab a complaint? He's alive. He's alive. I'm sering you. >> I'm sering you. >> In the end, he was charged with disorderly conduct.