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What's good everybody? Welcome back to Body Cam Vibes. Back with another body cam video that we about to discuss. From the title, >> I got to see what's going on on this right here, y'all. >> Shout out to Body Cam Files. I said that already. >> I don't think so. >> Shout out to Body Cam Files for this video. Hey, let's get into it. >> On to a Dollar General after receiving a call from the manager that a man was in the bathroom for over an hour. They'll be shocked by what they discover next. Still in there? >> Yeah, still in there. >> This way. >> Yeah, I'll give you two. >> Did he just go in there? >> That was like over an hour ago. Sheriff's office. Open the door. >> Yeah, step back. Sheriff's office, open the door, man. Huh? Open the door. All right, you can go ahead and open it. >> Sheriff's office, babe. Yes, it is. Are you in the roof? Get down. Get down. Huh? I can't hear you, man. I cannot hear you. >> What? >> What's your name, man? 380. He's climbed up in the roof. >> Do you have a ladder or some way to get up there? >> Uh, yeah. I can grab one from the back. >> Yeah, if you don't mind. Oh my god. >> Hey, man. It's the sheriff's office. I just need you to come down so I can talk to you. Huh? Where you at? [Music] >> Is he up there? >> I hear him, but I can't see him. And obviously can't look up there. I haven't used this. >> Hey, sheriff's office, get down. We're not going anywhere. Was that already open like that? >> I don't know it. I mean, >> they got like a room or something. >> They've got He's going to get a mop or a a ladder. That's a mop. But if you open that, that's how I'm assuming he climbed up there. You can also take the door knob off or something. >> So, what was his genius plan? I'm just going to stay here tonight. >> I think he's that way. >> The gentleman Noir or Greece. >> Bring that in. >> Which one? Let's go this way. Would you want to pursue? >> Write Congress. Write the senators. Write your local authoritarians. I call them that. Write everybody. Your president and tell them time has got so hard that people living in Dollar General >> bathroom >> bathrooms in the ceiling. >> Yes. >> They ain't got no place else to go. They they pushing them off the streets. They don't want the homeless people in the streets. So now they going in the ceiling to live. >> Yes. They need safety. What can I say? >> And how does he be up there? Because those ceilings are very fluky. >> Yeah, >> they real. You see how they pop open, >> right? >> How he must be a small guy up there, man. >> It must be. >> Let's get back into it, y'all. >> Just for the criminal mischief. >> Yeah. >> How much damage is that? >> What's he broken the Come on out for me. I just need to know. >> Yeah. >> Breaking the tiles. >> Breaking the tiles. I don't know how much they cost in the ass. You got to get it fixed. >> Yeah. >> I'll call my manager and ask. >> Just hold it. my own [Music] as well. >> Hey, let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. >> Can you see his hands? >> Let me see your [ __ ] hands. Where's the other? Let me see it. I don't [ __ ] see it. [Music] >> Get your ass down. >> You better hurry your ass up. We're going to come yanke you down. >> Let me see your other hand. Your other [ __ ] hand. What's in your hand? Okay, I ain't worried about your reasons. Okay, let's go. Come on down. I don't give a [ __ ] about your drugs you got up here or whatever. Let's get you. >> Let's go. Let's go. Come on. >> Is he zeroed with anything other than a Reese's? >> Not bad. >> All right. Well, I'm about to just come yank him. You better come down or I'mma yank your ass down. Blade >> right there in your pants. >> Pull that blade out of your pants and toss it. No, you didn't. Stand up. >> Stand up. Let's go. Let's go. Get down. Get down. >> If you want a holster, I'll just grab him. >> Come on over here. >> He'll come down. >> I don't really know what he has on him. >> That's all right. >> Let's go. Come on. You got up there. You can get the [ __ ] down right here. Just walk over and get down. >> Listen, man. We already asked you. I'mma yank you down if you don't put one foot on this ladder right now. Come on. Hurry up. Hurry up or I'mma grab you. Come on. >> Quit [ __ ] playing then, dude. Come on. >> You'll come down one way or another. >> Give me your hand. down. He walked back. Don't play. >> He got lost. >> All right, let's go back. >> Come on. >> I don't care what it is, man. >> Huh? >> No, he's going to jail. >> What do you mean? >> Cuz you busted up their roof. I got it. Y'all can stay 108. Find something more entertaining. >> I don't care. Here. What about search? I'm telling you, bro. >> I got proof, bro. I got to hang out. Yeah, I already gave you a chance. >> I want to talk to you down >> No. Your Elvis Presley coin. >> Do you have anything that you found? >> Not yet. You want to just make sure you got gloves on? Gloves on. Don't worry about your pants right now. I still got to check all your 50 million pockets, boss. >> You think I take your word for it? I'm just saying. Okay. Well, I appreciate you telling me. Well, you want spice? No. Hell no. Hell no. No, that's not spice. No. No. All right, let's put him in my Tahoe and I'm going to get all of his information. You see how my back seat is empty? So, when we get to the jail, it's going to remain empty, right? Maybe. Huh? All right. Anything that's back there, you're getting charged with. Just letting you know. >> This uh Where's his knife? Um these are just burnt, so there's nothing in them. >> I don't need that. >> There is white powder. >> Where was it? >> Uh up there where he was. I'm just going to put it all in for destruction. It's going to get thrown out anyway. He wasn't in direct possession. Anything charging with criminal mischief. >> Willie was charged with possession of a controlled substance, criminal mischief, trespassing, resisting arrest, and petty theft. He posted multiple bonds totaling about $4,150 to secure his release. He was arraigned on March 14th and plead not guilty on March 17th, but his bonds were briefly revoked the following week before being reinstated on March 27th, indicating a short return to custody. Over the next several months, his case was continued multiple times as hearings were reset. And in October 2025, a psychological evaluation was filed under seal by a court-appointed doctor. As of now, Willie remains out on bond with his case still open and a plea hearing scheduled for December 18th, 2025, according to the hearing worksheet filed on October 7th. Cops, I know I know y'all got to do a job, man. And I know y'all y'all frustrated. Y'all see this stuff all day, but the way she was extra cussing, get the f down. >> Yeah, >> you get down. I'm I'mma effing yank you if you don't get down here. And I'm like, man, stop stop being like that. Stop being so mean and petty with people, man. Y'all don't ever think sometime people just got mental issues. And then people on drugs, man, I know they erratic, you know, sometime they just be down on life and >> stuff happen. Be human some effing time. Stop being authoritarian and trying to be in control of everything and and just just um he ain't like he un alive nobody, >> right? >> Or sad or or did something big or something like that. He this man got most of the time they have mental problems or they be drug addicts. Y'all need y'all need to have take some training on how to deal with these people. >> Yes, >> I know that's I know they like I say I know that's frustrating. They have to deal with that. They supposed to be dealing with regular criminals, but then they have to deal with mental ill patients and stuff like that and they be frustrated. I understand. >> But sometimes just be human, man. Sometimes just be like, you know, this person got a problem. Uh just get on down here. You know what I'm saying? Use be a little forceful but not the way she was going over. Yeah. Get your f down. Put your hands up. Put your >> Come on, man. You ain't got to be that extra like that. Yeah, >> that's what bothers me. Um, as you said, we know they have a hard job. Police officers all around the world have a hard job. Some less than others. Um, and some, you know, take their job serious and some really just don't give a f and are really nasty, really racist and stuff like that. I can't say what I'm seeing is her frustrated, racist, or just the way that she is. Maybe as a female, I have to feel >> I have to show my dominance. So, you know, I get a lot of that um sense when I watch female officers. They have to assert their dominance to show that they're just as qualified as males, which I feel like as a woman, >> you can be firm, >> but you don't have to be nasty about it. >> And even police in general, you don't have to be nasty. You don't know the circumstances of people you're coming in contact with, >> right? Nine times out of 10, police escalate situations when if they would just keep a level head >> and go into the situation. I ain't saying you got to be overly kind because half of these people drunk. They're out of their freaking mind anyway, right? >> But you have to at least keep a level head to realize, oh wait, this might be a case of mental illness. Now, half of the times when things go ary, like after the cameras are cut off or when somebody goes to court, the police officers end up they they will never publicly take a L. They will never say, you know, that was that was my wrong. I did this. They won't. They won't. >> Yeah. >> But >> um their cases are sometimes dismissed because >> of the way they treat people, >> right? And that's what that's what's happening like now. Millions are being given back to black males for being wrongfully um convicted, arrested, and charged with crimes they had nothing to do with. And I think it's it's about about time that somebody started saying, "Are we just going to keep giving millions? Are we going to pay attention to let's worry about who's the actual criminal? who's a mental illness patient. >> Yeah. >> You know what I'm saying? And who just needs to go to jail because they ain't pay child support. You know what I'm saying? Those are >> different cases. And to to all to be nasty across the board, it's just outrageous. >> Yeah. I just I just don't like that. I know a lot of people ain't going to agree because man, when you see these body cam comments, >> I mean, on all the videos I've seen, man, it's just some blatantly rude racist people out there, man. Yes. >> They just be coming in the comments just saying any old thing. And even the ones that got white people or other races and they they just some rude people in the world. Yes. >> When they feel like you a criminal, you you you scum in the earth. >> Like nothing can never happen to you one day, right? >> How would you feel if you get in put in a predicament like that? You know what I'm saying? We sit behind these computers and we judge and we talk we talk about them too. >> We say the things that we don't like, but at the same time, we have compassion. I don't feel like other people have that. You know what I'm saying? They need to train. They need to have since they got detectives and they got uh what they call them kidnapping division and all that. They need a mental health Yes. >> cops. They need a cop. We need a mental health cop here >> to Yeah. to deal with this situation. Yes. >> Because the the criminal cops, they just trained to take down the criminals and and be something and just >> they be more aggressive. They need they need to deal with some they need to train some mental illness or drug related um crimes. But at the same time, I I understand I understand your frustration >> having to deal with that every day, man. It's aggravating. It is. >> And and they just come off. But when I was sitting out when I when the woman was doing, I was like, >> just be a woman, >> right? >> Be firm, but you ain't got to be all that extra stuff like that. >> Just show the show the other cop that I'm I got this, >> right? >> You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I ain't really got too much to say about it, man. >> Yeah. me. >> But it's crazy. This man had to hide. Why you went in the ceiling though, bro? That whatever drug you taking, man. That thing got you going crazy. >> I just needed some peace to go my Reese's. >> Yeah, man. Like, God dog, man. >> When I when I look at him, man, I just You don't know when you look at this person eyes, you don't know what he's struggling with. It could be years of trauma, >> years of drama, >> years of everything all in one. We just look at them, oh, they criminals, crackheads, >> right? >> But we don't know what really be going on, though. >> Yeah. That's all we got to say about the situation. Yeah. >> Me, too. >> All right. Thank y'all for being here. Y'all let us know what y'all think about this in the comments. This was a crazy one, man. >> Yes. >> In the ceiling. >> Yeah. I can't even make sense of it. >> Make that make sense. Y'all, thank y'all for the love supporting this channel. Thank y'all for being here. >> Um, we really appreciate it. Go to the comments cuz I love reading y'all comments and seeing the things y'all say. >> Yes. >> The good and the bad. So, I'm here for it. At the end of the day, always remember, don't get caught slipping in the ceiling >> in in the Dollar Tree >> in Dollar Tree ceiling. >> Dollar General. What was that? Dollar >> Dollar General. Dollar Tree. One of them dollars. $70. Some of them dollars >> ceiling on camera.
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