These people thought they could lie their way out, but the officers were already two steps ahead. Here are five cases when officers knew the suspect was lying. Number five, man hit someone over a sandwich and lies to police about it. On February 20th, 2025, two police officers were on the trail of a person who was wanted for battery. Once they were at the person's doorstep, the officers knocked and received a baffling response. Is that what he was driving? Yep. >> Yeah. I was like, driveway full. That's 16. So, just using the empty lot, huh? >> Autoes. [Music] >> This has to be it, right? He was the one walking around with the dog in that houseire the other day. >> They say come in. >> Yeah. >> He's laughing. He's He's just looking through the window. Nobody's home. Christopher, can you come talk to us real quick? [Music] What's up, >> Chris? >> No. Fred, >> what's up? >> Your name's Chris. >> What's up? >> Yeah. >> His response to the police was strange enough on its own. Blatantly lying to the police will never be a good choice to make. The man was unbothered, but what he didn't know was how his next answer would escalate things fast. >> You're under arrest, man. >> No, I'm not under. >> Yes, you are. For battery. >> No, I'm not. I didn't batter nobody. >> Yes, you >> No, no. Come on, guys. >> Who did I? >> You battered the freaking lady at the lady at the whistle for what? >> Stop resisting. Put your hand behind your back. >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back or you'll get into a charge. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You guys going to get another charge. >> Stop. Stop, guys. How I'm Let me walk out. >> No. Put your hands behind your back. It's >> okay, guys. >> Hands behind the back now. >> I will. >> No. Right now. I don't have any room to work here. Come on, guys. >> You really had to make it go the hard way. >> No, I'm going to let you go. I'm going to do it. >> They've given you several opportunities. Your stomach now. >> Stop. Stop. >> No. No. >> I got you. >> I'm tired. I'm tired. >> Then lay down face flat on the ground. Put your other hand behind your back. Your left hand now. Sorry. Let >> me get behind the other side of you. >> Are you mad at me? >> Yeah, very bad. >> Sorry. >> Give me this hand. >> I'm mad at me because I I had a bad breakfast. Sorry, guys. I apologize. Come on. >> You got to collect. >> Be nice. Thank you. I'm so sorry. I am. >> After resisting arrest and scuffling with the police officers, the man's demeanor has now changed, appearing to be more cooperative. >> I don't feel good, guys. >> We're going to get you standing up here in a second. We're double locking your handcuffs. >> What? >> I think I need to go to the hospital. >> Why? >> Oh, my heart. I swear to God I don't feel good. Call the ambulance, please. >> Gren 52 here, please. >> Oh, call the ambulance. Call ambulance, sir. I just got there. It's nothing illegal. >> It's all legal. >> What's What's all this? >> Okay. >> Yeah, it's just all legal, too. It's all from the dispensary in Morris. >> From the dispensary. Yeah, you see them dumb bottles there. >> What's with like the tar stuff? >> It's just res when you do your one hitters. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that's all. I don't want to fight with you guys. I know. I just I don't want to go to jail, >> but I mean this is all what happened. I What did I do? >> Hang up. Hang up. >> All right. Read something. >> All right. All right. Okay. Go ahead. Read my rights, please, and get called the ambulance. >> They're on their way. They're on their way. Already called for. >> All right. Thanks. >> Are you breathing okay? Are you breathing okay right now? >> Well, see, my gut hurts real bad because I got a uh hernia and I I just >> We didn't want to have to take you down, but you're understand. >> It wasn't your fault. >> Okay. >> It was my fault, guys. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. I just got a hernia and it just hurt like crazy. Can you push that over? >> Does anybody else live here with you? >> My puppy. >> Just you? No other humans? >> No. Okay. >> Snooker. That's Snickers. >> Okay. >> Like the bar? >> Yeah. No, like the like uh the bar over Snickers. >> Oh, Snickers. Like the candy bar. Okay. >> Like >> I thought you said Sookers at first. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Despite the man's troublesome reactions and responses, the officers remained composed and professional. Not only were they carrying out their duty, but they also looked out for the man's well-being. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't feel good, guys. >> All right, they'll be here in a minute. Okay. >> All right. So So what did they say I did? >> Hang on. >> Okay. >> Push it. >> I'm going to my my shirt over my belly button. >> Did you feel better sitting up and sitting on the couch? >> Yeah, I might be able to, guys. Thank you so much. >> Hang on. Hang on. >> Yeah. Hang on. Hang on. We're going to move you. All right. Ready? >> I know. Let me get to my knees first. Huh? >> It might be easier if you tuck tuck your right knee in and we can walk you up that knee. Okay. >> I'm going to go this way. Okay. >> Here. I got Let me get my hand underneath you. >> You're all right. Good. You're almost there. Just stand up and have a seat on the couch. >> Oh god. Yeah. Yeah, I got it. I got it. I got it. >> I just don't want you falling. >> Okay. [Music] Okay, guys. I think I got it. All right. Okay. All right. >> Is that better? >> Yeah. You want to tuck that down? I I hate seeing it. And you guys don't want to see that thing. >> I don't Doesn't bother us. >> It's a hernia. >> See what we've seen. >> Yeah, it's bad. It's a bad hernia. >> All right. What am I going to jail for today? >> You're getting arrested for domestic battery. >> Oh, domestic >> or not domestic battery? Just regular simple battery. >> Just regular battery. >> Yeah, just regular battery. >> Yeah. Uh what I I touched something. >> So >> I touched somebody. >> You're right to remain silent. No, I'll talk to you. I don't want to. Okay. Well, I got Let me finish reading this. >> Don't read it. I I I don't >> Anything you say can't be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to have an attorney present when you're being questioned. >> Thank you so much. >> If you cannot afford an attorney, what could be appointed to you through the courts? >> Oh, thanks. >> You understand these rights as they've been read? >> Sure do. Okay. >> Thank you so much. >> So, you're under arrest for domestic battery. >> All right. >> Or not do regular battery. Sorry. >> And now it's time to hear his side of the story. Right. >> All right. >> We have it a witness >> and video witness. I got I have the whistle stop >> where you were upset. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> So, >> yeah, I was upset. Yeah. They gave me a horrible meal and >> But you got a full refund. >> No, they didn't give me a full refund, but I did get it and I walked out after that. She wanted to take a picture of me and I just uh grabbed her phone one minute. That's all I did. >> I didn't touch her. I grabbed the phone. I did grab the phone. >> You can't hustle. >> I know. I I grabbed the phone. No, >> not not her. I didn't. I >> She's saying you grabbed your wrist. >> Well, yeah. Outside when she was chasing me down. >> She was just trying to get chasing me down. >> She was trying to get your license plate. >> Oh, that's fine. That's fine. >> And also, you can't ever go back to the whistle stop now. >> No good. I don't want to. Never. Never again. >> Well, now you can't. >> Yeah, I do. You can get arrested. >> I'm done. >> I'm done from there. Should I grab my wallet? >> We'll grab everything. What do you do? You have a phone, too? >> I got a phone. >> Do you want your eyelasses? >> Yes, I need everything. >> Do you want them on right now? >> I need them on. You know what? Are they just for >> I know you guys are going to hate me, but I got to go. >> Now, as they're all waiting for the ambulance to arrive, the man receives a shocking piece of info from the police on what their next steps will be. >> Once the ambulance gets here, >> Yeah. they'll be here in a couple minutes. >> All right. All right. Uh, yeah. Do I I'm going to get bailed out today, right? >> There's no Is it? >> There's no There's no bail. >> No. >> Why did you just tell me that? >> You fought us, man. >> Why did you just say that? >> Cuz you guys are so dorks. >> We're dorks. >> All right. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. It's me. Give me a hitting head. >> I'm not hitting. >> No. No. I'm sorry. Why didn't you say that? >> This is state law. It's been in effect for like a year and a half now. >> All right. All right. >> Process and release. >> Okay. Sorry, I got I got money on me, too. So, >> you don't need money. That's the whole thing. You don't need money. >> You don't need any money. >> You What? Why are you grabbing me out of my house? >> You were going to slam the door on me, man. >> Oh, I was >> And you're playing that game. Oh, no one's here. >> Oh, yeah. You knew that. >> Yeah. Come on. >> I know. But this been a sign. >> What? >> Did we just sign something? >> Jail. Yeah. Yeah. When we get to the jail. >> Oh, yeah. Then then I'm out. Okay. All right. >> We should have went in there and did us in and out. Huh? >> Yeah. >> Well, then forget about Let's go in and out. Let's go. >> Well, we have to have ambulance talk. >> I'm I'm fine. I'm fine. >> You're still going to have to talk to me. >> No, >> we've already called them up. They got to come. >> Can I get a drink of my pops right there, >> please? >> Thank you so much. >> Yeah. >> Can you wait till they check you out? Do you need a drink of pop right now? I'm so cotton mouthed after all that drink all day. >> No, no, no, no. I haven't. I just just woke up. Just wanted to have breakfast. And Tom, don't worry about it. Let's go. Just get this. >> You got to come now. >> They're already here. >> And now it's too late when the suspect realizes that compliance could have made things a whole lot easier for him. >> Then it'd be quicker. You told us you had a bad heart and that you >> I did. I felt like down there, you know. I was >> I don't want to fight you, man, but you're we're doing this whole thing of the hallway. >> I know. I didn't want to go through that either. I just wish you would have told me what's up. >> I told you you're under arrest. You're going battery. I told you it was for battery. >> A battery. >> Battery. >> That's what I told you, man. Then you want to throw it a battery down. >> It is. You can't just go out there and grab someone just because they're >> I didn't grab somebody. >> Hey. Yeah, I didn't feel too good. >> What's going on, fellas? This is Chris. >> I'm Chris. >> Hi, Chris. I'm Ryan. >> Yeah. Yeah. I was like a little out of breath for a little bit there. So, >> Okay. All right. Is that why they called or >> Yeah. He So, we we had to we had to take him to the ground. >> So, yeah. So, >> he said he had a bad heart cuz he wanted to talk to you guys. >> I feel better. >> Okay. Like, were you out of jet breath? just wrestling with them right now. >> Almost dying. >> Sitting here right now. You're not out of breath. I'm fine. I want to help these guys out and do it as quick as we can. >> Okay. Any chest pain? >> No. Can I just get a drink of a water or something, please? >> Uh, are you Well, you want to go to the hospital and get checked out? >> No. I I don't Well, if you want me to. >> Dad, I can't force you to go. I If they want you to go get checked out, it's another story. >> So, what do you guys want me to do or no? >> It's up to you. It's up to you. I don't know how you're feeling. In the end, the man was charged with battery and was also permanently banned from the store. Number four, when you're a bad parent and also a bad liar. In this next case, officers in Ohio responded to a parking lot after a caller reported a child left alone in a car while the temperature outside was below freezing. Here's what the witness had to say when the authorities arrived. Hi. >> You said he's been out here for about 45 minutes. >> I've been here. Her appointment, my client's appointment was at 6:30 and I got here about 10 minutes late and he's been here since. >> The mail here says that he was parked in the back of 787 >> and it's no one in there. >> I have no idea. Okay, I'm just asking >> go and find out if it's anyone's >> and then there >> he's been in a scream. >> Okay. >> So that like freaked me out. >> Somebody shut the alarm off. So >> it did go off at one point. >> It did. He tried to open the door. >> Okay. Would you obviously like our number one priority is to get the kid. Would you mind like hanging around so we can gather more information from you? >> Absolutely will. >> Okay. >> I will stay as long as you need me to. >> I appreciate him. >> Is this your car? Do you know whose car this is? >> 88. >> Okay. >> 88. Go ahead. >> Seems like maybe they've got it figured out. Do we have it figured out? >> No. There's a dance. the dance studio. >> It's closed. >> Cannot find what I need. >> I've seen somebody quite a few times pass with a dog, but nobody has nobody came up. And >> it's Yeah, it's probably from one of a kind is what >> Okay. >> Reports say the mother had been inside for quite some time, leaving her child alone in a car that wasn't even running. In weather like this, the officers are stunned that anyone would make that choice. >> I don't know if you >> Where's your Where's your mommy at? Can you unlock the door? >> No. Unlock the door for me. Can you unlock the door? >> Mommy's in there. He's pointing over here. >> Okay. Can you unlock the door? Can you open it? >> Where's Where's mommy at? >> In there. >> She's in there. >> Do you need him? You need me to come sit with him or? >> No. >> Okay. >> Is this your child? >> Yeah. >> What are you doing? >> Okay. What? I don't really need to put put these down. Cops can come off right now. You're going >> Why? >> Uh, that's not how that works. It's okay. >> It's okay. >> It's okay. It's okay. It's nothing. >> Come on. >> What's your name? >> Sunny. >> I'm going to put on your name. >> What's your name? >> His name is Sunny. >> Sunny? >> Yeah. And even who's not stealing me? Who is my mom? I know she's your mom. >> But I do got to go potty. >> You have to go potty. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> That's why the >> Okay. Um, what about my son though? >> Yeah, we're going to make sure you Where were you when your son was in the car for 45 minutes? >> I've been checking on him. I wasn't in there for 45 minutes. >> Are you okay? Well, okay. The woman is now in custody, but if she's concerned, it doesn't show. It's the officers who seem to carry the weight of what just happened. >> Went for an interview, >> okay, >> for to enroll. >> Okay. >> I had no idea that >> and it's been at least an hour >> since she's been back to the car. >> She came in and asked for an interview. >> You wash your hands? >> Did you wash your hands? >> Yep. >> Okay, perfect. And uh the the the manager said she'd be right with her. So she said, "Okay, I got to get something out of my car." Went out to her car for maybe 20 minutes or so, came back in, and I took her back to her interview. >> That's where she came out of was an interview. >> Yeah. The two doors down is our office area. We only checked as far as the classroom area. I didn't It didn't even dawn at me. She'd be that one. >> Um would you be willing to fill out if I need you to fill out a window? Okay. Thank you. I'll be back. You said it was like over an hour or an hour or >> so her appointment was at 6:30 and we got here about 10 minutes late. So about 6:40 is when we got here. >> Okay. >> And this vehicle was already here. >> Okay. >> I took my client in, walked her to the station, and I sat my butt in the car. >> And you you saw no one come out? >> Nobody came out. >> Okay. >> Are you okay back there? You want Are you too hot, cold, nothing? >> I'm fine. I'm just watching my son. >> No. Okay. [Music] Okay. So, since you're in the back of our cruiser and cuffs, I'm going to read you something and I'm going to ask you some questions. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Now that she's been mirandized, the officer asks what she was doing inside the store and more importantly, why she left her child out in the cold. >> So, I I get that you were going in for an interview. >> Mhm. I actually wasn't even going in for an interview. Me and my son just drove by. We just left the pet store and I was like, "Oh yeah, Gerber, I always wanted to go here." >> So the lady was like, "Can you fill out the application?" I was like, "Yeah." So I was like, "Sunny." >> Yeah. I was like, "Sunny, do you want to go in?" He said, "No." >> Sunny. >> Yeah. His name's Sunny. Coming from the pet store, Pet Supplies Plus. >> No, the pet like >> Oh, the Okay, I got you. I got you. So, we came here and then I came in and asked if they had any openings for esthetician school. And a lady was like, >> "Actually, the manager is here. Here's a form." >> So, she's like, "Can you fill that out for me, please?" I was like, "Yeah." So, I came outside and I was like, "Sane, do you want to go in?" He said, "No." So, I filled out the form with him in the car. I was like, "Do you want to go in?" He's like, "No, go inside." And she was talking. We just started yapping. >> Okay. The with the manager in the back. >> Mhm. >> Okay. And then >> and then I heard the car go off, checked on him, but between then I didn't come out because I could always see him. >> Whenever I was inside, you could there's literally a sing >> like how long were you in there total? >> Um I was probably in there for an hour. >> An hour. >> But the car alarm had went off. But there's two doors right there on the side and her office is right there. peeking through the entire time while you're watching in the car. >> Yeah, cuz like there's a front area right there and then there's two doors right there. And then at that end we it was literally a random trip of us coming over here. We didn't plan to do that. So I was like I'm hungry. Me and the lady was just talking. I was like >> my son is probably tired. You know it's time to go. But me and her just was connecting. So yeah, we were in I was in there for a while talking to her. >> But you were watching the whole time. >> Yeah. Okay. I know. And I obviously I'm like, it's starting to get dark. We didn't even I didn't plan to do this. I'm like, it's time to go. When I came out, you guys were already here. But I I pro you know how you can feel the feeling like it's time to go. Like I was like, watch. It's probably something weird. >> Her version of events raises more questions than answers. So, the officer returns to the beauty school to speak with witnesses and retrace her steps. >> Hi. Sorry to bother you. Do you have the the manager's name who was interviewing her? Oh, that's Lindy. She's still here. You want me to go get her? >> Oh, yeah. That would be helpful. You guys don't have any crayons, do you? >> Crayons? >> Yeah. >> No. >> Thank you, ma'am. Appreciate. >> See all the doors we bring to the front or right out there. So, you'll see your your cruiser. >> Okay. >> Where was she being interviewed? >> Right here. >> Right here. >> Yeah. None of us knew that she had a child, >> right? Which is I'm not >> Yeah. >> saying that's we're just trying to gather information for >> Yeah. So, here's my card. >> Okay. >> My business card. >> At no point it came up that she had a kid. >> No. >> Okay. >> Cuz she could have brought him in, >> right? It seems like you guys are all, you know, supportive of, you know, that >> I mean, I kind of feel bad for her that maybe she didn't feel like she could ask. >> Um, she told me he wanted to stay in there, which is >> as a 5-year-old, you don't get to decide that. So, No, especially with all the child trafficking today. For God's sakes, >> when the car alarm went out off, >> um I I didn't even know then that she had a son out there. >> Okay. She heard her car alarm go off. >> Yeah, you could hear it in here in the >> Okay. So, what did she do when the car alarm went off? >> She got up. It went off twice. She got up, turned it off, and which happened. >> Did she walk out of here like to turn it off or was it like >> Yeah, she she leaned out the door like this. >> Okay. >> Out that door. >> Oh, out that this door. Unfortunate situation. >> Yeah. >> All around it. >> It is. I Yeah. That breaks my heart, you know, uh that a child was left in the car whether he wanted to or not. >> What stands out isn't just how calm she is. It's how little concern she shows for the consequences of her choices. >> What were you trying to give him to eat? >> I gave him water. >> Okay. >> If he did want something to eat, can he have these crackers? >> Yeah. >> The peanut butter crackers. >> That's fine. >> That's fine. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you want some news? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you are being charged for child endangerment >> because you left your kid in the car for over an hour. He is going to be referred to child protective services. >> So they are taking him. Um to better his you know experience. Do you have any relatives or family members that I could give their information to child protective services >> so he can stay? >> Yeah. So he doesn't cuz I'm not here trying to take your kid away and then have him go with some random family. And I mean if he knows these people and you know >> Yeah, I know my parents. >> Okay. What's your parents' names? Is there anybody else that you can think of other than your parents? >> No, just call my parents. >> Well, I'm not going to call him right now. So So it'll be on um CSB's end. I don't know how long he'll be there, but I'm guessing, you know, immediately tonight they'll start making phone calls >> once everything gets submitted. Um, and if he's, you know, if they >> Wait, so I'm confused. This is literally insane. So, because my son wanted to sit in the car and I was watching him, I'm getting arrested. >> So, have you never got >> Yeah. So, have you never sat in the car when your parents went in the store? >> Not when I was five. and the car's off. >> Once again, her response catches the officer offguard. The way she talks about what happened doesn't reflect the seriousness of the situation. >> I mean, you that's what court's for. You're going to go through a whole court process and you you're, you know, allowed to, you know, have your side of the story and give them all that information that I mean, this is just on our end, you know, it'll it'll be something you'll have to deal with. >> Yeah. You're the police officer, so I'm listening to what you're saying and you heard my story. >> I like to think I'm some, you know, a-hole that's trying to take >> It seems like that because you're very rude to me whenever you grab me. You didn't hear anything. >> Well, do you understand coming into that what I saw? >> Okay. >> People calling in about some kid crying and banging on the door and setting off car alarms. >> Okay. >> He's alone in a car that's off that's been in this parking lot for over an hour and no one was seen. >> What? >> Do you understand why >> you said and no one was seen? Nobody at any point came out to the vehicle. >> I did come and I waved at him and I seen him and he saw me and then I told the teacher. Okay. Well, that's fine. That's fine. >> That's fine. It'll be something that you can tell the courts. >> Okay. So, can he come over here though? >> No, he's in there. He's chilling. He's fine. He's perfectly fine. It's better than being in a vehicle all by himself. So, >> okay. Can we turn off the light in my car? >> Yeah, I can do that for you. So, where is Sunny going right now? I seen that red car. >> What? >> He's going with CSB right now. >> So, they're going to have custody of your kid. >> Um, >> I gave them >> your parents info. So, they're going to be calling them >> um to see if they would want to take custody. And uh >> I don't know how long that process will take. Obviously, I'd rather him go with your parents cuz he knows them instead of somebody else. >> Mhm. >> So, >> so they're taking him to that fat uh like that place on Arlington. >> Yeah, it's off of Arlington. >> Okay. >> Despite everything, the child answers gently without complaint. What makes it worse is seeing that the mother's priority clearly lies elsewhere. >> All right, Sunny. >> You're going to go with my friend here. Okay. >> It's Everything's going to be okay. All right. >> Okay. >> All right. fist bump. Have a good night. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Right here. You're cute. >> Okay. >> I gave her all the information like your parents, whatever. So, she'll probably be calling them tonight. >> Okay. Is it possible for me to get some chopstick >> in my purse? Yeah. >> You have some in your purse? Okay. >> Yeah. >> It's going to have to go back on once you're done. >> Okay. Thank you so much. >> Cuz I won't be able to keep that while I We'll We'll We'll take that back or in there for you. You just can't keep your vape just cuz it's actually >> Your nails are pretty. >> Thank you. You just get them done >> um >> in the beginning of the month. I don't want to get your uh bracelets caught up a little bit. Double lock it so it doesn't tighten up. >> The woman was later charged with child endangerment and was released pending a court appearance. Number three, scammer thought he was fooling the teller, but she was fooling him. On August 11th, 2025, officers in Illinois responded to a bank after tellers spotted a suspicious check. The bank staff kept a suspect waiting and when the police arrived, he was caught completely off guard. For equipment, >> so what are you doing here today with this? What are you trying to do? My landlord gave me the check back cuz he I guess he changed his mind about letting me move in. So I was trying to cash my check. >> Where's your landlord? >> My phone in the car. That's why I was stepping out to get my phone. >> Where you live at? >> I stay down on 601 West. >> The >> You don't remember talking to me? >> So you're saying he gave you this check back >> back? Excuse me. I'll grab something. >> Sir, I'm just trying to get my rent paid. >> Foring checks is a pretty serious offense, buddy. >> Man, I know, man. I wouldn't do nothing like that, bro. Like, >> so tell us who you got. >> Mel Alexander. >> Give us Give us his phone number. >> Can I get out of my car? >> Where's your car at? >> My phone is right there. My ride right outside. So, >> I don't know how to stop. Well, it's you present. >> This is our paper stock. >> Okay. >> Yeah. That's not ours. >> And a different commerce bank wouldn't have a blue one. >> No. And >> this is our routing number. >> So you saying he gave me the wrong check back? >> A fake one. >> Not wrong. Fake. >> Bro, that's playing with my life, bro. Like I So >> that would they would not make him the remitter. >> Yeah, it doesn't make sense to me. >> Yeah. This is >> um >> Can you come to the back with me for a moment? >> So, my money going. >> So, >> I'm trying to get like what's what's they saying going on? So, my money's like >> Well, tell me what's going on with the check because I mean clearly you've dealt with it. You've seen the original check what it looks like. So, what's this check? >> I thought that was the original check. That's what I >> right now. No. They spotted the fake early on. Instead of calling him out, the tellers played it smart, stalling until police walk through the doors. Now he's running out of excuses. >> Why? Who are you? >> That's my ride. >> Can you do me a favor? Grab his phone. >> Can you grab my phone, please? >> What is the check? >> Where'd you get it from? >> I got it from here and then I turned it to in to my landlord. It was for first month and last month, right? >> You have any proof that you gave him the check and that he gave you this one back? I mean, you see, you see where we're coming from, right? I mean, you have a completely different looking check >> that you have different, sir. I see what's going on. >> And then now you have >> and that's playing with my life. >> And then with And then wait, and then around the same time frame, you both go and open up a bank account here. >> Any of that. I never knew he was doing any of He goes and cashes his cashier check. You get a cashier check. And then now that cash your check is missing. And then now you come back with a falsified cashier check. >> Tell me who my second. >> So why would I do that? >> You you get what I'm saying? >> I get what you're saying, but did you Why would I come in here with and do that? >> Grab his number. Earl, >> I can't tell you right now. If you want, you can go sit down and chair. >> Just wait. Just wait. >> Oh my god. >> So, he's your landlord. So, >> you should he would have been, >> but I guess he changed his mind. >> So, he gave me the check back. >> Okay. So, how did you find the place? Find what place? >> The place to rent out that you wanted >> uh to a friend. It was on Por Street. >> Okay. So, what's the address? >> Uh, if the check were real, this question wouldn't be hard to answer, but he fumbles and the officers take note. >> He's saying he's >> So, what's what's the address for the place? >> 1210, I think, street. >> Okay. So, what was this original RB Garrett Street that you just gave us? >> That's uh where I was moving out of. Well, we asked you the place that you were trying to move into and then you gave us that >> RV Garrett address. >> That's where I stay now. >> So, which address is it? Because you're giving us two different answers now. >> I stay in this uh RB. >> Mhm. >> That's where I'm at now. And where I was moving to was on P Street. So, I don't So, ain't nothing I could do. So, you're saying the address is >> 1210 Street, I believe. So, I'm not sure. >> Sold them on paperwork at the house. >> Okay. Well, if this is a house you're supposed to be moving into, I mean, you got to have something of paperwork. You got, you know, maybe you should know the address because you're trying to move into it. >> Well, it can't be 12 Tempori Street. That's right off Pennsylvania. And Pennsylvania is right in front of the hospital and there's nothing but work buildings around there. There's no apartments. There's no >> It's right across house. >> Can I talk to the manager? Please. >> What? Manager. What for? >> You just went and talked to her. She called us. >> Cuz I just wanted to see what's going on. Like what she's saying that >> you brought in a fraudulent check. >> Okay. >> Why would I do that? >> Well, it can't be 1210 North Poria because that that address doesn't even exist. So, what's the address of this place? because you don't have the landlord's number. You don't have any of his information. You don't have the house that you're apparently tried to use this money for or apartment. >> So, basically, you saying like I just got played. >> What I'm saying is is you made a fraudulent check and you brought it in trying to get money. You should have his information. >> Now that the questions are getting harder, he changes course. He's now pointing the finger at someone else and insisting he's just an innocent middleman. >> If you're not if you're not the one that brought in this fraudulent check or gave me the wrong information. >> Okay. What do you mean we gave you the wrong information? >> You gave me the wrong address, wrong phone number. Like I see what's going on now. I I definitely see what's going on. >> There's nothing about the wrong address, wrong phone number. It's about you brought in a fraudulent check. >> I know. I see what's going on. >> And that's what I'm saying. Where did you get the check from? >> Yeah. Okay. So, if he's the one that gave you a fraudulent check, what's his phone number? Where's his address? What's the address of the place you're trying you were trying to get into? >> That's the That's the address. >> Have you went out and seen this place? >> No, sir. I see what's going on. She just said he made an account here. Like, I just got played. That's basically what just happened. I >> Well, I need you to find his information >> right now. No, right now you're a suspect to this. So, I need you >> to give me this guy's information if you didn't do anything. >> You have text messages with this person? >> Something with social media? >> I only met him one time. >> Okay. Well, you said you knew you got the information on this place that's for rent through a friend. So, who's this friend? >> They say told me about a slum landlord. Slum landlord. >> Okay. So, who's the friend that told you about it? >> I believe they information second. >> Who you call? >> I'm outside. Well, don't worry about calling them. >> I'm trying to get the paperwork. >> No, don't worry about that. We can get to that point. >> He's got no proof, no names, and no address. The excuse doesn't hold up, and the officers are done giving him the benefit of the doubt. >> Just play me. Hey, I know they just played me. I'm trying to uh He's trying to get the dude number of the landlord. If I could get >> me here. >> Well, you probably call after this, right? >> I never dealt with one. >> Yeah, that's I got a lot of info. I just don't know what to do with it. >> Like, okay, here. Lay it on me. What do you got? >> Clearly forg signature. Clearly fake check. >> Sit tight. >> Clearly fake. Yeah, >> I talked to an invest a corporate investigation supervisor. >> Mhm. >> That deal with this all the time. >> Yeah. >> They make a fake check, try to get cash. >> Yeah. So, >> I mean, I just don't know what to do with him. >> Well, I mean, as of right now, we have a frauds uh unit, I want to say. So, give me I'm going to call Sergeant. Let's see. Cuz this is the first one. Sit down. You listen. You haven't been able to give me a person, phone number, the correct address, proof of anything with any of this. Like, you haven't been able to give me anything of what you're saying. And you're beating around the bush scrolling around your phone, not even looking at anything that's >> related to it. >> You just started giving me a number. This whole time you scrolled at least three pages on your phone call log trying to give me a phone number, and you haven't been able to this whole time. All right. >> Let's let's put in the car. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Call Sarge after. Just hang on to that here. For right now, stand up. Okay. >> You got anything else inside your pockets? >> No. >> Okay. Here. Let me see your phone. >> Take the phone. >> What? >> Just go and turn around. >> Turn around. >> We're just We're detaining you for right now. We're going to do this out of the public. Okay. We're going to handle this privately. That's the end of the conversation. The handcuffs lock into place. >> We're none everyone's business for now. All right. Right now, you just detained. We're going to figure everything else out. I just want to get us out of here. Okay. >> There. Just take a seat. Please. >> Just Just wait a second. All right. Watch your knee. I got a uh fraudulent check up here at Commerce Bank. We got the guy here. Uh he's just throwing out a fake story about an apartment and this other guy that had also opened up a bank account here. They both >> took out uh they both took out checks right after they opened the accounts and now he brought back this fake one. Sergeant just had to give you a call see if you guys wanted to come down and talk to them and handle them or if you you just wanted me to just go ahead and go through with it. No, I just through with it. Collect the check. >> Get the video footage of him being there if you can without a search warrant. >> Okay. >> Um and is it down at on Main Street? >> On Main Street. Yeah. >> Yeah. And you know, just obviously he's already giving you guys a story. Just did you already? >> No, I we just he just started spilling everything about, you know, why he's got the check and everything and we didn't even really ask him any questions. >> Yeah. I would just do that and keep moving forward. >> All right, sounds good. >> Let's go ahead and randomize and talk to him, collect the check, and cinch it up however you see fit. >> All right, sounds good. Thank you. >> Yep. Bye. >> Never mind. Right now, >> the cuffs are on and now the officer goes over what happens next, starting with the legal consequences. >> Listen. Hey, this is this is what I'm going to do, okay? I'm going to send you out for what I can for what I have on it. Just listen. Okay, I'm going to contact Tazwell County and let me let me explain the reason on why this might actually it's not nothing this is going to help but it might quote unquote help. Okay, just bear with me. I'm going to send you for what I have for just this. Okay, after that Tazwell County, if they if they confirm this warrant, you'll go out to Tazwell for whatever that warrant is. That'll give myself and our detectors enough time to follow up with hopefully and figure out if it was him involved or you and him or get more information on top of it. That way, if you are clear-cut free, the charges and everything can be dropped. Right now, there's nothing on my side that I can do. Okay? I've already talked to the detectives. They want you to go out. Okay? We have enough probable cause off of it to get to make an arrest. Okay? Instead of give you a notice to appear, they want you to go out the county today. Okay? I I can't. That's Listen, the second I call detectives because this is their portion of it because I have enough on my side. I've done the detective work before they can get here, they have enough on our side that they said they want the arrest to be made. The man was charged with deceptive practices and forgery. Number two, woman makes one bad decision, then makes it worse by lying. This stop happened on July 13th, 2024 in Florida after officers spotted a car with a window tint far darker than allowed. Here's how it played out. >> So, this isn't your vehicle or this is >> Is it What's the issue? >> My son is about to start. I'm in a rush. The more you work with me, the faster I can get you out of here. That's what I'm trying to get. >> What's my name? What's >> What's your date of birth? >> Okay. And what's your social? >> I don't have my social. I don't know. >> Do you know like the last score? >> You don't know any part of your social? >> No. >> I know 593. Your first. Okay. All right. All right. So now I got to try to find you cuz you don't have your driver's license on you. So obviously I got to do some additional work. But >> I'm going to like I said the the more you are no >> you got everything right. >> What? >> You have everything. >> Yes. But I need you to wait out here for me. >> It's hot. Why do you need me to wait out here in the shade? >> I have AC. >> I understand that. Just wait in the shade for me though. >> Why do I have to stand out here? >> Because ma'am I'm not going to have you go back to your car. Listen. This is what I'm talking about. The sooner you let me do my job, the sooner I can get you out of here. >> So I can't sit in my car now. >> No. Once I go back and confirm everything's good with you, then I will let you go back in your car depending on what I find. All right. Like I said, just let me do my job so I can get you out of here. >> Shea. Aisha, do you have a medical card? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I have a card. But you have an >> This is what I'm talking about. It's going to take longer the longer you don't answer. Okay. Thank you. So, you have a metal, >> but you don't have it on you. Okay. Is it valid? >> I went out last night. I'm not sure. I went out last night and I searched my stuff. I'm not sure. >> Okay. So, >> not sure like it's expired or valid or anything. >> From the moment they approach, she's difficult, refusing to answer anything straight. But the officers now have more than enough reason to look closer. >> Okay. >> Is there any armed? >> Okay. Do you mind if I just look make sure there's nothing in there? >> Cuz it smells like it. >> Check Check it for >> You just said you smoked last night. >> I didn't say I smoked last night. I searched my car for last. >> Okay. So, is there any in there? >> No. There. >> I'm going to search it. Am I going to find any? I just said I'm going to wait. >> You're good. You can wait right there. Wait. >> I'm going to get my purse. I'm getting my purse. >> Put it back in there. I don't want >> There's nothing. I don't want you going in my purse. Listen to me. Told you you can't look through your stuff. You can't You can't go through yourself if you get my wallet. >> This was inside your purse. >> Give me my wallet. >> Inside your purse. Your purse. You're going in handcuffs right now to put your hands behind. Okay. Okay. Go ahead. Go ahead. Put your hands behind your back. I understand. You're going in handcuffs. ever. Nisha, listen to me. >> Listen to me. >> Just listen. Listen to me. Just listen and relax. >> We're past that cuz you're not listening. Just listen. Pass that. >> Please. I hurt us. >> Then stop resisting. Just stop. Okay. >> If you stop resisting, we're going to stop. >> Please don't [ __ ] >> We're past that. >> What the did I do? >> You're just being detained right now cuz you're not listening. >> I was >> He told He told you not to go into your purse and he went into your purse. I'm getting arrested for no reason. There's no in my right now. Okay, that's it. >> Can you let my arm go? >> You're gonna stay right here. >> I asked for my wallet. >> You want to take a seat? If you take a seat, I'll I'll let go of your arm. It's up to you. >> I'm not sitting. >> Okay. >> You put that in my arm, though. I'm not going >> cuz you you're walking back to your car. >> He's searching my car for no >> You don't get to use your pocket. >> Listen, you do not get to use >> Hey, I'm putting it in my pocket. I'm putting it up. >> Instead of waiting calmly, she starts resisting, drawing more attention while the other officer is busy with a vehicle. >> Putting it up. >> I'm putting my phone up. >> Let my phone go. >> You're going to be arrested for this. >> You cannot make any calls while you're in custody. >> Put it in my pocket. >> I'm going to give it to this officer right now. I'll put it in the >> Just put it in your purse. That's fine. You cannot make any calls when you're in protective custody. Do you understand that? Cuz I can't have you making phone calls to call the people here. Okay. Just listen to what we're saying. That's that's all you have to All you have to do is listen to what we're saying. That's it. >> And then you wouldn't be getting any more reason. It don't smell like >> you're just making up stuff to search my car. >> What did I make up that that your car's been search? >> My car does not smell like making that up. Just to search for my car. >> Follow me. You going to be call You're going to say what? >> Yes. I'm not doing nothing. >> Okay. >> Search for my car for no reason. >> It's no my car. [Music] >> What's your first name? Is that >> Manisha? >> Or is your name Ashley? Because you're saying your wallet and magically I find an ID that says Ashley on it. >> The tears come but the damage is done. After all the lying and resisting, the officers aren't giving her another pass. >> Birthday party, please. >> Ashley, I tried to work with you and you you obstructed me at every step of the way. >> I'm going to miss my son birthday party. >> No, you cannot. >> Oh my god. Please, >> I'm going to miss my son birthday party. >> I don't have anything on me. I got smoke >> and I told my mom. My son birthday party is today. >> Yeah. Go in the back seat. >> Call my mom. >> We'll get to that. >> She's expecting me. >> Can you be honest with me? I would like to talk. >> Okay. You all right? Pat her down. >> I just pay her pockets down. >> Okay, let's try this again. You said you're going to be honest with me, right? >> Okay. >> What's your first name? >> Okay. >> All right, Ashley. At this point in time, >> call my mom. We're going to be late for the party. >> You are going to be under arrest for >> I'm going to miss my son. >> False information to me. >> Call my mom. >> Okay. So, we'll get to that. But right now, you're under arrest. >> Okay. Can I get my phone? >> Bravo 105. >> So, I'm just going to not show up for my son party. >> Yes. You're being arrested. >> But I need to let my mom know. >> You're an adult. You can let her know later. >> Bravo. Bravo 17. Please, can I please call my mom? Not >> right now. >> I'm going to miss my son party. Okay. >> Why Why would you lie to us at the beginning? Like, why why lie to us about who you are? >> Bravo 17 taking >> things didn't have to escalate. But by lying and refusing to cooperate, she sealed her own fate. >> Oh my god. >> Can you please get my phone so I can call my mom? >> You cannot make any phone calls right now. How long would this What am I going to arrest with? >> It's going to be as long as it takes to get this done. >> Where am I getting? >> I still don't understand why you would lie to us about who you are and what your name is. >> You do know that that's that's illegal, right? >> And that's an arrestable offense. >> Oh my god. >> I need my phone. >> You cannot make any phone calls right now. I told you that. I need to let my mom know I'm not coming so far. >> I'm telling you, you are not making any phone calls right now. >> P95 the RO and that is going to be the correct information. I'll have 1105 for Ryan Falls in >> So why can't I get my phone? >> Cuz your your camera being detangled right now. Can't make any phone calls to anybody. That's the whole issue that I personally had with you when you bought your phone out when we had you in cuffs is because you can't make any phone calls cuz we don't need you call anyone for have any family or friends to come in. >> My son's birthday party. >> You have to call her right now. You could be late. >> The party is about to start in 30 minutes. I was on my way and leaving work. >> All right. Well, when we get situated, if he wants to let you call your mom, then he'll let you call your mom. I want to see what he going through. Why he's looking through my stuff? >> You better stay seated. Okay. >> What is he going through? Why can't I see what he looking through? >> Because you're being detained right now. So you don't >> Okay, but he's going through my stuff. >> Yeah, he's he's searching for >> No, I don't. >> Well, once he's done searching, then he'll come back here. >> With the suspect in the cruiser, the officer finishes up documenting the tint violation and searching the vehicle. She's alive. >> Can I call my phone? My mom. >> Not right now. >> I'm going to miss my son birthday party. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm gonna miss my son birthday. >> I understand. But we're talking about this right now. That's >> okay. >> Okay. Okay. So, do you want to talk to me about the lying to me about your ID and all that stuff so we can work this out? >> So, obviously you knew you were suspended because >> why you gave me false info. Why did you get nothing? >> Okay. Well, you are suspended and there's really no other reason to lie to me. >> What What was your reasoning for lying to me about who you were? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? Did you know you were suspended? >> No. Okay. >> Uh, I mean, I guess there's nothing really for to ask you, >> you know. So, we're going to have a female come here and pat you down and then um >> You just patted me down. >> A female's going to search your search you personally. >> So, we got to wait for that. >> So, can I call my mom? I'm not taking it to >> After she gets searched, I'll just bring her back to 19 if you want. Oh, that'd be perfect. Yeah. >> What about my stuff? >> And uh Well, your car is going to get towed. >> What about my purse? >> Your purse >> with all my stuff. >> I I'll bring your purse. >> I need to call my phone. My mom. >> I'm going to bring your phone. I'm going to bring your ID. >> I need the whole purse. >> And I'll Well, I'm just going to bring your little wallet thing. >> I need my whole purse. >> There's way too much stuff in there. I'm not bringing that to jail when you get here. >> It's going to be in the car. So, whenever you get the car back, it'll be in there. Where's my card tower? >> Whichever Tony come. >> In the end, the woman was charged with driving while license suspended with knowledge, resisting without violence, and filing a false verbal statement. Number one, when taunting the police ends exactly how you'd expect. Our final case begins in Northport, where an officer spots a man who allegedly fled a previous traffic stop and violated commands from patrol. And right away, the man's behavior sends the situation in the wrong direction. >> Yeah. Don't be walking out into the middle of the road. >> Excuse me. >> I said, "Don't be walking out in the middle of the road." >> You're walking on the middle of the road. >> Yeah, cuz I'm coming over to you. >> Well, listen. No, no, no, no. It works both ways. >> No, it doesn't. >> You're a citizen without that with a badge. You're a citizen. Okay. >> Okay. So, listen. Don't give me that, please. >> Do you have ID with you? >> I don't I don't have to car it. >> Yeah, you do because you violated traffic control. >> No, I just I just call the shift commander and I know he's coming over here to me. the corporal. >> No, I don't need it. >> Listen, I'm going to tell you right now. >> You're going to give me your ID cuz you just violated. Okay. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. [Applause] >> Stop resisting. >> Okay, I got head injury. Are you okay? I got a head injury. Send me an ambulance. And I'll be >> I need help. Give me back. Put your hands behind your back. I got to block it. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, you're not. >> Put your hands Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. >> Help. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Help. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands. Put your hands behind your back. You're not going to punch you back. >> Put your hands behind your back. You want to get tased? Punch back. >> You want to get tased? >> I've been tased before. They got sued. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Last chance. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Sir, >> he just kicked me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay, that's all right. Come over. >> This is what I'm talking about. >> Put your hands behind your back. Draw the ship, commander. He's coming to me big. Oh, he's saying you guys. >> I got it. I got >> You better not text me. >> I got it. No, >> I'm good. >> He's still resisting for 104 right now. >> All the officers are asking for is cooperation, but it's clear he'll say or do anything except give them what they need. With that attitude, it isn't long before the suspect is on the ground and in cups. >> You better have your cameras on. >> You're going to get tased. You have you have a camera. >> I've been safe, but I was safe. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Mental injuries. >> Put your hands behind your back. Ambulance. Ambulance. >> I'm in ambulance. I beat up. >> He punched me by. He kicked me in my chest and I got I got PS3. Help. I got a big injury and he's still doing it. I'm 67 years old. Take a record this you. I'm going to get up. I'm gonna go. >> No. >> Yes, I got to go. >> It's too late now. >> You're going to jail. It's too late. >> I go to jail. >> I go to jail. It's okay. This the last time you >> You better call your shift commander. I already contacted him. >> He probably called you to attack me. >> Well, this >> You're ignorant. Be quiet. >> No, you ignorant. I'm I'm an escop. Hello. >> Good for you. >> Yeah, thank God. >> So then you should know if you violated traffic infraction, then you have to ID. >> No circumcision. I don't. No. No circumcision. No circumcision. No certain seizure. >> Shut up. >> No circumcision. No certain seizure. >> You can help. Ambulance. Ambulance. Ambulance. >> No. Don't search me. You cannot search me. You cannot search me without committing a crime. No. No. No. You cannot search me. >> You did. You committed a crime. >> You guys are suck. No wonder we we We didn't get the police station to guys like me before >> the ambulance. I'm in front of the baby that punched me. They kick me in my ribs and I got injuries. >> I got injur I know. But I go to a doctor. Why did he punch me? Oh, why did you kick me? >> Stop yelling. >> Yep. >> Despite their efforts to deescalate, the man's behavior only becomes more combative. And the more they try, the worse it gets. >> Just relax. >> No, I can relax. >> I can talk to you without you screaming. >> Okay, I'll talk to you. But after these people, they beat me up. >> Relax. >> I need an eye. >> We're going to get you taken care of. >> Can you get me an ambulance? >> Just relax. >> I got a back from you. >> I got a back. That's all. >> K. Put my daughter. >> Yeah. Yeah. [Music] You're supposed to leave me here. Look what he said. >> Okay. No worries. What you got to do, sir? >> All right. Where? What hurts? >> I got a back injury. >> Back injury. What else? >> Well, I'll tell you right now. I got PSD. >> PSD? >> I got a heart problem which my doctor. Okay. And I told him and he kicked me in my breath. >> I punched you. How old are you? >> Huh? >> How old are you? >> I'm 67. I'm not finished. I told him that. >> This is why you call the police. This is why because they're a bunch of bullies. This is like a gang. How about the New York City never anybody like this? >> Okay, >> that's all right. We'll take care of Yep, we will. >> What's your name? His name is Hector. Huh? Hector, >> was he the guy earlier? Please. >> He's It's on the way. It's on the way. >> All right. I can't just make it appear. It's coming. >> I know. I understand that. Thank you. >> At this point, the officers are clearly done with him. And when one of them lays out exactly what happened, it's easy to see why. >> Was this the Was this the dude that was on the earlier traffic stop? >> Yeah. So, as I'm coming over, he runs out into traffic. Violated the traffic control device. He runs out into traffic. >> Yeah. So I tell him, I'm like, "You need to give me your ID for the violation." He said, "No." I said, "You don't have a choice. Like you committed a traffic fraction." He's like, "Well, I'm not giving to you. Arrest me then." So I said, "Okay, put your hands behind your back." Then he started resisting. So then uh I threw him to the ground. I continued to wrist, locked his arms up. So I uh kne struck him, still resisted. I gave him a a strike to his ribs. Okay. >> And still resisted. So then I just uh threw my taser and waited for 97 or 94. >> He uh with the thing on his knee was that when he went down >> probably Did you tase him? >> No. No. >> Okay. >> No, it was just um strikes. That's all. >> Okay. All right. FD is on the way. Um someone's probably going to have to ride in the bus with him. >> Well, he Yeah, he's he's going 105%. So it was this. So this was the guy we were trying to get an ID on. >> Yeah. >> Okay, that's cool. >> All right, Hector, now you go to jail. >> Okay. >> All right, >> get me the ambulance. >> Yeah, the ambulance is coming. >> Okay, good. After that, you can take >> Yeah, that's the plan. >> That's what happens when you resist the police, man. >> Ah, no. You missed. He came calling on >> and you got behind. >> That's the definition of resisting. >> Stop it. No. No. Yes, man. Because I recorded earlier. >> No, it's because you committed you committed a traffic station twice. >> Cool. >> They have it. >> Now you go to jail. Good job. >> They're going to check you out. >> That's fine. They'll let you know if you're good and then you go to jail. >> Despite being restrained, he refuses to stop arguing with the officers, though it's clear they've stopped listening. I got the right to choose which >> you're pay you're paying me. So we'll take as much time as you want. >> Which means I want >> That's fine. You're going to get this. >> You're paying. >> Good luck. >> Not tax dollar. Okay. >> Good luck. >> Not going to get >> He requested a um >> I don't know what his problem is. >> I want hospital. >> It is a hospital. >> I don't pay the hospital. >> What's going on? >> What's going on? I got beaten by the cops. >> Okay. acting going on right now. >> I always had it. >> He's at the military. >> And then I became a police officer >> with that and this guy kicked me in my wrist and punched me in my wrist. >> You told me I'm 67 year old. Well, >> I need you. I didn't cops. >> My name is Hector. I'm retired. I'm 67 years old. I could be your dad. And this is how they treat the citiz. And just when things seem under control, a member of the medical team steps in with another issue. >> Why is he under arrest? What happened? >> Uh he was thrown to the ground. I need him. >> Uh he got a little like road rash on his knees, but that's it. There's nothing else. >> Yeah, I'm trying like why is he under arrest? >> Um >> what does he have with you? Okay, >> I'm sharing the full story. >> Okay, so resisting and you guys initially got warmer. I'm not like what is this irrelevant for? >> I'm just asking questions about him, sir. >> Uh, as far as his medical stuff, I don't I'm not worried about >> Understood. Thank you. What's your name, sir? >> Mammals. Corporal Mammos. >> No back. I have brain surgery because I'm not trying to like be rude. I'm just asking relevant questions. to this. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm getting very long. >> I don't know what happened. You can't properly. >> He committed he committed a pedestrian violation. He refused to give his ID. >> Okay. >> He was being taken under arrest and he resisted. He was thrown to the ground. >> Uh he start continued to resist. He was kning the uh the ribs. Continued to resist. He was punched in the other side. >> Continued to resist. Then uh once other people got here, we just muscled them in handcuffs. I give him to the hospital get evaluated north because >> if he wants to get transported wherever you guys want to go and he kicked >> if not we just make sure he's fine and then he's going to go to jail. >> I got injuries and he didn't care >> after he kicked me. He punches me in my ribs. >> What we doing? We got >> Hello, sir. Are you the shift commander? >> Uh I'm with him. >> Oh, okay. >> Hey, I'm one of the paramedics with the shift commander in the corner at this guy's show. >> Oh, okay. real quick. >> Uhuh. >> We'll get get you evaluated. >> And I'll go from there. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I need to call my daughter. I have to go to the hospital. Can you do Don't forget my phone, please. >> You're not calling any. >> Let's work on getting you on the stretcher so that way we can get to the hospital. >> Can you call my daughter please? >> I don't have the ability. >> What if I give you Okay. >> In front of medical staff, he starts painting himself as the victim, hoping someone will take his side. >> I'm I'm an American citizen. only here for medical. I hear you. I hear you, my friend. You know, >> if we're able to >> this corruption up here, they just run like a like cowboy and a bunch of donkeys. They really are. >> My main concern right now is you right. I want to make sure you're healthy, right? >> Okay. You come back. >> That's my big range. My whole thing is making sure you're healthy. That's I'm concerned about you. I'm on the same side of you. >> Are you you think we're able to Can you stood up? I tried. I I tried before. I say I'm going to help you, but I'm going to beat me up. They're going to help me. Right. We're going to help you get up. >> No, no, no. I'll help him help me. I don't want you guys touching me no more. >> No, that's >> I'm an EMP. >> Oh, okay. Thank you. What are these guys? Keep those guys back. The >> three of us are together. >> Thank you. >> Okay, you guys could do this. Those guys are bunch of gang members. The mayor, the governor, whatever. I'll pick you up. You help stand up. Okay. One, two, three. You feel dizzy at all? >> Oh, yeah. That hurts. Please. Bottom. Bottom. Bottom. >> Right in the waist. >> I want to hack. Look at me. >> What was that? You're a great You're great officer, my friend. >> Thank you. Appreciate it. >> Yeah. You're a great people. >> Job well done. >> No, not you guys. You got the evil. >> Sure. You guys are God bless you. God bless Ice Patrol. Man, they are >> Yeah, they keep taking old man down. They have to wait. Police official. >> Yep. Clear in jail. He's still holding his ground like he's in charge, but that attitude won't change his destination tonight. >> Can you have the ship commander call me at the hospital? >> No one's calling you, dude. You're going to jail. >> I called them twice. >> You can call when you get out. >> No, I'm going to go see. >> Good luck. >> You guys are >> perfect. Can you Can you do these by >> I want the SH numbers by the way. >> I need the number. This is my right. >> I need your SH number or your card. Lean forward. I need your business card. >> Okay, it's fine. You'll get it. >> A business card. Okay, I got to I'm going to get it. You heard him, right? I'm going to get my business card. Are you the >> This is harassment. 67 years old. They kicked me in the ribs. >> I got no records. Never had a record. Well, now you >> I'm a retired police officer. Now I do. Okay, good luck with that one. D, this is how they are. This is why we turn down the support for the police through the police department. And you know what? They're never going to get it. They're going to try to cut down on the staff. They got too many too many police officers for one 67 year old guy. When you retire, you're going to end up like me. Believe me, this young cops today, they're gangs. They got the tattoos, the garbage. They're unbelievable. They think they're tough guys. But the real combat situation, they didn't go to Vietnam. They didn't go to join the military. My nephew is a Marine cuz we love this country. These people, they are Democrats. Somebody >> uh not unless they want it. Chan's going to follow. [Music] >> Is it cool if he follows? >> That's fine. >> Chan, >> hop in with him. >> The man was later charged with obstruction and resisting arrest. Think they'll be back at it again? Let me know your thoughts in the comments down below and I'll see you in the next