Easy enough, Colin. >> Easy enough, Colin. >> Just keep taking breaths, man. EMS is not going to help you. >> On December 12th, 2022, officers were dispatched to a local apartment complex. This couple's been on the channel before, but this time it's midnight and officers had to find the suspect. >> Incredible. Because we've been out here before the same thing. >> Yeah. Is Is he jail or hospital? >> [music] >> Yeah, >> I'm not skinny enough for that side. You hear him talking? >> Hello. >> What's his name? >> Hello. >> Go ahead. police department. >> We just need to talk to you for a minute. We heard you're going through a rough time. Where you at? >> Um there's like a deep corner. >> There's like a hallway to the right. >> We have this kitchen, living room, bedroom. That bedroom is connected by a short hallway. [clears throat] [snorts] >> I can't see behind the tree either, so behind that couch. >> Hello, Adams County Police. Clark County Police, we just want to talk. Can you come out? >> 62, can you shoot? You can see from the back window. >> Look through the windows and tell me what you can see. >> She say anything about 1032s or anything? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> Something on the couch. >> Wrong room. >> Should be able to see a Christmas tree through the door. >> Hello, police department. Hey, man. Come on out and talk to Can I hear you back there? >> 54 central. What was his name? >> Colin. >> Colin. >> Hey, Colin. Come out, man. >> Hey, Colin. Adams County Police Department. >> What you want to do? >> Hey, Colin. Adams County Police Department. Where you at? >> You said you heard him back there. >> Yeah. Colin, let's push this way. I can't tell if he's on the bed in there or not. >> I mean, do you think he left? >> He might have. >> Colin. Colin, are you in the bedroom, man? We're just here to talk to you. What you want to do? >> Want to just push in and clear? >> Yeah. >> Callinclar County Police. If you're here, make yourself known. >> Last room. H. >> Last room. >> He's in here. >> Hey, Colin. Sir. Ow. Colin, >> come out. Colin, >> what the hell, man? Asar County police. Why are you pretending not to be there? >> No, you too. Come inside, son. >> Colin, come out. Quit this. >> Colin, what's going on, man? We just need to talk. You're having some trouble tonight. What you want to do? I'm going to >> switch to switch. >> Callum. This is Officer Tucker at Clark County Police. What's going on tonight? >> He's kind of barricaded himself in there. Do you want me to call 40? This is >> fine. What's going on, man? I need you to talk to me so we can figure this out. Tell them we're not going away, man. Colin, we've met before. Last time I was out here, it was pretty similar circumstance. I know it wasn't a great pleasant time, but nobody got hurt. This can be the same way. I need you to finish up in there and come out here and talk to me. Okay, >> 104. He's locked himself in the bathroom. >> Just take your time, ma'am, but come on out. Let me see your hands. Okay. I need you to say something to me, friend. Yeah. You can't pretend that we're not here. We're not going away. We've all seen each other, so we all know we're here. You go find out if he's got anything we need to know about. >> Yeah. I was about to ask y'all. Can you? >> Hey, Colin. I see you moving around in there. Come on, man. Let me see your hands and come on out slow. Okay. Waiting on you, friend. Come on out, Colin. I will come in there if I have to, but I do not want to. I get that you're going through some stuff. We got EMS out here to speak with you, but I need you to come out. Sure. Hey, Callum, come out. I need to see your hands. I need you to come out the door. I got lots of time. I will wait here as long as it takes. We're still all standing around here waiting on you. What's What do you think is going to happen next, friend? Cuz I can tell you what's not is going to happen is we're not going to go away. But you can come out now and talk to me. We can do this with some dignity and respect for one another. There's no reason this has to get complicated. >> You want me to move up with you? Sure. Hey, Colin. Come on out for me. See that? Colin, what are you doing in there? >> The door's not attached. >> Mm- He keeps pushing it. >> Can't really get a little bit much draw. He's He's trying to come to the door. >> Hey, Colin. Come out. >> Colin, I need you to stop. Put the door down and put Show us your hand. Okay, Colin. Come on out. You're going to get paid. >> Paul and stop. >> You're going to get tased. >> Got him. >> Yep. Got this. 1026. >> I got nothing. >> Okay, bring your pants alone. Okay, >> just hold off for right now. >> All right, just face this wall to your left for me. Okay, just >> bring him away from this broken stuff. >> Is that my phone that's broken? Broken? >> We'll check in. Please put that in my pocket. No, >> thank you. Thank you. >> Let's let go of this towel. >> I need to have my phone in my pocket, please. >> Can I please have my phone in my pocket, please? >> No, >> I need to have my phone. No, >> I need to have contacts. >> If we if we go to the jail, then yeah, you're going to take your phone with you. That's fine. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, where would where else would we be going? >> That's why we wanted you to talk about come out and see if you wanted to talk about going to the hospital or something like that. We're trying to figure out what's going on, but you had to make this difficult. >> Let me remind you of some stuff since you're in handcuffs. >> Oh, no. Thank you. >> You got the right to remain silent. Is that all existing? >> What happened to this? What happened to the door? What's going on tonight, man? That's really all we're here. We just want to help you if you need it. >> No. Are you cut or scratched or something somewhere? Or is it her? Cuz there's some blood on these paper towels. I just wanted to know whose it was. >> Hey, will you relax your hands for me, man? >> Maybe. It's tough cuz his tattoos have some like blood character to them. >> Is that his >> Hey, his left hand there. >> Yeah, it looks like his left hand. >> Yeah, he's bleeding. He's dripping down his knuckle. >> Yeah. Hey, Colin. Will you just relax your hand so we can look at your hand? Make sure it's okay. Will you let EMS look at your hand and let them bandage it or something? Clean it up. >> Oh yeah, he broke the mirror apparently. >> You don't want to talk? >> That's in the bathroom. Let's move him away from all the >> Okay. >> I tried to clear out at least most of the spot here. >> Will you just clear clear a couch in the living room or something? >> I think he cut his hand on the mirror. >> Okay. Do you want to take him straight out to a car or you want him to >> um Yeah, because that'll make a mess. It'll make >> mess They're outside. >> I don't think he's going to let them look at him. >> Okay, that's fine. But we can at least try. >> Just to decide. >> You want to take him in your car? It's closer. >> My opportunity. >> That's fine. >> All right. Colin outside now. >> Do you have slides or something you want to put on so you're not walking barefoot? >> Okay. Come on, Colin. Colin, are you going to make us carry you out to the car? >> Would you mind? >> Yeah. >> Or no, rather. >> I get that you're pretty wound up right now, but let's walk and get you some sandals and then go outside and let me off the train. >> We're not in a rush. You can take a second, think about it, but we got to go outside. Do you need some water or something? Something to drink. Do not make us carry you outside, please. >> You got to walk. We got to go. Do you want to talk? Okay, then we got to go. Come on. >> He's not going to walk to the car under his own power. I think it might help to have one more. >> Yeah. No, that's fine. I'm uh I'm here to help. >> You okay for moving him? Yep. >> Okay. Hey, 45. I think we would do like a four-point carry here. >> Are you going to walk? Colin, listen. We are not trying to make this any harder than it needs to be. >> Listen to me. Look at me, Colin. You're going to make me carry you. >> All right, then. Let's put one foot in front of the other. Okay. >> Come on. >> Just going to scoop a leg each and we'll carry it. >> Yep. >> You ready? Yep. You guys okay up there? That >> was going to be even tighter. >> Yeah, we're good now. Easy now, Colin. >> Easy now, Colin. Easy now, Colin. >> Just keep taking breaths, man. All right, you're good. >> Easy now. Colin, >> watch his head. >> Colin, me first. Got >> Have we looked at what's in his hands here? >> No, I don't think he's open them for me. >> There's probably some glass in there then. >> Set him down. >> All right, gone. >> What are you doing, friend? >> Let go. Yeah. Get your hand over there, boss. >> Here. I got a light. Let go, man. Stop. Stop. >> You got life for us? >> Yeah. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> I need my lawyer. >> Stop. >> Lawyer. I need my lawyer. >> Colin, you need to let go of the >> I need my lawyer. >> You need to let go. >> I need my lawyer. Please. >> His name is Tip. >> Stop. >> He works in Bawkinsville. I have his number. I need to >> Okay, Colin. We'll get that done. >> Colin, we will get that for you. >> I need you need to open your hand. >> EMS, please. EMS, please. >> EMS is right next to us. If you put me, >> they're not going to. >> Thank you. I'm compliant. I'm willing to do whatever you need. I'm compliant. >> Okay. Then relax your hands for me, please. >> I Sir, I have a problem with my hand. It's broken. My wrist is broken. I cannot open it. Okay. >> It's been broken for 3 months. >> Uh-huh. >> Thank you. >> Relax all the >> I have medical records. >> Relax all the muscles. >> I cannot I cannot relax. >> EMS is not going to help you. >> But >> if you don't show us what's in your hand, >> please stop. >> His hands are clear. >> That is my butt. >> Something else, is it? >> He's got something. >> Stop. Please. No, I do not. I have nothing in my pants. >> Okay, >> I have been cleared of everything. Stop. [screaming] >> I don't see anything. >> OKAY, PLEASE. I'M COMPLAINING. >> STOP. I YOU UNDERSTAND? >> YES. >> THIS is my lawyer. >> Okay. Well, right now all you're doing is making this more difficult ON EVERYONE. >> I SWEAR my life. >> Okay, Colin. We need We need to get you in the car. Okay. >> I need to be I need to go to the EMS. I need to talk to my lawyer. Please. Thank you. >> Relax all the body. Okay. >> Are you EMS? When you relax all the muscles in your body, we're going to sit you up and come talk to them. >> My wrist is broken. >> We will. >> As soon as you are cleared for them to look at you, they will look at you, friends. >> All right. Thank you, >> Colin. You have to show you can cooperate with us before they're even going to come near you. Cuz if it's not safe for us, it's not safe for them. You understand? >> You're not safe right now. You You are perfectly safe, but you need to relax. >> I am. Thank you. My wrist is broken. >> Have y'all cleared him? Have y'all checked him already? >> They've checked. Are we putting him in? >> Yep. >> Okay. I need to go to the EMS. Please >> stand up for us. We're going to sit you down. You can talk to EMS. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. I need to go to the hospital. >> We're going to stand up. One, two, three. >> Stand. >> Oh, I can't. Oh my god. Oh my ankle. Oh my god. >> Oh. >> Oh my god. >> Can they please check me out? I cannot get up. >> I'm outside of my weight. >> Oh my god. >> I know. >> I think it's broken, guys. I feel >> I feel my tendons >> on my big toe. Oh my gosh. >> Can I please see EMS? Can they please check me out? >> Will you let us pivot you around so you can sit in the seat while they talk to you? >> I cannot get up. >> No, thank you. I would like you to look at me on the ground because it's way too injured. >> Oh, guys in this chair. Oh, I'm sorry. Oh my >> Are both So sorry, guys. >> Are both of your feet injured? >> Yes, they are. This one was injured last week. This one just injured now. Okay, then we're going to pick you up and put you in. They're not going to come see you on the ground. >> I really do need Can they see me in their vehicle, please? So, here in the vehicle, sir, >> because of how you've been acting, you don't get to see them in their car. >> I'm so sorry. >> No, you're not going to lay back down. >> I'm complaining. I would love to see them. >> Too late to be sorry. The boss is broken, guys. I I know what it is because Oh. OH MY GOSH. OH, >> I'LL wait on him and you won't scream. >> Oh my. It's broken, guys. Please. I need to go to the hospital. We need to get in the car. >> Oh, guys, I'm so sorry. Please. I >> We're going to let them look at you, Colin. Look at me. >> Guys, I would love to be in the car. >> I've been straight with you this whole time. Okay, me and you. >> Thank you so much. >> But I need you to get in the car. >> Oh my god. Please, sir. Let go. My ankle is broken. >> You have to get in this car before they can look at you. >> Unlikely that his ankle is broken based on the level of force I just observed. But if you could look at that, too, that would be much appreciated. >> To get in this car before they can look at you. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> So, we can stand up or we can pick you up. Which one would you prefer? >> Can I please talk to my lawyer so I can >> We would stand up or pick you up. You pick. >> My lawyer's actually he's blocks down the street. >> We can stand up or pick you up. You get to choose. >> Get is coming actually right now. If you like I already called. >> All right, let's get him up. >> I've already called him. HE'S ON HIS WAY. OW. OH MY GOSH. MY ANKLE. So my lawyer is on his way. He told me I should not get in any vehicle without being arrested. >> You're being Well, you're getting arrested. >> Under arrest >> for what? >> Criminal trespass for now. Probably more. This is my apartment. That is my apartment. >> Doesn't matter. You should. >> That is my apartment. No one else lives there. No one else lives there. It is just me. That is my apartment. No one else lives there, guys. >> No one else. >> Let's go. Go ahead and close it. >> That is my apartment. Look at Look at the lease. No one else is on it. >> Look at the lease. That is my apartment, guys. No. No. Thank you. >> Come pulling back in, >> guys. That is my apartment. There's no one else on the lease. There's no one else on the lease. Colin, >> please look at >> You need to look at the lease agreement. That is my lease. >> That is my lease, GUYS. >> My ankle's broken under there. >> The ankle's not broken if you've hooked it under the car. >> Oh my god. >> That's what I do. Broken ankle. >> Oh, my wrist's broken. >> Oh my goodness gracious. >> I don't know. >> Do we need to pull him back this way or no? >> The best thing is to just tell him if he wants to check him out. He's gonna have to stop doing all that through >> because I'm not going. >> Do we need to pull him back in? >> Oh, my thumb is broken. Please look in the lease agreement. It is just me. >> It is just me. >> CLOSE IT. >> I CAN'T. MY FINGERS ARE THERE. >> My fingers are there. >> Well, let go of him. >> I can't. [sighs] Please do. Do do NOT TOUCH ME. DO NOT TOUCH ME, SIR. >> COLIN, >> SIR, do not touch me. >> I cannot be touched. >> I'm I This is my lease agreement. No one else lives IN MY APARTMENT. >> OW, MY WRIST. >> THAT'S WHAT HE'S currently grabbing on from this part of the car. >> Close. >> Colin, >> don't be kicking me. >> I'm not. I am not. >> Do you want to rip? >> Will you help her? >> What do you think is going to happen if you do this? >> Start closer. Start closer. >> Look. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> My apartment. >> All right. >> I'm going to get a rip problem. He's standing up acting fine. He's, you know, fighting against us and stuff like that. He obviously has no broken wrists or broken ankles. Um, as he's >> He does have a fractured wrist. >> Did X-rays at the jail last week. He was there. >> But how long ago? I mean, that's been a month and a half ago. >> It was like 3 weeks ago. Got out um the day before Thanksgiving. >> Okay. Do you know when they did the X-ray? Was it like right before he got out or was it right when he got there? >> When he was in there was there four days. >> He was in there for 4 days. So this is the third time now. Okay. No, you're fine. I understand that. I remember the biggest thing from the last time that Officer Tucker and I were out here specifically was completely destroying the dishwasher. >> The first time. >> Yeah. >> You said, >> "Yeah, I found >> What makes you think >> like the white powder and then I know he used to be >> What apartment did you guys go to?" I live up >> Okay. What apartment did you guys go with? What was the apartment called? >> I'm not here for that. Okay. >> I need to know because that my apartment the only one who lived in me. >> All right. Listen to me. We will discuss that. Okay. >> I need to know now because you broke into my apartment if you went into the wrong one. I cannot be detained if I don't know what address you went to. >> Listen to me. >> Tell me the address. >> You're going to step out of the car and you're going to do it nicely. Do you understand me? If you do anything else, you're going to get hurt. >> So, what apartment did you guys get called to? Because I live at What apartment did you guys get called to? >> The one you were hiding in the bathroom. >> What apartment was that? Because people get street and drive mistaken. I live at drive. >> Yeah. >> What apartment was on the phone call? >> Colin, we responded to the correct apartment or you would not be in the back of the car. >> So, no one else lived there. >> They're coming to help bring you inside. You need to cooperate. Okay. >> What apartment did you get called to, man? Look, this isn't court. Okay. So, we're going to go in the jail. >> I cannot be detained without a reason. >> You got to go. >> An argument for court. Not here. Not now. You understand me? >> I need to know what apartment you're going to live by myself. >> Colin, you're going to walk inside that door and you're going to do so nicely or I'm going to drag you in. You understand? >> Let's go. I'm I'm being great. I love everyone here. I just need to know what was >> We've already told you. >> No. What a part. >> Let me see. He ripped both door handles out. God >> down there on the floor. The other one. Is that center section been like that? >> Everywhere. Yeah. >> 8 nine. Go ahead and add interference with government property to your ABR. >> Disgusting. We're 104. Thank you. We just got him into the jail. >> He's going to be bleeding from somewhere. He destroyed the back of the patrol car. >> He punched a He punched a window or he punched a mirror and cut his hand, but he cut his hand on some glass at the house. >> Took four of us to get him in the car. >> Welcome back. >> I know, right? You didn't use your bad shoulder for that stuff, did you? >> We'll find out later. Adrenaline, you know, I don't remember which side you have. >> It's this one. I >> think you picked them up with your right side. >> I tried to be conscious of that, but you never know. >> Maybe I'll feel it later. Maybe I won't. >> We'll see. >> Again, I respect everyone. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Stop resisting. I'm >> done. I'm done. Please don't. Okay. >> Stop resisting. >> Okay. I thought they were >> Okay. >> Go in, honey. You need to >> resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I NEED MY >> GUYS, I love I love you. I love you guys. >> I love you guys. You guys are so kind. So kind. I love you guys. You guys are amazing. You guys are amazing. I Thank you. >> Start with me, >> guys. Guys. Guys, what do you want? >> Okay, guys. I'm done. >> Guys, I'm done. >> Quit kicking. >> I'm not kicking. >> He's about to get >> I'm done. >> Do not move. Do not move. >> Yes. >> He said, "Be patient with me. I'm still working on it." >> There might be more charges. >> My first night back. Oh, loosen it. >> Come on, guys. Loosen it up, please. All right. Come on. >> Quit kicking the deputy back there. I'm >> not. >> Yes, you are. >> Okay. Okay. >> The suspect was booked for obstruction of officers, criminal trespass, violation of a family violence order, interference with government property, and simple battery against a law enforcement officer. Court records also show multiple counts of criminal trespass and two counts of obstruction of officers stemming from the same incident. On May 3rd, 2024, he plead guilty to all charges. As part of sentencing, he was placed on 11 years of probation and ordered to pay $50 in fees.