Tell me several different times. All right, Vince. My dad makes about 120. My dad What Do you play sports in high school? In high here. Yeah, I'm trying to pretty good for I enjoyed it. On September 1st, 2023, officers responded to a call that a male was allegedly trying to get into a house and broke a window to gain access to the home. You'll soon find out that this isn't the first time he's done this. That way? Yeah, that's the boat. Dispatch has been obtained. Units, I got eyes on him here. Sir, stop. Come here. I'm going to tase Stop walking now. Get on your knees now. Get on your knees. >> What am I doing, OFFICER? GET ON YOUR KNEES. >> ABSOLUTELY. WHAT AM I doing? Hands behind your back. What am I doing? >> This isn't discussion time. Hands behind your back. >> What am I doing? You have two choices. No, officer. I'm I'm down with you. What am I doing? We'll explain everything in a minute. What is going on? I'm just walking home, officer. What is going on? All right, stand up. Sir, what what happened? 21, Central, I'm 10-26. We're going to sit him in front of my car. Okay. Right there. What happened? We'll go over that in just a second. Sir, I was just walking home. What is going on? >> Hold on. Absolutely. What's your name? Tommy. What's your birthday? 01/02. How old are you? 21. What? What's going on right now? 21, state your name and your birthday. Can you mind explaining to me what's going on? >> Once once it's time for that. Where are you coming from, Mr. I the Publix right there. You live in here? Yes, sir. I live actually right there where that car is. Okay. Do you live there or somebody else live there? Where that guy is walking out, I live right next door to him. Okay. So, what's this about a busted window? I What busted window? >> The busted window that caused the cuts on your hands. Caused you to bleed all over your pants. All right. >> Which I'll guarantee blood's on that window. So, no use of denying it cuz blood evidence is blood evidence. No, I was walking back from here. I didn't break open any window. Appears to have multiple witnesses see you do it, too. That's cool. Cuz the guy up there in the truck was pointing you out. These people pointed you out. That's cool. >> Who are you to these people in this house? I The people right there, they're my friends. Apparently, you were banging on the door trying to get in. They wouldn't let you in? No, no, no, no. I'll tell you what, home. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand any of these rights, Mr. Yes, sir. All right. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? I Am I under arrest? Nope, you're detained at this point. What's going on right now? Okay. So, you do want to talk >> trying to go back to my girlfriend's house. >> Central, stand by. Which her house is actually >> want to talk to me? Yes, sir. Okay, cool. >> Yes, sir. I My girlfriend's house Who's your girlfriend? I Natasha. Okay. So, that lady right there? I No, that's Faith. Okay. She's my neighbor. All right. So, you were trying to go to her house, that house right there. What happened? You guys turned on your blue lights and I just assumed >> You You banged on the door and they didn't let you in. No, sir. No? So, they're all lying? Is your girlfriend a liar? Sir, I was walking back from here. Look Look, the way I see you helping yourself is to be honest. Yes, sir. >> All right. All right. Absolutely. >> What's your dad do for a living? My dad is a finance supervisor. >> Okay. What does your mama do? My mama is a Uh she's an IT supervisor. >> Okay. >> My dad makes about 120. My dad My mom makes What sports in high school? Uh I just play golf. I was just a golfer. All right, fair enough. Yeah, I know. I I I honestly I wasn't in the game that much. All right, fair enough. My point is my daddy told me it's not the mistakes a man makes, but how he owns up those mistakes. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. Absolutely. I'm down with that. All right, fair. Right now, I believe you made a mistake. That doesn't make you a bad person. No, not at all. >> But your decisions from this point forward determines your character. Do you understand that? Did I make a bad mistake? >> That's what I'm asking you cuz I'm going to go talk to them Yeah. >> those witnesses. >> Please. Please. Please go talk to the witnesses. I was just walking home. Let's get him. Let's go get his phone number. 21 21 He's got a cut to his finger probably from the glass. Go ahead and have the ambulance come take a look at it. Well, I actually didn't hurt my finger with the glass. I was Pepper spray walking through the woods. Actually, right over there you can check it. I I actually cut my finger on the sharp thorn from the wood. But he's got to check him out and I hope that they tell the truth and I'll be on my way. Where are you from? I Forsyth County. Lake Lanier. Okay. Yeah, I'm trying to pretty good for I enjoyed it. Do you uh go to school here? Yes, sir. University? >> Yes, sir. All right, what's going on? Okay. So, he's not supposed to be here whatsoever. >> All right, why is that? Uh so, it was like a month and a half, 2 months ago, there was some big issue. He did the same thing. He's a He's an alcoholic. He get arrested? >> Yeah, he got arrested. He has a So, supposedly he has a like a Bond condition? >> Like he can't be 150 ft away from my like close to where he can't be here. 22, 21, Central. Will you check bond conditions on Mr. I'm just trying to It's my first day. Yeah. This is not my day. You're a freshman? Yes, sir. What are you doing here, sir? No, sir. I actually did my associate's at Georgia State. Technically, it's a junior, but it's my first year at Georgia State. So, I feel like a freshman. Hey, UGA life. Now, here I am. I'm I'm I'm going to the store cuz I just got surgery. I have to see a colorectal cancer. I just got both of my testicles removed. I It worked. I'm better. >> Sorry about that. Yeah. So, I'm like I'm on edge right now. >> Fair. So, I'm going Me and him have Me and him have a problem. Yep. Cuz of this this I mean, this happened before my first surgery. I just had my second surgery. Here we are again. >> Fair enough. So, I'm walking out and going I'm like >> I see him I'm on the uh academic scholarship. On what? Academic scholarship. Yep, I'm on that. But uh my class uh it starts on Tuesday. Who's that fellow there? He's my neighbor. I'm walking. That's weird. I say that Faith Faith calls her. She's like, "Hey." Faith is girl? Faith's my girl. Okay. Natasha is the the neighbor who lives next door. I And then so, we come back and she's calling us crying. He's breaking He's trying to break in my house this and that. And I hear And she's has to run down her stairs, run in my house and my in my back door cuz she's so scared of him. He's breaking in her window again. Where is she at now? She's inside with my girlfriend. >> Okay. Sir, look, sir. You need to be honest about what happened. I was just walking home. I stopped. >> Yeah, what are we going to see on the camera? Nothing. All right, cool. >> And then she's terrified. And the only reason she The only reason she >> will you get his info? The only reason she's scared is because she he has like explicit pictures of her on his phone. So, that's the only reason she's scared or whatever. Okay. But I'm sick of this. He's got to go. I mean, like you might see me walking out of the house cuz I was walking home. That's why I have all those beers right there. Those beers are for me walking home. I'm trying to walk home in this Saturday night. Where do you live? The officer pointed out to the house right now. Did you get a when he's knocking on the door, that's where I live. How do you do? Mind if I come in? Yeah, come on in, officer. Oh, did he come in the house? He apparently entered in the back when I ran out. Cuz he was He broke in the front. I ran out the back and I ran into their house and he came inside. And I just I'm so sorry. I'm really shaken up right now. >> No, you're fine. You said you're a witness? I've seen you last week. Where at? I'm down there when I was walking. I'm the vet that was usually in distress in here. Dylan. Oh, yeah, over at the Metro over at Walmart. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. You doing good? Oh, I just got my second surgery. I have I'm on testosterone. Like I'm shaking. Like I'm This kid's got to go. Like he's he's my He's going to freak me out. And I was like, I need help. Like My name is uh Dylan, D Y L. Officer, I understand you're going to release my cuffs. That's up to him. He's not supposed to be like 1,500 ft away. We're going to take care of that. That is 3 Central. I found the TPO. It was just Mr. Q. 10-4. Do not follow up with your I'm not judging you. I'm just not follow up with your TPO hearing. No, but there's blood on the walls. I don't know what's going on there. Okay. The bond though, he has a bond condition that he is not allowed to be in like he step foot on this property or come anywhere near me. >> 7-3, there's supposed to be also a bond condition, also. It's not that Yeah, cuz I was told the TPO I didn't have to go back and refile. There was the bond. So, I thought I was protected with the bond. Is he from Forsyth County, too? No, sir. He's from somewhere else, but he's in the law school here. So, he's doing law. How long have you been seeing her? Uh about a year and a half. I'm sir when your officer talks to her inside, then we'll be good. 40 you going so far? Thank you very much. >> Yeah. It's good to see you again. I'm glad glad to see you're doing better. >> I'm trying, man. I'm on meds now. Like crazy. When you had surgery, you're doing okay for surgery? >> I'm I'm bleeding still right now. So, cuz I'm I'm having to walk around to do with this [ __ ] Yeah, some of it still takes a little bit cuz you still got to get up and go to the bathroom. Just only last >> Last week. Last Wednesday. >> You're doing great then for surgery. >> I'm trying. Keep keep put Well, you don't want to push it, but you know, keep going. I just got so much adrenaline rushing through me right now. Know that you did a good thing to help us out and help your neighbor out. Yeah, I'm I'm just I'm just This has got to stop. Like I'm just I'm Hey, we're going to hopefully take care of that today. Please do because I know he's not supposed to be here and she knows she knew it, too. That's why she was freaking out. Moving forward, I was a DV detective for the last 5 years. So, difference is bond condition will go away once the hearing the case is done and it only protects you like say from your house. Okay. TPO protects you wherever you go and it's nationwide. Does that make sense? See, I wasn't told that. I was told it I thought the bond would be fine. So, I understand. No problem. There's blood I have them show Whoa, whoa, you touched the blood. Oh my god. I didn't see it. I'm sorry. No, I wouldn't worry about that. Wait, was that a joke? I'm sorry. No, I'm worried about you just having blood on your hand. Why is my neighbor talking to me so much? Are they asking to pay sorry anyway? Okay, cool. Thanks. Okay. Yes, I did. I apologize to one of them. Yeah, that's fine. As long as they know that you're Was he a Was he a resident here as well for a while? Okay, he wasn't even a resident. They were just dating. So, she So, this is her house. He just comes over and he just kind of stays >> Yeah, his original house is somewhere downtown in Athens, but we dropped him off before. He just recently got out of jail. And now he's drunk here. The TPO itself I would the last person coming over here. She said that part was dismissed. They found that, but this is a whole different set of charges. So, Yeah, I mean this I mean she freaking house harassing her. The only reason she has is like dealing with it that she's got explicit pictures of her on her phone. Like I see Yeah, like I'm telling you she won't tell you that, but she just told me that. So, It's explicit. Is she Is she back in her house now? >> Yeah, doing that thing. My girlfriend Well, go in you get you some little bit of time to relax. Glad to see you're doing good. It's nice to hear that. I'm assuming he was trying to find you. He was trying to because he thought I was in my house today and I was, but I ran out the back and then he broke in the window and into their house and I panicked so much I didn't lock my door. Right. Well, I just got home, so I don't know what's going on in this area. I just want to get busted. What's up? I thought I wanted to get busted. Wait, what did he say? The window. It's a window? Yeah. At my house? I see it. I'm sorry. How did that happen? So, you talked to him through the door? I talked like I opened the door cuz I like I like heard him knock on my and like he was there, but like I could tell he was Yeah. drinking. What did he say? Denied it, but then like it's him and I could tell I know when he drinks No, I'm saying what were y'all talking about? What was he saying to He want He just wanted to talk. Um and I said no cuz I don't feel safe right now. Yeah. And I closed the door and then that's when he started and I called her and made that happen. Let's look in there and see if there's The window I found in my house is shattered. So, I don't know. I mean it's sitting right there. It's like a screen. It looks like it's busted. I guess you're Sorry. That's resident. No answer. Why is my window busted? How did you think that busted? All right. Mhm. Like she was freaking out and I heard her like telling me that she was like, "Hey, like he's trying to get in. He's trying to get in." And then I heard the window crash and I was like, "Natasha, you need to get over here." And which I live right next door. >> Right. Um and so she ran out the back and that's when she came over here, but I heard him banging like when I was on the phone with her and then I heard the crash of the window breaking. Okay. You guys have your IDs? Um mine's in my house. I can go No, that's fine. I'll get your name and birthday. No need to make you run out there. He's going to be arrested. What we can do is if you feel comfortable walking out, he's going to be in a car, you know, distance. We can bar him from your property. You can bar him for 2 years. He's already barred. Oh. >> And I kindly told him to leave. Well, did the police bar him or did judge like Police barred. Oh, we'll have to look at that. 21 central No, you're fine. That was from previous. Would you check see if Mr. Miller's barred? You're okay, darling. You okay? Here, I'll try. Calm down. How far come? Deep breaths. Deep breaths. Hey, just give me calmer. >> [laughter] [laughter] >> Thank you. He is barred. You're correct. That's okay. No rush. I got all day. Okay, what happens now? What happens now? What are you doing? What do you mean? My hands are numb. Oh, I'm just trying to get comfortable. All right. Well, he's going to go to jail for multiple charges. Um we're going to give you some information. What were y'all to each other prior? Uh prior to the last Yeah, we were in a we were in a relationship. How long? About a year. Okay, did y'all live together? We Yeah. There's already a There's already a case. No, that's fine. I just have to clarify if it's domestic violence or not. So, okay. Uh prior it hasn't been It was like way before If you ever live together, it always qualifies as domestic violence. I got said I punched the brick wall over there. Only minute ago foreign guy Well, the foreign guy got me and then when I started bleeding I was like started punching brick wall. All right. Um I'm going to get you some information, okay? Have you talked to Project Safe? Uh yeah, I have. Okay. All right. I'm going to reach back out to them. All right. Cool, cool. All right. We'll be back with you in just a moment, okay? Well, I I I first went for a walk and then you know, when I go for a walk I go for a walk in the woods and then when the foreign over there got me I I just all over the place. What do you mean? You'll say one thing and then you're saying something else. You need to just be honest about what happened. What do you mean? You know what I mean. Exactly what I mean. No, sorry sorry. Bleeding from the store and then I started punching the wall. Now you you're bleeding from the store. The neighbors over there says it's constant thing for him. Sorry, it's really bright. Yeah. Hot tea. Do you know who's your property manager? I'm trying to get in touch with the maintenance to come fix your window for you. I think I'm fine with that. I don't know the name. Oh god. Who is your Who do you rent from? College Town Properties, but let me double check and confirm cuz I'm terrible with like I That's okay. If you don't need them, there's no reason to call them, right? Well, no in a normal circumstance. Yeah. I'm sorry. Um All right. Just try to relax. We're here to help you out, okay? I work for the SG's office and I was just getting my life back on track. I wanted to bury this. I wanted to move on with my life. Did my house get broken into? Oh, the house that the officers and residents the house that I got broken into is my house. That's your house, Yes, sir. That's my house. Well, what I want to know is you told me several different stories. What do you mean? Well, first thing you said I said you're bleeding back there. So, when Sergeant Miller he said you cut your finger. I asked you how you cut your finger. That was a sword. Now you told me in the woods walking over here. Well, no, I I Well, let me finish. Let me be in charge a second. Yeah, now I'm numb. So, then the next thing you tell me you you did it punching something. I said well, what about the phone? You said you cut it on the phone. I did. You know, I got mad and punched the wall cuz the phone fell. You know, Your finger's not even cut. Your knuckle from punching something. You've been telling me like different stories. You told Sergeant Coat different stories. What's going on? I mean I just been walking home. All you need to do is just be honest. That's what's going to get you places in life is being honest about stuff. I'm trying to be honest with you right now. I mean we're going to have them look at your hand, okay? That's fine by me. Do you mind unlocking me? Uh that'll be up to them. Okay, cool. I think right now look and see how bad he is. I haven't even looked at it. See if maybe bleeding on the wood of the car, but I'm going to run over here. Yeah, it's all good. Can they look at your hand real quick? Don't see how Do you mind if he stands up? Yeah, go ahead. Just want to look and see how bad it is. If it needs stitches, don't need stitches, a band-aid will work or I'm sorry. I just cut myself on a thorn. I should have bleeding, but that's from a thorn. Yeah, please thank you. Okay. Not at all. I mean it was like a poke. Yeah, a little bit of a little tiny laceration. Sometimes you have blood on it, it's kind of hard to tell until it gets cleaned up. So, there you go. Hopefully that'll keep from getting infected and keep from bleeding anymore. I think you're good now. All right, check. Check the band-aid. All right, young man. You're under arrest. Two counts criminal trespass, violation of bond condition, public intoxication, obstruction. All right. Hey, you would you take him out for me? Sure. Wait, what am I under arrest for? Two counts criminal trespass, one violation violation order, one count public intox, one count of obstruction of law enforcement officer. Wait, wait, why You broke the first thing. One, you busted your window and two, you were already barred from this location. The last time you broke a window. When you got arrested, the judge gave you a bond condition. You violated that bond condition by coming back here. You were drunk in public doing all this. That's the definition of public intox and when I told you to stop, you refused to stop and I had to pull out a taser, point it down to get you to comply and had to yell at you twice to do so. That is obstruction of law enforcement. Officer King, tell me what's going on. Yeah, you just told you you've been charged. I'm okay with that. Been arrested for damaging the windows, violating a bond condition. I'm going with the fact that he's intoxicated. He doesn't remember what he Yeah, probably so. You're also intoxicated. Let's go here and come have a seat in my car. Sir, I'm not intoxicated. I can smell it on you 5 ft away. I've done this for 13 years. I can smell it good ways. All right. Do you have anything in your pocket? Don't stick me or hurt me. Pocketknife or anything? Uh yes, it looks like you're Do you have an ID or wallet with you? Yes, I have my phone. Okay. Your phone? I don't see your phone anymore. Uh I might have dropped it. Do you mind putting this in the front for me? No, we got to put it in back. What I'm going to tell you to do because you're a taller person, sit down with your feet outside the car and sit on the seat. And then I'm going to give you further uh directions, okay? I don't feel good too good right now. What do you feel like? You just need some air? Yeah, just some air. I'm not I don't need any medical, just some air. Can you just explain to me what's going on because I was just walking home. You busted the windows out over here. We got witnesses for that. Okay. Okay, you can't bust one out. You can't be here at this house. You've been warned of criminal trespass previously. Yes, sir. All right, the last time you were arrested over here for breaking the window out, the judge told you on your bond you could not come back here anymore. Yes, sir. So, you're being charged for that as well. You're intoxicated. You've had something to drink. What, I don't know, but you know, you're you're very intoxicated. >> I was about to drink, but Yeah, you're you're you're intoxicated right now. I can smell it. No, sir. There's a different odor of alcoholic beverage about your breath. I can smell it. >> sir. So, you're being charged So, the other supervisor that had contact with you, he's charging you for the public intoxication. And then he told you to stop and had to threaten to put the taser or shoot you with a taser. So, that's obstruction. Those Those are the charges. When we get out there and get in front of the office, I'll let >> I have so far failed. For what? >> You refused to stop when he told you to. >> No, sir. I I stopped when he told me to. Well, that's It's not for me and you to argue. I'm not making the charges. So, >> is the officer that stopped me? He's in uh Mississippi. Fast. Miller, can I get your address, please, sir? I not until you tell me the name of the officer that stopped me. >> Cook. He's a good [ __ ] guy. Sergeant Cook? >> Yeah, C.O.K. C.O.K.? C.O.K., yeah. They're going to need your address for when we get out there to the other building. So, can they So, they have your address to put on your form saying you don't want to go with them or don't need to go with them? I don't need to go with them. Need your address, yeah. I need your address so they can they I'll I'll give them my address when you get me there. Well, no, no, no. They're not going where we're going. They're They need to go back and answer some other people that are They are really sick. Okay, well, I'll give you the address when I get there. All right. That's fine. Thank you. All righty. The suspect was booked for criminal trespass, damage to property, criminal trespass enters onto property after notice given, violation of family violence order, obstruction of law enforcement, and public intoxication. Bond was set to $10, and later the charges were dismissed.