He pulled me by my neck. He had me by my wrist and my neck. He did not give me the chance to walk away. He literally grabbed me by my neck and my wrist and pushed me to the front gate. On the 28th of May, 2022, officers Raban and Gonzalez of the Kingtown Police Department in Georgia were dispatched to a domestic dispute. When they arrived on the scene, the door was opened by Erica King and Raymond Robinson. Here's the story of drunk Raymond Robinson. This what's going on? I was in the backyard smoking cigarette. First guy, girl going at it. Come out here. He's over here. Got her pen against the door. Wouldn't let her leave. They had clothes all over the place. I They're here at 120 right there. Okay. Oh, 12. Down for a little bit. Even my face. Hey, open the door. What's up? Come on out. For what? Get out, man. Come on out. For what? Come on out. Come on out, man. We're going to talk. For what? Are you not coming out? Why are we talking? Are you coming out? We're talking. Come on. Like, big man. Come on. No, bro. You know, don't do Don't do that. Don't do what? Come on out. Don't no don't don't Why does he need to come outside? Because we got a call that you guys were fighting. So, we're not fighting. Are you sure? What's up with all that blood in your shirt? Yeah. What blood is that? I broke my fingernail. Oh, you broke your fingernail. Okay. Okay. So, how's that? Getting out the car. Getting out the car. I closed my finger in the door. Okay. What else? So, what's the problem? Come on now. Let's talk about it. Talk about what? Let's find out what the problem is. Is what we're trying to say. Come on, man. It's not a problem. They're obviously call. If there's not a problem, then why can't we talk about it? There's three officers at the door. Yeah, actually. I really don't. There's three officers at the door. I know my rights. Do you don't make me go Yeah. Please don't make me do this. Don't make me do what? Yo, King, please call your mom. It's fine. Yo, seriously. Kayen, please call your mom. How old is he? Don't worry about it. It's fine. It's not your It's not an issue here. He's my brother. Oh, your brother. Yes. Let's talk about it, Bubba. You're still breathing hard. Come on. I know. Hey, listen. Look, I cop I wonder if you came off hostel. I don't really know who you are. I'm Sergeant Graham Police Department. And that's all right. So, we would like to talk to you. We've got a third party call that there was a physical altercation. There's blood here. So all of these signs and now you guys No, no, no. Okay, you can either come out of assist. Okay, this is how we're doing. I'm going to show you something else here. Come here. Show you what. Let me show you what. Let me show you the car. I'm not stop. Let me show you the car. Talk to you. Stay right there. Stay right there. I'm not one of them. Like Can you please bring the phone? Listen, man. Promise she want to show you something. Come on. Hold on one second. Show you the car. I'm not one. What's the difference? I can grab you if I wanted you. Bro, you can't. I do something with you. I'm being honest with you. You're not going to put your hand. All I'm telling you is, bro. We're here to talk, right? Yeah. Okay. Let's talk. All right. Don't put your Hey, I'm telling you. No. Nothing happened at the house. Him and the neighbor. Me and Raymond were arguing and the neighbor came outside and him and the neighbor got into it and the neighbor called the cops. And there you go. That's what I'm talking about. Y'all need to stay away from my house. Yeah. You got a license information. Y'all need to go. If they lock him up, I don't know what to tell y'all cuz I'm done. I'm done. Hopefully they won't lock him up. Cuz if they lock him up, that's it. He ain't getting out. If y'all are just arguing, that's fine. But when other people get involved arguing and the neighbor came over, asked me if I was okay. I told him I was okay. I was crying because I was upset. This my fingernail, it was already split like this one and this one. And it happened when I was closing the door. Okay, that's it. Did you guys just move here or No, his mom lives here. I don't live here. I live in a whole another state, man. Ain't nothing personal. You got it on you right there. So you stay in Delaware? Yes. You got your job. You got your You see what I'm saying? That's what I'm saying. I ain't giving y'all too much, bro. No, no, no. I'm not giving them too much. It is what it is. You got your ID, right? That's what you need, right? That's all you got. Come on. No problem, man. We trying to work together, man. It's your world, okay? We living in it, right? I don't give a about none of that. I'm being honest with you. I don't care, bro. I understand that. That was his same attitude with the neighbor. Don't know the whole situation. Whatever. Neighbor got upset because the two of them got into it and he was like, "Oh, I'm going to call the cops." Was he already outside or he came over here? He came over. No, he was not. He came over here. Yeah, he did. And that's cool. Here we didn't want to talk to us. I don't. You can get the on, bro. I know my rights, bro. Don't do that to me, bro. I swear to Don't. Please don't do that, bro. Just making sure I heard you right. Let me talk to you. Yeah. Just you. Yeah. Here you go. Okay. You want to walk or you want them to go, bro? Yeah. Can y'all go talk to him? No, bro. I'm not. We not doing that. Okay. Get on, man. Stop. Bro, I don't want no disrespect. I know my right. Can y'all go talk to him? Go talk to him. Your girl's trying to talk to her. She can't. No. Y'all go talk to him. He's got Yeah, she can go the head. No, calm. Just It's okay. I'm saying though, like just calm down right now. I'm not going anywhere. So, if you'll let me talk to her, we can this up. We can get we can get on and finish this quicker. If I can talk to her without you interrupting. He's hostile because of the neighbor. And then it's like three cops coming to the door is kind of which I understand. The nature of the call was that he's y'all are fighting and that he you were trying to leave and that he didn't let you leave. So that's a what happened. If I wanted to leave, I would have left. Yeah, I have the car key to the car. I would Well, and the car the lights are both on, so we don't know. I turned the car off, but the key is inside the house, bro. So, he asked about the front of the car. The front of the car happened when we were driving. We drove from where we were in Orlando. I don't care. Okay. Please get them the out of there. Yo, sir, I'm serious. Just calm down. Just calm down. Please calm down. That's it. We were driving for Orlando from Orlando. We dropped our family off in Jacksonville and we came here. That's it. The two of us started arguing. Yes. He came outside of his house. He offered him a cigarette, talking to him, whatever the case may be. Cool. Then the two of them got into it because he was I started crying because I was overwhelmed with the situation and what was going on. The two of us arguing. We don't argue. Yeah. At all. That's not something that we do. So proceeding to the conversation, the two of them, him and the neighbor got into it and that's when the neighbor called the cops. He said, "Oh, I'm not going to fight with you. Wah wah wah. I'm going to call the cops." So he called the cops about us arguing. That was it. He didn't see him put his hands on me. He didn't do any of that. Okay. So, I'm confused as to why he's making it something that is really not. And me personally, I don't feel like it's a situation for him to go to jail. I just showed you my fingernails and get the out of you. Yo, get the out of here. You need to stop. You're this close to going to jail. Do you understand me? I'm not no close to going to jail. Yeah, you are. Because you're instructing my invest. So, go walk off. Go walk off. Go walk off. Stop. Stop. Stop. Please. I mean, what was he talking about? Erica couldn't even say a word without Raymond interrupting her. The officers had enough of his attitude and placed him in cuffs. Yo, I'm stopped. She don't know. Ah, she Ray, please just calm down. Please, two seconds. Give me two minutes. You don't know your rights. I'm telling you, sweetheart. Sweet. Sweet. She can't do nothing. What are you talking about? I can talk to investigate crime. Take me to jail. Stop because you won't let me figure out what's going on. Listen, you don't You're literally physically trying to pull her away. Sweetheart. Oh, I'm not sweetheart. It's ma'am, sergeant, or officer. I don't care. Okay. I don't care either. Walk away. Walk away. Leave it alone. Okay. All right. What do I do? We're not done. No. No. No. We tried. We tried. We tried. Ma'am. Ma'am, please. I'm done. Please. Please. I'm done. Can I please tried ma'am? Can I please have two seconds? We had two seconds. We had a couple seconds. We had a couple seconds. No problem. We can do this one. I don't want to get away. You already done. We have We can do this easy. Okay. Well, I guarantee it's not going to be that easy, bro. Bro, I don't want no problems, bro. Please. I know my rights. No, you came in my house. in your way. It's not I'm not in the way of anything. You were. I drag you out of there. You didn't have to drag me out of anywhere. Ma'am, you did not ask me to move. I don't want no problem. I I'm here with my girlfriend. Excuse me, ma'am. Did I Did you ask me to move away? For what? I'm just here with my girlfriend. What's the What's the issue? And if you had just let me talk to her like we've been trying to do since we got here. My rights. Obviously not. I'm literally explaining to you. You could have walked off. I wasn't coming in your house, but you were physically pulling her in after I was coming in the house with my girlfriend. All right. Come on. Can you Can you We'll check him. Walk over the car and we'll check him, Ma'am. Okay. Okay. You're right. You're right. I really don't want no problem. I promise you. Okay. Walk over the car. All right. All right. All right. All right, bro. All right. All right. All right. I tried talking to you, bro. I know. Now you're softening up. Okay. and we'll check him out. But we got to walk over the car. Lean up against the car. I don't want no problem. Lean up against the car. I promise you. Can I have his driving? If Yeah. If he wants cuz I gave it to him. Let me ask you something. I was driving. Yes. 110%. I was driving. You could ask the neighbor if you want. No, he said you were in the car. But I was definitely driving. It's 7:00 in the morning. We don't want to take people to jail right now. But the fact that he comes over and he physically is pulling you inside away from you. I watched him. I'm telling you, he put his hands on you to pull you. Listen to what I'm saying though. He's not a physical person. I We don't have physical altercations at all. And that's what we were figuring out. But the fact that he wouldn't let you talk to us. He was upset. Like I said, the whole situation literally happened because him and the neighbor arguing. The two of them got into it. It wasn't us. Yeah. We were arguing because we were upset with each other. But that's not something that we do. And I'm not going to sit here and lie to you. I've been in an abusive relationship. That's not something that we do. 110%. I would not lie to you. I swear to God, I would not lie to you. And I'm glad. And that's not what he's going to jail for. Cuz you are telling me that nothing physical happened. Yes. So what is he going to jail for? Just obstruction. Cuz we're sitting here trying to figure out. I understand that. But even when you tried to give him a chance to talk to me, as soon as you said that, they came and ran in the house. like you didn't even like it wasn't even ample time for you to like calm the situation down before they came over. Since we've been here, we've been trying to calm the situation down. I understand that he's upset. He's he's upset. He's highly intoxicated. He's he's Listen, he's already gone through a lot. He just lost his dad. Okay, but this is this is where we're at. He's going to go to jail, at least for now. Okay, it's a misdemeanor, but I mean that's where we're at. Okay, he doesn't go through that here. So, it's just like a whole like misunderstanding. And I feel like them coming to the door, like literally you said something, as soon as you said something, they ran across to the door and it was just like even them pulling me. He pulled me by my neck. He had me by my wrist and my neck. Yeah. Because you were in our way cuz he's trying to pull away. I understand that. He gave me the chance to walk away. He literally grabbed me by my neck and my wrist and pushed me to the front gate because you were putting your weight. You knew I was trying to put handcuffs on him arresting you. You stepped You stepped in the house. Yeah. You stepped in the house and I was on my way of moving out. I just asked, "Can we please talk?" That's all I said to you and I just No, because I need you. When I'm putting handcuffs on someone and I'm trying to arrest them, you cannot get in the way. I understand that. But of obsessive force with grabbing my neck, that's not excessive force. That's him trying to get you out of the way. You don't see that transpire cuz I'm trying to deal with him cuz he's letting you know. Listen, this is a situation. He's going to go to jail for obstruction. It's a misdemeanor. He can bond out, okay? But at the very least, he's probably going to have to sober up in the jail. Usually, they won't let people out if they're as intoxicated as him. Okay? If if all you say that's happened is that, then that's fine. He's not going to go to jail for something. His little brother is in a house watching this. I cannot go through this. Mama was not in the mood for all of the drama. The officers finished up the scene and escorted Raymond to jail. I don't know how much she told you. I know she called you to tell you what was going on. Uh, all he's going to jail for is obstruction. It's a misdemeanor. He can get out today. Okay. So, what the neighbor say? He um he pretty much corroborated what what he told us here right now. Um, he was out back having a cigarette. And then he hears her saying, "Get off me. Get off me." They go outside and then he does this number where like, you know, puts her puts her up against the the door. Was it? Mhm. And then he looks over and he sees the neighbor. Mhm. He lets her go and then he's like, "Hey man, you all right?" You know, Yeah. Yeah. At one point there's a whole bunch of up front, right? Yeah. He threw all her clothes up front. Neighbor said, "You got to pick up. And by that time where you you know you went over the radio and you came over. Raymond sat in the vehicle for an hour and a half before he was booked. At least he was able to get a nap in before being placed into a cell. You want to do this? Come on. Let's do it. Yeah. You want to do the paperwork? We we we don't have to do this. We don't. We don't, man. If you don't want to, I'm not pressuring you. It's not a problem here. You good then? Do I really want to go through this paperwork? It's all about money. You want money? I'll give you 1,500. No, man. Are you If it's about money, like, what the what the man? Like, man, get the out of here, man. What do I need to bail up myself? Bail? Yeah. You don't tell that. Yeah, of course. Y'all y'all y'all own some bull. It's wild, bro. We don't We don't have to do this at all. And And it's crazy. What what you need? Money, tax dollars or whatever. You you you coming to my house, bro. That ain't your house. That's your mom's house. That's my That's my house, bro. That's your mom. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, that's all right. That's cool. Yeah. Crazy as hell. I'm taking court. Oh, wow. You talking about I give you tax money to do dumb like this. That's fine. And I was in my own home. This is ridiculous, man. I oppose no effect to either one of y'all. Y got a gun, y'all. Come on, man. Stop talking to me. All right, shut up. Okay, now you shut the up. You talking about cuz you ain't going to talk to me without these handcuffs on me. Don't Don't do that, bro. Don't talk to All right. The talking about, bro, you [ __ ] You shut the up the out of here. Got me, man. Yeah, it's cool. I'll take whatever you charge you trying to give me. You got meed up trying to shut up. What? I'll blow you the all these cuffs on. All right. Don't Don't play with me like that, bro. You not like that, mother. You You was a mother who got picked on in school. The with you. 22. Yeah, you got me up. I'm 28, mother. I'll knock you the You look like you're Yeah, you got meed up. I'll ball you the up here. Stop playing with me, bro. I know my rights. What's your right? And I'm I'm I'mma push y'all to it. Do you know you? I got money behind me. I'm a lawyer. You're a lawyer? I thought you were a woman. The wrong with you. I thought you said you were a woman. I got money behind me. You dumb ass [ __ ] cracker. Stop playing with me. [ __ ] man. Get the out of here, you nut. Mr. Ray, we got your shoes, man. Raymond didn't spend the weekend in jail. He was booked in at 9:10 a.m. and was released at 3:59 p.m. He was charged with resisting interfering with an officer and his bond amount was set at $380. Luckily, he is a welder and had the cash to pay for his