You're going to go get your [ __ ] and you're going to leave. All right? I don't want to hear you. You're not a lawyer. No, you're not going to tell me how to do my job. That's what you're not going to do. Do you understand me? Stop interrupting me. >> No. >> Keep your mouth shut. >> It's a joke. I'm allowed to say what I want under the First Amendment. I know my rights. Under the Fifth Amendment, I'm allowed to shut the [ __ ] up. I'm not doing that right now. Under the Ninth Amendment, we got more rights. >> Get your hands out of your pockets. >> No, I'm worried about you. >> Get your hands out of your pockets. >> For a police officer, there's nothing worse than a suspect who thinks they know the law better than you do just because they read something on social media. From drunken idiots to the completely deluded, here's what happens when no-nonsense cops shut down TikTok lawyers in seconds. >> But I know my what is in my rights that I'm at least allowed to make one phone call. Like, what the heck? I'm not watching YouTube. I know my rights. I read, love. >> On the 28th of August, 2025, an officer pulled over a woman due to her obstructed license plate, which he couldn't read from his vehicle, and also for her window tint. >> Hey, good morning. How are you? I'm Officer Stickler. Please, reason I pulled you over is because of window tint, and there's not a readable license plate that's in the back. So, that one that's in that back window over here, you can't read it. It's got to be affixed to the back of the vehicle. Well, yeah, you can read it once you're up on it, but the state of Ohio's law requires that it's affixed to the back of the vehicle where the plate's supposed to go. It can't be obstructed through the tinted window, okay? >> Well, that's not what I'm talking about. >> Okay, I can write you the cite, and you can argue it in court if you'd like to. Okay. Are you the registered owner of the vehicle? Do you have a valid driver's license? Do you have insurance on the vehicle? Okay, do you have insurance for you as a person? Where are you headed to this morning? >> Work. >> Where's work? >> Downtown. >> Where are you coming from? >> I'm coming from my best friend's to jail. >> All right, while you look for that, I'll be right back. >> The officer checked her details, Al, and found there was a reason she didn't want her license plate to show because it came back as being suspended. He ordered the woman to turn the vehicle off and put her hands on the steering wheel, but she immediately got uncooperative, so we tried to open the passenger door only to find it was locked. >> Why are you opening my door? >> Because you're getting out of the vehicle. >> Why are you opening my door? >> Because you are under arrest, okay? >> For what? What are you arresting me for? >> For driving under suspension. >> Okay, I didn't know it was suspended. >> Give me your left hand. >> It I didn't know it was suspended. >> left hand. >> They're arresting Alana, apparently. >> All right, so >> Yeah, cuz I did I didn't know it was uh my license was suspended. >> Step out. >> Can you please call my job and call Jack? >> Can you please step out? Hey, I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Come on. Ma'am. Ma'am, step out of the car. >> It's it's um It's it's really uh >> Step out of the car. >> It's Alana. >> Step out of the car now. Get out of the car. >> Y'all can't be doing this. >> Get out of the car. >> You literally just told me I was going to jail. >> Hey, are you going to get out of the >> Get off of me. >> Are you going to get out of THE >> GET OFF OF ME. >> Get out of the car. >> I DIDN'T I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. WOW. Can you please stop hurting me? You're hurting me. >> Despite being in handcuffs, the suspect here, Alana, seemed to think she was the one who was calling the shots. She told the cops to call her mother as they explained to her she was getting a charge for obstructing, but very quickly she began to challenge them. >> Always. When a [ __ ] black you always want to bully. Every [ __ ] time it never [ __ ] fails. And I'm pretty sure you looked up his [ __ ] name and that's the reason you [ __ ] pulled me over. Racist. I'm going to hell you off to keep calling on the god damn head car I swear to god for real. >> You don't do what you want. >> I do I did what All y'all do is harm for us. Y'all have enough cases on y'all hands to be [music] aggressive with somebody like that. Be for real. Y'all acting cops you too cocky for me. Can't do what you want. It's I can by law. Like for real do you not know your rights love? Like come on now. >> No your rights ended when when you are a suspended driver and you're operating a vehicle on the street. >> Attorney not you love. Thank you very much. Thank [music] you very much. >> If you're going to keep making >> I would like to talk to my attorney not you. You leave me alone stop talking to me then. Stop talking. Period. I don't want to hear your voice. Sir are you able to call the owner of the vehicle so he can come get it? How Why is it being towed? >> Uh because you were a suspended driver. >> Okay I just told you I didn't know I was suspended. This not making sense. I literally done paid Oh my god. All this is crazy. Every time I turn around y'all trying to get some money out of that [ __ ] I just paid my insurance and turned it into the BMW. Like are you kidding me? >> As she continued grumbling in the back of the squad car, two men arrived on scene and they walked over trying to see what was going on. The cop got out to meet them and it became clear pretty quick that they knew Elena and wanted to help. >> Yep. No. We have to tow it. >> Why? >> Because she's driving with a suspended license. >> So it has to be towed no matter what? >> Yeah. >> She has to go to jail? >> Yes because she resisted. >> Okay. >> So when she was lawfully ordered to exit the vehicle she refused to. >> Well can I at least get her boyfriend's number so I can tell her what the next step >> No we're not going to let you use your phone. Sorry. >> Not her phone her Give me >> No we're not going to let you use her phone just because of her actions today. >> We'll feed her. >> We we could have made this real simple and real easy. Had she would have got a ticket and we would have towed the car and we probably would have sent her on her way. >> to contact her boyfriend so I can >> She She'll be able to call him. >> Who Who's he >> the car registered to? >> Uh it's either her boyfriend or her. >> If it's to her, if it's to her, she's the only one that can >> I'm pretty sure it's her boyfriend cuz uh he had this up for a while. >> Okay. All right. Yeah. No, she'll be able to get a hold of him once she gets in and let him know everything >> Okay. So So she's getting taken to the county? >> Yeah. Yeah, unfortunately. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I Look, man, I get it. She's having a bad morning, but she turned something that could have been easy into >> Well, I told her to calm down, but uh I don't know. I guess uh well, I'll figure it out. >> Yeah. All right, guys. >> Meanwhile, she wasn't done complaining in the back of the squad car. She continued to talk like she knew the law better than the cops did. >> He turned my phone off. Why? >> I didn't. >> He did. Why? >> Uh I'm not too sure. >> Can you ask him to turn it back on? >> No, you're under arrest. >> Okay, that doesn't make no difference. I'm allowed to make a phone call. Like what? But I am. But I am. I'm like, what? Isn't it my right that I'm at least allowed to make one phone call? Like what the heck? I'm not watching YouTube. I know my rights. I read, love. >> You can You can You can make your phone call when you get to the county. >> Uh no, I'm allowed to make my phone call whenever I decide to. You're You're allowed to provide me a phone to make my phone call as soon as you put these handcuffs on me and I'm under arrest. That is the law. It is. Like it's literally under No, mind. Let me get quiet. Let me wait till I get to my attorney cuz I don't want I can't wait. I can't wait. >> Shortly after, her boyfriend James arrived on scene and one of the officers explained to him that she'd been driving on a suspended license and she then got herself an extra charge for obstructing. >> You can't I mean, you can, but I'm saying you don't have to tow it, man. I got the I got my license and >> Listen, you got to talk to him, okay? >> Okay, I got I got to get back to work. >> No, I understand. You got to talk to him, but as of right now, your car is being towed, okay? Can I help you, sir? >> How you doing, sir? My name is James Vargas. I'm the owner of this vehicle, sir. >> How are you? >> All right. I heard that my girl got arrested for uh trying to explain it out, sir. We've been having this problem with Stow for a minute. Now, see, every time she pay it I pay I pays it, it always seem to come back maybe a month later, a week later, 2 weeks later, uh she got her license suspended. How is this just keep I don't know why Stow keep doing this. >> The cop explained that as far as the license being suspended, it wasn't up to them, it to the state of Ohio. He then gave James some details about the towing. The man seemed to take it all in stride, but as for Elena, she wasn't done complaining. >> Babe, I need you to call my job. >> And what about her? >> They're going to take me to jail. Cuz he's mad cuz I didn't get out the car. >> Can I get her out of jail today? >> Um that's going to be something that you're going to have to call the Summit County Jail on. We I don't I don't know how their how their stuff works. >> For a traffic violation, man? >> No, it's not a traffic violation. I mean, she's getting cited for the traffic violation. That's what this piece of paper is. But the other piece of paper, this this is for This is for obstructing. >> Pulled me out the vehicle. Now I'm obstructing a arrest. Like, be for real. You literally pulled me out the car. Like you Like, come on now. Can you please call my attorney, too? Can you please call my attorney and my job? Because this is ridiculous. He pulled me out the car talking about I'm a resisting arrest. I need my attorney and I need you to call my job. I'm telling you my hand is going numb and I can't feel it. Can you please loosen this up? I can't feel my hand, baby. Like, I literally cannot feel it. Oh my god, this is crazy. This is crazy. If I have to go to the hospital because of this, I swear to god, I'm going to die. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I can't feel my hands, babe. I literally can't. >> Listen. The guy is here. They're going to take you. They're going to loosen up right now. They're here. They're right behind you, all right? Now, calm down. Calm down. Calm down and listen to me. >> James continued to soothe Alaina the best he could, and it seemed like he finally got through to her as she did calm down. They charged the woman with resisting arrest and driving on a suspended license. On the 16th of February, 2024, the cops were dispatched to a Dunkin' Donuts. They had to escort a woman off the property as she'd been trespassed but refused to leave. >> Hey, ma'am. >> How you doing? All right. I'm I'm not going to work with you. >> I'm being assaulted. >> She said she wanted to leave, okay? Um she works here. She doesn't really need a reason to tell you to leave, but you have to go, okay? >> I'm ready to go. >> Do you understand me? >> The officer tried again, warning the suspect that if she didn't leave the restaurant, she'd be headed to jail. It appeared she'd finally gotten through to her when the suspect suddenly found her voice. >> I'm sorry. >> If you want to know the reason, I can ask her, but she doesn't really have to give me a reason, but um >> Do you think you're prettier than me? >> Do I think I'm prettier than you? >> Yes. >> I never said that, ma'am. >> Did you say you thought it? >> I'm telepathic. You're telepathic? >> Yeah. >> You're telepathic? >> Yeah. >> Wait, sir. Can I have another minute? I'm going to >> She's going to put me in handcuffs. >> Ma'am, you're all right. >> All right. It's 31. I'm going to go over there. >> But um I Whenever you're ready. We're good. Ma'am. >> When the officer asked the Dunkin' Donuts employees, they said they wanted her criminally trespassed. And when the cop tried to talk to the suspect again, it was clear that everything up to that point was just the calm before the storm. >> Okay. So, if you come back So, if you come back, you're going to jail, okay? >> And you think we want to be in Fairbrook? Or jail? Do you think we want to be You think this is where we live? You think this is going to be my new home? What do you think? What do you think? You are [ __ ] you. Thank you. He'll be right here. His name is Sheriff, but that's he's my husband. I've been married to him since 2014. All this time. All this You did what with my husband? You did what with my husband? >> I don't know. >> What is She's grabbing at her gun. She's going to shoot. Holy [ __ ] What? What? What? Okay. >> Finally, the suspect decided to leave the store like they asked. Once they got outside, the officer had to get her details to put her in the system, showing her as criminally trespassed from Dunkin' Donuts. The suspect, however, had some other ideas. >> I'm asking for your ID. Give me your ID. >> on the property, ma'am. >> Okay, but you're being criminally trespassed. I need your ID. >> No, ma'am. I'm not. >> If you keep walking away from me, I'm going to put you on the ground. What do you want me >> Fairbrook 30 31 15, she's in front of the Dunkin' on >> That's the way it's going to be. You can be walking away from me wearing a Chick-fil-A shirt. >> Despite the cop warning the woman that she was going to get tased if she didn't stop, she just kept on walking, but the officer wasn't going to let her get away. >> Right. >> 20-20. >> Fairbrook 20. >> Ma'am, I need your ID. And I need your ID because you are being criminally trespassed, so I need your ID. >> What does that mean, criminally trespassed? >> Okay, so that means Dunkin' Donuts, I'm not sure what happened, but they don't want you on the property, and that means if you go back onto the property, you will be arrested. So, you're being criminally trespassed. That's why I need your ID. >> Okay, so I left the property. >> Okay, and now I'm telling you that since you left the property because you were criminally trespassed, I need your ID because I need to put you in the system. So, I need your ID. If you don't want to give me your ID, that's fine. We're going to find out who you are either way, and you're going to go to jail. It's just what However you want to play it. >> So, you're trying to take me to jail? >> If you don't give me your ID, yes, ma'am. >> The suspect got quiet again, like she was trying to process everything that the cop had just told her. But when the officer tried to ask for her name, she suddenly turned into a lawyer, even though all she was being given was a warning. >> You can't charge me with trespassing. >> You're not being You're not being charged with trespassing. This is a trespass warning. >> No, I'm not I'm not Okay, then. Whatever. I have my warning. That's it. So, if I go back on that property, then okay, you can criminally trespass me. That's the law in the state of Georgia. You do not need to take my ID. >> Okay, so are you going to give me your ID or not? >> I don't have to give you my ID in the law in the state of Georgia. I know all the laws. Please look them up before you try to do something to me. >> Okay, so >> No, law law >> Okay, I'm sorry. Physical 29. >> Physical 29. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. 241 to detain. Come on. >> 29 clear. >> Hey, which one of y'all called? >> I just I called Smash Burger. >> Okay, they called. Okay. Are you going to >> I just wanted to let you know that >> Okay, well, I'll get your information since you're the who called me wanting her trespassed off the property. >> Yeah, but she was like "Can you help me with something?" And she's got like a huge order. She was like "Oh, she's the one you were talking to." And I was talking to her. And I was like "So, come around asking her if I could help her." And she was just like She was like "Can you just shut up? I'm talking to my husband right now." I was like "Okay, well Can you and your husband And then she just started hollering and screaming like how she was Yeah. I don't know if she's got her kids. I don't know. Something about fairy dust. She was saying that I needed to get rid of her. I would probably I didn't want to be working here. My energy smelled bad. Like This And then she was over here going Okay. Like Do you have your driver's license on you? >> One thing was clear, the poor employees here had been shaken by the incident. As for the suspect, she was trespassed of course and charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. On the 22nd of March 2026, a hotel called the cops about a college law student who'd been asked to leave the property but refused. He'd also been harassing the security staff. >> Good evening, officer. >> Hey, how are you? >> Sit down right here. >> Well, welcome to Florida. He doesn't want you here. Grab all your things and you can leave. >> No, no, no, you're going to leave one way or another. It's up to you. >> Are you going to leave in handcuffs? >> I understand. >> Keep your hands out of your pockets. >> I understand. But this man has threatened to assault >> Okay, where's your stuff at? >> In my room. I'm a I'm a paying customer. >> What room are you in? What room are >> What was in my rights? >> What room? >> This guy threatened to assault me, threatened to punch me in the face. I have done nothing against the law. >> Okay, well, if he doesn't want you on property anymore and I'm a representative, let me finish. I will not be interrupted again. >> The female officer explained to the law student, whose name was Colin, that he'd have to leave on his own volition or they'd be taking him away in handcuffs. If he stayed there, it would be trespass after warning, but as far as Colin went, it seemed like nothing was good enough. >> Yes. Can I press charges on you? >> No, there's no charges. Let's go get your stuff. >> Let's go. >> You guys can >> Let's go. No, let's go. I have my things. >> All right. Everybody be quiet. Quiet and quiet. I'm going to tell you how this is going to go. Do you understand me? >> Yes. >> You're going to go get your [ __ ] and you're going to leave. All right? I don't want to hear you. You're not a lawyer. No, you're not going to tell me how to do my job. That's what you're not going to do. Do you understand me? Stop interrupting me. >> No. >> KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT. Go get your [ __ ] and let's go. >> I understand. I understand you. >> Walk. Walk. If you do not start walking, I will put you in handcuffs. Walk. >> You can't do that. >> Yo, yo, okay, okay. Let me tell you what the [ __ ] I can do. Do you understand me? Give me your hand. Keep resisting and you will get tased. Do you understand me? >> This guy has threatened to assault me. I'm a paying customer. I am within my rights. >> All right, bro. >> I am not >> Simple instructions. >> If you give me the name on the ID, I can find to get >> Yeah, just give me a second, bro. >> Stop and wait. >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your phone on the vehicle. Belly against the interceptor. Widen your stance. I said belly against the interceptor, not your entire chest. Do you have anything in your pockets that can poke, me stick me, hurt me? Where's your wallet? >> It's in there. >> The cops tried to get him to see that it was his own fault he was getting arrested, but he kept protesting and insisting one of the hotel employees had threatened to assault him. >> I respect you guys. I love the police officers. >> shut your mouth and open your ears for 2 seconds. Where is your ID? >> Hold on. It's in there. >> It's in where? >> In in my hotel room. >> In your hotel room? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Where you visiting from? >> From Florida. >> So, you have a Florida ID? >> Yes. >> Okay. Your name is Colin? >> Colin Ford. >> Okay, [music] perfect. >> All right. >> I'll find him. >> Okay. >> Guys, I can't let you reach for on that guy. >> Nope. >> Guys, I understand. >> No, you don't you don't understand. >> He was secured in the back of the squad car and the male officer went back in the hotel to see if he could get the man's ID. >> Oh, it's all right. Sorry, guys. >> No. >> That happens here all the time. >> Yeah, his name is Colin. I mean, I'm I'd like to get his ID, but >> Colin Ford. >> I'll be able to find him regardless. >> to be in a room with other people. >> said. >> He's a college kid. I'm pretty sure. >> fight for the room. >> No. >> There is. But he is the primary guest on this hotel on this room. And sadly that means Yeah, we don't have the same amount of people. We're being not going to do that. So, he just got all of his friends kicked out, too. Get out of the room. We got room 317. >> 317? >> 317. I'll guide you there if you want. >> Oh, yeah. Give me 1 second. Let me Does it say how many people are staying there? >> Uh four. >> Four? Okay. The employee led the officer to the room Colin and his friends were staying in, and fortunately, the man's friends turned out to be much more cooperative. >> What's that security? So, yeah. You guys just follow me. >> Hi guys. >> Yeah. Just one person. You guys can pack your bags. So, the entire room has to be checked out [music] and leave the property. >> I'm sorry, but >> Okay. You're packing up. All right. We're done. Yeah. I don't know what to do right now. I'm sorry I got you in trouble, man. Yeah. Sea Shore Motel is kind of Oh, yeah. Oh. Oh, he's going to jail. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, you can bail him out if you want. It's just Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I guess they're taking him for trespassing. It's not a big bail. It's just like a misdemeanor fine. So, if you want to bail him out, but it's going to take a few hours before he gets processed and all that stuff. So, >> Sounds good. >> All right. All right. So, how long do you think >> We'll be quick. >> Okay. >> I'll be packing up most of our stuff. >> All right. Cool. All right. Sounds good. >> At that point, they drove Colin to jail. He tried to claim that he hadn't been warned to leave the hotel, so he shouldn't be arrested for trespass after warning. He also repeated his claim that someone had threatened to assault him. >> I understand the circumstances, but the man threatened to punch me in the face. And I booked a hotel room there. How exactly [music] did I commit a crime? >> We told you you had to leave the property. You refused to do so. We gave you ample opportunity >> I mean, I told you guys my situation. I didn't try to like resist. >> It doesn't matter. If they want you to leave, you have to leave. >> I have a hotel room there that I paid $300 for. >> matter if they want you off the property within the state of Florida, they have the right to refuse service at any time. >> Is he the owner of that property? >> He's a representative of the property. >> Uh-huh. >> It does not matter if he's the owner or not. He's a representative of the property. If he says you go, you go. >> Okay. Between me and you, do you think that'll hold up in court? Probably not, right? But no, I'm good. I'm a well-to-do kid. I go to school. This is absolutely not how I plan to live my life. This guy threatened to assault me. And I stayed until you guys showed up. And I tried to tell my side of the story. >> Colin did admit that he'd been drinking that night, and it definitely explained his behavior. When they arrived at the jailhouse, the male officer took over. >> I'm going to explain how this is going to go. All right. Since you're a Since you're a lawyer or studying to be a lawyer I'm going to I'm going to get you out of this car. I'm going to switch these handcuffs, all right? >> Mhm. >> You get squirrely, I'm going to take you down to the ground. >> I don't want to lose this one. >> All right. Lean up against here. I just like for me, dude, I don't understand. All you had to do was just leave. And this whole situation could have been avoided. >> I was told you guys threatened me with violence. >> I understand that, but you know what? >> I wasn't threatening anybody of you guys at all. >> I know, but in the state of Florida >> Yeah, I understand. You guys really need to >> See, but that's the problem is that you don't let you That's why you're in this situation cuz you didn't let us talk. All right. In the state of Florida, they have the right to evict you. >> Yes. Yes. >> Once they evict you, that's it. >> They charged the man with first-degree misdemeanor trespassing, and he was given a hearing date for the 2nd of April, 2026. It was a valuable lesson for his law studies, and hopefully, it was one that he learned from. On December 28th, 2022, the cops were called out to a Waffle House where reportedly, there was a man who'd been loitering there for more than 5 hours. When the officers got there, the employee said he'd been there since about 4:00 a.m., and they [music] confirmed they wanted him trespassed. >> Step outside for me. >> All right, you guys step outside. He wants you trespassed. >> Sorry, it was Who Who trespassed me? >> The manager. >> I'm trespassed here by the manager. >> Yes. [music] >> So, what As an officer, where can I go to next? >> We'll talk about that when we get outside, all right? >> Yeah, that's how it works. That's how it works. So, then I'm asking, where can I go next? >> We'll talk about that when we get outside. >> When we get outside, I'm a lawyer. You can't talk to I plead my fifth. Good luck. >> Grab your stuff. Okay. Just advise you to leave the office You got your hat. >> What's the time? What's the time? >> Uh loitering. >> Am I Oh, sorry. Am I loitering? >> Uh no. >> Oh, by your law? >> Yes. >> And by your law? >> It's a It's a private establishment. They can refuse They can refuse. >> Okay. Sorry, you must be going. You're God's eye, and you're God's man. >> All right. >> Calling 13, 10-9. >> That's a foolish comment. Okay, let's go. There's children around here, so >> And you do have a gun. >> Okay. >> So, you should use it on yourself one day. Please. Promise you'll do that. Promise you'll shoot yourself. Okay, good. Why are you listening now? Good. He's kicking me out right now. >> You're trespassing. Let's go. >> Finally, he went outside like he'd been asked to, talking nonsense the whole time. He claimed the cops had threatened him with a gun, then started asking for his backpack. When the cops asked him where it was, he demanded they find it for him like he was their boss. >> I am a lawyer and you have to listen to me. My name is Benjamin Greenwald. >> Okay, Mr. Stop talking. >> Oh, you did. Great Great God bless you. They told Moses, I want to [ __ ] your sister, Mr. Amani Shahada, Mo Shahada, solid citizen. >> Benjamin, what's your last name? >> Musaka. >> Perfect. >> Definitely shut up. >> What do you have today? >> Huh? >> What drugs do you have on you today? >> Drugs? It's called coffee. You took it away from me. >> What's your problem, man? >> You. You carry guns and the firemen are saying, "We found the Oh, they killed Kobe? Oh, [ __ ] They orchestrated it? You forgot that I invented If you have an ID, you burn plastic for three trees. >> Benjamin. >> They burn Oh, you're right. This belongs to the store. Give it back to them. That would be stealing. >> going to You're not going to litter either. >> What they're doing is putting five Okay, we'll put it back, dummy. >> No, you're not going back in the store. Leave the cop. Take the can. >> The longer the officers talked to him, the more strange the man's nonsense became. He accused the cops of putting eggplants in ovens and causing burns on his back. He then claimed that they were trying to steal his phone and he said he knew it because it was given to him by God. >> My weapon is a phone and Wi-Fi. are you going to What are you going to do? >> This is your last chance. Leave the property. >> Or what? >> You go to jail for trespass after notice. You cannot be in the parking lot at all. >> If you give me How many steps How many steps does it take? Steps. Steps. >> I'm not giving you steps. >> No, how many >> You have the time to walk now. If you don't start walking, you will go to jail. >> you won't shoot? This Don't shoot me. >> At that point, he was told to leave the property that he'd wandered over to from the restaurant. And if he didn't, the cops were going to trespass him. But the man insisted on staying there and spouting off more nonsense. >> So, you're going to get trespassed on Waffle House. All right, it's not a big deal. >> Does that mean that if I go again, they'll get arrested or they'll just take it out? >> So, right now it's civil. It's basically just a warning, meaning you can't set foot back on the property. >> permission can I come in? >> So, you'd have to call them. You can't go on the property itself. >> Okay, please write the number down for me. >> me finish. Let me finish. So, >> [music] >> uh in order to issue the trespass, I need your real identification. >> Yes. >> So, I need your real name and stuff. >> Okay, please. >> What's your first name? >> Uh in English, right? >> Yes. >> With English like Latin letters. >> So, the name you were given when you were born. >> Of course. >> Your legal name. >> Yeah, M [music] >> M >> U >> U >> S >> S >> A >> A >> And then the middle name was in Arabic, but the DMV allowed it, so it's meme >> What's your last name? >> Okay, M O U S S A Huh, I might be Japanese, too. >> And then what's your date of birth? >> Oh, sorry, it's K A and the K is silent like >> M O U S S K A >> M O U S S A K A >> All right, and what's your date of birth? >> That's hard to remember right now, sorry. >> The officer had his doubts about the name the suspect had just given him, so he warned the suspect that if he failed to correctly identify himself, he'd be headed to jail. A threat like that seemed to jog the suspect's memory, but it also activated his Tik Tok lawyer mode. >> [music] >> You ready? >> Yeah. >> January 23rd, 1989. >> All right. >> [music] >> And then, Musa Musaka is your real name? >> Yeah, but in Arabic it's Musa A. >> Okay. So, when I What's your social security number? >> Uh That's We don't say that out loud for privacy. You know all this privacy law. You guys know that. >> It provides your social [music] security number. >> ask what you want, but I'll plead the fifth, so >> Well, if you plead the fifth, you're going to go to jail. >> Wait, pleading the fifth is taking me to jail? >> Yes, because you're required to provide me with identification. Pleading the fifth means you're not going to answer any incriminating questions. >> Okay. >> The officer went to check the details the man had given, while his partner stuck around to supervise. When the officer ran the suspect's details, to no surprise, there was a problem. >> Oh, yes, I really yes, I really want to so bad. They're looking through my bag. Uh Whatever. I really don't know anything about any of the laws, but whoever Trump is, I'm sure he's a good Wow, the fire truck's now. That's basically I just told the fire department your name was and he said, "Yeah, it was this guy." So >> Let me Let me explain this to you. I'll call you whatever you want me to call you, but you need to give me your real name, okay? Cuz when I run your social that you gave me and the name you gave me, nothing's coming back in the state of Florida. >> My Cuz my my license My my information is from Palestine and I also live in California. So, if you can't check it in Florida, call California government. >> I can look it up in California. So, that's the name and the social you have in California? >> 100%. If you can't check that in >> Well, I'm listen, I'm going to check in California. If nothing comes back, you're going to jail. >> Despite the fact that the cops already could have arrested him and they were giving him one last chance, the suspect decided to throw it back in the officer's face by daring him to go ahead and check his details. He then proceeded to spout more legal nonsense. >> Your name is fake. And I'm allowed going away from here. That's to me, that's [ __ ] harassment. Who was the detective by the way? >> We're investigating crime, so you're going to stay right here. >> Yeah, I'm going to walk to the store. >> No, you're going to stay right there. >> I am. >> You're going to stay there. Stop. Man, stop. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me or hurt me or anything? Spread your feet. >> I don't consent to a search, but thank you. >> I don't care. >> Okay, sorry. >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Obstruction at this point. >> The man apologized for his behavior and then began making excuses, first telling the cops that he'd had too much coffee, then claiming that he had ADHD, which caused the man to sometimes forget things. And still at that point, they were still uncertain about the man's ID. >> No, I think he pulled he was able to pull up the the arrest history, so he should have the rest of the stuff. >> Oh, wow. >> What's wrong with your feet, man? >> I was just walking and then the police took my shoes at the laundromat and they said to walk barefoot. It was funny, you They just don't like my shoes for some reason. >> What happened in Sarasota? >> I don't know. It was I believe it was Sarasota. >> Yeah. >> I don't know what day, but in the laundromat, there was everything was stolen. >> What were you in jail for? >> Where? >> In Sarasota? You never been to Sarasota. You just said you were up there. Police took you to jail, took your >> No, no, the police took my shoes. >> They charged the man with fraud by impersonation for giving false identification to law enforcement. He was also charged with resisting without violence and a trespassing charge for failing to leave the property upon the owner's order. On the 11th of December, 2024, the cops were dispatched after reportedly a suspicious person was hanging around the property. When the officers got there, they found a man with his face covered and he was acting in a very strange manner. >> Hey man. Hey, I just want to talk to you. Why are you kneeling? >> For God. >> What was that? >> For God. >> For God? Okay. So, I saw you behind Greystone Manor. What was going on back there? >> I've never been there. >> Okay. Can you stay right there? Just keep your hands >> me, you're going to get sued. You can arrest me. >> Okay. I never said I was going to arrest you. >> letting you know. >> So, can I Can I I'm just going >> back off? >> No, I need you just to stay right there. I'm going to just pat you down for any weapons, okay? >> any questions. Can I send them to >> Uh do you should go and just stay there? I mean >> my shirt for you. >> The suspect, Andrew, said he'd stand up for the cop to make searching him easier and the officer agreed to it as long as he promised not to run. She told the man to take his mask off, which he did, and just when it seemed like the man was going to be cooperative with her, he started getting difficult. >> Am I arrested? Am I arrested or anything? >> You're being detained at the >> Okay, bring your sergeant here, please. What's your badge number? >> 31410 >> 31410, what's your name? >> Deputy Todd. >> Deputy Todd with 31410, I got it. 141 >> What's your last name? >> 1410, I'm being detained now. Thank you. >> So, you know you can be obstructing a tissue. You failed to provide >> You can call me that I'm obstructing, I'm going to get my lawyer on the line right now. Okay, we'll call you. >> defensive? >> I need you to stop talking to me. That's it. >> Why are you being so defensive? There's You're not going to talk to me at all? >> I'm going to kneel for my religion, is that >> I mean, you you can kneel. >> I have the freedom of the religion, right? From the first right? >> You can kneel if >> The first right tells me I can do what I need to say anything. The first right tells me I have freedom of religion. >> Correct, but at this time I'm going >> right gave women to vote. >> Okay. >> Is that your only? >> Yeah. >> Okay, I'm going to kneel. >> You can kneel as long as you're not reaching for anything, okay? >> The cop went on with the questions, thinking she was just trying to identify him and figure out what he was doing so late at night. But the man refused to answer, so the officer updated her partner and he came over to help. >> What's that you're going to ask me? >> You're getting detained right now until we can identify you. >> If you're going to detain me, that's okay. If you're going to arrest me, you're going to get sued. >> Okay, that's fine. Stand up, turn around, put your hands behind your back. Don't >> All right, let's do it. Let's do it, brother. Here you go. Yep. Stop. Don't mess with me. >> No, all I'm doing is >> I said is your body camera on? >> Yeah, I see it. Can we get the sergeant in here? >> Nope. >> Are you the sergeant? >> Right here. Put your hands behind your back, all right, man? >> No, he doesn't need to be. >> Get him here right now cuz I'm holding you in here. >> What's your badge number, quick? >> 25613 >> 25613 You're You're what? >> told you my >> I already told you my badge >> I want it again. >> 31410 >> 31410 And you are? >> I already told you. >> Yeah, I want it again. >> Nope. >> I want it again. >> You got it the one time, bud. >> All right, it's okay. You're getting sued, brother. >> Okay, you'll meet the sergeant at the jail. >> I will meet the sergeant at the jail and he will process me out. >> Uh-huh. >> Cuz I haven't done anything illegal. I'm sitting here letting you guys arrest me. I'm on the body cuz you guys have a body camera on, right? >> Yep. >> You're arresting me. This is it, right? >> I said you're being detained. >> You're not a savage, though. >> Okay. >> Yeah, you're not. >> Uh-huh. >> I'm being detained or arrested? >> I said you're being arrested or sorry, you're being Sorry, you're being detained. >> I need the word. >> And you're being detained at this time. >> Detained, that's what I thought. You're laughing, but I'm not, though. Lay me on the ground, please do. >> Yep. >> Cuz they already did it to me. Chicago already Chicago already slammed me on the ground. I'm not threatening you at all. I would never hurt you, bro. You're my brother. God bless you. Merry Christmas. >> The man kept wanting to kneel and when they pulled him to his feet and walked him over to a squad car, he accused the cops of violating his religion. He then made the bizarre claim that he was an undercover cop, but when they asked the man if he was impersonating an officer, he was very quick to backtrack. >> It's a joke. I'm allowed to say what I want under the first amendment. I know my rights. Under the fifth amendment, I'm allowed to shut the But I'm not doing that right now. Under the ninth amendment, we got more rights. Under the fifth, and the sixth, and the ninth. Ninth is income tax. Do you understand that? Income tax. Ninth amendment. Do you understand that? We got some. We got some. Oh, we got some. Oh. Oh. Shut the Search it, bro. Oh, no. We got this bike down here. It's got to be parked here. Do you got some here? Oh. We got some illegal. I'll fight you with my lawyers. I'll go to jail. 2 years? 3 years? I'll go to prison. You better get the hood. Or else I'm going to beat your ass. This is not a threat. This is a fact. Not a threat. Not a threat. Never threatening y'all. Beat your ass means by actually by God. In my in my religion. Yeah. What you going to do? You going to break my arm, bud? Break it. Please break it, cuz I get an extra 120 after that. Don't push me. Don't push me. >> Surprisingly, as they secured him in the back of the squad car, he decided not to struggle. But he then started making very strange claims, saying they'd wrongfully arrested him because they hadn't checked his breathalyzer. >> Where is it at? You guys don't know that I'm a tax kid. That's why you guys are going to get sued. You guys are young cops. It's obvious. You guys need to let me go. Or else you guys are going to get demoted, bro. Oh my gosh, bro. God bless you guys. Like, for real. I hope you go farther in your career than this, cuz this is some petty ass Please go to Chicago and fight the war there. Don't come here, you bro, cuz I'm just trying to be good. >> The man continued trying to threaten the cops, saying that if they charged him with anything, they'd be in legal trouble. Then the moment he was left unsupervised, he managed to undo his seatbelt and get his handcuffed hands in front of him. >> All right. Sander, um I want to be able to take you home. Can you confirm your address is in Gurnee? If I give you the address, cuz I'd like to, you know, I like to just be able to take you home instead of jail. Does that sound fair? >> I want to get let out here. >> So >> [music] >> I want to be able to take you home because >> What are my options under the law? >> So, here's your options. Either [snorts] you're still going to get some kind of citation. So, either you get a citation, I drop you off home so you can get like home, sleep out in the cold, cuz this is not a good spot for you to be in, you know, just dropped off at Thornton's. [music] You know, we want you to go somewhere. Or we go to jail, and it's going to be not till like the March lady. >> I'll be super [music] bored. >> What was that? >> I'll be very bored in jail. >> Yeah. So, I want to get you home. And I saw that you have an address in Gurnee. >> I do have an address in Gurnee. I do live there. >> Okay. You still live there? >> You just going to drop me out outside, or you going to make me go in? >> You need to go in the house? >> I'm going to go in the house once you guys leave. >> Yeah. As long as you go in the house and you go in the house and >> leave though. >> Well, do you have do you have like do you have like a key to your house? >> to leave before I'm going to go in, or I'll go to jail. >> Why why >> I'm not scared of jail. >> I [music] never said that. >> I'm not scared of death. I'm scared of God. >> The man remained adamant, saying the cops had to leave before he'd go into his house. Eventually, he confirmed his address for the female officer, and she started working on his citation. While he waited, the suspect's behavior took a surprising turn. >> Who's that? Who's that guy? Who's that guy? Who's that guy? Who is he? Who needs a >> Yeah. This church is good. This church is good, yeah. >> [laughter] >> You good? >> I'm great. >> [laughter] >> Good? >> I'm great. I'm fully sane. If this is recording, just know that these cops are detaining me unlawfully cuz I have done nothing wrong. I've done nothing wrong and they're harassing me. They are here to serve and protect and they are not doing so. They're harassing instead of serving. I am here to serve and protect and they are stopping me from doing so. God bless. If there's a judge hearing this, just know it's all right. I got my lawyer right here. He's going to let you know what happened. [ __ ] these guys. God bless you. Appreciate the law enforcement. I really do. >> The man then began to pray, but it quickly devolved into more nonsense. He was repeating numbers and he then switched back to talking about law, which of course he pretended to know so much about. >> You don't want to sue anybody. I already got four pending lawsuits, bro. You think I want another one? No. Do you think my lawyer wants another one? Yes. I don't want to do any more lawsuits, [music] bro. But he's going to get sued. He's making me sue him. Cuz he wants to be a little I think he's a little cool ass He's so lucky I have these handcuffs on. Is it legal for me to tap on this glass? >> I don't know why you you damage it though, that's going to be a charge. You damage it? Yeah, he he doesn't like you. >> Yeah, tell him he's going to get sued. As I can as long as I don't break it, right? >> I prefer if you didn't. and I don't want you to Don't hurt yourself. Do not hurt yourself. >> Before too long, he began demanding to see the sergeant, or else he'd sue the cops even more. He went on getting himself worked up, so the officer went to her partners for help. >> Hey. Oh, do it. >> What are you doing? >> No, I was just bending down. >> What are you >> Can I not bend down? >> No, you are not bending down. >> Am I not a human? Am I not a human? >> No. >> No, I'm not a human? See, she's done. She's done, too. >> What's your name? >> Todd. >> All right. >> Todd and Bishop. >> Both done. You're good, Todd. Don't >> When I release this hand, place it on top of your head, okay? >> Shut the >> Do you understand me? >> Listen, I'm going to put my hand on my head, but I'll give you the time to do it, all right? Just leave me >> Put your hand on top of your head. >> No, I just I'm tired of this. I tried to be peaceful. And this [ __ ] too. And God bless you. Merry Christmas to you all. Cuz it's going to be a long long couple weeks for you. I know you Yeah, keep looking at him. Punching him in the face. You saw him, bro. Come on. >> They took Andrew to jail, and he was charged with trespassing, resisting arrest, and obstructing a peace officer. He was later released and given a court date for later. On the 7th of June, 2023, the cops got a call from a hotel employee. They were worried about two guests, a woman who identified herself as Christina and her boyfriend and Zach. The couple had been arguing, so the cops were dispatched to investigate. >> It's the police department. I need you to come answer the door. Well, yeah, just you got to come answer the door. Are you all right? Can you open Can you open the door so I can talk to you? Huh? Well, can you put a blanket around or something so I can talk to you? Is your boyfriend here? Well, that doesn't mean anything. I need to talk to both of you guys. Huh? You have an Uber coming? Well, I still need to talk to you guys. >> Christina suddenly got worried she was in trouble, so the cop explained why he was there and reassured the woman he just wanted to check she was okay. She finally opened the door and her boyfriend joined in on the conversation. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> What's going on? >> Well, I'm checking on you guys. >> All right, we're good. >> It was me and I was being loud. >> Well, can you Can I talk to you by yourself, ma'am? >> No, I'm fine. >> Well, I need to talk to you by myself by yourself. >> I'm not I don't want to say. >> Just open the door please. >> She doesn't understand from me on some >> Come forward. Some what? >> Beyond cheating stuff. You know, she cheated on >> All right, need you guys to open it. I need you to open the door. >> No, I'm sorry. >> [music] >> There's no more to say. >> So, shut the door and then unlock it and you can step out here so I can talk to her. >> It was a little suspicious that the couple was so reluctant to open the door. The cop asked for ID, but they were reluctant to hand that over as well, saying a friend had booked the room for them, which only made the cop more suspicious. >> Come on, guys. I just got to identify who you are so I can leave. You guys need to answer the door. I don't care. You either got to answer the door or I'm going to have me or I'm going to have the front desk kick you guys out. Well, when you're acting like this, it makes me think that you guys are doing something you shouldn't be doing. Well, I need to identify who you guys are. Cuz you're in a room that's not registered to you. >> [music] >> Where's Reme Chat? Open the door, guys. You're going to be You're going to be charged with trespassing. Let's go. Are you kidding me? Open the door. All right. Well, then you know what? We're going to sit here until you come out this door. I don't care. That's fine. Do you have a master key? Open the door. Management is standing right here. Tell her that she has to be out. >> to get out. Okay, then open the door. >> Open the door. Open the door. >> There is only one way out of this door, and if the cops have to break it down, I'm telling him to break it down. Then open the door. >> Christina kept saying that she didn't want to get in any trouble, so they warned her again that at this point she was trespassing, but she still wasn't taking the hint, and lead officer's patience was beginning to run out. >> No, open Don't break that. You break that If we have to break that off, you guys are paying for it. You understand that, right? Open the door. Close it and open it. Now, even better, put your hands behind your back. Both of you. Put your hands behind your back. That's ridiculous. For what? Ma'am, you're going to get tased. Ma'am, you're going to get tased. Put your hands behind your back. Give me your hands. Ma'am, put your hands behind your back right now. You're going to get tased. You're going TO GET TASED. >> [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> WE'RE PAYING CASH. >> SHE WENT ON TO CLAIM that the front desk said they could pay cash, so it shouldn't be treated as theft of services, but that really wasn't the problem. The cops clearly stated that their refusal to open the door was what had resulted in trespassing. She then went back to the issue of getting in trouble. >> I just didn't want to get in trouble. >> Well, now you're in trouble. >> For what? You said if we open the door >> 32-2 in custody. Let's Let's talk. Let's We're talking over here. We're talking over here, ma'am. Have No. Have a seat over there. Have a seat over there. I warned you. >> I wasn't doing nothing wrong. YOU JUST THINK WE'RE THEORIES FOR THEFT. >> LISTEN LISTEN to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> First of all, listen to me. Listen to this. I wasn't no time in my whole life. >> Okay, I don't care. You need to listen to me. >> Okay, yes, sir. >> Okay, my name is Officer Blumer of the Police Department. Let you know you're being audio video recorded, okay? The front desk called and they had a couple complaints, okay? Just some nuisance stuff. It had come to light that the couple's payment for the room hadn't processed, which explained why Christina was so set on explaining to them that she was going to pay cash when they checked out. Unfortunately, that's not how things work. You're supposed to have a pre-authorization. >> it did go through. We talked Me and Mitch talked to them earlier in the daytime. >> And what's your name? >> My Why? >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> You're under arrest, ma'am. >> But what am I under arrest for? You think that >> right So right now there's there's a theft of $150 that's owed to the front desk. >> And then the front desk >> Uh criminal trespass because you guys did not open the door. >> I used to say we open the door. You told me We did open the door. We was packing our stuff. >> When I go back and watch my body worn camera, I'll I'll tell you how long we sat out there and we gave you orders to open the door. This could have been a lot easier. >> We did open the door. You said you were going to break down the door down or whatever. We did open the door. We was packing our stuff. That's it. That's all we did was pack our stuff. And the theft is not that It's not not true. That's not true because >> And you you don't understand that if you would have just opened the door, we could help you facilitate getting the luggage cart, being a lot nicer, and I mean not having to face you. >> I was using You're just scared because this Me and him >> You don't need to be scared. >> Me and him got in a fight in the hotel before. >> Okay. >> And all we did was talk to the officer. I told him I was okay. Like I was fine. I was the leave right now. I was going to I had to get a Uber. I was going to leave because I don't want to be around him. >> How about Okay, let's pause. >> And then listen Mitch, I just talked to Mitch and I told him the card declined and he said he's going to fix it right now. And the lady at the front desk also >> We were past that. We were >> But lady at the front desk also told us we can pay cash that the the card just needs to be authorized and that check out time we can pay cash for the hotel. >> So at hotels, maybe motels you can pay cash but a hotel you need a pre-authorization for damaging the room if you end up damaging the room. >> Regarding the issue of theft, things kept going in circles and the cops had had enough. They asked Christina for her name and her date of birth but she was reluctant to give it despite being warned she could face one more charge for obstruction. >> This is all for nothing for you guys. >> All right, resisting obstruction. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay, what about the fight? What were we What How long have you guys been up tonight? >> This I don't know just a few hours. We have I argued with him and he just got back. Like I don't know. >> Got back from where? >> Um I went to Peoria. >> Okay. And what time did you guys get back? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. It's 5:25. >> He was sleeping I was I was sleeping I found some >> Don't Okay. It's in his socks. >> Yeah, like it was some like Mexican writing stuff like that. >> Okay. Okay. I don't Please don't be offended but did you use tonight? >> No. >> Okay. I It's just that you're sweating and you're >> because I'm hot. I got dizzy. He was trying to taze me. >> Well, I asked you to put your hand on your back and you kept refusing, ma'am. So, you guys get back from Peoria and you found some Mexican writing in the sock like a love note or something? >> he was writing stuff down to like translate to like a person. >> Okay. And then so you guys got to start verbally arguing? >> I was like >> Okay, so you guys >> I He's got me like he's hurting me and I'm so upset about it. >> Okay, and then what happened? >> And then we just argued and nothing happened. We didn't nothing physical happened period at all. >> Has it ever been physical in your relationship? >> It has been. >> How long ago? >> Um I don't know. >> Anything in McLean County that's been reported or documented? >> I don't know. I'm not We're not from here. >> The cop asked again for her ID but she said she didn't have one, claiming she'd lost it. The cop gave her one more chance to give her name and date of birth, but she still refused to answer, so he took her out to the squad car. >> Can you bring my purse, please? >> Um This is your purse? >> Yeah. >> All right. Have a seat while we look through it because we need to look through the property before it goes to jail. Okay? >> Anyway, >> Okay. So, that's a no on the purse? >> No. >> All right. Come back up. So, that's a no on the purse? >> No on the purse. Go ahead. >> Yeah, do you want your purse to go with you? >> Yeah. >> Okay, well, then I'm going to have to look through it before it goes to jail. >> Okay. >> As the cop got ready to search her bag, Christina decided to switch gears a bit and decided it was time to turn into a lawyer. >> And if I law, police can not cross the threshold of a hotel room without a warrant. By law, you guys are not supposed to cross that threshold. >> Ma'am, >> it's a law. It's a law when you somebody back to a hotel room that's their home. They're not allowed to cross that threshold. >> Okay. >> Without a warrant. >> We're not We're not going to have We're not going to have court right now, okay? >> But that's what it is. You know that. Police can not cross the threshold of a hotel room without a warrant. Without a warrant. >> You can't go to jail, okay? >> It's not a There's no crime. >> Yes, YOU >> YOU GUYS JUST MADE SOME YOU JUST made some [ __ ] up. You just made some [ __ ] up. Ain't nobody >> What? >> Andrew, we >> Find something in there? >> No, I just something again. That's like my fourth week in a row. Damn it. >> I just used it, so I'm sorry. Andrew, I hate you so much. I >> [laughter] >> hate you. >> The cops were puzzled by the woman's behavior now, as they had no idea who Andrew was. While the lead officer finished searching her purse, she continued talking nonsense and crying. >> I do I >> It doesn't matter what you think. >> I know I do you guys you're not allowed to cross the threshold of my hotel that I'm working. >> That's not how this works. >> It's the fourth amendment. >> It doesn't how >> It is sir. I would know this all my whole life and I know my laws. I know my laws sir and you're trying to toss about that we haven't even checked out yet. The whole car was authorized. We Mitch and I talked to the front desk today. I can tell you about it was like about 3:00 in the afternoon. >> Get rid of the whole Get rid of the whole theft. You're trespassing. >> How are we trespassing? >> She wanted you removed off the property and that's >> leaving. We had to pack our stuff sir. >> You're not a registered guest. Ladies. >> Have fun. Here you are. Have fun when you're with me. You think that I do a step talking? >> Everything >> All right, let's go. >> The couple was taken to jail, where the cops were finally able to find Christina in the system. As things turned out, Christina wasn't her name at all and it probably came as no surprise to the cops when they found out why the woman did not want to provide ID. >> Come on out Ms. Danielle. Yeah, we know your name. We figured it out. You get to stay here. You have a no bond warrant out of Tazewell County. Your Your real name is Danielle. You just You're staying in jail. Till they come get you. Come here. Come here. Sit. I'm going to hit you. You just say I'm going to hit you. >> they don't What if they don't come get me? >> Hey, can you cuff me to this? >> Yeah, me too. >> Sleep. I'll fix yours. >> It also turned out that there was a reason why Danielle had called Zach Andrew when she was having her meltdown. They could have both been charged with giving fake names to the cops, but the officers here decided to be lenient. They were, however, charged with criminal trespass, retail theft, and resisting arrest. On the 3rd of October, 2024, a man named Stephen entered a police station with his pregnant girlfriend to complete a required registration, but he quickly got disruptive and was acting aggressively toward the officers for no apparent reason. >> First of all, don't get in my [ __ ] face. I'm not your friend. I'm not your pet. I'm not your homeboy. I'm not nothing like that. >> You're done. >> Okay. So, there's [snorts] >> I don't want to >> You're done. He's done. >> I have my Miranda rights. Right? I plead my fifth, fourth, and third, and the fifth amendment. >> Okay. Well, >> So, therefore, >> So, shut >> up. >> You don't disrespect a police officer in front of me. You know I'm not playing. You know I'm studying LAW. THIS IS AN EMBARRASSMENT. >> DO NOTHING TO ME, NEITHER. >> I'M PREGNANT with your child. Do not do this to me. >> I >> I plead the fifth amendment. >> This >> What is the fifth amendment? >> It don't matter. >> This >> You cannot touch me. >> I HOPE YOU KNOW YOU'RE DONE. >> I COULD BE A LAWYER. >> YOU'RE DONE NOW. YOU ARE DONE NOW. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Ma'am, it's all right. I'll take care of it. >> The cops tried to calm him down a bit and get him to finish his registration. They warned the man that he was about to get kicked out, but clearly, he was in no mood to listen to reason, not even from his girlfriend. >> I ain't done yet. >> Stop. >> You see how I'm talking? >> You know what we came here. Yeah, you know what? What did WE COME HERE FOR? >> YOU SUCK MY >> WHAT COLOR is your skin, STEVE? >> WHAT? >> EXACTLY. DON'T ACT LIKE THAT. UH, not You don't You say it all the time, too. WHAT IS HOW ARE YOU ACTING? NO, HOW ARE YOU ACTING? >> MA'AM. MA'AM. >> How are you acting? >> Ma'am. >> Your actions are um >> here. >> I probably shouldn't have acted like that. >> all right. Come over here. >> Oh, come over here. >> You know this, babe. >> Come over here, please. >> Four years. We came here for a better >> Then get your stuff done. Get your stuff done. Get your stuff done. Get your stuff done. >> His girlfriend explained that they were both under a lot of stress due to a house payment that had come out the day before. In addition, Steve had a head condition which had been aggravated by the heat. She claimed that he didn't usually act that way, so the officers asked if he'd been drinking, but the only thing he'd had was a Monster Energy drink. >> Steve, stop. >> Calm down. >> Oh my god. >> You're about to go to jail. >> For what? >> For I told you to get your stuff done. You're about to >> I'm getting my [ __ ] done. >> Get your stuff done. >> Think about me and your unborn child. >> Don't walk up on me. You're the one that has >> the [ __ ] up. >> Okay. You walk up on me, you're going to jail. That's all I'm saying. >> up on me, you did We're going to have a problem. >> Get your stuff done, okay? Let's go. >> Steve, stop. >> Get your stuff done, please. Get your hands out of your pockets. >> I'm worried about >> Get your hands out of your pockets. >> Well, >> He's already [ __ ] up. He's being a fool. And now HE'S RESISTING. >> OW. >> I'M RESISTING. >> I'm not resisting. >> Yes, you were. >> No, I wasn't. >> Somebody cuff him. There, is that better? >> I wasn't even resisting. >> Relax. >> I wasn't even resisting. And it's all on camera. >> Hey. >> Now you're Now you get to go to jail. >> Why am I resisting? >> For You aggravated assault. >> Yep. >> All right. >> For what? I ain't resisting. >> There you go. >> After getting handcuffed, it seemed like the man had turned back from Hyde into Jackal. He seemed to be under the impression that he'd done nothing wrong and talked to the cops and his girlfriend like he was in some kind of daze, but he'd only added to his pregnant girlfriend's stress. >> How you doing, gentlemen? >> Yeah, yeah, I'm And guess what? Now I'm out here with no running water because of you and you I'm pregnant and I have nowhere to go because of you and you did this to me again. Now you're going TO PRISON AND YOU'RE DONE. AND I CAN'T STAND FOR YOU AGAIN. >> CAN I call my parents right now, please? >> Working on it. >> The taste you wrote up, didn't it? >> But I wasn't resisting. >> Why were you running your mouth when you know how I feel and you know why we came here? >> Should I go or what? >> No, you can go right to jail. >> It woke you up now? >> When when do I go to jail for? Resisting and aggravated assault to a police officer. Let's go. >> even resist. >> Yeah, let's go. Steve maintained that he hadn't been resisting as the cops took him out to their car, but they explained to the man that he'd gotten in the cops' faces and made threats. But he continued to argue that he'd done nothing wrong. >> You stepped up on me. >> Put your hands in your pockets and I said, "Get your hands out of your pockets." >> only thing I had in my pockets was my >> It doesn't matter. I don't know what you got in your pocket. So I said, "Get your hands out of your pockets." And guess what? You didn't get your hands out of your pockets. You continued to look at me in a menacing manner after already telling me that you were going to fight us and that you've been arrested for resisting several times. So guess what? That made me in fear of receiving a battery. >> I'm sorry. >> All right. Does that make sense to you? >> Yes, sir. >> Do you think that's reasonable for me to believe that I'm going to get a battery? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So that's why we're at where we're at right now. >> But I didn't >> I understand you didn't have any I I understand now that you didn't have a weapon on you, okay? >> I don't have a weapon. >> I understand. >> And you know, I wouldn't do anything like that. Yeah, I'm not that nature. I just I got a $700 yesterday on a rental house. >> I understand that. >> I mean, I'm trying to make it here. >> And I know everybody's going through something. But guess what? We got to stay safe. And when you're standing there threatening us, we don't know if you have a weapon. >> I'm not You look You >> So that's that's where we're at right now. >> I will say, man, you know, like I've been >> I understand, but unfortunately that's where we're at now. >> So I got to go to jail? >> Yeah. Yeah. Have a seat. >> I'll pay again. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Thank you. >> Steve, do you want Ashley to have your wallet or do you want your wallet? >> I want my wallet. >> You want it? >> All right. Take a seat. Have a seat, please. >> So I'm going to jail? >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> For what? >> He just told you you're going to jail. So put your feet in. >> When they arrived at the county jail, he continued claiming he'd done nothing wrong. He was led inside for processing, but he kept asking the cops why they were charging him with resisting. >> I'm resisting but my hands out of my pocket, but I ain't having it. >> say you resisted to take your hands out of your pockets? >> No. >> That's what you just said, Steve. >> No, I said I resisted taking my hands out of my pocket. >> I I I understand that you're saying that you just resisted >> have nothing in my pocket. >> I understand that. We know that after the fact. You need to listen when we tell you things. >> But it's the 10th >> 10th time, not the 12th time, the first time. That's it. It's very simple. >> But I didn't get that. >> You You didn't get the opportunity to to >> No, I only got two I only got two commands. >> You only got two commands. So like the nine body cameras and the interior cameras of the Bloomington Police Department aren't going to show anything different? >> No. >> That's interesting. >> The officer then asked the man how much he'd had to drink, as it was clear he was under the influence. Unsurprisingly, he denied that as well and challenged the cop to breathalyze him. >> You violated my constitutional rights. >> How was it? >> First of all, do you want to know? My hands were behind my back. First of all, I want that on record. My hands were behind my back. First of all, you guys arrested me for no reason. >> Well, we told you what you were arrested for. >> Huh? >> We told you what you were arrested for. >> You're [music] arrested for uh aggressive behavior, more or less. Right? Am I right or wrong? >> I don't know, Steve. If you don't know, so therefore you don't know. You know, you're superior. It's going to be you're going to be you're going to be a cop. I'll plead the fifth and the fourth amendment. Your third, fourth, [music] and fifth amendment. Because now I'm going to get more money. All right. You think you're right. No, I don't think you're right, Steve. >> They charged the man with aggravated assault on a peace officer and resisting [music] or obstructing a peace officer. Hopefully he learned a lesson and he'd know how to behave in the future, so he might set a better example for his future child. It's never a good idea to pretend you know the law better than the cops, especially if you only learned it from the random videos you saw online. That's exactly why these no-nonsense cops shut down TikTok lawyers in seconds. Don't forget to like and subscribe and turn on notifications for more videos like this.