Now I'm going to TAKE OFF MY SHIRT OFF. I'm going to fight the cops. I said, "What are you talking about? What is you doing?" "Give me your phone." So, he jumped up, came over there towards me, walked out the door, "Come outside." Slapped me upside my head. And that's when I grabbed his You put your hands on me. >> Nobody likes bullies, and yet they're a plague in schools all around the world. The bullies we'll see in today's episode weren't beyond stuffing kids in lockers and stealing their lunch money. Some fought their teachers, while others brought weapons to school. But in the end, they meet their match when these school bullies get humbled by cops. >> Don't sit down. I'm not fighting. >> Hey, hey, stop fighting. >> You just punched me in the lip. >> I'm not fighting. >> Stop talking to me. Sit down. >> On the 26th of February, 2025 in Florida, the cops were called out to Okeechobee High School, where a female student had just stormed out of class. According to her teachers, she was a serial bully who didn't like it when the tables finally got turned on her. >> I'm walking off the campus. >> Girl, hey. Hey, just calm down. Just calm down. No, I'm not going to calm down. Just calm down. off me. >> Uh. >> Get your hands off me. Get your hands off me. I'm not fighting. I'm not fighting with y'all. >> Then sit down and quit moving. >> Hey, hey, hey, calm down. >> Chill out. >> Relax. We cannot let you walk off campus. >> Yes, I can. I can do it if I want >> No, you can't. You're not going anywhere. >> No, I want to go to >> I'll give you [ __ ] The cops weren't too sure what she was talking about. The girl tried storming off again only for the cops to get a hold of her and restrain her. It was only a matter of time before the bully started swinging on them. >> Tell him to go about his business. >> Stop. >> Don't touch me. >> Stop. Sit down. >> Oh. >> Now you kicking. Now you going to jail. >> Hey hey stop fighting. >> just punched me in the lip. >> I'll give you >> Okay. >> Stop fighting. >> Get off me. >> Stop kicking him Tenora. Hey calm down. >> I told you I told you I told you to get Why don't you get this I told you to >> Now you got to go to jail for >> All right let's go. >> Get this >> I'm not going nowhere. >> I don't give I don't give a >> Lay down. >> Get this Off of me. What? Get me off of I'm not going to get >> Stop fighting. It's >> Can you get him off of me? >> Well you need to stop fighting him. Why did you kick him? >> Cuz he put his feet on me. Y'all going to let Stop. You son of >> The bully, Tenora, was not going to make things easy. As the cops tried to handcuff [music] her, she continued resisting. If she was that mean and aggressive with police, just imagine how she acts toward her classmates. >> Don't push me off. Get off. I can't get up. He on me. Y'all on me. >> He on you. >> Oh my goodness. My fault. Why did you kick me? >> Stop kicking. Sit down. Sit. You >> Sit this [ __ ] up. >> I'm not going to keep [ __ ] with you. >> Why do you keep putting your hands on me? >> Because you keep BOWING UP AND GETTING IN MY >> That's why I don't >> That's what it is. That's why I don't bother nobody. >> I don't give a Cuz like I said >> I need you to calm down and breathe, okay? >> No, because you let that back and get on me like that. That is back and kick me in my mother leg. And that [ __ ] I'm to let that slide? No, get the off of me. And then you going to say I hit me like that? Man, get off of me. Stupid. Off of me. >> I'm not. >> No, why you on me for? >> Because you don't you keep wanting to run away and you keep moving. I don't either. >> Stop. Stop. Play out. You don't know me. I'm crazy for real. Get the I I don't give a [ __ ] about the authority. >> Get the [ __ ] up. >> She told the cops to get off of her and promised them she'd sit still. Both of the officers knew it was a lie. As soon as they let go of her, she was bound to run off or might even start kicking. >> Return the trousers. I don't like him. That is a weirdo like I said. Hey. Y'all let them talk on the internet. And nobody do nothing about it. I been reporting this Y'all Y'all want to sit here and do this [ __ ] to me? You got me messed up all the way. And tell my boss lady. Where my phone at? Y'all don't do like nothing. Y'all do like I said. >> YOU NEVER TOLD ANYONE >> I'VE BEEN REPORTING THIS [ __ ] AND NOBODY'S DOING NOTHING about it. Y'all ain't doing [ __ ] That's why I like going to the police. Can you just let me sit down? >> You are sitting down. >> But I don't want you on me. >> Okay. >> That pisses me off more. >> You're not staying. >> Yes, I am. >> Sorry, you're not staying. >> I know I'm not staying. I know I'm going to jail. Y'all are idiots. Kick me in the dirt. But I let him take the I was walking and then he kicked me down on the ground. >> me right there. >> you're on me, [ __ ] >> That's >> Off of me. >> I'm not. Not after you kicked me in your >> You kicked me first, huh? Like that's crazy. No. No. I know too many people. I know too many people I got my said. And y'all going to get sued like I said. And this right here, Miss Norman, you don't do I don't even know why you here. We need Miss uh What's her name back? Because you don't do not a mother thing. But make matters worse. Let me tell you that now. I got you was a horrible horrible horrible horrible. Where my beats at? Where my beats at? Where my beats and my headphones? Somebody >> You can cancel city looks like we beat them here somehow. >> Why you yanking me up for? Where my phone is at? >> All right. All right. See. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> You're not going to play that with me. Jump out. >> Hey. Hey. >> Around you go get pepper sprayed. Put your feet in the car. >> The conversation went on like a broken record. With Tenora in custody [music] and on her way to the jailhouse, the cops went to talk to her parents. Unfortunately, they found out that the apple didn't fall too far from the tree. >> I don't know who he got them from. Because they got no balloon house. Why is she selling these kids? But this boy that got beat up on yesterday, he got beat up because of the lie. Somebody went and told that boy a lie and he got beat up for nothing. They don't want to give him the pass on him. I don't need the boy. It's like if I have to I will. But I'd rather hit you where it hurt you. I'm going to hit you in the wallet. That don't talk to the president now. You understand what I'm saying? >> So the problem is that they were trying to work that out and she >> And who grabbed him? >> She's been dealing with this stuff. >> Which one done grabbed him? Whoever grabbed him. >> was both me and him. We both came out talking. >> What y'all doing today? >> Yeah. >> Today, who grabbed him? You both did. >> Okay, so which one of y'all should have put a hit on him? Cuz you told me that somebody put a hit on him in the >> Yeah. She She kicked me in the in my lower legs, right? Which which caused us to go to put her on the ground, right? Because she was kicking and fighting us. >> Okay, so did you put your hands on her first? >> I did because she was leaving campus and she's not allowed to leave campus. >> How did you put your hands on her? >> I grabbed her to stop her from leaving the campus. >> Grab her neck and grab her. >> We just grabbed her right here. Right here. >> Right here. I'm throwing them. >> The female officer explained that she wanted Tenora to call her mother. However, instead of being concerned about her daughter's behavior, Senora's mother wanted to know whether the kids her daughter was bullying would be arrested as well. >> I guess I have a job, but what y'all going to do about the other kids because y'all never do >> Nothing's been reported to us since the first time that it happened. >> Oh, no. It's been going on since last month and the month before. >> What's What's documented? >> And they didn't document it. And I called the cops. >> Can you let me explain? That was all documented and the school handled the discipline, right? But since then >> It's been a whole >> Since then, no one else has has sent us or came to us to show us, "Hey, they're still doing this to her. They're still bullying her." >> Well, that's y'all and that's y'all job, man. And that's y'all job. Don't tell me to hold on, man. >> That's not That's not our job to >> Well, well, the police came out there and took the report. Y'all didn't ever get the report. >> No, it didn't. >> No. >> Oh, y'all want to know what y'all >> You can't do something off the first time when it's a continuation. >> I called them I called them to my house. >> I know. Yep. >> Didn't they document it? Called 911 >> The man in the gray sweatshirt is Senora's father. From what we gather, they'd already been having issues with some other kids at school for some time. It was unclear if an actual crime had been committed or if their daughter just had beef with some classmates. If it was the latter, there wasn't much the cops could do. So, I explained that to your wife. >> And that's my daughter. >> I know. Right now, we still DON'T HAVE ANY >> NO, move that door. >> I'm trying to find my daughter. No. >> So, what? Good boy. What you saying, sir? >> What? >> Is that a lie? >> I AM A MAN. THAT'S MY THAT'S MY >> I UNDERSTAND. >> NO, YOU DON'T. YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND NOTHING. >> I'm here cuz I've I've been at high school since January and I told her that Mr. Nora that the last time. I said, "Listen, if it continues, you need to come to me or Mr. Shaw and tell us, 'Hey, this is continuing. Hey, they're still messing with me. Hey, they're still this.'" But >> They never told us that they didn't try to fight it or there was to do with the police. >> we told them. >> They're posting screenshots and they're online harassing her and things. There's ultimately there's there's stuff that can be done. It just we have to be able to show documentation and we have to ultimately we have to be able to show that it's repeated. Right? Because if it's if it's a one-time thing or even the second, the state attorney's office is not going to do anything about it, to be honest with you. Once it's repeated three, four times, now we have a something to stand on. >> Tamora was charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and assault on an officer. On January 5th, 2023, the cops are called out to a high school where a group of loud and disorderly females was causing a scene. Despite being asked to leave multiple times, the entire group was refusing to budge. Let's see if that changes when the cops show up. Another intoxicated woman, this one in pink, stormed up to the officer. She appeared to be looking for a fight as she kept getting in the cop's face, daring the cop to do something. She was about to learn the hard way that you should be careful what you wish for. >> [screaming] >> The girls were so drunk they could hardly stand, let alone talk or follow instructions. As far as the cops went, it would have been easier for them to talk to that brick wall. The girls had one more chance to leave the place and never come back. >> Don't do it. It's not worth it. Don't do it. You're going to get yourself arrested. >> Let's get her out of here. Let's get her out of here. Let's go. >> I'M GOING TO FIGHT THE COPS. And then y'all going to arrest me. >> Go ahead. >> That's what y'all do. That's what y'all That's what y'all do, right? If somebody hit y'all, y'all going to arrest them. Cuz I want to do that. CUZ I'M NOT SCARED OF NOBODY. >> Oh my god. >> I fear no cops. Cops don't scare me. >> Let's go. >> Out the door. Out the door. >> Bro, Y'ALL JUST KICKED US OUT FOR NO REASON, THOUGH. >> At that point, they were very close to freedom. All they had to do was walk out that door and step off of the property. Unfortunately, they were way too intoxicated to recognize an incredibly good deal, even when it's right in front of their face. >> Hey, let's Get out. Bro, that's my sister. Let her go. LET HER STAY BACK. THEY AIN'T GOT MY LITTLE SISTER, BRO. >> Stay back. >> Why do they got her, bro? >> Let's go. Let's go. >> STAY BACK. STAY BACK. STAY BACK. STAY BACK. STAY BACK. LET'S GO. STOP, BRO. SHE DIDN'T EVEN do it. She didn't do it. >> The officer did her best to calm the woman down. She explained that the woman in pink had punched one of the cops and she'd be taken to the station to be processed and most likely she'd be released that night. However, because her friends kept making things worse, it was beginning to look like they'd all end up in holding. >> No. I do No. >> I'm talking with her. I'm trying to >> Stop. You guys stop. Stop. >> Hey, stop it. Stop. >> With the woman in pink in custody, the cops then went back to deal with the man in the puffy black coat. Nobody likes watching their friends get arrested, but in a situation like that, the worst thing to do is start fighting the cops and get arrested yourself. >> Stop. This is getting worked up into something bigger than it NEEDS TO BE. I I'M HALFWAY THROUGH GETTING HER INVOLVED. The one girl started it. >> They charged the woman with aggravated battery on an officer. >> [music] >> On the 29th of May, 2025, in Clearwater, Florida, the cops are doing security at a high school graduation, and after a group of teens began fighting, they had to jump into action. Within seconds, the entire parking lot became a full-on brawl, and the cops had to get their pepper spray out to break it up. >> On the ground, both of you, now. Get down! ON THE GROUND! ON THE GROUND! >> [screaming] >> HEY, I'M NOT FIGHTING. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> ALL RIGHT, two detainees sitting in the car. Give me your info so I can call my mom. >> I got asthma. >> Get up. You got asthma? >> Yeah. I got dirty. >> No, you got OC in your eye because you didn't want to listen to me. >> I can't breathe, officer. >> The one here, I did. The one that's wearing the white with no t-shirt hit my head. Everybody. >> I can't breathe, I'll be caught. >> I just saw water from that boy that t-shirt came AND BOUGHT. >> THE WOMAN WITH THE WATER ACTUALLY HAD THE RIGHT IDEA. If you happen to get pepper spray, the best thing to do is flush your eyes out with water. As far as the other woman went, she might have been thinking about spicy food because in that case, the best thing for the burning is some milk. >> You wouldn't have got sprayed if you listened, my man. My nose is burning like a acid. >> Hey, let me lock your handcuffs. >> All right. >> Have a seat, bro. >> He's tired, is he? >> Get in this Get in the car. >> Can >> can't breathe. >> You're fine. Get in the car. >> I got asthma, bro. You're fine. Get in the car. >> I got asthma, bro. >> With one of the suspects in custody, the cops then turned their attention to another young man who'd gotten a faceful of pepper spray. Sadly for that guy, his friends weren't making his life any easier. If other people kept rolling up on the squad car, it was hard for the cops to help him wash his eyes. >> You don't need to worry about your kids. >> Get away FROM THE CAR. >> 25 FT. KEEP walking or you're going to jail, TOO. 25 FT. >> KEEP WALKING. >> 25 FT. >> HEY, SOMEBODY give me some water. Somebody give me water. >> You got You got a glass of water? >> I don't We don't have any water. >> I need some water, please. >> Somebody give me water. >> That's not much. >> Here. I'm going to pour it in your mouth. Hold your head up. >> yeah. >> All right. No, no. I'll pour it in your face or your mouth? >> Yeah, my face first. >> Hey, you need to blink, okay? You need to blink like you've never blinked before or else it won't come out. Think of something sad. It'll make you cry. >> Stand up. Get up. Get up. Now hold your head up. >> Hey, you got to take my handcuffs [clears throat] off real quick. >> No, he's got to stay right there. >> off. >> You got it all over your face, though, okay? You got to open your eyes. >> Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. >> It's going to get worse, we know. You got to blink. We've been through this before. >> I can't. I can't. >> You got I know you think you can't, but you can. >> Come on. >> Bro, take my handcuffs off, please. Bro, take my handcuffs off, please. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Is it wet? Here. Here. We'll put water on it. >> I can't breathe. >> Deep, steady breaths, okay? The firemen >> up and they went over to the boy in the red graduation shirt to check him out. They explained to the young man, whose name was Trey, what he'd be dealing with later since he was pepper sprayed. As the saying goes, play stupid games, win stupid prizes. >> You said you got pepper sprayed really good. >> Okay. >> They got me. >> I got you. >> What's your name, man? >> Trey Trey Nosky. >> My name is Jose. I'm with the fire department. I understand you're probably feeling some burning. Are you feeling anything else right now? >> I barely can breathe. >> You're like breathing I'm going to have my partner check you out. My partner will, all right? >> My eyes are burning, okay. >> I appreciate it. >> Yep. >> I don't think I can open them. I'm going to need a little more water. >> Yes. I mean it's going to be a while with the pepper spray, so It's going to be burning. It could be burning for a while. >> There's nothing And when you get home tonight, take a shower or whenever, it's going to it's going to reactivate. >> All right. >> Can you put this on my neck? >> Sure. >> Can you put that on your right side? Yeah, water or something like that. >> How's that? >> It's all right. >> Yeah, I feel better. >> After arresting several suspects, things finally calmed down. The cops wanted to know how the whole thing started and one of the women mentioned another group of boys who showed up to cause trouble. Apparently, they didn't even go to that high school and had nothing to do with the graduation. >> Help me understand. So, these kids just walked by you they didn't even know you and said something, y'all started fighting? >> Yeah, something like that. I was I was waiting on my girlfriend and then I just they just started fighting. >> They just walked up you and started fighting? I mean, what was said that made somebody so mad that you guys would fight since you don't know each other? >> I don't know. >> Oh, you don't know? Cuz this has been going on. This this wasn't the first fight from today. >> Oh, yeah, it's been a fight. >> Yeah, for 4 years. >> I ain't know nobody. I just got here like >> Oh. I came like 30 minutes ago. >> Oh, so those So, the first one might not be related to yours? >> Y'all know who fought the first time. >> Oh, cuz I know they made a couple arrests on that one, too. >> I ain't know it was going to be a fight. I was just coming to watch my family and my girlfriend. >> Yeah. Well, I can tell you this. If somebody planned to have a fight at a graduation, that's pretty >> Yeah, that's stupid. >> Uh you you just ruined a bunch of people's day. >> Yeah. >> A woman approached with what appeared to be cell phone footage from the start of the brawl. According to her, the men who started it were 26 or 27, while Trey was only 18. Unfortunately, the younger ones all ended up in handcuffs, while the older men slipped away. >> Do you know if they have a bond? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> Oh, good. OMG. >> They've never been to jail before. Like >> He's been to jail before. I don't know about them. >> I don't know who's back there. Like them two never been to >> I don't know about these two. >> Does he have any ACs >> He's back there. >> Yeah, I got He's got the back there ACs and the front ACs all maxed. >> This guy is. I don't >> Now they are. >> I'm sure he is. >> I think >> They all after they got sprayed. >> And he said that both of the fights they ran up on them. And it was apparently a bunch of them and only two or three of them. >> So, I It was a It was chaos, right? These two were actually These three were actually physically fighting. That's who I went to, right? Then I got surrounded. They were ignoring my commands, hence they got sprayed. >> The boys are kicking them all in the head and everything. >> That first fight? Yeah, I don't I I was late to that fight. I don't know. >> What about the boys that did the jumping? Are they Where are they? >> We're looking for them, but we can't They took off. >> At the end of the day, they arrested Trey and two other teenagers, and they all were charged with disorderly conduct. >> [music] >> On the 23rd of January, 2023 in Florida, the cops were called out to Lake Brantley High School after getting an anonymous tip. According to the tipster, their 15-year-old friend named Jamie, also known as Isabel, had been hatching a plot to kill another student. The cops weren't going to take any chances and they moved in to arrest the suspect as well as her accomplice on charges of attempted murder. >> Isabel? Can you do me a favor and stand up and put your hands behind your back? >> Have they explained what's going on? >> Keep coming. >> The other way. >> Have they explained to you? >> So, unfortunately, you are under arrest. You're being charged with attempted first-degree murder. Okay? Um and that's premeditated. Uh you're going to be transported to the jail and then you'll be able to get in contact with your parents, okay? But we are going to call your parents. >> I don't know what's going on. >> Okay? >> The suspect in white was 15-year-old Isabel Valdez and she was joined by her accomplice, 14-year-old Lois Lippert. Lois knew about the plot and had supplied her friend with several items, including gloves and a lighter and some cigarettes. In addition, she helped sharpen the knife that Isabel planned on using. But overall, it didn't look like they understood the gravity of what they were doing. >> Are we going to be in the same one? >> What do you mean same one? >> Same jail? >> Yeah. >> Same cell? >> Yeah. >> [laughter] >> All righty. >> [laughter] >> Wait, they went through his phone? >> No, they're going to go THROUGH HIS PHONE. >> [laughter] >> OH MY GOD. >> [laughter] >> HEY, WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE? >> WHAT ARE WE >> Now he's going to be arrested, too. >> What? Why? >> I told him he knew. He didn't report me. I told him already. >> He did a tip? I did a tip. There was tips on it. Did you all see it? >> So? >> It was a tip. He flipped. >> I mean, why wouldn't tell the police what he he put to his tips out? >> Huh? >> Please, he did a tip, though. >> Cuz that I It was an anonymous tip. It was anonymous assuming [music] it was by the writing. >> Yeah. >> Just like what? >> Yeah. >> Oh, my >> In the back of the squad car, they went on joking and laughing. They were more upset about somebody snitching on them than the fact that they'd both been arrested for attempted murder. >> That's cool shooting, at least. >> We'd be in prison for life. >> You're more comfortable than the last car I was in. >> Police car? >> I was I had my things behind my back like it had like really bad I had to like go into like crazy but since it's so comfortable and it was an hour long car ride. >> I'm going to be comfortable in this place being handcuffed and everything. >> Jail? >> Jail? [laughter] >> Yeah. And you could be the butch. >> Yes. >> Hey. >> Hey, this is my Stay away. >> Are you trying to look good for your mug shot? >> Oh, I'm going to get a mug shot? >> Well, we're going to jail. What do you think? >> god, this is >> Dude, I was going to do my makeup this morning for the mug shot, but I couldn't find anything. >> I'm glad I don't actually look too bad today. >> I look horrible. >> During her interview, Isabel told the cops that she heard voices in her head. The voices told her that if she went through with her plan, then she and the Sandy Hook shooter would have a blood bond. She thought that if she executed her plan, it would bring the shooter back to life like the entire thing was some kind of twisted ritual. [music] >> Why didn't you tell him? >> I asked my mom to do it last night and she was like, "No." >> Mom, if you knew what I was doing, you would have done it for me to make me look all pretty for my mug shot. >> Yeah. >> God. I'm >> my hair beforehand. Probably not going to like Like I My my involvement's not that long, so I'll be I'll be out before you. I'm probably not even going to like to go to jail I'm going to My parents are going to get me. As soon as you can. Like Yeah, but >> Young lady, what's your name? >> Which one? Uh Isabel Valdez. >> Isabel what? >> Valdez. >> And your And yours, young lady? >> Uh Lois Slipper. >> Dude, I thought I was going to get sent to the psych ward. That's why I was so excited about everything. Like I would be so jolly if I was going to jail. >> Yeah, I was kind of assuming you They were wording it like you were going to go to psych ward. >> I know. Dude, I should have told them about the Like they Okay, so I was there and then they were asking me about the swatting incident that happened. And um I was I started crying because I thought she was going to feel bad. Like it sent me to the psych ward cuz I was like I thought about hurting someone. Yeah, I thought about hurting this boy. And then they saw through my phone. >> According to police, she knew that most likely she'd end up in jail or the psych ward, and that's why she had Lois get her cigarettes, so she could smoke one before getting arrested. [music] It seemed like nothing mattered to her, and all she really wanted was to be together with the Sandy Hook shooter, who wasn't the only one she worshipped. >> Hey, let's all play some color by uh stuff. >> Hey, yeah, yeah, yeah. Wait, who's Who's Eric? >> Well, obviously I'll probably be Eric cuz Eric obviously gets in a lot. Um hey, Eric. Oh. Oh, it's creepy, though. Hey, Kitty, please talk to me. Plus, you probably even know about KMFDM. Um yes, I do. I flash my KMFDM shirt off. Whoa, dude. Um you have KMFDM? Eric? >> Um I guess I'm taking my panties >> Hey, what if you have my Jewish babies inside you? >> Um I hate Jews. No. What's wrong with you, Eric? Please. Please. >> Okay, fine. I'll give you my Jewish nose. >> Uh stick something up your butt. Hey, my sister goes to therapy over here. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. Hey, my mom's going to see the police cuz she's going to be like thank you. >> After searching Lewis's belongings, they found several disturbing hand-drawn images of Isabelle and she was hugging the Sandy Hook shooter. They also depicted a male victim with a rope around his neck and what appeared to be Isabelle lying next to the victim's body. >> It's 10:30 in the morning. >> Yeah. >> No, no, he was right there. I was following behind him. Yeah, I think uh in my dreams he told me that he wanted me to kick him. So, I think it's only fair. You know. >> Oh my god, I almost laughed. I almost peed myself. >> I need to fart. >> Please don't. >> [laughter] >> Dude, I needed to take it over there and like I was so embarrassed cuz they kept on coming into the stall with me and when I sat down I felt like I had to and I felt like it was going to come out. Cuz I had diarrhea. I still have it. >> Oh, that's what my seat smells like. >> You're such a bossy little [ __ ] aren't you? >> Dude, if I have to be in a room where they have to like record me or something >> I'm going to um I'm going to pull out my phone that I I CP. >> [laughter] >> That's what I was thinking. Like if if they would have to start doing that instead of just doing like the audio recording, I was like, I'm going to put like a mic. >> But that is um what's that thing called? Um public um >> Bro, do you think we can >> Indecency? Public indecency? Come on. >> Indecency? Or what is it called? Indecency. >> I don't know. >> Isabelle later told the cops that if she successfully pulled her plan off, she'd be summoning the Sandy Hook shooter. She wanted to do all that because she used to hear the shooter's voice, but now it was gone. In her mind, murdering the student and performing the ritual was the only way to bring the voice back. >> I mean the party can be fun. You're not going to be >> I'll visit you, okay? >> Huh? >> I'll visit you. >> I >> Huh? >> I'll visit you when I'm out before you. >> Sit down. You're not going to be out before me. >> How would I get a longer sentence than you? >> Dude, they said they were going to go take photos in the bathroom last seven minutes. Dude, I don't know what they're going to take though. It was on the middle of a pipe. What are you supposed to take there? >> I think they think we're here. >> Oh god, I need to go to the bathroom. >> They're going to like your peepee. >> Dude, I have to go to the bathroom. I'll piss myself. You think they're going to clean that up? >> Um my locker's right here. >> [laughter] >> I'm going to hit you. >> Um you can't hit me. >> Uh-oh. >> Yes, I can. Come here. Come here. Move over here. I'm going to hit you in the head. Come here. Come here, Liz. Come here. Come here. >> What's up? I'm messing with you. I'm pissing myself. I can't laugh anymore. >> Ew, yuck. What's wrong with you? >> I'm horny. I've been horny for an hour. >> You've been horny for an hour? >> No. I'm just kidding. >> Oh, is it because I'm here? >> I also told them um he had some stuff on him. >> Yo, why did you do that? >> I'm just kidding. Okay. But they did ask me. So I told them, yeah, he had some recipes for some things, but I wasn't really sure what it was. >> And then they were like, I have Dude, I really want to go to the bathroom. >> that's so bad. >> What you say? >> I can't lie. >> I don't even think he has anything that actually Don't the worst thing is like What? >> Oh. That's not that bad. >> I know, but you still get the rest of that cuz I actually excited but then I had to take it back but I had Cuz I think that's why Even though it's like cute Still a charger. >> They both were arrested and were charged with attempted murder. After the squad car footage came out, they were denied a bond and they're both awaiting trial. On the 10th of March, 2023 in Houston, the cops are called out to a local high school after allegedly one of the students had assaulted a teacher. Everything started after the teacher tried to take the student's phone, which was not allowed in class. By the end of it, the teacher was beaten up and the student was standing over him like Muhammad Ali. >> No sense, man. Ain't nobody hit me, slap me in my face, man. Ain't nobody going to touch me. Look at my damn lip. >> Can I use somebody's mic? >> Yes, man. >> What you doing? >> Man, I don't know what's all that dude on, man. You ain't going to put your hands on me. I don't care who it is. >> So, how did it start out? What happened? >> Man, I'm sitting in there telling him, "Hey, man, give me your phone." "I'm calling my grandma." "Oh, don't make me call." I said, "What are you talking about? What are you doing?" "Give me your phone." So, he jumped up, came over there towards me. Walk out the door. Come outside. Slap me upside my head. And that's when I grabbed his Don't you put your hands on me. I don't play that, man. >> So, what happened after you after When you grabbed him, what did What happened after that? >> We got into a tussle. He started throwing his thing. You for real? So, I put it on him. >> Was he wearing a black hoodie and blue jeans? >> Yeah. >> He was He was running across the street. >> no business, man. He stopped me, man. >> Inside the school, the cops went over the security footage, which showed the student fleeing the campus and jumping over a fence. He was on the run for almost 2 weeks before finally showing his face again on March 23rd. >> You got to talk about what happened with Mr. Williams. >> Oh, come on, man. Anyways. So, anyways, uh Go go from there, man. So, you answered the phone and what happened? >> After I answered the phone, he would get He'd start going off. It wasn't like just like, "No, hey." He's going off, talking to me like talking talking to me off. He put the phone down. He would keep going off, calling me out of my name, [ __ ] this [ __ ] calling me calling me doing the most for no reason. So, I'm out here cool vibing. I go put the phone up. I had to say we put the phone up. We open the phone. So, I put it in my pocket. I was I was like, "Dude, you calling me out of my name, doing all that." Yelling, so I got mad. I was like, "Yo, what's up?" I was like, "Let's go outside. I'm about to talk something outside." So, I said that. Jumped at him. I ain't touch him. I ain't did that. I jumped at him. That. He was like, jumped up, choked. I got pictures on my phone, scratches on my neck, back of my neck. And after that happened, we started fighting. I choked him. He We started choking. And then he fell. Dropped his phone and ran. >> The teen denied starting the fight, and he also denied punching his teacher in the face. That being said, he couldn't explain why he fled the scene and hid out for almost 2 weeks. If what he was saying was true, he should have waited for the cops to arrive instead of fleeing. >> So, what So, here's what's going to happen, man. Because because you left and we didn't get to hear your side of the story and he got to tell his, they filed charges on you. You're going to go You're going to go to jail. No. >> Tonight? >> Yeah. >> Like right now? >> Yeah. So, but I know you had got arrested with SPD for some other foolishness. But, that's a whole another story and that's none of my business. But, today you're going to go down there. What you going to talk to the judge and stuff and get a lawyer and stuff? That's on you. So, you already know the routine. You got to give me your backpack, got to check your stuff. Um All right, called your mom. She already know what happened. What did she tell you over spring break? >> She was lying. She told me I was I was fighting over there. Then she lied on I thought what she told me. But, she told me all that other stuff that happened with the uh >> Yeah, I mean, like I said, all of them are lying. >> At that point, he knew there was nothing he could do. When the officer searched and cuffed him, he did not put up a fight. But, unfortunately, he'd been in trouble once before, so none of that was new to him. >> Same thing what happened with you last time. You're going to go down there, see a judge. I guess >> I didn't last time when I went When I went in I didn't even talk to no judge. Went in, got advised, picked up. I ain't talk Oh, yeah, I talked. >> You didn't talk to him? You didn't talk to him? >> I got a I got a PR bond. I was >> Yeah, you They probably going to give you a PR PR bond. Have a seat. >> It's the same process. You don't actually talk to the the same process. >> Okay. >> What's the first time you The first time? Uh I was I was in my sister's We were in the gallery. >> The 18-year-old suspect, later identified as Tyrell Johnson, was arrested and charged with felony assault on a public servant. On the 21st of February, 2023, in Daytona Beach, Florida, the security cameras inside Matanzas High School captured a savage attack. After a teacher's aide took his Nintendo Switch, 17-year-old Brendan Depa was seen charging and tackling her. After knocking the aide unconscious, he continued to beat her up. >> I'm going to go to jail. She expelled me. I'm not letting her break my switch, so I'm going to bring it to class. If she wants to take it, I'm going to beat her up every time. >> [sighs] >> Brendan, what happened? >> She expelled me. >> Okay. What did Can you put your computer down for a second? Please. Brendan, please. Thank you. Stand up for me. Put your hands behind your back. Turn around. [music] Turn the other way. Stay right there. Got it. >> Brendan let the officers cuff him and take him into custody. Compared to the officers, you could see how big the kid is for a teenager. Meanwhile, the teacher's aide he attacked was about half his size. It was like a linebacker running full speed at a female referee. >> Am I going to jail? >> Yes, you are. >> For how long? >> I do not know. I don't make that determination. >> I'm going to go to the office. >> They're locking them so when you sit down, they don't tighten up, okay? >> [music] >> You want to break them? >> There. Go ahead go with deputy. Look Look at me. You going to be cool with deputy and I? Huh? >> [ __ ] you. I don't want to go to jail. >> Well, Brendan, look at me. Look at me. >> I have more important places >> I I understand. >> You can stop manhandling me. You can stop it. >> Nobody's manhandling you. Nobody's manhandling you, bro. We're going to go to the hospital. >> Hey. >> Stop. Stupid. >> I'm going to [ __ ] kill you. >> He was escorted down the stairs and into a small office. He asked how long he'd be in jail and didn't seem to understand that ultimately it was up to the judge. Court records showed that he's severely autistic and had ADHD. According to his mother, when they took his electronics away, that's when he got triggered. >> When do I get to see the judge? >> When everything gets done here. >> Do I get to see them today? >> I don't know. >> How long does it take? >> Well, I have to type up the complaints. We have to send them in. Then you're going to go down to jail. They're going to process you. And depending on what they want to do with you. >> Can I be sent home? >> No. >> How long am I going to be in there? Can Can you give me like an estimate? >> It all depends, I said. >> What do you mean depends? >> The judge will make the determination if he's going to release you to your parents or keep you at DOJJ. >> What do you mean release me to my parents? >> Well, either put you in your parents' custody or keep you in jail. >> My parents aren't going to take me back. >> Well, I don't know what to tell you then, bud. >> When his partner showed up, the officer filled him in on what had happened. >> [music] >> Hearing the story, plus the thought of going to jail, helped him squeeze out just a tiny bit of remorse. >> I didn't mean all that stuff I said. >> That's exactly what you said. >> I know, but when I get angry I say irrational things and then the judge is going to use that. >> You're probably right. >> [snorts] >> Can I tell the judge that I didn't mean what I said? >> I'm sure you'll be able to tell your the judge whatever you want to say. >> [music] [clears throat] >> I'll walk you out to the car. I'll get you shoe. I'll get it. I'll get it. >> [snorts] >> You're all right. >> Just step to the side for me for a second, okay Brandon? Still have your wallet in your pocket? Just your wallet, too? >> Yeah. Don't take my wallet. >> I'm not taking it. Just your wallet. Okay? I'm putting you in this deputy's car. We're going to put all your stuff in an envelope. Hey, hey, hey. Stop. Stop. You're going to get all your stuff. We're going to I'm going to put it in an envelope, all right? Don't make your situation any worse than it is, okay? [music] >> I'm dead. >> What? >> I'm dead. >> Okay, you're getting in the car. Watch your head, okay? Watch your head. Watch your head. Watch your head. You might want to slide in. Slide sideways. Watch your leg. >> [music] >> They arrested Brandon and he was later charged with aggravated battery. He pled no contest and was sentenced to 5 years in prison plus another 15 years of probation. >> [music] >> On the 22nd of April, 2025 in Ohio, the cops got a call from Westerville South High School. There was a massive brawl there involving over a dozen students. Unaware of who had started it, the cops started arresting anybody they could get their hands on. >> I wasn't involved. I need my brother. Bro, I went I need my brother. >> We had an opportunity. Hey, we're going. No, we're going just to get out of here. Come with me. We're going this way. >> I didn't ask you. >> Are you cool with these guys in here? I walked in Who are Who are you fighting? Listen, I can do this two different ways. You want to go to jail, then keep You can do that. >> Stop. >> I'm just trying. Let's just go to my office. We'll be cool, right? No, we're going to the office. We're going to the office. >> The officer asked the kid in the black jacket if he even went to school there. The kid said something about a middle finger and refused to answer the question. He must have known the cops were going to arrest him, which would help explain what he did next. >> Well, there's the bus. Go out this way and turn left. Well, now you got it. All right, cool. Stop. >> Officer, put your hands behind my head. Officer, put your hands behind my head. Yeah. Officer, put your hands behind my head. >> Stop fighting me back. Have a seat. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. How many think he goes to school here? You got him? You got him? >> Cuff him up. >> You get him. I'm going to take control of this one. >> What I do? I didn't do nothing. Bro, what the What did I do, bro? >> Hey, I told you to be cool. >> What the >> We were cool until that. You guys are so immature. >> What did I do? >> You guys are so immature. Your phone? >> Yeah. So, who Took my Well, I have to get my phone back, bro. Yo, someone took my phone. Get that back. >> The officer stood the suspect up and went on to confirm that he didn't even go to Westerville. He said he was acting in self-defense and said the other kids had rolled up on him. They might have tried to fight the kid since he was an intruder in their hallways or he might have just showed up just looking to stir the pot. >> He don't go to school here. >> He got what? >> Guns. >> You got to have one now. >> Let's check him again. >> What do you have? >> You have a gun somewhere? >> No, he got my >> I didn't ask you that. >> Yo, will I get my phone back? >> You have a gun again? >> You just searched me. What >> Well, I didn't know you talking gun. >> What gun, bro? >> I'm asking you. >> I don't have a >> All right, get in there and quit talking all that. >> What's your name, man? >> I'm not telling you my name. I'm not talking with them or my parents. >> Okay, you're going to give me your name. >> No, I'm not. >> You are. >> What did I do? What Why am I >> You tried to interfere with our arrest. >> No, I did I said, "Why are y'all touching him?" I I was not doing nothing. >> Yeah, you ran up on us aggressive. >> No, I didn't. I was not >> Then why did I have to pull a taser on you? >> Bro. >> I seen you ran up like you was going to jump on us. >> No, I wasn't. I was standing right there. >> Come over here, bro. >> Look at I was like, "Why y'all punching Why I I hit him right there. I seen him. >> He's not under arrest so I'm not going >> Who? >> You. >> How about my brother? >> I don't know who your brother >> He's not a He's not a student here either. >> He's not? >> I don't know him. >> So, yeah, he he's trespassing. >> Did he have any involvement in any of this? >> I just I literally just got here. We can check the video. I'm about to check the video. >> He He ran up here like he was going to interfere with us yelling at the other kids. That's why he's in cuffs. He's not under arrest at this >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, >> The man in the suit there is the assistant principal. He confirmed that the kid in handcuffs and the teen they already arrested weren't students at the school. So, that meant they were both trespassing and under Ohio state law, they'd have to tell the cops their names, their addresses, and their dates of birth. >> Someone said there was a gun somewhere, so stand up. Stand up. >> I don't got no gun. >> All right, get it out of there. We're going to make sure. >> That's all Eli. He wasn't doing that. You weren't involved in this whole mess though, right? >> No. >> I didn't THINK YOU WERE. STOP RIGHT NOW. STOP. PUT YOUR HANDS behind your back. >> Hey. >> I'm going to double lock them, sir. Don't get any tighter, okay? Right here. All right, have a seat. I'm going to be cool with you, okay? Did you just get in a fight and that's why your [music] shirt's off? >> No. >> Ripped up? What's wrong? Like right now? Okay, what's going What's going on today? >> The cops had a few suspects in custody already, but they had yet to find the gun that one of the teens allegedly had. It was possible, of course, that one of these kids might be armed and on the loose. >> Have a seat right there. >> Were you in a fight, huh? You in a fight too, huh? >> Sit down. >> You ain't do nothing. You smack You smacked somebody two times. You ain't do nothing. Shut up, boy. Shut up, boy. You soft. >> You You got to calm down, dude. >> Here's a like storage room back here. I mean, it's not like great, but >> Yeah, that's fine. As long as somewhere to sit. >> Do you have any weapons or anything on you? >> I won't say. >> May I pull your hood down? >> Yes, sir. >> Are you hot? >> Yes, sir. I'm sorry. I don't do this for >> That's okay. >> I don't do this. I got >> Just relax, all >> They They jump in. They jump in me. >> Jumping you? >> Yeah. I mean, they They jump in all of us for real as we were walking as a group. They start fighting us. >> You said >> they don't go here? >> No, some of them never go here. They do this every time. >> That's the same thing I heard, too. >> Yes, they don't go here. We just walk in the club, we got lunch. We're going as a group, but I'm not going to lie, we've been hearing this all all for the past 2 days. They're coming for y'all. Y'all started a war. What war? I mean, I've been having problems with these Somalis for since I've been going here, since my freshman year. >> That dude in the purple perfectly great purple coat don't go here. >> Who was hurting you? >> Sit down. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. >> Let me Let me check you. You just stay right there. Just make sure you don't have Someone mentioned that someone had a gun, so >> It was them, the Somalis. >> Which Can you specifically say which one? >> According to the student, one of his friends got a text message that asked, "Are you a part of the war, too?" Also said that one of his rivals would be coming to school with a gun. Unfortunately, the cops still couldn't pinpoint who had the weapon or if it existed at all. >> Were these people ever students here? >> Yeah, they're students here. They're grown men. All that for all >> They graduated? >> Yeah, I'm talking Okay, I'm talking about freshman year was the worst. They used to be grown men, full beards, and they used to go to fight us. This year, we I mean, like we've been doing the stuff like the fighting out outside of school. Me and my my group, we try to keep it outside cuz like, why? Why would we Why? >> What What did What started all of it? >> Over a piece of candy. >> Do Do these people live in your neighborhood? >> Yeah, they come to my Uh last week was the first time they ever came to my house. Like, I'm getting off the bus. >> What they I was going to say, what they do to >> getting off the bus. I get a text on my phone, "We at your house." I look up while I'm getting off the bus. A whole like, it's like 10 of them. It's just me only. It's 10 of them. With ski masks on. They think I'm getting off the bus. I didn't get off the bus. >> No, I wouldn't, either. So, it's like a group of like black kids and then a group of Somali kids. >> The black kids are like they they only got mad cuz they They I think they had beef with them already. Which is >> Somali kids um the kid that got jumped >> Earlier. [music] >> Yeah. >> And there was a Hispanic kid? >> Hispanic The Hispanics were with the other black kids. >> Okay. So, it's like them against you guys. >> It's the other black kids and then Africans and then black Americans versus the Somalis. >> Okay. So, break it down to like groups, huh? >> The cops here had a legitimate war on their hands. And they also had a feeling that all the parties involved weren't telling the whole story. After all, most likely their real common enemy was law enforcement. >> This is over that Halloween candy stuff like 2 years ago? >> That's I thought that was over with. Why are they bringing >> He tried to rob me from my my candy bag. >> Are you the one that did it with the years 2 years ago they took your candy? >> They didn't take it from >> Well, they tried to and that's what started all this stupid stuff. Remember I told you there was a thing over Halloween candy a couple years ago. Well, here's the they tried He just said it. They tried to take his candy. This is his brother who's defending. They tried to take it and I don't know why they're here today. Who are the ones out that don't go to school here? >> I don't know them either. I never saw them. >> I know you need [music] to watch the one video. He was He was uh >> This video? >> You're not telling me instead of about who you are or you >> [music] >> Huh? >> Yes. >> Tell me your >> Hamza? >> No. >> No? Old dude says he knows you and your name's Hamza. >> Ooh. >> The dude that owns the backpack that you that gave to you. >> Swear my name's not Hamza. >> It's not? >> What's his your brother? I mean where did you take it? >> He's in prison. >> I thought there was somebody in a cruiser that you guys arrested too. So, it's your It's you who's going to have to answer for the charges. So, you know who you are, young man. And I would hate for these to turn into felony charges. >> Yeah. You're too young. >> minor misdemeanor criminal trespass. That's That's this is what uh the officer is telling [music] me. What? >> Somali can I have you give that back? >> Yeah, we'll give it back. We're just You're under arrest, so you don't get to keep [snorts] anything. >> Your mom's going to stress a whole lot more, especially when you're being held. >> from a minor misdemeanor to a felony charge of falsification. >> Felony charges didn't [music] matter to the young intruder. He refused to identify himself and told the cops to arrest him as [music] a John Doe. One way or another, the cops are going to find out who he was and as soon as he saw the squad cars, a simple fact like that should have clicked in his brain. >> I'll tell you one more. >> [music] >> You will? >> I'm going to go back to the car and I'll get it. >> We're already out here now. >> What's your name? >> Hashim. >> [music] >> Hashim? Who convinced you guys to go if neither one of you wanted to come? >> Some people. Some people say, "Oh, I'll do what I'm supposed to do." You know the same people they they try to fight us. >> Yeah. >> It's the old two old guys sneaking [music] in the school and then they're they're the ones that try to fight us. >> Did they let you in? >> Yes. >> [music] >> Who are they? Or do you even know? >> people that are fighting the late 19-year-old or something. >> Okay. >> I want to know what you're doing here. >> I need to use the bathroom. >> That's not why you came here, so cut the I need to search you first. >> get here? I don't even know how I got >> Thanks. [music] >> I was at my friend's house. >> I don't know. >> Stand up. >> You're not good at this. >> Stand up. >> Can I go to the bathroom? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why though? I need to go to the >> [snorts] >> You're going to go to jail under a John Doe and then sit there and keep talking to someone. Failure to identify, criminal trespass. I'm sure I can find some more stuff to come up with. You don't want to You don't want to talk, that's fine. We're just >> won't let me go to the >> We're just taking you to jail under a John Doe and you sit there for a while. >> let me go to the bathroom though. >> You get the plastic seat, have at it. >> The man's mother arrived on scene [music] and immediately chewed him out. While some of the cops stayed with the woman, another went to confront several teenagers who just pulled up in a car. >> Do you go to school here? >> Huh? >> Do you go to school here? >> No. >> What are you doing here? >> I was picking up my friend. >> Which Who's your friend? >> Geo. >> Which one? >> He's in the school. >> Which one? >> Geo. >> Is there really a need to be rude, young man? I'm not. Well, we've had an issue today. >> Okay, I ain't have no issue though. >> We're just trying to figure out who's who. >> Okay, I'm trying to pick somebody up and you over here stopping me for no >> Well, your guy's not here. So, I mean, you're not being held up for anything. >> What the Look at the car in front of my car. What the are you talking about? >> Yeah, that's what I get told every day. Is this car that's been cruising around? So, we just have to verify why your son is here. >> I already told you why he's >> I know. Lyric. So, who is Joe? Can we talk to Joe? >> Joe. >> Joe's already he's in the school. He goes to school >> So, you know Joe? >> He goes to >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. So, he was coming here to pick him up because of the issue. So, when he gets out, he was picking him up to bring him home so he doesn't walk home and get jumped by whatever is going on. >> Was Joe part of the problem? Like, was he part was he a was he a victim in there? >> Well, somebody punched him first. We don't know the whole story. I know somebody punched him first and he and and he hit back. >> By the end of things, 14 of the kids were arrested on several charges, including inciting a riot, disorderly conduct, hindering identity, and criminal trespass. Like almost every school these days, the cops have a zero tolerance policy for bullying. These bullies thought they were the rulers of the campus, but when the officers got there and taught them a very hard lesson, they were humbled in seconds.