Get out. >> Get on the ground. >> The airport. >> Therefore, we're getting >> airport is built by my taxpayer. Your tax credit. His tax. >> Give me your car and your documentation. >> Give me your car and your documentation. >> Some guys see a female officer and immediately assume they've got the upper hand. They do a little trash talk and suddenly they think they can intimidate her, but they're sorely mistaken. And we see it all on full display when a guy tries to bully a female officer and he instantly regrets it. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> That's right. >> On the 18th of February 2024, dispatch got a very intense 911 call. It was the wife of a 74year-old named Thomas. And during their heated argument, the woman secretly called 911, trying to alert the cops to her husband's threatening presence. >> Hello. You sit in your goddamn chair every day and do nothing. It would take zero effort to end your life. I kept your life for 15 years trying to end your life. You call the cops and you're dead right now. PUT THAT GODDAMN GUN DOWN NOW. >> From what they heard on the call, the cops knew already that Thomas was armed. That also meant that time was of the essence. The woman, Cassie, was clearly in danger, and the cops knew that things could quickly go south, so they had to move fast. Sir, I see you. Sir, drop the gun. >> You >> drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> You >> 146. We've got one male. He is wearing a plaid shirt, jeans, and he's got a gun in the right hand. Drop the gun, sir. >> Drop the gun. The whole situation was heating up fast. The female cop retreated to her squad car to take cover and continued ordering Thomas to lower his weapon. At that point, any wrong move here could quickly lead to a gunfight in this quiet neighborhood. >> 146. I lost visual. I'm on the north side. Can anyone see him on the south side? >> Be in front of this residence right here that I'm facing. And he does have a gun in his right hand. North Bay 6. >> Drop the gun. DROP THE GUN. >> He's now entering the house, it appears. Guys, Liz, he's entering the house. >> 124. Did you say anything when he went back into the house? >> 120. Ma'am, come outside. COME OUTSIDE. COME HERE. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here, please. Come here, please. Come on. >> Yes. Right here. Right here. Right to me. Come here. Right here. >> He's fine. I'm not He's loaded. >> That's fine. That's fine. I need you to come over here. Do you know him at all? >> That's my husband. We've been married for 30 years. >> Okay. Okay. >> He's loaded. >> Let's just All right. >> Is there anybody else inside? >> No. Oh, there's no one else there. It's just him. >> Stick with me for now. >> Can I grab my purse or something? >> No, we're not going to have you go in there. If he's angry and upset with a firearm, that's not that's not happening. >> The cops had finally gotten Cassie to safety, and there was no way they were going to let the woman go back inside. With reassurance that there was nobody else in the house, they secured her in the back of a squad car and turned their attention back to Thomas. >> Put your hands [screaming] up. Put your hands up now. Put your hands up. >> You Godamn. >> Put your hands. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> That's fine. >> Turn over. Your stomach. >> You >> get out of your stomach. You You got >> I believe they're fighting with them on the ground. >> You >> here help. >> Guess what? The wife will be dead tomorrow. Coming from a man who had three cops piled on top of him, that wasn't a wise threat. But they didn't care if he ran his mouth some more because it was all just evidence they could use against him. As they tried to get the cuffs on him, the cops continued to wrestle with him. >> Worthless. >> Okay. Click this one again. worthless. >> Too bad for you. Uh, I lost my shoe. >> Here, put it on. >> Hey, let go my hand. Don't do that. >> Let go your hand. >> You're doing the L. Every last one of you, I can't get my shoe on. Hey, Cassie. Cassie, you'll be dead tomorrow. >> This guy seemed to be seriously out for his wife. What led up to the argument was anybody's guess, but based on the state he was in, it seemed like the smallest thing could have set the man off. After all, Cassie had already confirmed he was a volatile alcoholic. >> Don't you dare grab anything. >> Excuse me. You >> worthless. >> Tell you right now, you leave my wife alone overnight. >> Stop. >> No, you stop. What the are you doing? >> Oh, I know. I can do that. >> Oh, no. I just >> Oh, sit. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> We have nothing but female police. >> Sit in the squad. >> Absolutely. >> You sit squad. >> Sit your ass down. >> Shut up and sit down. >> I lost my shoes. >> Go get your legs in. >> Oh man, you're going to pay a big price for this. >> Where's my shoe? >> I'll get it for you. >> Thomas's shoes were the least of the cops concerns. He thought he could dominate the squad, which was all female, but none of them were phased by the man's threats. After the man had threatened to kill his wife, it was somehow fitting that he was taken down by a group of women. >> Where is my shoe? Where's my shoe? Where is my shoe? >> Should be dead tomorrow. >> Boom. Boom. Boom. >> How's it going? My name is Jonah. I'm a paramedic. >> Yeah. Can we just take a quick look at you >> for what? I want my shoe back. >> Okay. I think they just want us to check your check out your vital signs and stuff. >> I'm fine. You know something? >> Yeah. >> You leave my wife alone overnight and she'll be dead in the morning. You guys got a clue what's been going on with her for 15 years. >> I just want to make sure you're okay. >> Better make sure she's okay. >> Just a few seconds. >> Is she Is she okay? >> Yeah, she's >> Well, she won't be by tomorrow. She has to have MCT oil. 10:00. I've been doing this for 15 years. They charged the man with battery on an officer, intentionally pointing a firearm at an officer, endangering safety by use of a dangerous weapon, and other charges related to domestic violence. They set his bond at $10,000, which he posted a week later. He was found guilty on four of the six charges and was sentenced to a year in prison and two years probation. On the 18th of January 2024, a cop responded to a call about a disruptive passenger on a Greyhound bus. >> Where's he at? >> Kevin. >> Okay. All right. You need to come off this bus right now. >> I'm talking to you. You need to come off this bus. >> Come talk to me. >> No, you can come out here and talk to me. Yes, >> you can come talk to me right out here. >> Why do I have to >> There is no reason. He has the right to refuse you. So get off >> for no He has the right >> I don't come talk to me out here. It does not matter. We can talk right out here. >> He has a right to I want this on on on video. >> Okay, that's fine. He has a right to refuse you. Yes. If you are causing a nuisance to him, you have a right. >> Come down here. >> You saying we have >> Come down here. I'm not doing this. We're not playing court on the side of the road. >> You can ask me a question out here. I asked you something. If you give me something, I'll give you something. I asked you to step off the bus. That's what I asked you. >> Okay. All right. If you want to play that game, that's fine. >> The officer had issued several direct orders to the man to step off of the bus. And like she told him already, it wasn't up for debate. If he continued to refuse the woman's lawful commands, things were not going to end well for him. >> I will talk to you. Well, I am not coming back there. So, you can come my >> I'll come. >> So, you're willing to be selfish enough to hold up everybody else that has places to go? >> You're damn right. >> Cuz you know why? Because the problem was someone was on their phone and was loud and he came over to the speaker phone. >> Don't be How about you sit down for a second? >> I can't sit here. I was told to sit down and I can't sit here. I can't sit here. You see a seat? >> I can't sit here. Oh, I can't sit. I will not. Do you want to talk to me or not? >> I do want to talk to you. >> Okay. So, are you going to listen or not? >> You're standing up at me like this. >> You told me to come down. >> I did. I did. >> You told me to come down, but now I'm standing up. >> No, I'm just telling you to What am I supposed to do? >> I can't sit down. The bus driver told me I can't tell you to sit down. >> And who are you? >> I'm a police officer. Sit down, sir. >> So, you're above him. >> Sit down, sir. We're not Come on. Let's not be five. [music] Sit down. just >> to answer his first question. Yes, the cop did have more authority than the bus driver. For a moment, it seemed like the officer was getting somewhere with him, but that last comment sent them back to square one. Sensing things might get bad, the officer called for backup. >> I have a hostile mail. >> I'm hostile now. >> I'm trying to communicate with you, sir. >> I'm go back here so I'm not so hostile. >> So, you're not going to listen to me at all? Okay. So, you're not going to listen to my commands at all. >> Okay, hold on. If you want to get off that, >> you need to get off this bus. >> Why are you so hostile already? Get off the bus. >> Get off this bus. >> Come on, let's go. >> Let's go. >> All right. Can I give you my shoes? I need arms. >> All right. We're not going to do this. People need to go play. >> Sorry. >> All right. Well, then look. >> All right. Well, then you're under arrest. >> What? >> Cuz you're not being off. Turn around. Turn >> around. I'm not I'm not turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. Just turn around. >> Off the bus. Turn around. Stop. >> She didn't tell me I was going to get You're under arrest right now. All right. I'm bored. I'm Come on. >> I don't want I'm not going to have y'all beat me. Come on. I'm not beat Can I go out? Come on. Come on. >> Can you please please? I'm telling your boy. >> I mean, god damn. He I asked him 15 minutes ago if he wanted me off the bus. He didn't say nothing. >> With the other officer present, the suspect realized that his refusal to get off the bus was futile. When the female officer first got there, the man wasn't under arrest. He was just being asked to step off of the bus. But due to his refusal to cooperate, he was now most certainly under arrest. >> You're under arrest. Okay. >> Stop resisting. Stoping up. I'm not resisting. >> You're moving. >> STOP MOVING. STOP. >> Please don't grab. I'm not resisting. >> Stop resisting. My hands are >> Put your hands behind your back. My hands are behind your back. >> Behind your back, sir. >> Your hands need to go behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> My hands are like down. >> Get down. I want my bloom. Get your hands out. >> Put your hands behind >> now. >> I want my >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. I'm telling you no, sir. >> I'm going to stop resisting. I'm >> going to tase you. If you do not If you not put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> This guy was really pushing his luck. The cops were threatening to deploy a taser on him, so he better start to cooperate because the officers meant business. At this point, he had two very clear choices. He could comply and go in handcuffs or go in handcuffs after being tased. Clearly, one choice was better than the other. >> Stop resisting. Stop. >> You're getting tased. Put your hand behind your back. >> My hands are back here, please. >> All right. I'm not pushing your head down. I'm just holding you down so you don't get up. >> Can you please my glasses in my eye, please? Where are your glasses at? >> Right there. >> I got it. You're on the way. >> Oh, okay. >> And now you get some unruly on the bus over there at the Greyhound. >> I'm not [music] I'm done. >> Seriously, >> can I turn off police? >> Sir, I don't trust you right now, but you said you weren't resisting earlier, so >> car. You want to go grab your car? >> I didn't ask you. I got him. Please. >> I can't breathe. >> Please. Thank you. >> That's fine. >> Thank you. >> You got any other weapons on you? here. Just hold them off. That's fine. No, >> that's what what you get is what you got. >> I just mad cuz I paid $230 for this trip and I got you. >> I'm I'm going to slide you up. Okay. >> All right. Hold time. I'm going up right here. [clears throat] I'll be back. You >> want to pass real quick? >> We'll do it over here. The whole ordeal was completely pointless. If he had just followed the cop's orders in the first place, he could have just gotten on another bus. He certainly had the money to afford another ticket. >> I'm going to show it right here in front of the body camera so they see how much you have. Okay. That way everything's documented. I'm sorry. >> Put the bag. >> Can I do a little bit? >> Okay. How do you Do you know how much you have? The cash will be very bad. >> Okay. I'm going to put it back in the pants. Okay. You said your what it is? We're in Bay County. Can Can I I know I've I know I up, but can I please make a phone call to let somebody know where I'm at at least? >> We'll do that in a second. Let's Let's step on in. Okay. >> When you guys reach over, get that seat back. Let's give you a seat belt. >> Hello, man. >> My man, how you been? I'm good. How are you? >> Good. >> Just see over there in my I couldn't see. I really can't see. >> They secured the man in the back of a squad car and found his glasses that he'd broken during the struggle. Next up, the officer filled her colleagues in, letting them know what happened before they arrived on scene. >> What was he doing when he got on the bus? >> So, he uh the bus driver said he was just being loud, telling the bus driver he ain't nothing. He had a real nword. >> Where'd the bus driver go? >> He he just left. Um >> we need his info. >> I know. and he just freaking just dipped. >> All right, let me call let me call dispatch. >> Yeah. And then apparently he was she just wanted him on the bus because he was saying really outlandish things didn't want to get off the bus driver >> because he um he uh >> didn't want him on the bus for him talking the crap he was and then just wanted him off and he has the right to refuse, >> you know, service. So I told him to get off. He said, "I'm not getting off. I don't think that's the right reason." I said, "It doesn't matter what you think is right. It's was uh he has a right to refuse you and get another bus. >> The cops gave the man some time to cool down in the back seat. After he thought for a while, he came to the partial conclusion that he'd acted immaturely, which forced the cops, of course, to take action. He was off to a good start, but sadly he wasn't taking full accountability. >> Hey man, we cool, right? >> We're good. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I just want to make sure I have no judgment on you. I had to do with my job and do what I had to do. Okay. And I understand that. I was I was just more pissed off at him cuz I understand why. And then she was like, "You're getting locked up now." And I'm like, "Under what grounds?" And then you just came in there. And that's just what it was. I I asked him. I promise to go you can ask anybody on that bus. I asked him, "Do you want me to get off? Is this the reason why we're stopping?" >> And he didn't say nothing. >> Where are you from? >> I'm from Indiana. You're from India. Okay. So, let me tell you something. Florida, you can get trespassed anywhere for any reason. So that's a lawful reason that the bus driver wants you off the bus and we come on and tell you >> and he was nice enough not even want to trespass you so you can go back. >> He just wanted you to take another bus cuz he didn't like the way you were talking to him. It made him feel unsafe whether you you know that's his feelings. He's he's entitled to them. >> And that's why I was asking you because I don't know the different of the laws. >> Right. And that's why I told you I said >> please please stop. You know what I'm saying? respectfully. >> This is the same way I was telling you in the bike. >> No, you were not. But okay, >> can you face towards me real quick? Let's just document all this. Okay. >> You have a little cut right here on your chin. >> They charged the man with disorderly intoxication, trespassing, and resisting with violence. But if you thought this guy got arrested for a really dumb reason, wait, do you get a load of our next suspect? On the 2nd of July 2025, the cops had to conduct a traffic stop after reportedly an Uber driver was obstructing traffic in front of an airport. >> Give up your ID. >> No, I don't I don't have to show you nothing, man. >> All right. This is a traffic stop. >> What did I do? >> You're stopped in a roadway. >> Well, that's not that's a public roadway, sir. >> Yep. Exactly. >> Taxpayer law. I pay taxes here. >> Give me your ID. >> I pay taxes. Give me your driver's license. I don't have to show you nothing, sir. >> I need your driver's license. I don't have to show you nothing. >> All right. Then you're going to be under arrest. >> All right. Listen, you uh are you arresting me? >> For obstruction? Yes. For what? >> For obstruction. >> What obstructions? >> Because I'm saying you need to give me your driver's license. >> What's your badge number? >> My badge number 111. >> What's your name? >> Deputy France. >> Deputy France. Let me explain something to you. This is a public taxpayer road. >> It's a road, right? What are you right now? >> I'm on a public road. >> Exactly. In parked, right? >> I'm parked. Yes. Pick up. No, >> no. There's no parking here. >> Pick up number five. >> No parking. >> No, sir. >> No parking. >> No, sir. >> The suspect's argument just didn't make sense. Just because the guy was on a public roadway and paid [music] his taxes did not mean that the rules didn't apply to him. Also, he can't just park his car there and obstruct traffic just because he's having a bad day. The man's entire argument was founded solely on entitlement. Do not close that door. >> Ma'am, this is my car. I pay for this car. >> This car is insured register inspected by the city of Albany of the vehicle for obstruction. >> What obstructions >> for not giving us your ID? >> I don't have to show you my ID. No, I do not, ma'am. I would like me to pull the car up behind you traffic stop. >> I take the fifth. Ma'am, your car is not >> That has nothing to do with anything. Does your car has a red light sound? No, you don't. Cuz your car is behind my car. >> Guess what? Car in order to make a traffic stop. >> No, no, no, no. Are you all on the camera? When I saw you on camera, too. >> Okay. When I saw you coming in, you saw me coming in. You pulled right behind me. >> Yeah, because you gave my partner an issue beforehand. I wanted to make sure you weren't abiding by what they were saying. >> This is a taxpayer property. This is not a private bone airport. This airport is owned by Auburn County Airport, which is I pay taxes. I make a living out of this car to pay taxes so they can fix $65 million airport. >> He was acting like a child and he thought he could bully the female cop to get his way, but she was completely unfased. She made it clear to the man that she wasn't going to let him go, even if it meant they'd have to stay there all day. >> ID. >> I don't have to show it to you. >> Give me your ID. >> No, I don't. >> Give me your ID. >> No, I don't. >> Give me your ID. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. We're just going to stand them. I'm going to get a nice tan. >> You're not going to get paid for doing any fair. >> There you go. No problem. >> Okay. >> No problem. >> Sounds good to me. >> Well, what's your name? >> I don't have to tell you my name. >> Okay. Well, what's your deal? Are you giving us a hard time? >> No, sir. No, sir. What I'm trying to tell you when you took a oath, what did you said? Protect and serve. >> We're serving. >> Who? Not this this idiots that sitting upstairs in the cold [music] air condition ordering you to what to do. They ordering you what to do. Start you ordering them what to do. I called them three time. I left the message. Listen, I have a solution for this airport. I've been in the transportation business for 40 35 year. I dispatch here 15 years. I can make it all the cab driver pay for coming in here. None of them does free time. I left them a message. Well, obviously they don't want to talk to you first. >> Then I have to come in here to make a living, man. >> The suspect here was an Uber airport driver and said he had a dispute with the airport and wanted the cops to take his side. But he wasn't going to get what he wanted by intimidating the cops. >> Okay. But you abide by what they're saying. >> If you don't come >> and if you're not abiding by what they're saying, that's one >> that's not their law. That's not their law. >> It is their No, no, no, no, no, no. There's nothing in the city ordinance show. >> It has nothing to do with the city ordinance. This is the airport rules that you have to abide by. If you do not abide by, we get involved. >> The airport. Therefore, we're getting involved. >> The airport is built by my taxpayer. Your taxpayer. He's taxpayer. >> Okay. >> You have all the right to do what you got to do. I have all the right. Listen, I'm making an honest living. If you want me to go sell crack on the street >> to make a living. >> What does that have to do with anything? >> I'll be forcing you kicking me out of my job. Legit job that I have. >> You never said you had to leave permanently. What we're saying is you have to abide by their laws. >> What's their law? What's their law? They don't have They don't have a law. Do you know that? >> They do not have a fair. Therefore, you cannot sit here. >> He'd been obstructing things in the passenger pickup area. So, the airport staff had asked him to move. It seemed like the man was trying to launch a small protest, but he wasn't getting too far with it. And before too long, the cops lost their patience. >> You know, shut your MOUTH. >> DON'T TALK TO ME LIKE THAT. SHUT YOUR MOUTH. >> DO NOT CURSE ME. DO NOT CURSE ME. ARE YOU A FEMALE? Do not want to curse me. No. Do not CURSE ME. PLEASE STOP talking over me. >> No. No. No. Do not stop talking. Stop. Do not curse. Stop talking over me. >> Do not curse. >> Stop. Do not curse me. Do not curse. Go ahead. >> Stop talking over me. >> Go ahead. Do not curse. >> What does that have? >> Don't curse. You're a female officer. You're supposed to say, "Sir, female have to do with anything, >> sir." No, sir. That's it. >> It doesn't matter. >> That's your job. >> It doesn't matter. >> Okay. Do what you got to do. Give me your ID. >> I don't have to give you. >> Yes, you do. No, I don't. >> Yes, you do. >> Unus, listen. The moment you put my plate on your ID, you know who I am. >> No, I don't because to the company. >> No, no, it's my company. I own the company. >> Okay. Well, then do you have insurance and everything? >> I have everything. I don't have to show you nothing. YOU DIDN'T STOP ME. >> YES, you do. >> No, you did not stop me for illegally do something. >> They continued their back and forth till the cops had had enough. At that point, they were no longer asking for the man's ID. They were demanding that he step out of the vehicle and put his hands behind his back. >> Are you going to provide identification? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Step out of the car then, please. >> No, I don't have the car. >> You do step out. >> It's my car. This is my vehicle. I pay for that. >> Okay. Step out of the car. You're going to be removed from the car. >> I pay for the Are you Are you Are you arresting the car? For what? Yes, sir. >> For what? >> Obstruction. I just told you obstruction. >> Step out of the car, please. >> I don't have You're going to be removed from the car. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. You for a different story. >> Step out. No. Step out. >> Easy, easy, easy. Step out. Look, they're removing me forcefully. Look, I didn't do nothing. Look, I do absolutely nothing. Look, look. See the scaps? All of them. That's a lot of food. >> Put your hand behind your back. Don't touch my phone. >> Do not touch my form. That's my fault. >> Stop resisting. >> That's my fault. It's not my fault. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Relax. >> It's not a big deal. You're making it a way bigger deal than it needs to be. Like I said, during a traffic stop, you have to provide identification. >> There's no car behind you. >> They don't have to have a car. There's a car here. They don't no >> You don't need a car for a traffic stop. >> No, sir. This is a taxpayer property. >> Yes, I understand that. >> See that tax $65 million sp your money? His money, everybody's money. >> Absolutely. I agree with you. >> He took oath to protect the citizen. He took the slave for this up there sitting in the air condition office. >> Okay. And like I said, you're parked on the roadway that you said public. It's a public. >> Yeah. You can't stop. >> It's not private, sir. I wasn't stopping. Stop. >> That's a violation. New York State VA traffic. No, sir. No, sir. No, sir. >> It is, sir. >> No, sir. >> So, therefore, they stop you. >> No, sir. >> When you're stopped legal, you have to provide identification. >> When you don't do that, then you end up in this situation. >> I do not. >> The man just couldn't seem to accept the fact that he was in the wrong. There was no reason whatsoever that he couldn't have just handed over his license. If he had a problem with the airport, he could have just taken it up with them the right way. And blocking up traffic in the pickup area definitely wasn't the way to do it. >> You're making this way worse than this guy. >> All right. You complain about parking here. You just watch that taxi cab wave to him. You watch them keep going and not stop. All right. >> You provide information when people ask you for when you're breaking. You won't get in trouble. >> I can stop you. See what Uber lift? No. Uber lift. They all can come in here, right? No, no, no. Listen. They all can come in here. Okay, let's let's go. >> I've been very reasonable here. >> Good. >> So Uber lifts can come in. Stop touching me, please. >> Wait a minute. >> So Uber and Lift can come in right here. >> Sure. >> Without paying delivery, please without going through a city hall. >> For Uber and Lift. Listen, >> they get they get called here by people. >> Okay. We get called here by people, too. >> Okay. Were you called here by somebody? >> Yes, I was. >> What was the person saying? Two people that dropped up. >> What was the person's name? No, no, you tell me. You >> dropped. He was there. >> I scared you with this. Two people that dropped up. >> You want to put his wife in the airplane and come out. That's it. >> Listen, man. >> You can explain all you want. It's already over. Done with. You already explained to me. You watched that cab drive by, right? He kept going. He's not here. You just said, "Hey, taxi." >> I'm telling you, he's got a taxi. He's not a cab. You're making this way worse than it has to be. >> Go for a ride. Whatever you got to do. Like I said, you've been you've been trespassed from here. So, right. If you're found on the property, you're going to be >> Ultimately, the man was trespassed from the airport and [music] was charged with obstruction. On the 8th of May 2024, the cops were dispatched to a 7-Eleven after reportedly a man was acting disorderly and causing a scene. According to the manager, the man demolished a promotional sign that was sitting outside. When the officers got there, the man had left already. But the officer soon caught up with the man in the parking lot of a nearby strip mall. >> Hey buddy, calm down. Calm down. Let me see your hands real quick. >> Touch my hands. >> Just chill out. Put your hands behind your back. >> He's going to arrest me again. >> Listen, man. If you did nothing wrong, handcuffs come off. Just go ahead and put them behind your back for now. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Listen. What's your name? What's your name? >> Car. >> Carl. >> Car. car. >> I keep your ass stupid. You see the hospital thing on there? Still don't stop. Put a hand on my wrist. >> All right. I'm not TAKING ME TO JAIL. HURRY UP. >> 61. I got the I got here in front of Five Below. >> Do that. [laughter] I was no below, mother. >> All right. >> Shut the up and get your hands off me. I know how to walk. I'M NOT RETARDER or a medium or handicapp or [ __ ] That's just the way I leave you. Okay. The suspect, later identified as a Keem Charles car, was completely unhinged. It came as no shock at all that he was being accused of causing a scene in front of 7-Eleven. Thankfully, the cops had no problem at all getting him in handcuffs. >> Get the out of the way. It's funny. >> I'mma kick you down your mouth. >> The you laughing at >> Hey, car. >> Hey, >> it's funny. Stop. >> I brush your nose. TAKE YOUR BROKE the dollar store up with your last mother. Mother stupid >> car. You got any weapons on you, man? >> I need my mother. >> Hey man, >> I'mma take you. YOU STAY THERE LITTLE HELPER. With the man continuing hurling death threats at anybody who crossed his path, the officer escorted the man to his squad car where he was searched. Simultaneously, backup arrived on scene to help him deal with the erratic suspect. >> Hey, >> I see your >> Relax. Relax. I'm going >> 10. THE DEAL. >> I LOST MY MOTHER. >> Show me 10:15. One adult meal. I'MMA KICK YOU DOWN YOUR ASS CRACK. YOU STAY MOTHER. >> HEY, RELAX. Keep my car. Kick you down YOUR FACE. GET THE out your teeth. Stay little. >> Get your ass back in the car. >> Stop hard. You the first your mouth. Make sure you ain't never said. Well, that little sign. That's all I need. >> I saw him do it. So, >> no, no, no. I was just curious on what side it was. >> It's like an It's like the little pro promotional ones that are right outside. I saw him like throw it against the wall and it was like it's bent. So, I got damage. I don't care. Let me grab the picture. >> The officer showed her colleagues some images on her phone showing the damage the man had caused. It was anybody's guess why he flew into a range and destroyed the sign outside, but he wasn't too happy about it and he made sure the cops knew it. >> What the I did, man. I like everything I did. You don't even know me that well. >> I watched you do it. What's wrong with you? >> Somebody stole MY MOTHER FROM THAT 7-ELEVEN. Go right. >> You already yourself, dude. Stop mother. >> Get your mother. >> He's spitting. Watch out. >> Give me my mother, mother. >> Stop out of here. >> Are you kidding me? The loud sound you just heard was Akee banging his head and spitting on the plexiglass divider. For a safety as well as their own, they decided to secure the man from head to toe. >> Get on the ground. Okay. >> Car something. >> Yeah, that's all he car. >> Okay. So, he gave it to me. They didn't give a about it. Whatever it was, >> whatever. They just love having fun with him. He's a big old my buddy. I don't know. family. Ready? One, two, three. >> Go on the other side. Other side. >> Unfortunately, he left the cops no choice but to hog tie him. When the cops have a person in custody, the cops are responsible for their safety. And as far as Aake went, they were not going to take any chances. After securing the man, he was transported to jail. I got you. I got him. >> Can you grab him? Pull. Can you? Okay. >> Stop here. >> You got a base swim? >> Mhm. You trying to come with you? >> You trying to know that? >> You put his hand up. >> Okay. >> All right. >> With a secured in the back of a squad car, the cops got down to their paperwork. But as far as Akeem went, he was oddly quiet. After 10 minutes had passed without a peep from him, they got a little concerned about his safety. >> Hey, I came. >> I came. always be out here. >> When they arrived at the jail house, he woke up from his slumber and went back to cussing them out. They charged the man with criminal mischief and battery on law enforcement. On March 18th, 2026, the cops were dispatched to a residence after reportedly there was a man there who was refusing to get out of a woman's vehicle. >> So, are you friends with Megan? >> Yeah, she's my best friend. >> Okay. So, Megan, this is Megan's car. >> Yeah. >> So, she's got to talk to us. >> Yeah. Talk to her. >> Megan, what's going on? [music] >> Where's the chicken? came over. >> My phone from this random >> ladies that snatched the >> Can I come over there and talk to you >> before any of this? >> You don't dictate the rules. Okay. >> I'm just trying to get my property that got snatched from me because I'm being a victim. >> The cops have been called there regarding Tyrone, the man in the passenger seat. According to Tyrone, the woman there, whose name was Megan, had stolen his cell phone and he was just trying to get it back. >> Give me the phone, please. We're going to try to figure this out. Thank you. >> Okay, I have your phone. Get out of the vehicle. >> She came to pick me up. >> Megan did. >> Mhm. Okay. >> She picked me up from here to take me home. >> Here's your phone. Get out of the vehicle. >> No. Does Megan want him in there? >> No, she wants him out so she can leave. >> Megan doesn't want you in the car. So, get out or we're going to rip you out. >> You're not going to rip me out of the car cuz I haven't done anything wrong. >> Tyrone said he wanted his phone back and the cops obliged him, but he was still refusing to get out of the woman's vehicle. All he had to do was get out of the vehicle, and there was still a chance that he could leave with just a warning, but somehow he didn't seem to get it. >> Megan, you don't want him in here, correct? >> Absolutely not. She's trying to go eat breakfast. She's been telling me for an hour now. >> An hour started because I wanted to take my car while she ordered the >> Okay, so she doesn't want to be here. >> She's the one that drove here. I haven't done nothing but sit here. >> So if you had a car, listen. Um, >> Tyrone. >> So, if you had a car, listen, Tyrone, >> that's crazy. Tyrone, I'm not going to send you somewhere else. >> By that point, he was just pushing his luck. He'd already been given multiple warnings to step out of the vehicle, and the officer's patience could only extend so far. If you had a car, okay, and some and you let somebody get in it and whatever whatever you guys were doing >> and then all of a sudden you want them out and they don't get out, what would you do? >> You know what I'm saying? >> I didn't do anything at home. Like I I didn't do anything. I've been getting tripped on since I got picked up. >> It doesn't matter though. >> Yes, it does. Yes, it does. If we if we have an agreement, you're going to come get me because you have to drop me off at I just met him today. This household, she dropped me off here cuz she had to go do something. I was like, "Okay, that's fine, but I need you to come get me and take me home." >> Mhm. >> So, when she got back, >> so here's the thing. Okay, bud. >> And she's tripping on me off the rib. Off the ripter. It didn't matter if the woman had promised him a ride. She was allowed to change her mind about it and it wasn't against the law. It wasn't like they had a contract in place binding her to the agreement. It was her vehicle and she wanted him out, plain and simple. The cops gave him one last warning to comply. >> You're making this a lot harder than it needs to be. And what's going to happen is we have another unit coming here and we're going to rip you out of this car. >> That's fine. >> When you could just literally get out and you can walk away. Do you understand that? >> Just be FYI, he has a knife on him. >> If you guys take me in, >> I'll get medical attention. So, >> from where? >> We ain't taking you to the hospital. We're taking you to jail. If we have to rip you out of this car, we're taking you to jail. >> You won't have to. >> Okay. Why are you not wanting to get out? >> Because she's supposed to take me home. >> But she's not she's not inclined to do anything she doesn't want to do. He was refusing to hand his ID over and refusing to get out. Eventually, another officer got there and together they tried to remove him forcefully, but things didn't go as planned. >> You need to get out of the car because she doesn't want you in the car. So, we're to the point where we're going to trespass you and then if you don't get out of the car, then you're going to go to jail for trespassing. You're going to get ripped out of the vehicle and taken to jail. You understand that? >> So, you have two options. Get out and walk away or get ripped out and go to jail. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Then get out. >> We're still talking. >> We ain't holding up. No, this doesn't work on you. >> We're still talking. >> Oh my god. >> Why are you doing this? >> You're being weird, my friend. >> Your arm this way. >> Okay. You're going to break your arm or you're going to get out. >> Okay. Do you just want to get uh do you just want to get tased? >> No. Why are you Get out of the car. Get out. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. You guys are surrounding me. You're about to tase me for no reason. >> Step out of the vehicle. Get out of the car. >> Step out of the vehicle. That is a threat. That is a threat. >> It was a ridiculous situation. When the cops initially got there, they just wanted the man to get out of the vehicle and walk home. But since he refused to follow orders, there was a pretty good chance that he might end up getting tased. >> Stop. Please. STOP. >> STOP. PLEASE >> GET out of the vehicle. >> Stop. Please stop. PLEASE >> GET OUT. GET OUT. GET OUT. >> Get out. >> I'm getting out. >> Let go. LET GO IN THE >> G. What the? >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> WHAT THE WHAT the >> I told you you're sending me TO JAIL. YOU'RE SENDING ME TO JAIL. I JUST GOT TASED, SHOT IN MY ASS, ALL types of >> Tyrone was right. The cops had just tased him and it was completely his own doing. But during the altercation, he wasn't the only one who got it because two female officers also got hit. >> Let's go. >> Why are you yanking me? >> Cuz you don't clearly don't know how to listen. >> What the are you talking about? >> You don't know how to listen either. I was >> Let's go. >> Stop trying to manhandle me. >> Are you going to want to listen or not? Sit I'm not going to go like that. >> Sit down. >> I want to see you. >> I can stand here. >> Clearly, you are. >> He grabbed my chair. >> You don't have to do that. >> I have to search you. >> Can you put my base in my pocket? >> No. >> I got it. Let it go. >> Can I hit it one time? >> I just got tased in my tas, too. >> Don't blow it in anybody's face. >> That's why you don't grab ice with tasers. >> Why did you tase me? Because you weren't getting out. >> You're so pretty, by the way. >> But why did you pay me? >> Because you weren't getting out. You weren't listening to them. Does that make sense? We had to You're not listening. You're not getting out. You're actively grabbing onto the doors and everything like that. >> For what? >> You did a great job. >> Tyrone was acting like he had no idea why they tased him. Sometimes suspects think everything's up for debate, which couldn't be further from the truth. When the cops give you an order, there's not a back and forth debate until you decide to comply. It's >> not me. It's not me. >> I'm so sorry. >> I'm so sorry. >> Quit fired. >> It's not my fault, but I apologize. >> Where'd you get hit at? >> In my in your butt. >> Oh, this is my sergeant right here. >> On my speaker tattoo. >> That hurt. >> Can you zip up my jacket, please? Can you look at my sergeant right here? >> Are you hurt, man? >> I'm the supervisor. >> I'm hurt. >> Where you hurt at? >> My pride. >> Oh, man. >> That'sed up. >> I give you a hug. >> Yeah, that was funny. >> One more behind you. >> Hold on. Hold on. No, no, no. >> He grabbed onto my taser and at the >> He grabbed your taser. >> Yep. >> Tas measure. They did. >> The other prong went into my leg. >> The one mine. >> I don't think mine actually. >> No, mine still went into my leg. >> I'm just standing here trying to talk to you. Why do I have to sit down? That That makes me feelat. >> That makes me feel even less of a man than I already am at this moment. Can I just sit? >> I'm saying nicely to you. Have a seat. Can I lean back in the vehicle? >> Can I lean against the >> No, have a seat in the vehicle. Despite the fact the two female officers got tased because of his resistance, Tyrone was more worried about his ego being bruised. Thankfully, the cops who got tased weren't severely hurt by it. And afterwards, they still managed to have a good laugh. >> Let's go. >> Hey. Hey. Damn. Damn. >> Sit in the car. >> I was already leaning inside. >> No, you weren't. My camera shows like you were going to >> grabbed onto my taser, pulled the trigger, and it deployed onto them. >> Was his Did his hand pull the trigger? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Okay. And that's when he >> That's when we got both of you. >> No, Heather did though. >> I didn't even know this was in me until I got over here. >> Cuz it's going to be hard. [laughter] >> Assault three on a police officer. >> You got to cry. So quick my hand break on the I try not to get >> like this. >> They charged the man with criminal trespass, malicious mischief, resisting arrest, assault, and another misdemeanor account of assault. On the 21st of February, 2023 in Dunwoody, Georgia, the cops were dispatched to a restaurant after reportedly a suspect there had become disruptive after refusing to pay his bill. >> What's going on? >> Hi, my guest is at the bar. Um, he's being very derogatory, saying things that are inappropriate. Um, he's refusing to pay his bill. >> Okay. Um, so >> do you guys want to have him trespass or do you want >> Yeah, I would trespass him and um we'll take care of the bill of course because we have to charges for that. >> Um, I need to call my area director real quick to get that answer. Um, I do know what we'll trespass him. Um, but the dollar amount I don't think they'll do anything. I think they'll probably just call it a day. >> What kind of things is he saying? >> Saying the n-word. He's saying like this place and just a lot of I don't know all the words per se because they said heard more. But at this point like it's it's getting a little nerve-wracking. Like it's just inappropriate. >> So not only was the man refusing to pay his bill, but he also refused to leave. The manager escorted the cops outside and pointed out the suspect, Don Rush. And with that, she let the cops do their thing. >> What's going on? >> [music] >> You don't want to pay for your bill? >> No, I don't I I didn't have enough bill, but I had money. I only got I just got my um um things out of property today. >> Okay. >> All right. Um are you able to pay for your bill? >> I have money on my card >> and I just called my other credit card that when I my water had got my credit card got stolen, >> but then the other credit card on Walmart had got stolen also. So then the the money that must have been on there was on it to pay. So so I wasn't able to pay the bills that I had to pay. >> So the man didn't have any money to pay his bill, but that wasn't an excuse to be harassing the staff. Maybe if he'd been polite to them, they might have settled on some sort of agreement. But the moment he started verbally harassing them, that went right out the window. Next up, the cops asked Don to step outside with them so they could talk to him in private. >> Trespasser. I went to jail because I had a warrant. I had a warrant for my DUI. So that's when they took me out of Rice Street and I got on Rice Street and stuff like that. So then I came back up here to get my property today and stuff like that. But I >> and then my took off my money off >> I'm a pimp girl. I know. So So they they had that took that took my credit my money off there. So that had on e trading account. They took the money off there. But I didn't know. I thought I still had money on my Walmart. >> You got your license on you? >> Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. I do. >> Now, if Dodd were a pimp, you would think he'd have a lot of cash on him that it'd be more than enough to pay his tab, but that wasn't the case. And while the staff was willing to overlook his bill, they did want him off the property. >> All right. Well, this is what's going to happen tonight. So, they they don't want you to come back in this restaurant ever again. Okay. >> So, he's getting a form that I'm going to fill out with your information on it, and it's it's going to say criminal trespass warning. That just means if you come back to this establishment again and and they see you here and they call us, you could be arrested. Okay. >> So, >> okay. >> Just going forward tonight, you know, >> don't come back here. >> So, so what he didn't give him my spaghetti? He actually told me to order spaghetti. I don't get it for no reason cuz I was just going to take my drinks and just and just and it be okay though. So, I'm just saying with a tabby tabby gave me $85 tab on it. >> Yeah. So, >> that can be settled in uh civil court. >> Civil court. So he's trying to take >> Well, they're not going to have you pay for the the I just can't come back, >> right? They're just saying that. >> That's all they want. >> It was starting to sound like it had all been settled. Don accepted the terms of his trespass ordinance and agreed not to come back. But as the cops were about to leave the place, they saw the man again and he was lingering behind the restaurant. >> That's your copy. Okay. Keep it if you'd like. [laughter] >> All right. Y have a go. All right, Mr. Rush. >> Yeah. All right. Thanks, sir. >> Thank you for your cooperation. Have a good night, Mr. Rush. >> Mr. Rush. >> Yes, sir. >> We told you to get off the property, right? >> Yes, sir. He was going to play with some folks. >> No, we're not doing that. You're getting off the property. You were giving criminal trespass warning. Leave the property. Don't come back. Okay. >> Okay. Could I ask you one question? >> No. >> How do How do we folks to stick out this this thing and everything else? >> How do we I'm Get out the property. >> I'm I'm going get I'm going to >> go. >> I'm It's time to go. It's time to go. >> So So how you want me to tell him now? >> Hey, go. >> Don't worry about it. You were told to go property. You got to go. >> Here's the thing. If you don't if you don't leave, you're coming with us and you're going back to jail. You got to keep going for trespassing. Right. >> Right. That's that's >> how many more charges I would have cuz how many if I have one charge? A lot of >> you have a few more. >> A lot. What? Just fel. >> So So how so how you going to control the Henry and all them? But I'm going to I'm going to leave. I'm going to ask you. >> We got to go. Last chance. >> This guy was really pushing his luck. Not only had the officers given him a clear verbal warning, but he'd also gotten a physical copy of the trespass ordinance. And yet there the man was immediately after chilling around the dumpster out back. >> Hey, homeboy. Hey. >> Coughing. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> That's what I want. >> You made a choice. >> No. You made You made a choice. >> You made the choice. Oh, y'all made it to it. Yeah, that's what I like right there. I like that. I love them handcuffs. >> Yeah, I like them handcuffs. >> Yeah. >> How it hurt? How your nuts feel, [ __ ] How your nuts feel, [ __ ] >> Get in the car. >> How your nuts feel, how your nuts feel, huh? Tell me when to get in the car. I can talk while I get in the car. Come on, let's go. No, y'all broke the rules here. Let's go. Let's go. Y'all broke the rules. >> We didn't break. >> Yeah, it is. 72 hours. 72 hours. Yes, you did. Yeah, you did. >> Yeah. 72 hours. Huh? Can How you going to sn Can you take him off? >> Or you going to be like a [ __ ] You going TO BE LIKE BLOOD NOW? >> You're going to be like blood. The cops here had had enough of his pimp talk. After they finished up searching him, they politely asked him to get in the back of the cruiser, but apparently that was the last thing he felt like doing. >> Have a seat. Mr. Rush, calm down. Have a seat for me. >> Mr. Rush, let me you with >> Mr. Rush. Have a seat for me. Thank you, sir. Have a seat. >> I'll break THAT ARM IN ONE PIECE. >> HEY, have a seat for me. Huh? Okay. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> You better act like a >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> You hel me in like you want to. >> Mr. Rush backush. Huh? >> Lean in. Get in. >> Rush. >> Rush. Don't worry about her. Just have a seat for me. >> Huh? >> I ain't BLINKING THAT ONE TIME THERE. >> MR. RUSH. I'm >> Will. You think I'M MILITARY GRADE? >> I'M GOING TO have to pull you if you don't sit. >> You know you can't touch me. >> YOU KNOW YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME, >> MR. RUSH. >> YOU KNOW YOU CANNOT TOUCH ME. >> You know that. He knew. HE KNOW HE CAN'T TOUCH ME. >> All the way down to the jail house, he kept up with the tough guy charade. But after they got there, he started changing his tune and was asking the cops to go easy on him. But sadly for this guy, that's not how these things work. >> Criminal trespass and obstruction. >> Obstruction justice. >> How? >> What did I do? >> What? Okay. What do I do to justice? >> I told you to leave. >> I didn't leave >> and then you came back. No, I went I went I I went to senior crowd. >> Well, even if you went to senior crowd, you still came back. >> And then when we asked you to leave again, you didn't want to leave. >> I was talking to the I was talking to the gentleman for the government. >> I know. But when we asked you to leave, you said you didn't want to leave. >> No, I didn't. When I said leave, I was leaving, right? I was talking to the gentle. >> Did I ever [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> No. >> You trusted me a lot. >> Okay. with him. That was that that was psychological. You know what I'm saying? That was psych that wasn't psychic. But but I didn't cuss at you though as officer. >> You did too. You said a whole lot of rude rude stuff. >> Cuz you was talking to them. >> No. >> Yeah, you were. >> No. >> Okay. >> They charged the man with resisting arrest and he got a trespassing charge as well. On the 9th of May 2025, the cops were dispatched to a bar after reportedly a drunken customer there was refusing to leave. They'd asked the man to leave multiple times, but he refused to do so because according to him, somebody inside had his phone. >> Okay, listen. What does your phone look like? >> My phone is a black >> you already paid the tab. How are you going to call the phone? I pay my tab. You can call my phone for me. >> Okay. I'm not going to call your phone for you. But >> I know. Please be nice because when y'all lost your phone one time downtown, I bought the phone to a mother police officer. >> Okay. >> He dropped it. >> Two things. One, >> I don't care. >> One, I'm going to help you out. >> Two, you're just not going to tell me what you're going to be doing. >> Please give me my phone. >> So they they don't have your card because they don't keep cards. >> They don't face my phone. >> Okay. I was just telling I'm not I'm not I'm not >> What are you doing? >> No. No. Stop. Because I asked Listen, man. What the? >> While the man continued to argue, another officer checked in with the bar staff to see about the man's phone. But according to the bar staff, they had never even served the man and they didn't have his phone. >> When I find my phone and I check and it's here, that's on y'all. >> That's fine. You could try that in the morning. They don't have your phone. >> They don't. >> They never even served you. You lie cuz I got >> a good night. They don't love your phone. Good night. Good night. >> USE A GOOD LIE. GET THE OUT MY face >> because have a good night. >> Yes, [music] >> sir. Ma'am, I just went in there and had a drink. So, please go in there. >> And now you're not back in there. They don't want you there. >> No, they kicked me out of there because I fired up a black. Hey, I'm I'm telling you right now, they would not steal a phone. >> The officer gave the man some solid advice. He should go back to his house, and if he still couldn't find it, he could contact the bar at a later date. If they did have his phone, he could send somebody to pick it up for him. But in the meantime, since he was trespassing, he'd have to get going. But instead, he decided to stay there and direct his anger toward the female officer. >> Okay, >> one more time. >> Be nice to you. Do what you got to do because it's not me, it's them. >> Have a good night. You're done. >> I want no good night when I They got my card. >> We're done here. >> We're done. >> They don't have >> They don't have your card cuz you paid with your phone. >> What the They do. >> You paid with your phone. That's what you just said. >> Right now. >> They don't have a good night. If you come back, you're going to go to jail. >> That's fine. I don't either. You dumb [ __ ] >> Give me your documentation, please. Thank you. >> What's that? >> Give me her documentation. Thank you. >> Shut up. >> No, it's no shut up. Give me the documentation. Thank you. >> You come back, you go to jail. >> Give me the documentation. Thank you. >> Give me all of your information so when I get so when I prove you you're wrong. >> You can look like a fool. >> By that point, they'd already given the man some clear and direct warnings. He wasn't being asked to leave. They were ordering him to do it, meaning he didn't have a choice. And if he didn't immediately turn around for them and walk in the opposite direction, there was going to be some trouble. >> Give me your card and your documentation. I do. >> GIVE ME YOUR CARD AND YOUR DOCUMENTATION. I know the where the I got to go. Give me your card. No. Give me your card and your documentation. >> Please give me your back. Turn around. I'm not resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Give me your arm now. >> I'm not resisting. >> Give me your arm now. >> I'm not resisting. >> Give me your arm now. >> I'm not resisting. >> I ask questions. >> I asked for information. >> So me asking for information. >> No, you snatching at officers and putting your hands on people. I never touch the officer. >> What an incredibly dumb move. The cop told him several times to back off. Yet, he continued to pursue her. As a result, he quickly learned the consequences of ignoring those warnings. He had nobody to blame for the predicament he was in. But unfortunately, that's not how the man saw it. >> All I ask is a simple question for information. I asked for I asked your information >> 619. >> Ma'am, I asked your information. >> No, you didn't. I asked for your card and your information. >> Ask your card and your information. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. I had some card and information. So, I'd like >> Y'all can drop me off home. I had some cards and information. It'll be on the tracking app. [clears throat] Call any information. >> He didn't wind up in handcuffs just because he asked for her info, he was placed in handcuffs because he pursued the woman after being asked to leave multiple times. And just when you thought things couldn't get any worse for him, the cops found something in his pockets. >> You need to relax. Okay. >> All I ask for, >> whatever you have in your pockets, you need to relax. Okay. >> I don't have nothing in my >> I got these shorts for my cousin. Stop doing that. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Stop doing that. >> You're going to go back to the ground. You understand? >> It's going to be 25-16983 1693. >> Instead of listening to the cops and going back to his house, he decided to argue and pick a fight with the cops despite the fact that he had cocaine in his pockets. Even wilder, he was delusional enough to try and convince the officers that the shorts he was wearing were his cousins. >> All right, have a seat. Is there anything else on you that we can find? >> No, man. I did nothing wrong. All I did was ask question. >> You debate that with the judge. Okay. Put your feet in. >> My cell phone is in there. >> Put your feet in your feet. >> My cell phone is in there. support. It's going to be another charge. >> I have not done nothing, man. I'm telling you. >> There's up to positive cocaine. Seems scary approximately half gram. Step up. >> I'm trying. Don't think I'm being wrong. Can I go in the pit wig con? >> Have a seat. >> Watch your hand. >> They charged the man with assault on law enforcement, possession of cocaine, trespassing in an occupied structure, and resisting without violence. While a bond was set for the drugs and trespassing due to the assault on an officer charge, the judge ordered no bond. As a result, the man remained in custody. There was a whole lot of chess puffing and a lot of tough guy energy. But things didn't quite work out for them the way they wanted. As things turned out, when you pick the wrong cop to mess with, it's a pretty fast way to learn a really hard lesson when you try to bully a female officer and instantly regret it.