A drunk man was asked to leave the store. Instead, he tried to fight the cops and got what was coming. >> Hi. How's it going? >> How you doing? >> Yeah. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. I'm just chilling. >> Okay. Well, you can't chill in here if you're not buying anything. You definitely can't have an open container of liquor. And you got to put your shoes back on. >> All right. >> They don't want you hanging out here. Okay. I understand. >> Where are you going to go? >> I'm going to stay right here. >> They don't want you here. You just told me. >> So, where are you going to go? >> I'm going to stay right here. >> You can't stay right here. You can't stay right here. >> So, go ahead and put your shoes on. >> Huh? >> Put your shoes on. >> And um I'm going to stay right here. >> Well, you can't stay right here. I understand. >> They called us and he just told me that he doesn't want you here anymore. >> No, I'm going to stay right here. >> I'm going to go talk to him about it and whatever he says goes cuz he's the manager here. Okay. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Um, [Music] >> how you doing, sir? >> You thanks. Yeah, I know. >> You appreciate it. >> Yeah, I know. >> Why would you say >> I'm sure you know? >> Well, he just came up and asked you how you were doing. >> My name is David. >> I asked him if he had his ID on him. >> I'm sorry. >> Do you have your wallet? Do you have your ID in it? >> I don't have it. I I'll be apologized and >> Okay. >> Okay. Spell your last name for me. >> Tim. No. No. He needs to go elsewhere. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, you do. >> No, I do not. >> You better sit down. Sit down. >> Listen. Stop. >> Talk to me. >> Guess what? >> Stop. >> Jenkins, give me his other hand. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let go. >> Nope. I'll let him go. >> Why are you fighting? Stop. Okay. >> Why did you do that? >> Because this guy's a [ __ ] >> What did he do? He came over and asked how you were doing. That's it. Let's go. Get up. >> Yeah. Get up. Come on. You got to >> You're going to pay for this. >> Oh, yeah. Why you tensing up? >> Come on. >> Yeah. >> All right. If you could give us just a moment. >> Yep. Get out of our way, please. Can you move out of our way? >> We're a swing mother. All right. >> What's that? >> We're smothering mother. >> Okay. Well, he just sacrificed my buddy here. So, >> yeah. He just stood up and put his hands on me. So, no, he's going to jail. >> He's not going to jail. >> Yes, he is, ma'am. >> He just stood up and put his hands on No. Back up. He ran out of his medicine, you'll talk to a second. You're going to handicap person. Can >> you please just let my my hands go? You're going to be in trouble. >> All I did was walk in there and ask how he was doing. He said to me twice because let me finish. Let me finish. As my partner was trying to talk to him, he looks at me. He says again, stands up and puts his hands on me. Do you understand what that is? It's called battery on law enforcement. >> He's going to jail. >> Sir, what? >> He's handicapped. >> Doesn't matter. He didn't need to put his hands on me. All I did was walk in ask how you did that on purpose. If I go and touch, what are you going to do to me? >> It's battery on law enforcement. Stay away from >> my kid. My kid wouldn't be putting hands on cops. >> Anything in your pocket or in your >> No, ma'am. I do not. >> We are. >> Back up. >> Back up. We will explain taking our show since you're listening to me and since you know what I mean. Please back up. We will explain to everything y'all in just a second. >> Let us deal with the first thing to tell me. I'm worried. >> Back up. We didn't do anything. We were talking to him and he stood up and tried to fight us. >> I didn't try to do anything. >> So, please just be kind to me. >> He ran out of his medicine. You understand? He's got very high blood pressure. He's got epileptic seizures that even had it work. Bangus had bleeding in the brain twice. >> Okay. He's in a business drinking, getting publicly intoxicated. All the business was asking him. Let me finish. Okay. >> All the business wanted to do because he was getting intoxicated in there was have us come in and ask him to leave. As my partner was talking to him, I showed up again, asked him how he was doing. He said to me twice. I stopped talking to him, didn't pursue any further conversation. As my partner was trying to gain more information from him, he looked at me, said you again, stood up, and then put his hands out on me. >> All right. >> So again, battery. >> I understand the thing, but I don't think I think he realized you were a cop. He would not have done that. My partner and I both are in full uniform wearing a patch. >> Yeah, he must he must he must have went and got some booze. >> Oh, he definitely did. I mean, there's a big old bottle of it in there. >> Thank you for coming out, guys. >> Yes, absolutely. >> Oh, is there anything I need to call for you guys or anything? >> Did you ask him to leave? >> Yes. >> How many times? >> I asked him once. >> One time to leave. How long ago was that? >> I asked when he was on the floor. I I asked him to stop sleeping on the floor. Um then earlier I caught him drinking on the cameras. I recorded on my phone. Then I think 5 to 8 5 to 10 minutes later I caught him drinking again. Recorded that. Then came over, told us he has to leave. Yeah. While we're waiting, he kept drinking a couple more times. So >> Okay. Have you ever seen him before? >> No. >> No. I haven't seen cuz we get homeless around here, >> but I haven't seen this. >> He's not homeless. >> Okay. >> Um, so what time did he get here? >> Probably like an hour and a half, 2 hours ago. >> Ma'am, he got up in an aggressive manner. >> But if you say he's intoxicated, he did not know what he was doing. It >> doesn't matter. >> I think it does. >> Even when we're intoxicated, we still have some understanding of what we're doing. >> No, we don't. No, we don't. We forget. >> Okay, you can argue that with me all day long. If you want my name and badge number, I'll give that information to you. You can also request my body cam footage to see what happens. >> Handicap. I'm just asking you. >> I can understand. >> They do not know you're an officer. You can >> I'm in full uniform. If I was wearing like a t-shirt and shorts and a backwards cap, then I'd understand. >> See that? But they don't see that. >> Can I go in there to see if he left the cap there or something? >> Are you talking about like a baseball cap? >> I think it there's something in there. My partner's handling that right now. Okay. I got to stay out here with him. Make sure he's >> going to be I can get the address for you in a second. Yes, please. >> Okay. >> So, where does he live with you guys? >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, he's been here for about 2 hours drinking and they keep asking him to leave. So, they called law enforcement and I walked up and I said, "Hey, we got to you got to get out of here." And he said, "No, I don't. I'm going to stay right here." And and he was being sweet about it. And then my partner rolled up and was like, "Hey, man. What's going on?" >> You and all this stuff. >> And then we were like, we we got him calmed down again. and he was being sweet again and then he stood up and attacked him. >> So >> yeah, I'm going to bring these with him. >> Ma'am, I just wanted to apologize on behalf of what happened here. >> You don't need to apologize. I understand your job, but I'm just saying we have to have a heart. They don't know what they're doing when they're in that condition. >> Listen, I've been in my fair share of mental health calls where people are not mentally there. But given what happened, he was being completely aggressive and got >> if they were Korean, they would not have done that. I understand. >> They don't mean to hit you and and and that's a bad thing. Now he he's got two child supports to do. He's got to get to work, get a job. >> Has he been having issues with drinking? Your husband mentioned something along those lines of having possibly having a drinking problem. >> He drinks, but he goes a few months. He's okay. But if he doesn't eat, >> he hadn't had it worse. He hadn't had anything to eat today. I mean, you know what? I have a cocktail once in a while. Once in a while, you know. >> Okay. All right. Well, we're going to clear out of here then. Again, I'm sorry about everything that happened, but he may be able to bond out tonight and at least come home and then have to go to first appearance and do it before a judge. >> Okay. Uh, >> so >> the problem was this. Once he got that, he lost everything. >> Yeah, >> that's it creates more problems than it solves, unfortunately. >> That's that's the problem. >> But before I get going, do you all have any more questions for me? >> No, I think that is all. Thank you so much for the address and I'm sorry it happened. >> All right. You all take care. All right. Yes, sir. >> He was charged with disorderly conduct and battery.