I'mma find out who you are, my you >> stop fighting. >> On September 18th, 2024 in Middleton, Wisconsin, officers responded to reports of a disturbance after a man was seen yelling, throwing belongings, and stumbling in front of an apartment building. When police made contact, the man grew increasingly aggressive, resisting commands and lashing out at officers. What began as a call for disorderly behavior quickly escalated to a need to maintain control. >> No, you haven't been drinking at all. I can smell it on you and you were stumbling a lot when we got >> medication I take prescrib prescrib my doctor just talking. Do you need me to do anything? >> Just make sure that >> Hey. Um, are you Did you call us? Are you >> No, us. >> And do you are you a neighbor? Do you live here or >> I do maintenance here? >> Okay. Um, so how long were you out here with him before officers got it on scene? >> 20 minutes. >> Okay. Both of you? >> Half an hour. >> 10 minutes for me. 4:30 cuz I was putting tools in my car. >> Okay. And what's your first name? >> Mike. >> Sure. For Michael. >> Putting your tools away. >> Putting my tools away. He was over by the sign saying that he lost $1,000. Um he was going through his pockets trying to find things. Um and then he stumbled and kind of fell into the sign. So I told my wife real quick, I had to go outside and there's an incident happening. Came back outside and I just been talking to him and then Steve started talking to him. >> Okay. >> And I picked up his stuff multiple times, handed it to him and then >> So he was upset that he said he lost about $1,000. >> That's what he said. >> Okay. Um >> bill was $5 bill. Um, >> but there's been I mean like Barbara in the red I'm sure could hear it. >> Lady up there has been hearing it. >> Steve could hear it and that's why he came out. >> Okay. >> Um, the residents by the door I'm sure could hear it. >> So very loud. >> Very loud. Essentially, I just lost $1,000. That's pretty much it. And then once he found it, he calmed out, but he can't. >> He found it. >> He did. He said he did. He had a >> fairly good fairly good wad of five or $5 bills. >> He wants to give it to my church. I can't take >> I didn't take his money. I don't want >> I'm trying to look in his eyes to see if he's something else. He's got to be It's got boring blues. Come on. >> But I couldn't see in his eyes. He won't let me. >> He admitted before that he was drunk to admitted to me he's drunk. >> But when the officers came, he said, "No, he's on >> medication." >> So you're saying he didn't have any alcohol? >> No. >> Okay. You want to prove it? >> Probably have a breath test. >> I mean, I don't see why that's necessary. >> Well, that's your chance to prove that you haven't been drinking. That might be a good thing for your PO to know. >> No, I I haven't yet. I don't research. >> Okay. >> Well, Javon, I'm going to have you just wait with this officer for a second. >> Javon, what's going on today? I just saw you a couple weeks ago. >> Yeah, I remember you. >> Yeah. What's going on? I'm just trying to go home. >> All right. Well, sounds like you told someone else here before officers got here that you maybe had too much to drink today. >> Oh, >> doesn't matter who you bunch of people heard you screaming and yelling and asked if you were all right and you said that you had too much to drink today and that you lost some money but you found it. Maybe >> you keep falling over. >> Yeah, it looks like you've been drinking, man. So, just be honest with us. I've not been drinking. It's >> which I'm which I am prescribed. >> Yeah. Did you mix it with alcohol today? And that's why you're a little bit more >> I did not. >> Looks like it. >> Yeah. >> Now's the time to be honest cuz at least then you're honest. >> You're taking >> No, we're just going to detain you right now cuz you're clearly not able to care for yourself. So, we're just going to make sure that you're okay. We're going to get you in the back of the car. That way, you don't fall down. >> All right. Ready? >> Going to stand up. Ready? One, two, three. >> All right. >> We'll grab your stuff for you. >> You're taking with you. Don't lie. >> We're just going to put you in the car right now. >> Right now. >> Okay. And we're holding on to you so you don't fall over. Just making sure you don't fall as well. Walk us. Yeah. >> All right. This is just so that you don't fall. We'll grab all your stuff for you. cuz we don't want you to fall over. >> That's my money. >> We'll grab it. We'll grab it. Don't worry. >> We want to get you to the safe space. Okay. >> Just so we don't have you falling over. >> I don't see why I have to go to jail over my medication. >> We're just putting you in the car for now. So I'm So I'm detained right now. >> Yep. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Sounds good. >> You want to >> I don't want you guys. I don't want to cause problems. >> We're just going to quick do a a quick search. Can you put your hands up here? >> Put your hands up here. >> All right. Got it. >> You unlock it. All right. >> All right. Have a seat. Step down. There you go. There you go. All right. Put your foot in there. There we go. I'm just going to buckle you in for now. Okay. Just All right. I'll grab his stuff. You call Kinky. >> When Joan was first placed in the back of the squad car, he immediately became agitated, screaming, jerking around, slamming his head and feet against the door and window, spitting, and kicking at officers. >> Hold on. We'll fix it. Just relax. OKAY, >> we're not doing anything. Just relax. >> Stop pulling your arms. Okay. >> Okay. Now, can you sit up? Can you sit up? >> You're crushing my wrist. >> Okay. >> GET IT. >> HOLD STILL. >> Hold still. >> I don't need that. No. But you're hurting my wrist. >> It's going on top of your head. Javon. >> Javon. You're hitting your head against the window. So, we have to put this on your head. We have to put this on your head, JOAN. >> NOPE. >> SIT. >> HEY, stop it. Watch. >> She's kicking. >> All right. Spit hood first. YOU shadows are on. Take get ready. Stop kicking. Stop kicking. >> Easy, Javon. >> Easy. Don't make it worse. >> Don't make it worse. >> I guarantee you. Put me in the show with someone. I'm punching him. >> All you're going to say, >> stay here. >> I'mma find out who you are, man. You >> stay here. That's you. No, >> stop fighting. >> I don't remember. What's your What's your badge number? Tell me your badge number. I'm a you. >> On the way to jail, Jovan screamed threats, kicked inside the squad car, alternating between outbursts and brief silence. Upon arrival, he remained combative, kicking and attempting to headbutt staff before being booked on a probation hold and related charges. Joanne was found guilty of resisting an officer and disorderly conduct after causing a disturbance while intoxicated and fighting officers during arrest. The felony charge of battery or threat to law enforcement was dismissed. He was sentenced to 90 days in local jail on each count to be served concurrently with Uber privileges in order to provide a DNA sample. Court costs were largely remitted. However, he still had to pay $134. Please show your support by liking this video to see more of these cases with a proper legal analysis. Make sure to subscribe to stay informed about future cases like these. And if you enjoyed this video overall, check out the next video here.