Get on the ground. >> Jesus. >> Stay down. Stay down. Stay down. Are you going to get >> On December 22nd, 2023 in Burlington, Wisconsin, Officer Rice and several others were dispatched from a complaint by a RLP manager on one of her employees, Renee, who she suspected to be under the influence of illegal substances at work. While on route, officer Rice met with another one of the employees to be further briefed on the situation. >> What's going on? >> We have an employee here. Uh I'm a retired police officer. >> Okay. >> Roughly 20 years on. Um I work here part time driving a truck. We have an employee here. He's been in and out of jail for the last few years. He just got out of jail. Um he's on some sort of narcotic possibly. >> Okay. He's in the shop office, which is that pole barn there. That's >> Yeah, the brown one there. Y >> the northeast corner of that pole barn is is the office space. >> He's been squatting in there. He has a blowup mattress. He's been sleeping in there at night. >> In the morning, he puts the mattress in a closet. This morning, one of the guys walked in there. He shoved something down his pants, and then he's screaming that he burned his junk. Okay. We think he has >> 6 soaked. He's got sweat rolling down his forehead. >> He's walking in circles arguing. >> Adam Zebra one hand down the front of his down the back of his pants. >> Circling just sweat pouring down him. His eyes are bugging out of his head. >> Does he have anywhere to go or what do you think he need should uh happen here? >> He's homeless. So >> yeah, >> every time um this he gets in a fight with somebody who was in jail for beating the crap out of his cousin who was in a wheelchair, >> beat the crap out of his aunt when he was living with her. >> Okay, >> there's a good chance when he sees you guys, he's either going to run or he's going to grab something and try to fight. >> Okay, >> there's tire irons and stuff laying around there. So just >> Okay. What's uh who's in charge right now? >> Andy's in charge. He's not there. >> Not there yet. Okay. >> Wendy is the office manager. She's the one who called you guys. Um >> she's probably the one in charge. >> Yeah. >> Um I can kind of walk you guys in there and show you where he's at. >> Yeah. My partner should be here in just a minute. So yeah. >> What uh what do you think the best outcome is for this here? >> Him. The overdose. >> Well, you know. Yeah. Yeah. >> Um I don't know, honestly. He uh >> it's kind of on Andy and them if they're letting him be in there knowing his problem >> Andy. I said you're setting yourself up for a huge liability allowing this. I said you need to handle >> Yeah. If you come in there and he's dead, you know that >> doesn't look so hot for your business >> or kills somebody. >> Yeah. Yeah. Cuz he freaks out because he's high on whatever. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, has he fought you guys before or just, you know, of his past where he's >> um he's fought with people? >> Never physical here? Um he's been in screaming matches with people here. >> Okay. >> Back people in the corners, threatened them >> with me. He's always cordial cuz he knows, you know, my >> history. Okay. >> Here's my supervisor here. So, what's this guy's name? >> Uh Rainy. It's R E N E. I've I've seen people on and I've never seen that this type of it's like he's hallucinating. >> He's been living in that pole barn for weeks. >> He washes his clothes in the shop sink and hangs them outside to dry. The little office area where he's been sleeping, there's a door that swings open. Behind that door is like a closet door. That's where he's been stuffing his air mattress and that. I'm guessing that's where he's stashing his >> Okay. >> He has no expectation of privacy in that shop. He doesn't own it. He doesn't pay rent. >> We'll have you spin around and then park where we can park and then walk in with you if that's prefer. Yep. So, >> all right. >> Yeah, he's he's probably going to fight, guys. So, >> how long has he been living there? >> Okay. I saw somebody walking over there. So, he was in that far window there. >> Okay. >> Who else is in the shop? >> I told everybody to get out. >> Okay. [Applause] He's right there. >> Do we get closer or keep space? Hi Renee. Hi Rene. >> I won't call you Renee. >> What's your name, sir? Can you get your hands out of your pants for me? Get your hands out of your pants. >> Oh, >> do it now. Show me your hands. >> Sure. >> Show me your hands. Do it now. >> Oh my gosh. >> Show me your hands or you're going to be tased. Do it now. Stop. Or you're going to be tased. >> Oh my gosh. Where at? It's here. Show me your hands now. >> Pull your hands out or you will be tased. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> I don't tase me. I I don't have >> Show me your hands. >> Get your hands out. >> You're going to get tased. >> Move your hands. Move your hands. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get on the emergency tasers. >> On the ground on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. down. I got the >> back. Get out. >> I don't know what he's got. >> Send a couple county squads front street. >> Come on out, man. Just get down on the ground. >> Get down on the ground. >> Come on, man. Just stop right now. >> He's trying to throw A play with us. Come on. Keep your hands out here. >> Rainy sprayed >> him. No. Get out. Go out the door. >> You're going to get hit. Stay. Turn around. Turn around now. Get out of this. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. Stay. >> Stop. Got that? You got that arm? I do not have his other arm. >> I'm getting his other arm out. >> This way. >> All right. Let me know. I need help getting the arm. >> Do it now. >> Give him the arm. >> That arm >> There we go. Barrel. You can lean up. I got his right arm. You got his left. >> All right. >> Don't fight us anymore. Okay. >> All right. >> There's sharps. >> That's okay. That's okay. >> Okay. >> I got it. >> Stay there. Put your hand. Okay. We got a partially restrained. We do not have a handcuffed. >> Do it now. Come on. >> Arms behind your back now. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. Good job, >> Renee. Just take a breath. >> I don't know what's going on. >> I got one. Okay. >> You doing all right, bud? >> Just keep breathing. >> You're okay. >> Yeah. Let's get >> Can you get uh rescue stage at the skating? >> All right. >> At the skating ring, Kane Street. Come on. Let's >> get another set. >> Don't even think about it, man. Don't even think about it. >> Come on, bud. Just keep breathing. >> Let's get this one. >> Stop resisting, Rainey. Just Just relax. Relax on two. >> I didn't get it. I didn't get it. >> Okay. >> Rolly on your side, Rainy. >> Keep breathing. You >> all right? You all right? He's got a lot of layers on though. >> Yeah. You okay? >> Let's search him out. He's trying to grab two guys. Just heads up. >> Don't resist, man. >> Yeah. >> You all right, bud? >> No. >> What's the matter? >> What's wrong, bud? >> It hurts. >> What hurts? >> Everything, man. >> Everything hurts. >> He's high on something. >> I don't want to get sprayed, you know. He's got He got sprayed, but um >> he's I can't hold on. Let go of your hand. Watch his hand. He's going to grab you. >> Yeah, I trying to get gloves on here. What do you got in your He was reaching down his pants. Good search. >> What? Stop. Stop. >> What's he Yeah, I don't want him reaching down his pants. Whatever he's got. >> Stop. >> I have a red. >> Yeah, we got it. He has hands down his pants the whole time. He wouldn't move his hands back up. It's mostly the front, but I can't tell. >> I know. I can start if we got anybody have a shears. Grab a shears. Get this. We don't know what's in the front here. >> You just dropped something or something. >> What's that? >> You anything on your pants? >> Any weapons or anything? >> We don't. >> That's what That's what we're worried about in that state. That's what we're worried about. And that's why we're not this way. You keep reaching down your pants. Okay. >> I don't see. What was he grabbing down his pants? >> Something in there. >> Are you able to leave? And >> he's fighting us everywhere we go. >> You doing all right, bud? >> No. >> No. What's wrong? >> What's wrong? >> Okay. >> Yeah. He has no he has no >> I know what >> you know his past medical history. Does anyone know diabetes or anything? >> Oh okay. Okay. >> Drug user too. Yeah. So >> but you don't know if he has diabetes >> emergency. >> Should we give it back? Okay. >> There's one layer. >> No. There's another heavy shirt. >> I'm going I say we keep the sweatshirt cuz you got three layers on. We can search the rest for the most part. >> You doing better now? >> I know. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Oh, >> no. What's wrong? >> Can you talk? Can you tell me? >> Renie, stop grabbing stuff. We don't know what you're doing. and you're freaking us out. >> There you go, man. Just keep breathing. Just take a couple deep breaths and just try to relax. We're trying to help you right now, okay? >> It might not seem like it, but we're trying to help you. There's something >> We'll get you up to the hospital and get you checked on by a doctor. You're not in the right state of mind here. Just waiting on the rat. >> Okay. You're doing good. Just keep breathing. Nice breaths. Yeah. >> Doing better now, Rainy. >> Yeah. >> No. No. >> What can I do for you? Huh? Get those straps. >> You all right now the line. Pull them up. >> Just watch here. Hold on. >> Renie, it's okay. >> It's okay. >> Take some breaths, buddy. >> I'm okay, bud. >> Nice cinchy tug. >> Now roll. Roll toward. >> Okay. One, two, three. >> And grab these and give them one more good. Bottom to top. >> It's all right. Just take some breaths. Okay. >> This is to help protect you and us. All right. >> All right. You good? >> Uh, get these shears back to uh Brian. You're all right, man. You're okay. >> I don't want to grab my foot either. >> Yep. Just taking the stuff off your face. Okay. >> You're doing all right. >> We're going to put this helmet on you so you don't bang yourself around. Okay. Ready? See if this actually stays under your chin. >> There you go. >> All right. >> Bring the cot up closer. >> Slide the cot over here. We'll pick him up and put him on. >> There you go. Yo fine. [Applause] All right. [Music] >> Then I assume 94 should be in any time. [Music] [Music] >> Doing a lot better. Renee was then transported by rescue to a nearby hospital for medical attention and clearance and was then transported to the county jail. Renee was found guilty of battery to a law enforcement officer after the metal object he threw at one of the officers during his resistance in the office. He was sentenced to 2 years in state prison as well as 2 years extended supervision. He was also put on probation for 3 years with the condition of both substance and alcohol assessment. Please consider showing your support by liking this video if you want 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 overall enjoyed this video, check out the next video here.