Who's bleeding? Do you need EMS, man? Who did that? >> Hi, how are you? >> Kicked me right in the goddamn face. >> In Hustler, Wisconsin, a Friday night ended with one brother in handcuffs and their father bleeding on the kitchen floor. When deputies stepped inside, one man was on his hands and knees. Another was standing over him. On the floor between them was a pool of blood that someone had already tried to clean up. >> So, let me ask you this. >> Yes. >> Did Rob Like I said before, did Robert strike you at all? Tonight? >> One question was left hanging over the entire case. If this was really just practicing, like Robert claimed, why was his father bleeding? And why did Robert fight so hard not to be handcuffed? >> Why are you mad at me, sir? >> Robert, here. Put your hands behind your back, okay? >> We're practicing. >> March 7th, 2025, at approximately 8:00 p.m. in the village of Hustler, Wisconsin, dispatch received a 911 call from Brian reporting that his brother, Robert, was beating up their father, James, downstairs. >> Sorry about calling, sir. They're in the kitchen. >> All right. You mind if we come in and talk with everyone? You're Robert? Or no, you're not Robert. You're Brian. >> I'm sorry about this. >> No, you're good. I'll let you lead the way. >> Sorry about this. >> Robert? >> Yes, that's me. >> All right. How are you doing? >> I'm doing good. >> to have you stand with Deputy Smart here, okay? Where's Dad? >> Hey, I'm going to stand up with my hands up. >> Who's bleeding? Do you need EMS, man? Who did that? >> Hi, how are you? >> Who did this? >> That guy. >> Who did you >> Uh, I don't know. >> Be honest. >> Well, they got >> I I know you didn't fall. Be honest. >> We splashed some water on the floor and I >> Okay. >> Why are you mad at me, sir? >> Robert, here. Put your hands behind your back, okay? >> We're practicing. >> Put your hands behind your back. Robert, Robert, Robert. Stop resisting, Robert. >> I'm not resisting. >> put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you all grabbing? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. Why? >> Robert. >> No, I'm asking why. >> Because right now I'm detaining you, okay? >> For what reason? >> Just because I wanted to detain you. You walked away from my partner. >> For what reason? >> Because. Are you going to >> No, I want to ask why are you detaining me? Cuz there is actually laws behind this. >> Okay. >> So, okay. I want to hear it out. Why are you Why are you detaining me? >> Do you want Do you want EMS? >> Does he want EMS? >> Why are you detaining me? >> Robert. >> Why are you detaining me? >> Because you're walking away from my partner. >> I'm asking why. >> in a physical disturbance tonight. >> not. >> Well, according to what I've gotten on tape right now. >> Oh, well, that's okay. That's you and different. >> Come on. Put your arm down behind your back. >> I'm not going to. >> So, you're going to You're going to resist? >> Yes. >> Are you? Okay. I appreciate it. You want to turn? My way. Turn Turn like this. >> Woah, hey, hey, come on. >> Let me Let me move out of here and I'll get you. >> Okay, let's move out there. Thank you. All right, perfect. Now here, put your arms behind your back. >> Hey. Hit that light right there and we'll turn the light on and I'll do it. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to do everything I need to do. I'm doing everything I need to do. I was trying to turn the light on. >> You got shoes anywhere, bud? >> I got some juice somewhere. >> Some juice? >> Yeah, juice. >> You're arresting him? >> Yes, sir. >> God damn it. >> Hold on. >> I smell like >> Yeah, that's why. That's what happened to you. >> Hold on. >> Here. Not trying to hurt your arm, Robert, okay? >> Well, you hurt it last time. >> Well, I'm not trying to. Stop. Twist your arm. Twist your arm. >> What am I twisting? I'm standing behind me. What am trying to twist? Yes, my cut. What am I trying to do? My my WRISTS ARE BIG. OW! WELL? I GOT BIG WRISTS. WHAT AM I GOING TO DO? >> 22 Judith. >> I GOT BIG WRISTS. >> YOU'RE GOING TO WALK HIM OUT REAL EASY. >> THAT'S FINE. >> 10-95 with Robert. Do you need EMS? >> No. >> Does have a smell. >> No pressure. >> Okay. >> Does have a smell. >> You talking to me? >> You got shoes? >> No, I don't. >> Yes, there are some shoes right there. >> Where? >> But I'm going to have more fun dancing in the courthouse. >> Okay. >> Let's go. Where did you want shoes, sir? >> Brian said he could hear them fighting from the second floor. Both men had been drinking. Robert had punched James and thrown a cast iron pan at him. Though it missed. >> I already refused it. >> Why are we walking that way? >> I was going out the club. I was trying TO GET OUT. >> WHY ARE WE KICKING STUFF OVER NOW? WHY DID YOU PUSH THE TRASH can over? >> I didn't. You did. >> Sounds like a you problem, not a me problem. >> Robert, WHAT'S HAPPENING? WOO! WOO! >> YES. >> YOU WANT TO RUN AND FIND OUT? >> YES, SIR. GOOD JOB. >> Can you make that out? >> Robert. >> Negative. Say requested 48 to come out to the squad. >> This should be a lot of fun. >> So, why are we here anyway? >> There we go. Take a seat. >> So, why Why here anyways? >> Take a seat. >> So, why are we here, anyways? >> Please take a seat. >> So, why are WE HERE, ANYWAYS? SO, why are we here, anyways? >> Come on, get in the car. >> So, why are we here, anyways? So, why are we here, anyways? Everybody wants to ask, "Why are we here?" >> Get in the car. >> So, why are we here, sir? >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> For what? FOR WHAT, EXACTLY? IN MY HOUSE, I'M DISORDERLY? >> YES. >> OH, that's funny. >> Take a seat. >> You want to grab his leg? >> No. >> Go ahead, grab me. >> I can't get him. >> He won't go. Hold on. >> He won't go. >> Put him on the ground. >> He won't get me. He won't get me. >> Will you sit down so I can read >> Unless I have to do it. This is bull. AND THAT'S THE FUNNIEST PART. >> YOU GOT TO STAND UP, MAN. >> NO. >> COULD YOU PLEASE STAND UP? >> You want to cry? >> Hey. >> No. >> Stand up. >> No. >> Stand up so you don't get further hurt. >> Why are you Why are you hurting me? >> I'm not hurting you. >> HURTING ME. >> HEY. >> WHY ARE YOU HURTING ME? WHY? >> HOLD ON. >> OKAY, WAIT. >> YEP, WE'RE WAITING. >> GOOD. That's good. You were me up for no reason. >> No, we're just trying to get >> Oh, you're so up. You're out of your mind. >> Dude, you're refusing to go in the car, man. >> [laughter] >> What's your name? >> I got a lawyer, and that's one. >> Robert? >> Robert? >> Yes, sir. >> So, Robert, >> I got a nice lawyer. >> Do you think your lawyer would appreciate you not going in the car? >> They we sure sure will. >> So, listen, Robert. >> Yes, sir. >> We're trying to get you into a car, right? >> For what? >> You've been arrested. >> For what? For what am I being arrested? >> For disorderly >> Nobody told me any reason. So, I'm disorderly in my house? >> Yes. >> Why did you come to my house? >> Robert. >> Why did you come to my house? >> Robert. >> Why did you come to my house? >> Robert. >> Why did you COME TO MY HOUSE? >> OKAY, ARE WE JUST GOING to go back and forth like this? >> Yes, sir. >> not going to waste my breath. >> Then why did you come to my house? Exactly. You have no reason. >> Okay. >> Do you do could you? Make sure you ask why they came. >> Yep. >> No, I'm right here. Sit here. >> Just >> We're trying to ASK WHY THE COPS CAME TO MY HOUSE. WHY DID THE COPS COME TO MY HOUSE? There ain't no reason. Yes, there is not. Make sure you ask them why they came to my house. Big guy. Big guy. Make it my day. Big guy. >> Robert. >> Yes, sir. >> We're trying to get you in the car. >> You're trying to do what? QUIETLY? WHAT? >> ROBERT. >> THERE'S NO REASON for me to be in the back. >> Stand up. >> There's no reason for me to be in the back. >> Yes, there is. Stand up. >> Robert. Stand up. >> No, sir. >> You're going to jail. >> No, sir. >> All right, let's go. Come on, I'm going to help you up, all right, bud? >> No, sir. >> Let's go. Come on, buddy. >> Dude, you're going to get tased if you don't knock it off. >> Make sure I know why I'm getting tased. >> You're resisting, man. I'm not resisting. Stand up. STAND UP. IT SOUNDS LIKE AN AWFUL ORDER FOR YOU TO STAND UP. >> WHY? >> BECAUSE YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. STAND UP. >> STAND UP, DUDE. STAND UP, YOUR LAWS are [ __ ] >> That's fine. You got your choice. Stand up. >> Yes, sir. I'll take the tasing, but you already know your laws are [ __ ] >> Stand up, Robert. >> No, sir. >> Dude, please stand up. >> no reason to tase me. >> You're being actively RESISTING RIGHT NOW. YOU'RE NOT STANDING UP AND LISTENING TO A LAWFUL order to get in the squad. >> Go ahead. WHY AM I GETTING ARRESTED? >> BECAUSE OF DISORDERLY CONDUCT. >> GIVE ME A LAWFUL REASON. >> YOU AND YOUR FATHER GOT INTO A DOMESTIC FIGHT. Your brother witnessed it and is willing to fill out a statement for me. >> Oh, go ahead. >> That's what I'm doing right now. So, you're going to jail for that. >> Let him fill out the paperwork. >> Robert, this is not the time to argue right now. >> Oh, no, it is definitely the time to argue. >> NO, THAT'S >> OH, ABSOLUTELY. >> LET'S GO. >> STAND UP. >> PLEASE. Why are YOU DOING THIS? OH, LOOK. OH, LOOK. I'M GETTING TASED. OH, GOD. THEY'RE PUTTING THE TASER IN MY BUTT. LOOK, I'M GETTING KICKED IN THE GODDAMN FACE. >> YOU ALL RIGHT? You need medical? >> Oh, god. >> Well, he's going to get obstructing, resisting. >> Damn it. >> Battery officer. >> Did you arrest Robert? >> I did. >> For what? >> DC domestic battery. >> Well, I slipped on the No, you were washing dishes. >> Okay, I'm going to take pictures of your face, okay? Here, I'll turn this light up. >> God damn it. No. >> You want the light on? >> Yes, but it's not better. >> Are you willing >> That's fine. >> Yes. >> Are you willing to write fill out a statement or anything, sir? >> No. >> Huh? >> I don't hear a [ __ ] that please ask the statement. Please ask No. Everybody be quiet. Please ask me your question again. >> Are you willing to fill out any paperwork for me, sir? Like a statement. >> no. >> No? Okay. >> I can't >> Do you want to have a 72-hour no contact against your son? >> Absolutely not. >> Okay. All right. So, you're not willing to fill out paperwork, sir. Are you willing to fill out paperwork for me, son? Rob? That's not Robert, that's Ryan. >> Ryan. >> I'm the one that called him. >> What the happened? >> You tell me what happened tonight. >> Uh we got uh liquor. >> Liquor? >> Liquor >> better, but liquor is quicker. >> Okay, well, so let me ask you this. >> Yes. >> Did Rob Like I said before, did Robert strike you at all? Tonight? >> Um >> Don't lie, pal. >> Maybe. >> Okay. >> Perhaps. >> Okay. Maybe perhaps. Do you [snorts] need medical attention here to get looked at cuz your nose is bleeding, okay? >> Not at all. >> All right. Are you willing or wanting to fill out a 72-hour no contact with Robert? >> Absolutely not. >> No? Okay. >> James, still bleeding, declined to give a written statement, telling deputies that would be perjury. He wouldn't say outright whether Robert had punched him. He wouldn't even sign a 72-hour no contact order. >> All right, keep going. >> All right, I'm trying my best. >> You're doing a good job, Robert. >> I'm trying my best. My pants are starting to fall off. Well, I'm just telling you I didn't give you my hanger. I'm I'm not so sorry about that. Yes, the two officers that arrested me, you both >> That's pretty consistent. >> I was I was talking to the small seated I talked to the two officers that the other seated Yep. They come around and they done done done [ __ ] That happens. Oh, really? You're going to strap me down? >> Yeah. >> Yes, I'm not fighting. >> Okay. >> I hope everybody sees it. >> [sighs] >> That's why people don't like the police. >> [laughter] >> You got the belt? >> ahead. >> Go ahead. >> I ain't scared. Here with the handcuffs. You have to walk again. >> Okay, here, let's let's do this before you guys >> You need to do that first, huh? >> Otherwise, it's going to be a pain. >> Yeah. >> Put your hands behind you. >> Sorry to interrupt your dinner. >> All right. >> Everything's under camera here, right? >> Yep. >> So, I can get my I can get that back here shortly? That is really going to make my day. >> Yeah. >> Yes, sir. I'm not fighting. This [ __ ] about being resistant. >> It's lawful use. >> The two officers, two cops which is in is in I want to look at all them poor Look at all them poor bruises. Y'all broke me. >> Stop. Stop. >> We're going to get you out of here. We're going to get you We're going to get you out of here. >> Y'all broke my wrists. Y'all broke my wrists. Look at that. >> It was 10 seconds. That's the only reason. >> I ain't fighting nobody. >> Can you take that off? >> Yep. >> It looks like hell. Look at that. >> What's your first name? >> Go around and find out. >> What's your first name? >> I don't care. >> What's your first name? >> Robert. >> Robert. >> Yes, sir. Yes, ma'am. Whoever. >> No, no, that's fine. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Yeah, I'll pass. >> I I want the I want the video of her getting up. >> Go and get him up. Can you stand up? Go and go around. So >> Who am I listening to? >> Both of us. Both of us. >> Who? Who? Who? You? I'll listen to you. >> How about that? Appreciate it. >> Yes, sir. Your face here. >> Your face here. There you go. >> All right. I'm just going to pay you down. >> [laughter] >> GO around and find out, boys. >> [laughter] >> I got to makes my dick >> Yeah, there's a change. It might be some blood. >> Robert was then transported to the Juneau County Jail. Once placed in a booking cell, he began whistling loudly and continuously for so long that jail staff eventually handed out earplugs to other inmates. Robert was charged with battery or threat to a law enforcement officer, battery, resisting or obstructing an officer, and disorderly conduct. He was found guilty of resisting or [music] obstructing an officer due to guilty plea and was sentenced to 15 days in local jail. If you want more content like this, be sure to like, comment, subscribe, turn on notifications, and hype the video up. We'll see you in the next one. And remember, the lens doesn't lie.