An officer is called to a beach in Ohio after some teens reportedly exposed themselves to the lifeguards. The officer finds the suspects arguing with the lifeguards and throwing a shoe at one of them. >> Hi, why'd you throw that at him? >> Because they're provoking us. They're provoking all of us. >> Okay, go and turn around for me. >> For what? >> You're being arrested. Well, let me step it up. Turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you arresting her? >> Why are you arresting her? >> I'm going to taser point. Put your hands behind YOUR BACK NOW. >> WHY ARE YOU ARRESTING HER? >> MOVE. You move. >> Why are you arresting her? Why is she getting arrested? Why is she getting arrested? Why is she getting arrested? >> STOP. STOP. >> GO. STOP. STOP. >> [screaming] >> STOP. STOP. STOP. >> 38 SEND ME UNITS NOW. >> BRO, I have asthma, bro. Can you get the off of me? Do I have asthma? >> Stop resisting, okay? >> I have asthma. Can you >> Stop. Now, step stand up. >> Stop. Stop talking like that. >> Sit in this chair right now. >> Why are you arresting her? >> She assaulted the lifeguard, okay? >> She talks too much. >> It doesn't [ __ ] matter, okay? >> Okay, you don't matter. We're still shutting up. For what? >> What's your social? What's your social? What's your social? >> Bro, she literally up here provoking us. You're arresting her. >> What's your social? Cuz I saw you assault her, okay? >> a [ __ ] shoe but >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. THAT'S ASSAULT. >> It didn't hit her. >> It hit him. >> It didn't hit her. >> Step back. You're going to jail, too. >> How was it assault? She didn't touch her. >> What is your social? >> What does that have to do with race? >> No, I No, you're >> It has nothing to do with race, okay? Step back. What's your social? What's your social? >> I'm trying to be nice. >> Okay, I get that, but what's your social? >> Why do you need my social? >> To ID you. What's your social? >> If you don't give me your social, they can take you to jail. >> They can't take me to jail for no reason. >> Listen, if you don't give me your social, you got to sit in jail for like three days. >> Well, she's been to jail before. She knows. >> What's your social? >> It's my decision. You want to go home and enjoy your family, don't you? I got the same attitude. I don't be giving a [ __ ] about them, too. But at the same time, them here to protect you, let them protect you. >> They're not trying to protect me. They're arresting me. for what? Because >> What's your social? >> And this dude was provoking us. >> You two, step back. >> [laughter] >> Step back. Step back. It's not that hard, or I'm taking you both for obstruction. Step back. Step back. Step back. Step back. Get back. Get back. Okay, go and turn around. No, stop. What are you doing? Why she getting arrested? Okay, go. Sit her down. >> Just sit down. >> 381 more custody for obstruction. Stop. SIT DOWN. STEP BACK. Sit down and stay put. Oh my god. HE'S GETTING RELEASED. OKAY. NOW THAT'S STOPPED. NOW YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL >> for resisting. No, stop. >> Stop. Please sit down. Sit down. WHAT'S UP? STEP BACK. ALL THE WAY. GET back up. He said back up, so back up. That's not about saying sorry. Back up. Assault, obstruction, resisting, resisting and obstruction. He's about to go for obstruction. Back up. We're not going to ask you again. We're not We're not going to ask you again. Go. Stop. Stop. She'll go to jail. >> I know. >> So, I'm just trying She won't ID herself, so >> Well, she'll get ID'd down at county. What did she want to do? Obstruction and resisting? She'll go to jail, too. >> I didn't easy. >> Who is this, dude? >> This is a passerby that just walked by. She's cool. Just step back, man. Thank you. >> Y'all not even getting OUR STORY BEFORE Y'ALL ARE READY. >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. What I >> DON'T TALK TO ME, [ __ ] >> SIT DOWN. >> YOU DUMB ASS. >> BRO, STOP. >> I DON'T CARE. >> [screaming] >> I DON'T CARE. ALL RIGHT, SO I DON'T CARE. >> WHAT DO I DO? >> WELL, WE CAN'T FIGURE IT OUT RIGHT NOW. >> WHAT IS YOUR [laughter] NAME? >> YOUR CAR RIGHT HERE? >> YEAH. LET'S GO. >> GO >> STOP. HEY, YOU GET BACK. GET THE BACK. GET BACK, MY MAN. ARE YOU KICKING ME? >> You talking to me? >> SPIT IN MY FACE? >> [screaming] >> SIT IN THE CHAIR. >> CARLOS, GET CARLOS. You not following my orders. >> Sit in the chair. >> Bro, this cop IS HURTING ME. >> ARE YOU GOING TO STOP SPITTING IN MY FACE? >> YEAH, BRO. >> Back off. >> Get the back. >> Back off. GET THE BACK. Back off. If he interferes one more time, he's going TO CUFFS, TOO. HEY, BIG DOG. >> I didn't touch nobody. >> Go back on the beach. >> You're hurting me, dude. >> You kicked me and SPIT IN MY FACE. >> I DID NOT I DID NOT SPIT IN YOUR >> YOU DID. YOU KICKED me and SPIT IN MY FACE. YOU SPIT RIGHT IN MY FACE. >> Y'ALL NOT LISTENING TO OUR SIDE OF THE STORY, THOUGH. Y'ALL straight arresting us. Like, that's not how police [ __ ] GO, BRO. >> GET IN. >> DON'T YOU SEE ME GETTING IN? >> NO. WHAT'S YOUR SOCIAL? >> I don't know my social. >> What's your name? >> I don't know. >> Okay, so you're failing to identify yourself? Okay. Just stay put. Do not get off that chair, okay? It's all good. All right, I'll get you sorted in a minute when I get more units here, okay? >> Go back on the beach. Do not stand here and mess with people. >> I'm not messing with nobody. >> Okay. >> I'm supposed to watch. I'm supposed to take care of them. What do you >> All right, then go sit down. Do not go Do not go near that car. Do you understand me? Hey. Do you understand me? >> I'm responsible for >> Okay. Do not go by that car. Do not go by that car. If this guy comes even near that car, go with handcuffs. >> Spit in my [ __ ] face. >> All right, in your hand. >> I did not do that to you. >> When you were resisting, yes you did. >> No, I didn't even resist you. >> Come on. What is your name? Did you give it to him? How old are you? No, how old are you? Can you tell me how old you are, please? Either way or not, you're going to have to tell me who you are. Sorry about that, guys. I'm going to step in the shade. Is that cool? Tell me exactly what happened. So when I rolled up, I saw her throw the shoe at you. >> So I'm the supervisor on this beach, in charge of all the lifeguards, and I was down at Euclid Beach telling all the swimmers to get out of the water, and I came back, Victoria told me that that group of three people, they were right in front of that second chair right there, and she came over, and she >> The guy was like I was just sitting there. He had trouble kind of walking there, and then he was facing towards me, opened his pants, and took a picture of his >> Of his penis? >> Yes. >> Hey, [clears throat] I'm going to put her in there. You can take a seat, please. What's your name? What is your name? >> I'm not telling you all because I just did that for no reason. >> Okay, then you're you're going to go to jail. >> I don't care. We're suing you, and I'm going to sue you all. I'm going to sue them I can because they hit They touched us first. That's what y'all don't get. >> That's not right. >> weren't doing that cuz they're white. >> What? >> You're black, and you're taking up for them. >> Okay, what is your name? >> I'm not telling you. >> You have to give us your name. >> I'm not telling you. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Do you know her mom like her mom or her parents or >> Hey, no. Fox. Fox. Down there. >> I was going to try to get her name. >> I got don't Don't about him. >> You telling her to go down I'm responsible for them. You're not listening to >> He is going she's going down there to talk to the lifeguard. Okay, did he show you his penis at all? >> No, all he did was open his pants and do that and then he kept kind of circling around so I I just pulled him and then I came back here. >> I went up and I approached them and I just said one of my lifeguards just approached me and said you just made her extremely uncomfortable and I just asked you guys to leave the beach. Like at that point they denied it. So the guy he had a I think it I'm assuming >> The guy with the shirt on. >> Yeah. >> Okay, I had to go ID him then. >> That's my cousin. >> Okay, what's her name? How old are you? How old are you? How old are they? >> They're both of them 18. >> Okay, what are their names? >> Why Why do you Why do you need >> Cuz they're going to jail. >> Why? >> Listen, they're in handcuffs. You see that, right? So what is their names? >> What I'm saying why are you all risking your >> Okay, you're not listening to me. >> You're not listening to me. I'm I'm >> I'm trying to get their names and I'll listen >> people is going to jail >> And I'm trying to get their names and I'll listen to your story. Y'all were fighting, right? >> Nobody was fighting. >> Can you tell me their names? I'll gladly listen to your story all day long. Tell me their names. >> No, you're not listening to me. >> I don't care. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I don't care. >> That's that's okay with me. >> Uh his girlfriend was speaking up for him and she was saying like he wouldn't do that like I'm his girlfriend he's also too young and so I just assumed it was like a misunderstanding. I said if listen if you guys just can I just ask that you don't approach my lifeguards again and um that'll be fine. Just I'm going to keep an eye out and you guys don't approach them. And then at that point they said no like they wanted an issue and they were asking to see her and at that point she was in the shack cuz they just wanted to confront her and so I said no please don't and I came back and they followed me and I said if you guys like escalate this whatsoever I'm going to I'm going to be forced to call the non-emergency number and then from there I called my supervisor and I said there's three people sitting outside the shack they're refusing to leave and they're making my lifeguard feel uncomfortable and she said call non-emergency if they don't leave. So I went out and I gave them another warning I said guys like just go back to your stuff or I'm going to be forced to call non-emergency and from that point I called you guys. When you showed up that was the first time they ever tried to escalate anything. >> Okay. Are you okay? You don't need You don't need Anybody need EMS? Anything? I'm going to need a favor from you and you. Okay? When he took the picture of his penis and stuff like that. Okay? >> The first one over here in the chair spit in my face and kicked me. >> Okay. So, assault on a PO and then uh >> 100%. You all right? >> Yeah. I was trying to comfort her. She tried to switch on me and >> Scraped your knuckles? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Can I please have your name? I'm going to ask you one more time. There's no point for you to go to jail for overnight getting an add another charge or whatever happened. I don't know what happened there. Okay? So, listen to me. >> Uh Jemaya. >> Are you How are you guys related, you and the dude? >> Um this is my cousin. >> Okay. >> That's his girlfriend. That's my cousin, that's my brother, and that's my son. So, he's the one who took the picture of his junk? >> He didn't take it. I looked through his phone. >> I I have no clue about that. >> Can I look through his phone? I looked through it. >> I don't try to get his info. >> I looked through his phone. Can you look through it so you can see? >> Just give me 1 second, okay? Yo, what is your name? I know you hear me. What's your name? What is your name? Are you calling a parent or something? >> No. >> What is your name? >> Wallace. >> Cuz you're all involved in this. We got the call about you, okay? >> Call me doing what? >> What is your name? >> We didn't do nothing. >> You weren't leaving when employees asked you to leave? >> This your little >> They didn't ask us to leave. We were trying to talk to the lady cuz she said I did some weird stuff and I was trying to talk to her. >> Can you please give me your name? >> Bro, they trying to arrest her for assault. Auntie, she didn't She didn't hit nobody though. >> I'm going to ask you this one more time. Are you going to go in handcuffs too? Give me your name. >> Why? Why? >> Because you were involved in this whole altercation. Give me your name. >> They told They trying to arrest me now. >> They wrote it down. >> They said they They said they trying to arrest me now, too. >> Is it Deshawn? >> Bro, I don't know. >> focus? I will let you talk on the phone. Just focus for 1 second. Please tell her how to spell your name. >> Talk to her. >> D E S H A >> Auntie, he just came down there. He didn't even tell us what we did. He just arrested them on spot. Auntie, look, man. They was arguing with some white girls at the at the thing because of the white girls had said some weird stuff. >> All right. >> You want to ask her if she got her other phone, please? >> Give me a second. >> You You don't have >> I will ask her in a second. Relax. Give me 1 second, ma'am. I mean, what he did was weird and making them uncomfortable, but we don't really have nothing on him. I'm >> So, you're saying she ain't charged She ain't charged with these but >> When y'all came down here to arrest her, y'all didn't even tell us what y'all charged her with in the first place or what her charges was at all. Y'all just straight up arrested her. How you How can y'all just arrest her just like that from down there? Down there, she didn't do anything. >> Whatever this officer saw, it was enough to try to detain, but the moment he went to detain >> that she going to jail off of She didn't do anything. >> I'm not having this argument. The main thing she needs to worry about isn't even everything before. It's kicking and spitting on cops. Cuz that's going to be a felony. Sundays, man. >> Yeah. >> It's always Sunday. The suspect who was arrested first, Ajana, was charged with simple assault, disorderly conduct, obstructing, and resisting arrest. The second suspect, Maya, was charged with obstructing and resisting arrest. They are both presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> People think officers get frustrated because somebody's loud. Most of the time it's not the yelling. It's realizing 5 seconds into the contact that nobody plans on cooperating in the first place. That's what caught my attention here afterwards. It's once the race accusation came out, the entire conversation shifted away from the behavior that actually started the incident. Being asked to leave somewhere because of disruptive behavior isn't automatically discrimination. Some people get taught early that accountability feels easier to reject than accept. The hard part about that mindset is once somebody truly believes every consequence is racism, they stop self-correcting. They stop asking, "Did I make this worse?" and everything becomes external. Everybody else becomes the enemy. It's like trying to force the wrong battery into a device and then getting angry when it doesn't work. At some point, you got to stop blaming everything around you and recognize the connection itself is wrong. And yes, officers know that feeling. Somehow, these calls always seem to find their way into the end of the week.