Lady called. 911 open line. I get up there, she's waving her hands. My boyfriend, he beat me up, took my phone. >> Let's watch that side. He's inside. He's inside. >> On January 11th, 2026, officers in Ohio responded to a local hotel after a 911 call came in with a woman screaming on the open line. When they arrived, the caller reported that her boyfriend had assaulted her and taken her phone to prevent her from calling for help. But when an officer tried to stop him from walking away, he pulled free and took off running. Here's what the officers did next. >> We're at Marriott. >> Get in your car, man. Get in your car. >> He was down the hill from CVS Apple and Plaza shopping. >> His name is Alante and she claims that he has no reason to run. I'm at the back door. Let's watch that side. He's inside. He's inside. >> After breaking away from the officer, Alante makes his way to a nearby restaurant. He thinks he's lost his pursuers, but multiple units are already converging on the building. >> [music] [music] [music] >> Alante tries to blend in by grabbing a cup of water at the bar, but he doesn't realize the officers have already spotted him through the windows. >> [music] >> Notice the reaction of the restaurant staff. Realizing something is seriously wrong, the manager immediately instructs everyone to stay clear and let officers handle the situation without interference, prioritizing employee safety. >> [music] >> What are you reaching for? >> About to get tased, dude. >> YOU REACHING FOR? >> MY PHONE. >> PUT your arm out. >> All right. >> Got one. [clears throat] Got one. Got one. >> That one. >> All right, slow it down. >> He's [laughter] on the ground. >> All right, get his other arm out. >> Get the other arm out. >> Let me >> Get off me. >> Put your other arm out. >> Get Put hands up. >> Oh, yeah, you a [ __ ] You a [ __ ] I'm out, [ __ ] I'm out. This is not a game, fool. You can ask them. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I got it. I got it. >> You got it? >> Yep. Got it. >> Grab your cuffs. Can you move your hand a little bit? >> Yep. I'm going to spit on your [ __ ] ass. >> Hey. Quit resisting. >> I ain't resisting. You can come here. Come on, [ __ ] Come on. [ __ ] come on, [ __ ] I'll kill your ass. It's all you, man. Come on. I see you. I just beat the other person. So, they called the cops. Ah, spit in the car. Spit on your [ __ ] ass. >> Yep. >> [laughter] >> Cut this off. >> Huh? >> Spit in my mouth again. >> I got freedom of speech, [ __ ] >> Cut this off. >> No. Cut it off for >> Yeah. >> Quit moving. [ __ ] >> Yeah. You got any weapons on you? Huh? All right. We're going to find out. >> Yep. I'm going to have to steal all my [ __ ] Make sure you don't erase that body cam footage. [ __ ] ass voice. You a security guard. You ain't even a real officer. In my face. >> Is he spitting? No, he's not spitting anymore, now. He's [music] got his mouth shut. Quit spitting. >> Beat my ass. When you erase that body cam footage, YOU'RE GOING TO BEAT MY ASS. BEAT MY ASS. >> TURN. >> I'M A BLACK PERSON. GET OFF MY >> I I HIM. >> CLOSE MY [ __ ] YOUR MOM'S A [ __ ] >> Which way? >> To the back of you. >> FD got him on the 18 in Alaska. >> Sit him up, man. >> [music] >> I like that. I like that, bro. See? >> [laughter] >> He's putting on my wrist. >> Fine. >> Excuse me. >> All right. All right. Are you tripping out? Tripping out? Excuse me, THIS IS MY >> MISS, I WANT TO. MISS, I WANT TO. >> YEAH. >> MISS, I WANT TO. MISS, I want to. You're a [ __ ] >> Thanks. >> You all right? >> Yeah. >> By the time I got to him, they were freaking on the ground. >> They uh threw me up against the car and they bum rushed me. >> And so I was >> I've had this coat for years. I've been using this coat. One idiot ripped it. >> You guys need it. >> Zip ties for his legs or anything? >> Knock it off. You understand? >> [ __ ] you. >> You're not going to break it. Why bother? >> Cuz I can't. Cuz I can't. >> Just knock it off. >> CUZ I CAN'T. GET OFF ME. >> SUSAN JUMPED OUT OF THE CAR AND he We bounced off that car. >> Who's taking him? Is this ID, credit card? >> He's right out by the water tower. Jesus Christ. >> We'll go and deal with him. We'll get back with you cuz we need to get obviously get your name. >> Yeah. I I still got to find the freaking girl. >> Yeah, but he ran in there. I'm looking all in the bushes. And I walked past the back side of the window and I see him in there drinking a cup of water. >> What did you guys have him for initially? >> Lady called 911 open line. I get up there, she's waving her hands. My boyfriend, he beat me up and took my phone. And she's like, he's going to run. He's going to run. I walked through the back side. He's trying to come out the window on the second floor. So, he sees me. I'm like, dude, she just wants to get her phone and get her [ __ ] Let's He goes back in the window. So, I was going to get a key at the front door. As I'm about to go in the front the main lobby, I see him come out of one of the front doors. The other guys had gone around the back. And I'm like, come over here. And he says, he walks up and says, she can have her [ __ ] Here's the room key, whatever. And he starts to walk away and I grab the back of his backpack. And I said, get your ass back here. And I pulled him back. And he pushed off of me and started running. And I wasn't running super fast. He was running but I let him get gas out. I was jogging behind him and he's going across. And I saw you coming. >> It's a go order to give me down. That. I don't know why y'all on the police force. Y'all is Y'all don't like back to me, racist piece of [ __ ] Racist ass, [ __ ] You White piece of I'm going to call the [ __ ] >> Where do you want him? >> Take him back. Joe's going to probably back while I'm going to go back probably and have to >> White piece of bro. I better get all my [ __ ] too. I mean, really just had to be my ass like that. To go y'all to do that. Little old me. >> You know the only thing she wanted was her phone, right? >> What? >> You know the only thing she wanted was her phone. >> have her phone. >> Okay, then. >> I was just BUZZING THE PHONE LINES. >> THEN WHY ARE YOU RUNNING? >> WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? >> WHY ARE you running? Now you caught a case for nothing. >> What are you talking about? The way your partner rolled up on me. Shouldn't have rolled up on me like that. >> Oh, okay. >> You weak ass security guard. Trying to grab me and [ __ ] What the [ __ ] you grab me for? >> [music] [music] >> Just drop that [ __ ] right there. Calm down a little bit. >> I'm cool. >> All right. What's your first name? >> Alonzo. >> I got this bag in my Your cooperation makes things a lot easier for everybody involved. Okay? I don't even know what your charges are at the moment. How long have you been here? Do you got a lawyer or anything? Okay? Cuz those officers are still proceeding. As far as we go here, let's just get your information so it's all ready to go when I hear from them and know what they have going on. Sound fair? >> All right. >> What's that? >> All right. >> I can't understand >> All right. >> All right. Thank you. You open your eyes, right? >> No. >> Okay. Why did you take off, then? >> I'm already got [ __ ] going on with these main cases. I'm already on bond for already. >> You have a case where? >> County. >> Cuyahoga County? >> Yes. >> Okay. At the time of his arrest, Alante was already out on a $25,000 surety bond in a separate domestic violence case out of Cuyahoga County. He had been released in August 2025 with GPS monitoring and a no-contact order. However, just one day after this arrest, prosecutors filed a motion to revoke his previous surety bond. So, we feel comfortable that you're going to remain calm. We'll take care of the spit hood and the handcuffs. Okay? So, just continue to prove to us that you're chill now and we'll take care of that in a little bit. Neither one of us wants to get spit on cuz we do angry things when we get spit on. Did you see that? Where do you stay at? >> Some ID. >> Is that a good address for you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is the girl at the hotel the same one you have a protection order against? >> No. >> Or she has against you? Okay. Is this protection order from that case you got? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You will remain calm and not spit on us? >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry? >> Yeah. >> Doesn't sound very positive. >> I'm cool, man. I'm not going to spit anymore. >> Okay. We'll take the spit hood off you as long as you remain not spitting on us. Thank you. The woman that was at the hotel, um is she your wife? Do you have kids with her or anything? >> She's my girlfriend. >> Girlfriend. >> You want to release me slowly, slowly, cuz I'm putting on my shirt and everything. All right. You can face the wall. All right. These are facing down. So, I'm going to need you to bend at the waist and lean forward. So, can you bend some more? Thank you. All right. Take your coat off for me. Do you have anything remaining in your pockets? >> No. >> No? Okay. You have a belt or anything on you? >> No. >> Any piercings that we need to know about? >> It's gone. >> It's gone. Okay. Why you catching so many domestic violence cases? I mean, it looks like every case you got is domestic violence. >> That's only with that one person. >> With that one person? >> Yeah. >> She just toxic. I get it. I was just thinking We're all good. >> Good. >> Yeah, I just need to know why he's here and uh assault and um resisting >> Three assault on PO. Attempted murder charge. >> Um and then he was wondering where the rest of his property is. [snorts] So, >> Well, I don't know where his backpack and stuff is. >> His backpack is in my car. >> Okay. He might have to take his phone in too. That's what I can be on. >> I didn't see a phone in there. >> Cuz she said the two phones were copied from her on the first. >> She said there isn't one. Do you know where her phone ended up so she can find it? >> I don't feel it. >> When you were running, it might have fell out. Okay. You need to call anybody? Do you know the number? 509 and then the phone number. >> I don't know if I'm going to get out of here. >> No, you won't get out on Monday. Lake County is not as lenient as Kenosha County. >> No. And then we going to be at What's this? >> Willoughby. >> Willoughby police station. Do you know if they still have a They said I got a shirt on. I got a shirt on police officers. Where is this arrest? All right. Why you want to know where the arrest is? >> What's that? And then that's on Monday, right? >> You're going to We're going to drive you out to Lake County as soon as they get your paperwork together and the rest of your property comes here. >> All right. Who hit that [ __ ] What did I do to him? That was about to bust his head. I want to get his head. I like busting him. Punching him or not. I'm not going to punch nobody. If I did, especially if Money can't put it. I'm not leaving. I'm getting a lawyer or whoever pretty officer or whatever. I don't know who he was or whatever. She was telling me she want to [ __ ] Yeah. I have a phone. [clears throat] Getting a new phone. You talking about we about to go upstairs? Told him I don't got to go up too. They got to go up my foot back. Listen. >> I'm going to ask you some medical questions, okay? >> Okay. >> Have you been drinking or smoking at all today? >> No. >> Do you take any medications? >> No. >> Do you drink or smoke a lot? >> No. >> Okay. Are you injured at all? >> No. >> Okay. Do you need to be treated by uh medical personnel if you need it? >> No. >> No, you don't want to go to the hospital if you need it? >> No. >> Okay. That's your choice. All right. So, the property we have here is your ID, your debit card, and a book bag bag with a game system in it. >> My phone's in it. >> Okay, I'm waiting for them to to come here, okay? They're They're talking to her right now. So, I imagine they'll come here once they're done talking to her. Sounds like she's going to the hospital for something. She probably allergies to getting arrested. Cuz she's got a warrant for something. >> After the arrest, he was initially booked on charges including simple assault, resisting arrest, disrupting public services, and felonious assault on a police officer. When prosecutors formally filed complaints, the felonious assault charge was amended, and he was officially charged with three counts of assault on a peace officer, along with disrupting public services, assault, and resisting arrest. At the time of the incident, the suspect was already wearing an ankle monitor from previous domestic violence charges. At his initial appearance, the court set his bond at $250,000 with special conditions, ordering him to have no contact with the victim, and prohibiting him from leaving the state of Ohio. A few days later, he waived his right to a preliminary hearing. The municipal court judge bound the case over to the county grand jury, transferring the charges for felony prosecution. At this time, his court case is still ongoing.