All right. This was a guy with a warrant over there. No, they're two different people cuz they pointed this guy out to me. >> I'm so confused. Wait, wait. >> Okay, so >> He's not the one with the warrant? >> No. No. Apparently he has a warrant. So, so whenever they were talking to him, Swork said, "Hey, come over here and see if there's another guy." Cuz that guy said, "Hey, there's another guy also." So, when I walked around the side of the store, people there like, "That guy, that guy, that guy." I was like, "Hey, he's walking through the red river fence." So, I I thought this was the guy that they were calling about cuz he said cuz that guy said he's not the one that that they called. They said he said it was this guy. So, whenever he was walking down, I was like, "All right, well, I went back to go grab my car." And I and I got him stopped here. And then he was like, "Hey, put your hands behind your back." And I thought I I had missed something. >> After realizing his mistake, Sergeant Wheeler released the handcuffs and told Smith the reason for the arrest. He then complained to his colleagues and even tried to push for trespassing charges against Smith. Officer Henry was visibly frustrated with the situation. >> We got a We got an ambulance coming, okay? You don't want to talk to the ambulance? >> Eventually, the officers helped Smith back to his feet and called an ambulance for him. Out of fear of further mistreatment, Smith refused the ambulance and left the scene on his own. >> You don't You don't want to wait? >> No, I'm good. >> You You sure? >> Yeah, I'm sure. >> Later, he went to a local hospital where doctors confirmed that his left wrist was fractured. For the next 5 months, the city released no public statements about the incident. Smith then filed a lawsuit against the city and the police department seeking $700,000 in damages. None of the officers involved faced disciplinary action, and Wheeler was actually promoted to lieutenant 3 months after the incident. About a year later, Smith reached a settlement with the city. He ultimately received $350,000 in compensation.