Let me see your hands. No, >> stop right now. >> Backed up into my car. He's taking off. >> Call my mom, bro. >> Call my mom. >> Call my mom. >> What starts off as a chill traffic stop instantly flips into a fullon chase, forcing officers to track down a teenager before he disappears into the abyss. And even if they catch him, getting him to cooperate or actually spill what's going on is a whole different battle. my mom, bro. Call my mom, bro. >> Call my mom, bro. I sit on the concrete. Call my mom, bro. I'm not going in the back of this cop. >> Call my mom, bro. >> On June 21st, 2023, at about 1:32 p.m., a Green Bay police officer spots a Brown Kia Sportage driven by 17-year-old Darien carrying mismatched plates in Wisconsin. Thinking it might be stolen, the officer tries pulling him over, but things go off the rails almost instantly. King, can you just give me the channel for a second? We're north on Adams at Elmo. I'm just going to try to stop traffic. [Music] [Applause] Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. No. Stop right now. >> He just rammed my car. >> Stop. >> Backed up into my car. He's taking off. He's going south on Madison from Maine. He rammed the front of my car and took off southbound. >> Charlie, are you injured? >> Negative. Stone, are you okay? Stone was hanging on his door for a minute. >> Yeah. This is black. >> No, it's eastbound at Pine. High rate of speed. Must people are pointing all over the place. It's up the web. I'm not actively chasing them so far behind it. So, I'm going to go towards Irwin and University. It'll head back up into that neighborhood. 1374 Day Street is probably a good bet. God damn it. >> It's a brown Kia Sport Edge with the wrong plates on it. Adam Charles 3561. Last scene east on Pine from Webster on Webster >> and there's no more people outside the point description again. >> It's a brown Kia Sportage. The back right window I think is busted out Charles King 3561 skinnier male black driving all along. >> Somebody entered in a slag next time somebody goes through it. Uh one of the cameras. >> I already have that done. Heing ram me hard >> in the front. I'm going to check in a second, but I want to see if I can find it. >> One dispatch, I'm being told the vehicle went eastbound Pine and then turned northbound on Roosevelt. Likely heading towards Maine. >> No, it's at the dead end of Pine Street. I have it here. to the southwest. >> We cleared the vehicle. It clerks to the start of track with Hawk. We don't need anybody else at the car finding perimeter position. >> As officers and a canine begin searching the area on foot for Darien, the injured backup officer assesses his body camera to retrieve a picture of Darien from their earlier encounter. He grabs a screenshot, sends it to other officers, and pretty soon the updates start rolling in. >> We have a party calling in that there's a thinner male, black, not wearing a shirt, ran behind a greenhouse. Irwin and St. Clair >> unit just sent out a picture of the suspect clerk on the northeast corner there is a greenhouse. Saw him go behind there and then in front of the yellow house to the east of there. >> 25 Adam Green Bay main with a male black jeans corner of Beard and St. Clair. As officers confirm they have Darien in their custody, more units rush to the scene to assist. But what they don't realize is that restraining him won't be easy. >> How you going to tell me it's not too I know more about you than you. >> Where's your mother? Don't worry about Give me a phone so I can I mean I'm going to do it myself. You don't do it myself. So when I call my mom see you come out of that house. >> You did cuz you stopped me. >> I was over there. >> Exactly. You the one that saw me. You the one pulled off. I walk out. I immediately see right there. >> You got anything on you? >> No, bro. >> Besides your phone. >> Let me call my mom, bro. >> What's your name? >> Let me call my mom. >> What's your name? >> Let me call my mom. I don't have to tell y'all nothing without y'all violating my rights right now, bro. Let me call my mom, bro. >> So y came from a stolen car. >> So y'all not going to let me call my mom, bro? >> No, we're not going to let Bro, why is you doing all that? You think I'm going to run in handcuffs? You not going to what? >> You not going to what? >> Listen, I'll call your mom. I'm not going to >> then do it right now, bro. Y'all not touching me without my mom present. Bro, >> where did you get your law degree? >> Bro, what you mean? Law degree, bro. Y'all going to blow the like down there. >> You can keep touching. You can take my feeling if I have something like that. >> I'm not going to back nothing, bro. It's hot as hell back there, bro. >> Call my mom, bro. The bro, what is her name? >> Don't call my mom, bro. I'm not going in the back of that cop, bro. Call my mom. >> Going in the back of that cop, bro. Only I don't give a Call my mom, bro. Call my mom, bro. Call my mom, bro. >> Bro, call my OG, bro. Move. Get my phone, too, cuz I know how you police do, bro. Y'all lose my Don't give it back. Call my mom, bro. Call my mom, bro. >> Call my mom, bro. I sit on the concrete. Call my mom, bro. I'm not going in the back of this. Call my mom, bro. >> Call my mom, bro. Call my mom. Call my mom, bro. Call my mom. Call my mom. Call my mom. Call my mom. Call my mom, bro. I didn't do nothing, bro. I didn't do nothing, bro. >> Sit down. >> Sit down, >> bro. Y'all going to hog time me, bro. Put me in the car. Get in the car. >> Yogie me. I'm 16. Watch out, bro. You >> almost took me out, man. You all right? >> As officers continue with the rest of the process, Darien isn't done with his It's hot as hell in this cop car, bro. Y'all trying to make me die in this, bro. It's hot as in here, bro. G folks, it's hot as a in this car, bro. Let me out this, bro. It's hot as Bro, open the door, bro. You baldhead ass cop. At least open the door. It's hot as hell in here. At least open the door, bro. It's hot as in here. Please, bro. >> Damn, bro. >> What's your name? >> Don't worry about my name. Just let me call my mom, bro. You can get all the information from her. Get her on the phone. >> Get my mom on the phone, bro. You can talk to her. I'm not telling you nothing to tell my mom on the phone. I don't have to tell you until my parent is present. You think I don't know what the I'm talking about when I do. I'm not no dumb ass kid. I'm not giving you my name, bro. Call my mama up. She'll give you all that information. She'll give you all that information. I don't have to identify myself. I ain't do wrong. Call my mom. She'll give you all that information. >> Mom's number. >> Give me the phone. >> What is mom's number? >> The officer leaves a voicemail for Darien's mother. When they run her name, she's already tied to a stolen car case from May 20th. That little detail makes it clear who Darien is and what he's been up to. >> Like, bro, they y'all got me bleeding cuz this stupid ass cop want to grab my handcuffs hard as my hands bleeding, bro. Bro, y'all, bro, bro, I swear to God for it. What? Like, bro, you still sitting in here looking at what? You should have been called my mom. I gave you the number. Why she not on ring right now? Get on the phone with my OG, bro. Like what the I was not in no stolen vehicle, bro. Y'all lying for. Show me my picture. Show me the picture. Y'all got me in that stolen car. Tell that baldhead black. Come over here. Show me my picture. Show me my picture. Y'all can easily say that's any All right. That's any mixed kid in that stolen car. I wasn't in no stolen car. The y'all see me walk out that house right there going to y'all heard me on the phone. I swear to God I hate the police folk. We do not need y'all. Y'all can't even show me my own picture. Y'all sound dumb as hell. the y'all could like what, bro? How the y'all not going to show a picture of me in a stolen car? My child see me in a stolen car, bro. Bring me to jail, bro. I'll be about I'll be out that in like two days. Bring me to jail, bro. I rather be in jail than sitting in this hot hot ass cop car. What the Br me to jail for? I don't give no bring me to Brown County. I don't give no what the I sit in jail before I send this hot ass police car. What the? >> When tracking Darien on foot, one of the officers also located a USB charger commonly used in car thefts. The ignition on the vehicle Darien was driving was also damaged, further confirming that he had indeed stolen the car despite his denials. As officers wrap up the case on site, Darien continues to run his mouth. Ugly ass. Ugly. You don't get no skinny as no ass, no nothing. Long ass face with a long ass nose. Hurry up. Bring me the Bring me the B. I don't even get no I don't feel like going to jail today, bro. God, but I go I don't get no what the I so didn't want to go to the crib. Drink me some good ass Kool-Aid and watch me some good ass YouTube. It's cool though. My chance can get plain vote. My my plans get changed. I'll go to jail. It's boring as there. But I go I go, bro. I go. Am I under arrest? Am I being detained? >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. All right. For what? for a stolen car that y'all ain't even show me y'all got me in. >> Hit and run causing injury. Hit and run intended. Offering motor vehicle without owner's consent. Fling and looting as well as resisting. Let me see my picture that y'all got me in that car. Hurry up and take me to jail then, man. We sitting here for if I'm under arrest. Take me to jail, bro. The am I sitting here for just getting mad as? Take me to jail so I can be in force in four walls. Mad to myself, but bring me to the cell, bro. I hate the police. I hate every last one of y'all ass. I hate being around y'all. Bring me to mying cell. >> Darien was charged with felony vehicle fleeing eluding an officer, operating a vehicle without consent, secondderee recklessly endangering safety, and misdemeanor resisting obstructing an officer. He was eventually released on a $5,000 cash bond. 3 months later, Darien pleaded guilty due to a no contest plea of vehicle fleeing eluding an officer and resisting obstructing an officer. The two other charges were dismissed but read in. Ultimately, he was sentenced to 90 days in the Brown County Jail and 2 years of probation. He was also ordered to write an apology letter to the officer who was injured and to retrieve a high school diploma. Before the sentence was issued, Darien apologized for his actions. He said the 9 days he spent in jail after his arrest scared him. However, not long after serving his 90-day sentence, he was arrested again in August 2024 on felony charges of firstdegree intentional homicide, armed robbery, and possession of a firearm by an adjudicated delinquent. And before you go, I noticed nearly 68% of people who watch these videos aren't subscribed. If you enjoy the content, subscribing is the easiest way to make sure you don't miss the next bit of chaos.