Don't run up on me, dog. Don't you run up on me like that. You understand? Tuesday, March 7th, 2023, Coral Springs, Florida. Police received a call from a woman at First Methodist Church located at 8605 West Sample Road, reporting that a man was sleeping next to the air conditioning unit on church property. An officer was dispatched to remove the man from the premises, but he had no idea what kind of situation he was walking into. I'm Tyler and this is your daily dose of crime. It's around the back of the church house. I think he's gone. It's uh cuz I think I think I know who it is. What's up, man? How you doing? Still staying out here, bro? Yeah. Okay. Listen, bro. I've told you before you came to staying over here, man. This is a school during the day. Oh, yeah. I've told you this before. So listen to me. I've I've been cool the first two times. I've just asked you to leave. Today I got to trespass you. Today I got to trespass. Yeah. I'm going to trespass you for 90 days. You can't come back. All right. Is that fair? I've gave you a few chances, bro. I guess, bro. Paul Asavdo, right? Yeah. How much do you weigh? Paul, don't run up on me, dog. 220. What's up, dog? What up, dog? I've been cool with you, bro. What up, dog? I've been I've been cool with you. What up, dog? I've been cool with you. Don't run up on me, dog. Back the up. Back the up. The man sleeping on the property was identified as Paul Anthony Oavdo. The officer recognized him from previous encounters, and it wasn't the first time he had been warned about sleeping in that same spot. But this time, Oavdo showed a much more aggressive attitude and flat out refused to follow instructions. Was he deliberately trying to challenge law enforcement? Don't you run up on me like that. You understand? Stay on the ground. Stay on the ground. What's that for, bro? Cuz you ain't going to run up on me like that. I've always been cool with you. I've always Shut up. I've always respected you. I've always respected you. I've always been cool with you. You're not going to run up on me like that. Do you understand me, right? Do you understand? But you put your hands on me, right? Do you understand? No, you put your hands on me. You're not going to run up on me like that. No, you put your hands on me, though, bro. Is that about, bro? 220. Stay where you're at. 220, right? Stay right there. Right. Stay right there. You put your hands on me, right, bro? Why you put your hands on me though, bro? Cuz you ain't going up on me. Take another step. I was by I was by your I was by your door. Back up, Paul. I was by your door. We not going to do this, bro. I was like I was by your door. 220, bro. You want to go today? What? You want to go to You want to go to county? No, bro. Why you put your hands on me though, bro? Because I told you not to run up on me. Where's your camera at, bro? It's right here. No, it's not. No, it's not, bro. Put your hands on me, bro. I didn't put your hands on you. Don't step over here. I didn't put my hands. I'm not going to tell you. Step over here. I got all my stuff in my hand. What am I going to do to you? What am I going to do? Back up. Paul, what am I going to do? Back up. What am I going to do to you? Huh? Back up. Put your hands on me, bro. Don't step towards my car again. No. No. No. I got you, bro. I got you, dog. I got you. Put your hands on me, bro. It's not the first time you guys put your hands on me, bro. I've never put my hands on you. You, bro. You just put your hands on me. You don't care. Now you lost your job, [ __ ] You understand? Yep. You play with me, bro. Now you lost your job, [ __ ] Okay. Sorry about that. You, bro. Okay. You lost your job, [ __ ] Okay. You know what, Paul? You put your hands on me, bro. I can't believe that. Leave. No, no, no. You going to You lose the job, bro. Okay, that's fine. Call in a complaint. I am. No, no. Yeah. Yeah. Dorado, right? You know it. 90 days. You can't come back. You'll be arrested. I don't give a man. Give me the bro. You want to charge? You want to put your hands on me? You want your copy or not? No. Don't ball up your fist like that cuz we going to have All right. I got my light in my hand, bro. The Don't ball up your fist. Why you put your hand on me, bro? Walk it up on me, dog. I ain't going to tell you again. Oneonone, right? Me and you, right? You want to lose your job, throw it out. Oavdo continued approaching the patrol car, shouting insults at the officer and acting in a threatening manner. The officer repeatedly told him to leave and attempted to deescalate the situation, urging Oavdo to simply walk away. Still though, the man refused to back down and kept arguing without any clear reason. If the tension escalated any further, officers would be left with no choice but to take action. Can't believe you put your hands on me, though. Back the up. Right there, bro. Back the up, Paul. You got all my [ __ ] in my hand. What am I going to do? Back up. Stop putting your hands up. Back up. Back up. I want my Okay, stay right there. Stop putting your Stop walking towards me, bro. You're going to get it, bro. Stop walking towards me. You keep walking towards me with your fist balled up, we going to have problems. Stay right there. You want to go oneonone? You want to do one of that? Let's do one of you. Put your hands on me. All right. Paul, stop walking over here. Right when I wake up. Huh? 90 days. Don't come back. You want or not? What you mean? You going to kick me out of here anyway, right? Do you want this? I sleeping, bro. It's a school, bro. I told you you can't be here. I don't give a bro. You going to take this or not? For what? For You can't come back for 90 days. For 90 days. That's it. Yes. That's what I said. That's what you said. Come on. I don't give a [ __ ] what you say, bro. Let's go, Paul. What you mean? Let's go, bro. Why you keep putting your hands on me, bro? Go. Stop stepping towards me, bro. You, bro. You put your hands on me, right? Let's go, Paul. Let's go. What? You got to go. You, bro. I ain't going nowhere, bro. Well, you put your hands on me, bro. You know, you know why? Why did you do that, bro? What's happening to me, bro? Bro, I got the paper in my hand. What I'm going to do to you, bro? You need to leave. You What you doing? Grab me your gun now, too. Come on. Come on. What? Let's go, bro. You got to get off. You, bro. Let's go, Paul. Come on. Where you going to go? What you going to do? Oh, you got to get off, bro. I'm not trying to take you to jail today, dog. No. No. You always take me to jail cuz you put your I'm never taking you to jail. Stop stepping to me, bro. Bro, stop putting your stepping to me. Paul, you got to go or you're going to be arrested for trespassing, bro. Boy, call your backup bin, bro. Oh, they're coming. Yeah. Oh, yeah. They're coming. Your boys, your boys coming, bro. Let's go, Paul. Oh, you put your hands in. I can't believe that [ __ ] bro. Paul, let's go. Stop stepping to me, dog. You're done, dog. Stop stepping to me. You're done, dog. You're done. Stop stepping to me. Let's go. Let's go. What? Get off the property. For what? 90 days. Yes. 90 days. For what? Sleeping over here, dog. Bro, because I've told you it's your school. You can't sleep here during the day. What time is it, bro? What time is it? It doesn't matter. Yeah, exactly, bro. You The kids are getting dropped off. What time is it, bro? It's 8:40. Oh my god. See what I did, though? You a bunch of, bro? 8:40. Let's go, Paul. I need you to get off the property, bro. I really don't want to take you to jail, dog. I know you have you have enough going on in your life. No, no. Take me to jail, bro. I'm going I'm going to go cuz you just put your hands on me, bro. I can't believe that [ __ ] bro. What you mean? That does make sense. That doesn't make any sense. Come on, bro. Let's go. Take me to jail, dog. Let's go. For what? Cuz you put your hands on me, Gerorado. So, you want to go to jail? You're damn right. For what? Cuz we're going to throw down me and you right now. What are we going to do that for? Because you put your hands on me, bro. Stop stepping to me, dog. You stepping to me, bro. Oavdo made it clear that he had no intention of leaving and even challenged the officer to a one-on-one fight, completely ignoring commands and pushing the officer's patience past its limit. He refused to comply, showed no respect for authority, and made the situation worse with every word. How exactly did he expect this to end without consequences? You breathing heavy now. I don't want to do this, bro. Bro, you just put your hand. Pull your back up, bro. Pull your back up, big dog. Come on, Paul. I don't want to do this, dog. You damn right you wanted to do this. You You got up this morning planning to do this, bro. No, I didn't. You did it, bro. Take me to jail, bro. I need you to get off the property. No, I ain't going. So, we go in oneon one. Oneonone. Me and you in the back right here. That's not how we roll. Come on, let's roll. That's not how we roll. Let's roll, dog. Get out the property side. Me and you oneonone. They're coming, right? That's good. I I want them to come. Put your What are you doing? What are you doing, bro? What are you doing? What are you doing, bro? What are you doing? What are you doing, bro? What are you doing, bro? Is there coming? No. Stop, bro. Stop. I'm not going to fight you, bro. You are fighting. No, I'm not. You made me do that. My glasses, bro. John, stop, bro. Get off me, bro. My left side, bro. Please. As Oavdo tried to pull away from the officer's grasp, he was physically subdued. And moments earlier, he had been confrontational and aggressive. But now he appeared disoriented and defensive in response to being restrained. Additional units arrived quickly and separated the suspect from the officer. They placed him in handcuffs, but what exactly had gone down during that struggle? Had Paul really attacked the officer? He's too tight. All right, turn over. Turn over on your right. Yeah. Thank you, bro. There you go. 10 floor and all units on this eight missing if you can switch to traffic t. All units on the eight missing switch to traffic tight. Traffic t will be 10 way too. You need you need medical attention, Paul. Yes, I do. I need to go to look how tight it is, bro. Look, look how tight my cuffs are. You need medical attention? Yes, I do. Bro, I'm happy to let him go, man. What the man? You know that too, bro? You understand the problem that we were rolling around and you were on top of me at one point was bad, right? Because you trying to stick me, bro. And I let you go. Oh, watch your camera. We geared up. 12:36. And I tried to I tried to hold it off as long as possible cuz he was like, "I'm not leaving until we fight." So that's when I said it on the radio. He's not leaving until he fight. He finally he stepped up like this and I was like, "Paul, don't step again." And I was like, there nobody was there. I was like, "Look, they're coming." And he turned his head like this. Dropped him. But he did roll on top of me at one point. I was able to get back on top. Well, obviously sleeping right here. Yeah. I didn't see this guy before, bro. That's against the guy that Dixon fought with like two weeks ago. Yeah. Look at my scar, bro. No, I don't. You want rescue? Yeah, he wants rescue. Bro, look at my scar, bro. Tell him my car. She's too tired. Hey, I'm not with him. I'm asking you guys something. He's sleeping over here. I I've dealt with him all the time. His girlfriend lives over there. Yeah. He's got substance abuse issues. He normally sleeps over here. I deal with him all the time. I told him, "Paul, if you want to sleep with the church at night, go ahead. But you've got to be up before sun up because this is school." Today they called cuz he was sleeping over here. So, I told him, "Paul, listen, I told you to leave before. He said, "You have to be trespassed." I was doing the paperwork in my car. He ran up to my window. I got out. I pushed him and I said, "Stay back." He didn't want to do it. So he said, "Fuck you." I got done doing the paperwork, gave him the paperwork, snatched it, dropped his stuff. He said, "I'm not leaving until me and you fight." So I got on the radio. I said, "Hey, I need another I need two more units. He's not convenient until we fight." I kept backing up cuz he wanted to fight. I was going to wait for a 94. Finally, he walked up with his fist clinched. So I did what I had to do to take him into custody. Nice. You got cards on him. He just reached in his pants and he's covered in. He just did that now. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. According to the police report, during the altercation, Paul had managed to mount the officer and punched him multiple times in the torso before the officer regained control and placed him under arrest. Showing no remorse, Oavdo had no choice but to face the consequences of his actions. He was transported first to the hospital for treatment of his injuries and would then be taken to jail to face formal charges. Put his leg down. I'm trying to ro to me 32. fighting my arm back, bro. I can't do this, bro. I can't I I'm not trying to fight you guys. I can't do it, bro. It's just too much, bro. What's too much? We're going right to the hospital. I can I can switch cuffs and put them off to the side. Okay. I can't do it right now like this, sir. It's just way too tight. Hospital think I'm out of the way. Yeah. The longer you fight it, the longer it's going to take. Please help me. I know. I'm trying to Paul. Anthony Oavdo, age 37, was arrested and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest and trespassing. He now faces the possibility of prison time or probation depending on the severity of the offense and his prior criminal