You want me? >> Put him in [ __ ] car. >> Back off. >> No, no, no, no, no. He [ __ ] up my homie. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. >> Your dumb ass should have went home when you had a chance. >> He [ __ ] up my neighbor. HE [ __ ] UP MY NEIGHBOR. >> Get off. >> You're going to go back, >> [ __ ] Back off, >> what you're seeing here is pure chaos. A suspect shouting about his homie being hurt while officers struggle to maintain control. Notice how quickly emotions escalate. This isn't just about one fight. It's about pride, anger, and the inability to walk away. In moments like these, police have to balance restraint with authority, and every second counts. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> He's going. Let it go. >> I'm going to [ __ ] roll. You can't do this. >> I don't care what you do. Just don't interfere. >> I'm just making sure that self-defense, sir. >> All right. Let me get your hand. You're under arrest. >> All right. You got it. Give me your hands. You're under arrest. >> All right. >> Stop. Stop moving. Stop moving. >> You get [ __ ] right now. >> A [ __ ] [ __ ] Talk your [ __ ] You can't hunt anymore. >> All right. >> You proved that earlier with us. You talk [ __ ] You can't do anything about it. You said it yourself. >> Oh, yeah. You can't You can't do [ __ ] >> Wait. No. Emily, you're arrested. >> No. Wait. She's detained. >> Why? Why is she detained? >> She was [ __ ] swinging her arms. So, she >> That's one way for her to >> Hey, I'm going to beat the [ __ ] out. Shut the [ __ ] up, [ __ ] Shut the [ __ ] up. No. Hey. No. Hey, let her Hey, let me out right now. >> Ma'am, please. Please. Ma'am, >> she's the one that's calm. >> No, because that's my [ __ ] girlfriend. She officer. She didn't know no harm, officer. No harm, officer. >> You realize if you would have listened to her 5 minutes ago while we were watching you argue with her in front of that truck, pushing her out of the [ __ ] way. >> Dude, this >> you guys would have been home already. >> This [ __ ] pushed me and I had >> I know, but he wasn't around when your girlfriend was telling you to get in the truck. So you guys not going to do nothing but me because I swung because I got pushed right now. You guys are separated and staying peaceful now. >> Okay, officer. But I'm going to the [ __ ] cell. >> Did you see what happened? >> Yeah. >> All of it. >> Like not the whole entire thing. I was turning as he was punching him in the face. But right before that, we were all literally like we we were walking from the bar. >> No, he's drunk and he was looking for a fight. He got one. >> Yeah. >> Well, not really. He got I swear to God to you, officer. I was not they were singing about >> I never looked for. >> So they were >> I was not I but I was >> they were talking about how their friend Ryan w had walked away with his stuff and then we were jokingly like oh haha this is Ryan. This is our friend Ryan. He was like that's not the Ryan. And we were like oh okay. And then he stepped up on him all quick and we were like oh >> and then through uh what kind of do you remember what handy he struck him with? And then no and so that happened first and then nothing happened from that and then we were all just gabbing just talking whatever and then I turn around and all of a sudden he's just punching him in the face and I was like whoa >> like what >> hey this is officer Jar Zabowski Villa Park police. >> Uh Ryan was pretty much blindsided and got sucker punched multiple times in the face. He is a victim I I can't share that but I don't think he knows him. Uh, truthfully, I think he got knocked unconscious. I think he should go to the >> He's fine now. He's talking to us. >> No, I think you should go to the hospital one. >> You got a medical history or anything? >> You guys going to go to Elmer? >> If you go Yeah. All right. If he goes, he's going to go to Elmer. Just bear with us. He's okay. He's talking. He's alert. Uh, truthfully, I think it's just a drunk guy looking to hit somebody and he did, but we got him. He's going to jail. >> When officers explain the situation to Ryan's mother, the human side of this case hits hard. A young man blindsided, knocked unconscious, and now his family is left to pick up the pieces. The suspect, just another drunk looking for a fight. It's a reminder that one night of bad judgment can leave scars far deeper than bruises. Justice here isn't just about charges. It's about accountability. >> For his um his case Yeah. Thank you. >> This is my brother, bro. You know what I mean? >> Brian, get in the right car. Get the red car. >> Red car. >> Can I get his report number, please? Thank you so much. >> I'm sorry. I'm I'm the youngest. Ryan and I are each other's siblings.