Told you I'm not to run. Dude, >> you never say I'm >> All right, man. I got to take care of you, >> man. Just shut your mouth, man. >> Put them up on the wall, bro. >> Get your [ __ ] HANDS UP ON THE WALL. >> I'M TRYING to Why you on my dick like that? >> You want me on your dick? >> I'll be on your dick. Stare on the [ __ ] wall. >> No, you're not trying to. What's fun though? >> We're stealing, man. >> Sold nothing. >> Get a sold nothing, man. >> What you get? >> I need a job. >> Got this one coming down. >> Coming down. >> Put them up. >> What y'all doing? This one. >> Go ahead and keep that ID. >> All right. Put your hands behind your back, man. When officers first confront the suspect, notice the tension. He's defensive, almost mocking. But beneath [music] that bravado is fear. This is the moment where reality sets in. Retail theft isn't just a minor slip. It's treated as a serious crime. The officers move quickly, trying to establish control while the suspect resists with words instead of compliance. >> A retail theft. >> Retail theft. >> Like I told you before, >> you never said that. >> Then you ran for the bus. >> Yeah. Okay. You know what? It's on camera. >> All right. Look here, man. >> Look here. You got it. Now, we go ahead and go back to the car, bro. >> Don't get what you got now. >> Uh, it was it was both floor and video. Uh, when he was concealing the book bag, I got him when I was on the floor, but we have selected on video. >> Okay. >> Hey, Jay, you got his ID on you? >> You don't want to go in? I'mma pull you. >> Did you get your >> Thank you, sir. >> I don't get a I don't get his option, man. Sir, you just uh I just asked you the question. My my uh instructions are to ask, tail, make. All right. >> Go ahead. >> All right. Come on. >> Yeah. [laughter] Do you want me to take this? >> I mean, >> it's up to you, brother. >> I mean, >> am I able to get his ID to get his >> That's your guy here. And that's his phone number so you don't have to ask him later. >> Yeah, you did all that. You don't even get nothing. [ __ ] good. Get back on patrol. Go finish. >> Good job, house. >> Thank you, sir. >> America don't care about you, baby. >> I care about America. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Difference between >> Is that yours, right? >> This is yours. >> Oh, mine. Okay. >> Picture and stuff. >> Oh, no. I'm going to walk in here with him. I'm just get a story real quick. >> Sorry. >> No, it's And you're going to um You got the um email for the uh detectives, right? >> Yes. Yeah. >> All right. So, we entered >> Yeah, he entered on the east side doors. >> Uh east doors. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> And then he uh immediately went to the dog food area. He selected, you know, dog food and uh the buy. >> No, he left it behind. >> There should be >> good luck to you, bro. >> There should be a nice pay list, man. It only be It'll only be an hour and you'll be on your way, man. >> But that's it. And you know what the most important thing is? Go to court, dude. If you don't go to court, they're going to put a a warrant out. So >> Oh, shoot. >> Actually, your back is not bad. >> It's empty. >> Yeah, it is. No, it is. >> Oh, good. >> As the suspect is reassured about the short process, we see a rare moment of calm. Yet the officer's later remark, calling him a slave while claiming affection, shows the [music] contradictions in human interaction. It's uncomfortable, ironic, and layered with meaning. This footage reminds us that policing isn't just about enforcing the law. It's about navigating raw human emotions, sometimes clashing, sometimes [music] connecting. >> Okay. >> And uh and and and he fit the whole description and everything else. And what I was going to say in there, but I didn't think it was appropriate. I'm like for a slave he gets paid big money. >> Oh, >> what meaning you >> Oh, that's just jargon, you know. >> Yeah, >> but I love it. >> But dude, that's I don't know, man. There's >> 20 fine, man. >> A Wagner. >> Yeah, >> he don't. And um Aaron, >> they don't a play that. >> No, that stuff rolls right off me, man. I mean, I'm a happy guy. I love everybody, man. So, I can't >> You're a bigger man.