They all the patient. >> Are you the Are you the patient? >> I am the patient. >> Which you're Mr. What? >> Mr. Campbell. Why does that have to do anything? >> Okay. Well, you're detained for now. >> I'm not. I'm not going to leave. >> Well, if you don't leave, >> if you don't leave, it doesn't matter. If you don't leave, I will go to You will go to jail. >> I will call the doctor. >> Okay. Well, you're going to go to jail first before that happens. You're not going to put me nowhere. >> I will tell you right now if you don't leave. >> I put somebody in jail and you put the one back there that keeps leading the pack back in there. >> Okay. >> Will you stay with him right here? This is the guy. He's refusing to leave. Let me go talk to them. >> I want to talk. >> But you're not you're not leaving right now. >> All right, sir. Here's the thing. This is This is not a debate. It's not a conversation. It's nothing like that. You need to get up and physically leave. >> I will get up right now. They don't They don't want to talk to you now. I don't care. I'm about to take you to jail because Yes, I will. I'm telling you right now, if you don't get up here right now, >> where's my Rex? >> You need to leave. >> This is your driver's license. Listen to me. >> You need to leave. He needs to leave. >> I know. He's giving me an order. >> No, I want to know. >> You're not going to do that. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> You out. You have to be out. >> I pay their matter. You better figure out your own. They won't even answer the phone. >> Yeah. Well, that's that's that's tough. >> I want to know. You need to leave right now. You need to leave right now. >> Okay. Then you know why? >> You need to leave right now. Sir, as your cop, I'm going to need you. I'm going to give you the per reason to use my identification. >> Get her to check while you're watching her. >> I'm telling you right now, we can figure this out later. I'm going to put you in handcuffs and you're going to leave right now. Let's go. Let's go. You see these right now, I'm not going to give you another chance. Get your stuff and leave now. >> I got your ID. Let's go. >> You want me to do this? >> Come on. >> Do you want to go? >> Do you want to go? I'm giving you a chance right now. We're going to escort you out of this building right now. You know, you're done. >> You're done. You're done. You're going to jail. >> Talk to you. I want to talk. >> I don't know how many chances I >> How many chances I don't gave you. >> You hurt me. >> Well, knock it up. >> He's got to go down. >> Come on. >> Damn it. >> I told you to knock it up. >> Come on. >> Give me your hand. >> I am in. >> Stop. Give me your hand. Stop resisting. Give me your hand. >> Give me my damn [ __ ] that's falling all over the place. >> You're arrested. >> Look at that. >> Take this off of me. >> Lighten up. I can't take it. I cannot take it. >> I've got a white nail. 10:15. >> Lighten up. >> Take a breath. >> Take a breath. Take a breath. We're going to get up on three. >> These things are too tight. >> Well, I'll fix it in a second. >> One, two, three. We were getting up >> and I had the hips that I had. >> How many chances did we give you? >> You gave me no chance. >> Yes, we did. >> No, you didn't. >> Vicky, I needed to know what what she said. And then the text messages. >> We're stand up. >> She's ridiculous. >> Stand up. >> Please. >> The situation's over. >> I will walk out if you >> three. >> You're not walking out. You're going to jail. >> Please tell me when I walk out. >> Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> I can't get up. This thing's so damn tight on my wrist. >> And you have to get up for us to fix it. Well, help me out. >> He's trying to. >> I'm sorry for me hollering, but dare you. Don't listen to me. >> Well, guess what? You're going to jail. >> All right. Well, unlock it. I mean, I let it off. >> The fight's over. >> Let's go. >> Where's my damn [ __ ] >> Let's go. I have it in my pocket. Let's go. >> Oh, you're going to hear it from >> That's fine. >> I will not be in. And I have a right to know. >> Come on. >> Hello, ladies. >> This is a different How many chances did we have to give you to not force? >> That's fine. >> Bought for the country >> and I get treated like [ __ ] since I moved out here. >> Well, you know what? I don't know how many chances I gave you >> in order for this to happen. >> Like, >> how many chances did I tell you to get up and go? >> A lot. >> And I want to make sure that I have notes that I wanted in there. How this down? untying it before I go. >> Untie it before I go anywhere else. >> You're hurting my What are you doing? >> Let's go. What are you doing? >> Y'all are hurting me. >> What? >> You're hurting my damn wrist. >> I'm going to fix it once you get in the car. >> This is cutting the blood circulation off, you dumb [ __ ] >> Yes, I called you a [ __ ] >> That's okay. >> Yeah, I got two. We're going to the front of the car. Sit right there. >> I'm nice. >> That's fine. >> I don't I haven't even touched it yet. >> Well, I got to fix it. If you wouldn't have fought me, it wouldn't be that tight right now. Okay. >> So, you still have another charge now. It's called resisting >> arrest. Oh, yes, you did. >> Yeah, you did. >> Yeah, you did. >> Stop moving your wrist and don't grab me. >> I got you. I got you. >> Just make sure. >> Look how tight. >> Look how tight. Now, is that real? Is that needed? >> Yes, it was at the moment. >> No, it wasn't, sir. Dude, you are moving around. Stop it. >> You were actually resisting arrest is why I put the cuffs on you, man. >> 5-year-old man. >> You did it to yourself. >> Nobody's even touching. >> Relax. >> You're twisting the damn >> Well, I'm trying to loosen them. Do you want them loosened or you want to keep >> Let me put some gloves on and I'm going to get the uh other stuff. >> All you do is get up and walk out. It's all you have to do. I was trying to honest patient. >> Not even not even a little bit. Not even a second. >> It's all about body cam. Go back and watch. >> See this recorded the whole entire video. >> Oh god. I'm glad. >> Good. I'm glad that you're watching yourself. >> That you watching yourself. >> What? Telling you to leave? >> No. Trying to throw me down on the floor like a damn >> No, we didn't try to. We actually got you on the floor. We did. You did. I'm doing it. You know, you wanted to make cops feel like they treat like [ __ ] I know why now. >> All right, let's go. >> I won't back your car. You're not >> You got to get my glasses. >> You're going to go into the jail. >> You'll get it all. You're going to get my glasses. >> You're going to go to jail and you will get it at jail. >> I can't sign anything. >> Good. You don't have to sign anything. You just got to zip your mouth. It's all you got to do to make it there. Go ahead and sit in. >> Watch your stuff. I'll put the trespass in. >> Yeah. Will you give it to him? >> And then Justin, will you just get the signal 14 for like the business and teams attorney? >> Listen, >> because that was really scary and thank you. And I know that it was very scary. So, thank you very much. >> No, no, no. We're fine. He needs to go to jail. If he acts like this, he can go in big boy timeout. >> Thank you. >> All right. Sorry. Sorry that we made a ruckus in your in your place, but I gave him how many chances to get out? ruckus prior to you guys even coming. So, thank you guys. >> I'm going to actually I'm going to actually have you sign something. That's okay. >> I didn't know if you wanted%. I'll get it right now. All right. See you. >> Unbelievable. Unbelievable. >> You are unbelievable. It doesn't matter what you want. You need to leave when they tell you to leave. It does not matter once whatsoever. You acted like a complete child. You acted like a complete child. >> [ __ ] man. >> No, I don't. I don't have to listen to anything that you said. The only thing that should have been out your mouth is, "Okay, I'm leaving." >> But see, there's a butt. There's no butts about it. They wanted you to leave. You needed to leave. Plain and simple. So, guess what? Now you can go to jail. >> Ain't nobody's going to run over anybody. Shut your mouth. All you do is talk. You're nothing but talk. You're nothing but talk. That's all you do is talk. I bet that's all you ever did. >> Act like a child like that. >> I don't care that I don't care. You think I care about what you have to think about me? You act like a child. I scar I care about the lady that you scared the [ __ ] out of whenever she was shaking when I went back there >> cuz you wanted to yell at them all. Okay. If you got it recorded, it's fine. >> I don't want to touch your phone. >> You didn't ask kindly. Nothing. >> When they ask you to leave, you're supposed to leave, too. Isn't that right? >> Yes, it is. Yes, it is. >> Yes, they did. >> And then I told you to leave because they wanted you to leave. So guess what? You got resisting without violence and you also got trespassing. Now you got trespassing. Okay, go to the chief. You want his name? His name is Andy Lysing. You want to act like a child? >> You're going to big boy timeout. How about that? Unbelievable. >> Unbelievable. You're not the only one that's been in the military, buddy. >> You have. >> Yes, I have. >> No, I was in the Marine Corps. Thank you very much. >> Eight years. Thank you very much. You don't make the rules. I do. That's why you're in the back of my car. >> You can keep recording. >> I am recording. It doesn't matter. >> I've got my recording. >> Okay, that doesn't matter. You You do have a recording. It's the one I'm doing right now. And there's a camera in there recording you, too. Do you think I care about anything I've done? I've done everything lawfully. It don't matter. >> Yes, I did. All right. >> All right. Take me to court. Let's go to court, then. Let's go to court. >> Let's go to court. Let's go to court. We take it to trial if you want.