Hey everyone, we've got this crazy family situation today. What starts with a family argument quickly involves alcohol, a possible gun, and somehow soup being thrown as a weapon. >> Yes. So you don't KNOW SISTER, DON'T JUDGE ME. NO, it's not. Somebody should judge the father. Y'all But y'all put it on us. You put it on us. You put it on us. No, you're not. That's all I have to do. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. You're going to jail. Now you're going to jail. For drunk and disorderly. I told you, you're out here in the street yelling. >> On January 16th, 2026, [music] officers responded to a disturbing situation where a mother was allegedly [music] intoxicated and causing chaos around her family. Her sons were trying to keep things under control, [music] but the situation kept getting worse. And trust me, this is one family argument you have to see to believe. [music] Let's get into it. >> Also, this is correct. What's going on? >> This is my mama. She came over drunk as [ __ ] cuz a [ __ ] just point the gun at her ass. At [ __ ] at Jamaica house. So she crashing out, so I took her keys cuz my sister came here and gave me the keys. >> Cuz you don't want her driving. >> Yeah, cuz she don't want her driving. She drunk as [ __ ] If you [ __ ] breathalyze this [ __ ] this [ __ ] might die. The This [ __ ] been drinking since like 5:00. I'm 17. >> That's your mom? >> Yes. Go about your business. Don't come up here. You ain't got to work. Go ahead. Look, she might just swing. So She's doing it. >> She taste it. >> Y'all can go ahead and call [ __ ] YouTube. Give me my keys. Give me my [ __ ] keys. >> He's probably doing the right thing. You probably SHOULDN'T BE DRIVING. >> GO. BYE. Turn around and go that way. I have my right of way. I have my rights. So turn around. Give me my [ __ ] keys, [ __ ] >> He's going to give it to you. That's your key. He's You're the adult. He's a grown up. Just remember that part. He's trying to save you. All right. >> Um What up? What was the Did anything physical happen? >> Huh? >> Did she hit you or anything? Or >> That [ __ ] in there throwing all the all our [ __ ] around. I had some soup from Jamaica House. She threw that [ __ ] She took her base, threw the [ __ ] You want to go in the house and look? >> What did Did anything physical Did she hit you? >> No, she threw the soup at my little brother. That's it. >> Where's he at? How old is he? >> know. He He walked off. >> Oh, he went in here? But he walked where? >> Yeah. >> With who? >> By himself. >> How old is he? The one I saw with you the other day? >> Yeah, yeah. 16 16. >> Oh, okay. Is he hurt? >> I don't know. He gone. >> Was the soup like boiling? >> Nah, it We had it for a minute now. >> Do you have Do you have your phone on you? >> Huh? >> Do you have your phone on you? >> Yeah. >> Give him a call. Just make sure he's >> know where he went. I don't know if he got his phone. >> Well, try Try it again. >> Matter of fact, this him right here. This him right here. >> That's him? >> Yeah. >> Does that key Does that key have the house key on it, too? >> Yeah, it does got the house key and the car. Hello? Come on. Yeah, I put all her [ __ ] in the car. She tried to call a Uber to my [ __ ] back to [ __ ] the place. >> I understand you tried to help your mom out. >> My sister told me not to give her none of her [ __ ] back cuz she was up there and she got into argument with somebody cuz she too drunk. And somebody put the gun out on her up there. >> This whole family situation involved alcohol, a possible gun incident, and somehow soup becoming a flying weapon. Yes, soup. Thankfully, the teenager said that his younger brother wasn't seriously hurt. But sometimes the kid in the room is the one making most adult decisions. >> Where's Jamaica House? What is that? Is that the place in Gardens right there? >> Yeah. >> Is that So, hello? Where you at? Bro, the police here. Bro, I'm going to call him. Where is he at? >> He He down He out of the car. >> Is he all right? >> Yeah, he all right. Yeah, he all right. >> Ma'am, stop yelling. We're here in conducting investigation. If you keep I don't care. If you keep If you keep yelling, you're going to jail. Stop. Yes, I can. We're conducting investigation. It could also be disorderly conduct cuz you're keeping people up. So, stop yelling. Well, ma'am, you have no idea what you're talking about. You don't need We don't need a warrant to conduct an investigation. Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. We're conducting investigation. We're conducting a domestic battery investigation. Ma'am, if you keep it up, you're going to go to jail for disorderly drunk and disorderly for drunk and disorderly. It doesn't matter. You can't be disorderly on your own property. Ma'am, you need to educate yourself. All right? You need to educate yourself a little bit more. Well, we'll get we'll get into that. But, you need to stop yelling. Okay, doesn't matter. Again, you should You should educate yourself before you go to jail. Ma'am, again, you do not You don't know what you're talking about, ma'am. Yeah, you're right. I don't know what you're talking about. We don't need a warrant. Okay. Well, maybe take take like a civics class or something, then we'll talk. All right? I promise you if you get in that car and drive, you're going to jail for DUI. I promise you that. And I'm going to make sure we sit here and watch this street all night. You're hammered. I'm going to. Please do not drive. Uber's fine. I'm good with that. >> No, I I paid the money so she could get this car. We were when we were in Indiana, when we were in Indiana. I can't remember the car station. >> Give me that paper [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Now, the safest option was right in front of them, right? Keep the keys away, let everyone calm down, and call it [music] a night. Being on private property doesn't automatically stop police from investigating possible crimes or safety [music] concerns, and depending on the circumstances and local law, DUI laws can still apply. >> You talk to your kids like this? Oh my god. >> That's what I'm saying. She drunk as She don't know how to act. >> That's crazy. That's absurd, man. So So you got to You got to be an adult, the bigger person, be a parent. >> She She She She dumb. She dumb. >> That's not something you say about your own mom, either. >> No, y'all just don't know the real thing. >> Hey. >> It's go around both ways. Was it Was it Was your brother and them, or was it you? Or both of them? We We both of them. >> All right. That has nothing to do with anything, but thank you. That's That's a family >> I said y'all y'all don't get physical >> anything? >> Um I get it. >> So I didn't do the right thing. >> Don't let her drive. >> Um She's going to make her decisions, but you're doing the right thing. But as long as we can, we'll make sure she doesn't drive, but Yeah, I can't imagine what you're going through having a mom like this. No offense. >> If she go back to If she go back up there, he going to shoot her ass. >> What? What do you What do you mean what? >> I don't give a [ __ ] about that little ass 50,000. >> What up? Where that place What That place on County Line? >> Uh right So you turn right here, and you turn left. Jamaica House? >> I don't know what Jamaica House is. >> Or the food that >> Oh, yeah. >> And it's And And there's like a food spot. Yeah, and on the other side is a bar. You have the address? It's right down the street. >> Oh, so it's on Hallandale Beach? You You You're on Hallandale, and then where do you make the right? >> Miami Gardens. It's Miami Gardens, or whatever she "Oh, >> it's Miami Gardens." >> county line. I don't know where >> No, that's No, it's not that way. It's that way. >> Then that's not Miami Gardens. She's talking about that way. At the end of the day, at the end of the day, if she's She's an adult. She has her own free will. She wants to go there. She wants to go there. She don't want to report something. If she doesn't want to call Miami Gardens, you know what I mean? >> Huh? >> How old is your sister? >> My sister is 27. >> 27? >> No. My My sister's the one who took the keys. My sister had to drive her here cuz she was too drunk. No. She don't even listen to her own parents. >> She's trying to even leave right now? >> You Hey, what is >> Yes, that's what she's trying to do. She's >> Family members may feel responsible for protecting someone, even when that person refuses to accept [music] help. You know, that can create a lot of stress, you know, anger, and emotional exhaustion, especially when the same dangerous behavior keeps happening over and over again. >> She's trying to drive with >> Let me Let me ask you a question. You drive this car, too? >> No. >> Oh, okay. >> I never drove this car. I drove it like four times. That's it. And then, this is in Indiana, not in Florida. I just moved back to Florida. >> Well, look, man. Like I said, I mean, she has her own free will. You're doing the right thing. But, you know, unfortunately, I mean, it's >> I ain't going to lie. I don't got to give her keys. >> It's up to him, I mean. >> We can't force you to do it, though. >> Yeah, we can't force you to do anything. We can't force anybody to do anything, but at the end of the day, it's only going to cause more issues. We're going to be out here, and we don't want to Yeah. Yeah, honk your honk your car. What? We're obviously not busy. Um Yeah, at the end of the day, we don't want to come back out and take somebody to jail, so. >> No, y'all can take her to jail. >> Well, I'm saying, we don't want to, but also, no No crime. Nobody's in danger. Nobody's hurt. Right now. >> she dead ass breaking all this [ __ ] in the house. >> Yeah, in her house. Unfortunately, yeah. Unfortunately, she could break everything she wants in the house. Man, don't walk up to us right now. We're still talking to him. >> I can't. >> No, you can't. >> A R, I'm in my yard. A R, A R, A I E M U. That's my name. A R I N A M A. Please give me my key my keys and my phone. >> we don't have them. >> He has them. >> Okay, so don't ask us to give them to you. We don't have them. >> He has them. >> Okay, but that's not us. We don't have them. >> He has them. >> Okay, so you can ask him. But we don't have them. >> I asked him he's not giving them to me. >> Okay, well we can't we can't it's communal property. You guys are a family. We can't take >> property from him to give to you. Okay, I don't agree with you but if you want to >> Y'all [ __ ] >> Okay, that's fine. >> Yeah. >> I appreciate it. Thank you for my the criticism and the critique. >> Yeah. Y'all [ __ ] >> so much. Perfect. >> y'all been watching my [ __ ] Stealing my [ __ ] >> I have no idea what that means. I've never heard of [ __ ] >> I know it because I have I have >> Y'all are watching my [ __ ] That [ __ ] You know that [ __ ] I have no idea what that means. >> Yeah. Y'all catch out. Y'all pulled us Y'all pulled me over. Y'all followed me. Everything Y'all helicopters. Arrested them. Yeah. >> You said that there were helicopters on you? >> Y'all have. >> Ma'am, you might need to talk to a doctor if you think we sent helicopters and that we're following you. >> It happened. No, it happened. It ain't no doctor. It's happened. I got proof. They should just got dropped. >> Simply being involved in a family argument doesn't automatically mean someone [music] can be arrested. You know, the exact rules depend on the state and the specific facts. And under Florida domestic disturbance laws, an argument inside a home crosses the legal line into disorderly conduct when intoxicated behavior threatens family safety. Under Florida domestic violence and public order laws, private property boundaries do not protect acts that threaten household safety or turn into aggressive physical altercations. Florida courts have consistently affirmed that when an intoxicated individual throws objects, threatens children, or creates an unmanageable domestic scene, responding officers possess immediate legal cause to intervene and make an arrest. [music] >> What begins as a private family disagreement instantly becomes a criminal offense of disorderly conduct and breach of the peace once aggressive behavior jeopardizes the physical safety of family members. We're not following you. We're not following We're not following >> That's not the first time I've made contact with them. >> Okay, yeah. So, I need a doctor. He just said he need a doctor. >> You're talking about that we're following you. We're not following you. >> You don't. >> No, that's not very nice. But, we're not following you. >> I don't care if you're nice cuz you're not nice. >> I said that wasn't nice. >> You're not nice. >> Oh, okay. Thank you. >> Give me my [ __ ] Give me my keys. Give me my phone right now. >> I wonder why they >> Yeah, seriously, right? They don't They don't have a They don't have a parent and I >> They do have a parent. Yes, the [ __ ] they do. You don't know. >> Well, trust me. By how I can see you talking >> you should be their daddy because that's how they talk to me. >> I could probably do a lot better than how you're doing right now. I feel bad for them. >> [ __ ] you don't know [ __ ] [ __ ] You don't know [ __ ] >> I know, but I've said it. I've only been with you for 5 minutes. >> No, I don't care because you've never been in my shoes. If you walked in my shoes, you'd be like, "Oh, yeah, I realize." No. She don't know [ __ ] >> Yeah, I know. >> You don't know [ __ ] >> I believe it. >> What you mean every day? >> She says she's going to be out here all >> When you went to Indiana? You was breaking in [ __ ] You was breaking in cars. >> Yeah. >> You was stealing [ __ ] right? You went to Indiana while I was in bed asleep, right? >> I did. >> And the [ __ ] Yes. So, you don't know [ __ ] No, it's not. >> LET ME TELL YOU MY GRANDPA MY GRANDPA HAD TO GUESS WHAT? >> BUT, Y'ALL PUT IT ON US. >> HE'S NOT HE'S NOT IN THE PICTURE. >> You put it on us. >> I I I'm going to put it on you. >> on us. >> I'm going to put it >> No, you're not. >> Okay, well, I am. >> The father is [ __ ] >> My grandpa behind my little brother. >> It doesn't seem like you're doing the best for them. >> The I did everything I can. >> Okay, well, I >> And they sit there and talk [ __ ] to me. They tear my [ __ ] up. They broke my [ __ ] >> seeing how you After seeing HOW YOU TALK TO THEM >> NO, [ __ ] CUZ you don't know. >> Ma'am, don't get my face. >> YOU DON'T KNOW [ __ ] YEAH, I'M NOT in your face. You got a You got a camera. I'm not. But I got dents in my car. >> YOU JUST >> I GOT DAMAGE TO MY HOUSE. THEY TEAR MY [ __ ] UP. BECAUSE I GIVE THEM [ __ ] telling them what THEY CAN'T DO. NO, YOU DON'T KNOW. I DON'T CARE ABOUT CPS. [ __ ] you and CPS. >> Okay, that's fine. We're going to leave now because there's no crime that occurred here. If you guys If you guys get into something physical, we'll come back and take y'all to jail. All right? >> It's my [ __ ] car. Give me my [ __ ] And you? [ __ ] >> Yes, ma'am. Thank you so much. I'm going to sleep I'm going to have trouble sleeping with a thought of you not liking me. It's going to weigh It's going to weigh really high on my mind. That's cool. Hey, you have a good one, ma'am. Thank you so much. That's disgusting, by the way. I would never do that. Yeah, I don't know, man. Have a good one, though. >> It's easy to see how alcohol, anger, and family [music] conflict can quickly feed into each other, you know? When someone feels a judged or attacked, they may become defensive and start bringing up old problems instead of dealing with what's happening right now. And alcohol can make those emotions even stronger >> [music] >> and you know, make it harder to control your reactions. >> I don't have a wife, so that's fine. Have a good one, ma'am. Thank you so much. Hey, listen. This is a serious warning, though. Listen, this is a serious warning. If you keep yelling out here Listen, you keep yelling out here and disturbing your neighbors, I am going to take you to jail for drunk and disorderly. No, you can't yell. If If we come out here again, I promise you you're going to jail. All right? I'm giving you a warning right now. She's gone. Yep. You're not [ __ ] touch me. You're going to jail. Now you're going to jail for drunken disorderly. I told you you're out here in the street yelling. We're not going to do that. Relax. >> Doesn't matter where you are. You can't be out here. >> Relax. Relax. >> I was going to ask him if he could give me my phone. >> Nope, doesn't matter. Now you're going to jail. I told you, I gave you so many warnings. Do not be out here yelling. All you're going to do is cause an issue to where >> I asked him to >> It doesn't matter. I don't care. You're going to jail now. >> take my stuff, right? >> It's It's your family property. You're going to jail, ma'am. You're way too old for this. >> He took my phone away. >> You're acting like this. You're You're acting like a child. You're acting like a child. It's disgusting how you act. >> You don't even know half of what I've been going through with him. >> Well, trust me, it's all caused by you. Be a better parent. Don't talk to your kids like that. Yell and curse and The way you talk to me in front of them, it's disgusting. >> I got to go. >> No, wait. Female 10-15. Because you're You're going to jail, ma'am. Doesn't matter. You're going to jail. Disorderly. >> He took my phone. >> He did not take your He took your keys so you didn't drive drunk. We gave you a chance. I told you many times. >> No, but listen. >> Go inside. Do not yell. If you yell again, you're going to jail. >> He took my >> No, no, no. You know what? Now you're going to You're going to be all nice and calm and try to help. Say, "Hey, will you listen? Will you listen? Will you listen?" I'm not going to listen. >> You don't know. Listen. I got this in my car because he ain't get his way. >> Okay, they didn't even make it 2 minutes before deciding to arrest her. She was clearly impaired. You know, the way she was talking to her son and the officers wasn't helping her situation. [music] First lesson, don't argue with someone who's drunk. Usually just makes everything worse. >> That I I have no idea what you just said. What? >> You got what? >> I have been to my car because he never got his way. >> Well we're talking about tonight. >> Ma'am, oh >> That's not about tonight. That's what I go through. But I asked him for my [ __ ] phone. All she had to do was give me my phone. Just let me >> Okay, well all you had to do was go inside and not yell outside and disturb everybody. Your neighbors have kids in the house. They're trying to sleep. >> All I was asking him to give me my phone. >> Okay, and all I asked was that you don't scream and yell outside. Well, I'm all the way over here. I hear you screaming like a child. >> Okay, why are you not making me a mom? >> Because I don't need to. >> You got to grab me. >> Because I don't need to. Get in the back of the car. >> But you letting a kid >> All right. >> sit there and take my phone. >> me only I think the only responsible person at your house right now. >> No, he got I'm talking to you. >> No, you're not. You're going to go in the car. >> But you letting >> If you want to talk to me, I'll talk to you through the window. Now that you've calmed down a little bit because you're going to jail. I appreciate it though. What's up, man? What? >> I was just watching. >> Hey dude, I'm going to be honest with you. I know uh I know you and your I know you and your brothers have been in a little trouble before. >> Uh-huh. >> And to be honest with you, man >> Uh-huh. >> after meeting your mom, not to be a dick, I kind of see that I'm sure you've had a lot of responsibility on your guys' plates. >> Yeah. >> From talking to you for 10 minutes, seems like you're a pretty good kid. >> Yeah. >> And you've kind of been dealt a crap hand. >> Uh-huh. >> Um Dude, if you [ __ ] need anything, I work West Park, Sergeant Ryan. >> Yeah. >> You You could [clears throat] reach out to me, all right? But try to stay out of trouble, man. >> I will. >> I know you've kind of been bringing her down. >> her a new flight. I just ordered a flight the other day ago cuz she was doing the same [ __ ] >> Dude, I'm I'm going to be honest with you, man. I I like if she's always acting like that when she's drunk, I'm sure it's a tough uh You guys have had a tough go of it, so just um do the best >> Well, I I'll show you. I just ordered me and my little brother a flight to >> It's to Indiana again? >> Indiana. >> All right. Well, look. I mean, that's you know, if if you go back to Indiana, you think it's a better you know, opportunity for you guys to stay, you know, doing what's right, then I you know >> So, what I just >> I don't know what I love. I ordered two of them. >> Well, make sure make sure your brother gets back. She's going to go to jail she'll be out in the morning. >> All right. >> Maybe it's maybe maybe she's all right, but it's just the drinking, but she's going absolutely crazy and to be honest with you that's why we parked on the street cuz I didn't want it to turn into something physical between you guys. >> she's y'all seen she's trying to start trying to do that [ __ ] again as soon as she seen y'all pulling off. >> These situations really make me angry. You know, I'm glad her boys seem to have their heads on straight. As for the officer, I think he could have handled some parts of the situation better. Like the goal should be to calm things down not to make it more heated. Honestly, after everything that happened that was probably the smartest move of the night. >> No, I know exactly so that's why I bought >> Does she need any numbers out of her phone if she's saying something? >> Does she know your number I mean? >> She know my sister's I think. >> Yeah, so she's got sister's. >> No, she don't know my sister's. >> No. >> Huh? >> I don't know. >> Yeah, you want to give her some numbers or not? >> Yes, sir. >> Unreal, is that always? >> All the time. >> I know the kids get in trouble, but I feel bad for them. They just don't have a damn mother or you saw how old she is. She's always like that? >> She's not always drunk. >> Is she like that when she's not drunk though too? She's always >> Yeah. >> Well, I know I know we left we went to go sit there I was waiting for cuz we knew it was going to turn physical. >> We had two young kids in there and when I said to her I had children >> my kids are sleeping. >> Yeah. >> I'm like you know, take it in your front yard then. >> I was like go over there. >> They're sleeping. >> She was running on my front yard and I looked over at y'all like come on she's in my yard now. >> Not that it made a difference. >> She needed >> This might be a lesson. >> Yeah, yeah I mean it's disorderly conduct that's what it is. Has nothing to do with her house or property or just it's called it's causing a disruptance to the general public. >> Like a grown up like an hour or so. >> She was kicking her fist and beating the hood of her car and screaming. >> Yeah. >> Everyone was like what the [ __ ] is going on? >> Does that happen a lot this loud? >> Just give me a second. She calls every time. >> Maybe this will stop her. They call us every time. We'll come over and I'll over a server time for that. That's nonsense, you know. Especially after I heard how she's talking to her kids and how she's talking to me in front of her kids and stuff. It's a I mean that that doesn't that doesn't bother me, but I'm sure 10 years ago when they were 7 and 6 years old she was still talking to places and people like that, you know what I mean? So, you don't have a shot in life when I don't blame you. Hopefully uh Yeah. Feel like they might I don't finish talking to already. Take care of tonight. Let's but seriously call us anytime that happens. Have a good one, yep. >> This wasn't just a bad night, right? The family seemed like they were already used to dealing [music] with this kind of chaos around her. Sometimes the people acting the most mature are the ones who had to grow up way too early. >> No, I had nothing to do with your child. No, it's drunken disorderly. He always He always He always makes you yell at the top of your lungs outside at 2:00 a.m. Well, I had nothing to do with him. He We didn't arrest you because of him. No, ma'am. All you had to do like I warned you many times was not scream at the top of your lungs at 2:00 a.m. No, you didn't. That's why we came back because I literally saw you now. You were in the grass. >> We heard you in the front yard on the sidewalk screaming at her. >> Ma'am, you you need a you need a lesson on taking responsibility. Yeah. You're older than all of us here. You need to take responsibility for your actions. Yes, it is. You're blaming it on your 17-year-old son because you were drunk and yelling in the front yard. Well, guess what? Some Some people over there just said they saw you smashing your car today, too. >> No, I didn't. >> So, instead of blaming on your 17-year-old son, take some responsibility for your actions. Take some responsibility for your actions. I promise you. >> Messing up the house is one thing. The Hispanic or hitting you is another. That's civil. >> If If breaking something else that's civil, yeah. >> Yeah, that's fine. They unfortunately they can do that. You You need a You need to Well, it's not illegal. You need You need to You need to should have done something about it when we came here the first time. Not the second, not the third, not the fourth, not the fifth, not the sixth. We have been out here so many times. We tell you the same thing every time. Don't listen. You've had these kids Listen. Listen. >> The officers were basically telling her, "You're responsible for your actions, right?" The family problems may have been real, but they didn't erase the consequences of what happened that night. Now, she still had to take responsibility for her own actions. >> Ma'am, listen. You've had these You've had these kids for 16 and 17 years of their life, their whole life. Are we supposed to come to your house and parent them and have them change their ways in in an hour? Where's the dad? >> Yes. >> Well, how What What What sense What What sense does that make? >> No, the oldest dad is dead. >> So >> No, he's not. >> So, we're supposed to parent your father of your children? >> But it's okay. >> How does that make any sense? >> It's legal and I did it. >> No, it's not okay to be deleted, but >> What is it? But you're part of the problem. Let's be real. >> Yeah, you are. >> You are the problem. >> You had no Listen. Ma'am, I always see that car parked when I drive by. You You You had no You had no idea when they were out here committing all these burglaries and stuff. No, well, your daughter actually is helpful. She actually cares about these kids. I don't know about that. All right, go ahead, sir. Nope, I'm good, man. I'm good. >> You don't want to check my schedule? >> No, I'm okay. I'm okay. But >> Right, cuz you want to check my work schedule. >> Well, man, I don't care. I don't need to check your work schedule. Yeah, what I'm trying to say is that You had 16 years to properly parent them or seek assistance. >> Officers can respond when there's a crime, threat, or serious disturbance, but they can't solve years of family or parenting problems during one call. If children are repeatedly getting into serious trouble, the family may need help from schools, counselors, social services, or other support programs. The police can step in when laws are broken, but they can't replace long-term parenting and family support. While the woman was charged with disorderly conduct and was booked into Broward County Jail. Alcohol can make anger, frustration, and emotional reactions much harder to control. You know, when a family members are already dealing with repeated conflict, [music] alcohol can make their problems even worse. However, being upset or intoxicated does not remove personal responsibility [music] for dangerous or disruptive behavior. There's also an important lesson here. Police officers can respond to a disturbance, possible crime, or safety concern, but they cannot solve long-term family problems during one call. When a family keeps dealing with the same problems, support from counselors, schools, social services, or other resources may be needed. What do you think about this situation? Do you think the officers handled the situation the right way, or could they have done it >> [music] >> in a more better way? Like, could they have done more to calm things down? Share your answer in the comment section below. Also, click on the shocking body cam videos on your screen to watch more unbelievable moments like this, and don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel so you never miss any of our upcoming body cam videos.