I call the budget cartel and go see your mama. I know where everybody live. You want a phone call? >> I want to come phone call. I WANT A PHONE. >> HEY, PLEASE. >> I WONDER how many drinks this took. A lot. >> In policing, we have a saying. A knucklehead at 8:00 p.m. is likely going to be a problem at midnight. And if you encounter a person who's doing some heavy daytime drinking and they're behind the wheel of a car, they're going to jail. But when you get that person down to jail, it can turn into violent struggles and them attempting to escape out of their cell. This is one of those. >> Hello. >> Hi, Law. How are you today? >> Good. How are you? >> Oh, man. I'm bad, man. I lost my my phone and don't give me to bed. No way. Nothing. >> Are you Eldo? >> Yes. >> Hi, Eldo. I'm Officer Daddy. Uh, do you have your driver's license on you? >> Yes. >> What happened in here? >> Nothing. No. I'm looking for my phone. >> You were looking for your phone? >> You give me that. >> That's not your license. That's your like a business card. >> What's this? Oh, you dropped a piece of paper. Uh-huh. Mhm. >> What is this piece of paper? >> This is a receipt. >> Yeah. For the driving license like before. They never give it to me, you know. >> Yeah. You should still have something though, right? >> Okay. I've seen a lot of motor skill challenges. Likely has some booze on board for sure. And you know, the sloppy eating of the burrito. It looks like it's like the middle of the day. I'm looking till 2 p.m. on on the body cam. Dropping the papers. All stuff that lead an officer to put into his report about potentially being [music] under the influence of something. >> Do you have a license? >> No, I'm waiting for that one. You're waiting for this one. >> It has never been to me in my home >> in March 2021. >> Yes, I do. >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you have any medical issues? >> No. >> No. Are you Are you uh Are you okay to walk? You walked. You were in here, right? >> No, I'm not walking. I'm walking like >> Yeah, sure. Are you uh come back? >> How did you get here? You were Were you on golf? >> My car by my car. >> Were you on golf a minute ago? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. Were you drinking in here? >> No. No. >> Two beers. But >> you had two beers in there. >> Yeah. The problem is like I don't find my phone, you know. I need it, you know, like that. >> Aldo. Thank you, Aldo. Do you have your uh do you have your uh car keys on you or your insurance card? >> No, no, no, no. Not in there. >> Do you have your insurance? >> Yes. >> Where are your keys to your car? >> Uh it's uh I put them right here. >> Put in my pocket. >> They're in your pocket. >> Yeah, cuz I know the question. I know you like >> Yeah, I was just in here before. >> You know, you know what they like. >> I'm just going to put them right here. So, make sure you're okay. >> Yeah. My profile. >> I know. Where did you go like 10? You were in here like 10 minutes ago and then you left. >> I'm right here. I go I go back but I come back. >> Where did you go? Home or? >> No. >> Where? Oh, in Mount Prospect. >> Yes. >> Oh, okay. Sit in the car. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> I'm not sit down. >> You're not going to sit down? He flipped. So, he was pretty compliant in the beginning and now he's in Spanish cursing him out very vulgarly. And seeing this change is really something that the officer is going to have to key in on. and this reaching in the pockets and the car has not been cleared. These are things that we definitely have to monitor. >> Stand by not cooperating. >> Aldo, are you listen? >> I got a problem with your police. You know >> you why you got a problem with the police for the last time that me, you know. >> Well, I'm not here to mess with you. I got called here. I want to make sure you get home safe. >> Are you ready for whatever? Yeah, >> I'm ready for whatever turn. >> Are you ready? >> Are you ready to kill me? I'm ready to kill you. >> No play, no [ __ ] no no problem. Are you ready, >> Aldo? >> No, no, no, no, no, no, man. >> Aldo, this is a pivotal moment here. The officer is already on the radio. He has backup in route. Now, officers, you can ask 10 officers this question at this point. Are they going to go hands-on and just say, "Listen, he's getting super froggy. I got to take him into custody." Or you going to get some officers say, "You know what? I'm going to just wait off till my backup gets there." There's an argument for both sides. And I'm not going to say from this air conditioning room what I would do. However, I can see a strong argument when this man saying I'm going to kill you. He's not been cleared and we're standing in this distance, a striking distance or going to gun distance. I mean, this is where a lot of shootings occur. If the him having this mobility to move around, I can see it being a heavy concern, but I want to watch this out and see the officer may be waiting for his backup for a reason. >> Aldo, I'm I'm being respectful to you. I wish you'd be respectful to me. to you. The girl you met on me I come last day safe and we come to kill her. >> You going to the cartels you ping and you on the way did they know me and then are you ready >> looking for help? >> I'm looking for my phone. That's why I want my phone. >> Is it in there? >> I don't give a with my phone. >> Oh, I I'll talk to them about that after I get my part my uh my partner's right there. You are you ready? You're going to show me. You ready? >> I'm ready. >> I'll take a third. We have anyone. >> Give me my phone. >> We'll figure that out. >> Wait, wait, wait. I looking for your family. >> I know how many baby you have. >> You talking you talking to me or about them? >> I'm talking about the P mafia. I'm not I'm not scared nobody. Yeah, I'm not scared. I'm not I'm not either talking about you can call you. >> Okay, look at this lady's face. He is saying some incredibly vulgar things about mother effort and all this other stuff to the officer and he's getting in the officer's face. I got to say there's a point where if you're too close, I'm not letting you get that close. You're not going to be able to get that close. And having that vehicle that's not being cleared is going to be a challenge. Now, this lady keys in on it. You can see her here. And this guy is moving his hands and flailing his hands around. Defensive tactics that officers have should be sufficient that if this person gets this close at this distance that we're able to neutralize whatever aggression that they're attempting to bring to us. >> I want I want to I want to make sure you could drive to leave here. Can I make sure you could drive? >> Okay. Can I just Can I make Can I have you do a couple of stops? Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> But I want you in my >> So, you're okay to walk? You don't have any medical issues? Wait right here. Aldo. >> You don't got my phone? >> Aldo. Wait right here. >> I get inside my >> He's starting to fight us. >> So, us I >> You get I need my phone. >> What? I need my phone. That's what I want. My phone, >> you know. >> Okay, we'll figure that out. Can I make sure you're okay to drive first? >> Why you call my lawyer? >> Cuz you're intoxicated. I want to make sure you can >> Okay. >> You want a place or you let me go? It's up to you. >> Okay. >> Well, okay. What? You want to rest me? >> Why are you so upset? Are you so >> Why? Why? I'm upset. Because the steal my phone, >> but that's them. That's not figure it out for you. >> I'm not married you. I'm not married you guys. >> Yeah. >> Not you guys. I married her. >> All right. >> I take care of him. >> Did Do you work here or did you work here? I work, but I come and I buy some food and my phone is anywhere. No, it's not where my >> Where's your phone? At the bar? >> I don't know. >> Okay, do me a favor. Aldo, stand right here. >> Stand right here. Okay. Wave my partner. >> Just going to pull my >> Do you have any medical issues, Aldo? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Are you uh you're okay to walk? Yes. >> You think? And you're okay to drive? >> And you were just driving on golf to get here? >> No, I got to go. I got to go to work. >> Yeah, you work at Mount Prospect. >> I come back like for my phone. That's >> okay. Do you have any problems with your eyes? No. >> Okay. Can you do me a favor? Put your feet feet together, hands on your sides. >> Like this? >> Yeah. Just like that. Okay. >> So, I've explained HGN, horizontal gaze nagmus nearly in every video that occurs, but I know that I have new viewers all the time. Horizontal gaze nagmus is when a person looks at a stimulus that your eyes are supposed to track without moving your head and if there's a jerking of the eyes, that's called a nice nestagmus, and that's the ability to see if potentially having alcohol or some type of narcotic on board cuz there's also vertical nestagmas that you can look for. So, that's the process when you see officers doing that on the side of road. We call it HGN. The sixpoint test. Max deviation 45° and smooth pursuit. >> Okay. Here's what I want you to do. See my fingertip? >> Yes. >> Actually, we'll use a pen. >> See the tip of the pen here? >> I want you to stare at the tip of the pen. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't have to do it, but I I follow you. >> Okay. Stare at the tip of the pen. Keep your head still. >> Yeah. >> Just follow >> the pen with your eyes. You understand? >> Yes, I understand. Yeah. >> Just No, keep your head still. >> Keep your head still. You're moving your head. Just move your eyes. Just your eyes. You understand? >> Yes. >> You're moving your head still. Keep your head still. >> The wind. >> Keep your head still. I know it's hard cuz you're you're swaying a little bit. Okay. What I want you to do is take your left foot, keep it where it is. Go back a little bit. Go back. So, uh, go back over here a little bit so we don't run on our own. Now, put your right foot in front of your left foot like this. >> My left foot? >> Yeah. >> Your left foot in front of I'm sorry, your right foot in front of your left foot. >> Okay. No, wait. No, put your right foot in front of your left foot. >> Wait. There's a That's a right. This is left. >> Okay. Stay like that. Don't move until I tell you to. Okay. You're moving again. >> All right. Stay there. Don't move. So when I when I when I say so I want you to take nine heel to toe steps. >> Yes. >> Heel to toe with your hands at your sides. Can you keep your hands at your sides right now? >> Yes. >> Okay. Go. >> One 2 3. One 2 3 one two three. One two three. One two three. One two three. One two three. You're going to take one foot, hold it 6 in off the ground, and you're going to count out loud 1,00 1,002 1,003 until until I tell you to stop. >> Do you understand? You You could take your shoes off. You can keep them on. >> No, no, no, my man. If you want me, >> I'll follow you because Go ahead. police. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 12 13 12 13 14 16 my I do it already. >> You're done. I want you to I want to see what your level's at. >> No, no, no. >> Are you curious? >> No. Let me Can I call my lawyer because you >> Well, you make Oh, what do you want? You might call my lawyer when I lose your job. It's up to you. Do me a favor. Keep your hands behind your back. >> No, no, no. It's up to you. I'll do >> What do you want? You want to call my lawyer or want to load this job? >> You can call your lawyer >> or you want to up it's up to you. I I don't care you. I'm ready for whatever. >> You want to try me? You're upset because my phone >> I respect you. >> Just kidding. Are you ready? >> You with me? That's it. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Are you sure? >> Thank you. I want you just put your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm asking you to. >> Why? Why you put my hand like this? Why you put my hand? >> Cuz I'm arresting you for driving under the influence of alcohol. Oh, hello. For wedding. All right. >> Yes. >> Thank you. Hold still. >> Can I have my car? >> Target for you. >> I'll take care of your car. >> Yeah. For how long? You arrested me >> for for DUI. [laughter] >> All right. We'll get everything fixed up. I'm going to go inside and see if they got your phone. >> Where? Where's your phone? >> No. You I'm looking for my phone. >> I'm going to go talk to them by your phone. Aldo. >> I don't find my phone, mother. I looking for your friend. I told you I'm going to get it. >> You know, >> okay, >> I want to I'm going take it away from the police station. You know, you don't believe me. Hey, you're >> Aldo. I just had spit hit my arm. >> I don't give a >> I want to get you home today. >> What? >> Okay. I want to get you home. >> I don't need you. I want to No, no, no. >> Okay, I'll go. >> Stop. Okay. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> I want you I want you to hurt me. Stop. >> I want you to stop. >> No. Nobody's hurting you. >> Look at the camera. >> Stop. Why are you kicking him? For what? Why you kicking him? For what? >> Why you bother me? >> Why? >> He told you he arrested you. Why? >> You I'm not driving. >> You where I driving? Where? Where? I drive. >> I driving when you arrested me. >> All right. You >> No. He's going to let you >> come in the car. We're going to sit down in the car. We're going to get your phone >> you sit down. >> I know you too >> right here. >> Sit down. >> Okay. What mama do my little I go to the cameras. >> Put your feet in. All the way. What >> you feeding? >> Thank you. >> Little white. >> All the way back. >> You little >> These officers are extraordinarily patient with this guy. >> I found his phone. >> I don't need your help. I want to see my family. >> I want to see your family on my board. Everything we're saying is being recorded and you're going to be charged for this whether you understand or not. >> You understand? You understand? I want to kill you. You understand? I understand. >> Aldo, is that your head? >> You I'm ready to kill your family. >> He specifically in Spanish said, "I'm going to put a bullet in you." And then into English, you heard what he said about, "I'm going to kill you and your family." In most jurisdictions, this is a crime. [music] And you see, the officer is not taking it personally. Professionalism is amazing in these kind of situation because I've seen officers take it the wrong way. This is good stuff. It speaks highly of the department as far as not getting involved emotionally when a person is making those kinds of threats. If the charge exists, he should be charged. >> Come on out, man. >> [ __ ] >> Look at me. Don't try me like like this. >> Good. How are you? Come on in. >> Come on this way. Yes, sir. Be careful. >> I'll make sure you're okay. I don't want you to fall. >> For you. For you. >> Be careful. For you. >> Be careful. Okay. >> All right. Take it easy. Although here. >> Stop it. >> You going to be a gentleman or not? >> He was picking up. Come on. Stop. You stop. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] him up. >> Come on. Take it easy. I want you there. I want finger here. Here. Push me. Push me. Sit down, man. >> I want to see your finger. Come on. Sit up. >> No. Push me now. >> Just relax. Push me. You push me now. >> I want I want to see your finger. >> Relax. Relax. >> Push me. Relax. Relax. Relax. >> You push me. >> Relax. You relax. >> Take a second to think about this guy's behavior. the police are dealing with him and look at how he's acting. If he has a family and kids and he's behaving like this in the household, what effect is that going to have on the kids? And teachers, I'd like to say shout out to all the teachers. One of my daughters is a teacher and these kids have to go to school dealing with this kind of stuff. So, think about the fact that the professionalism of the police matters because this case needs to go somewhere. And teachers, you know that you have students who may be dealing with this kind of stuff as well. And it's really unfortunate when you think about the degree that this disgusting behavior reaches out to. Feel bad for the kids. >> You don't give me the true mother. I go watching your family and I got your family. You don't believe me? You don't believe me? So I want to your daughter your family. >> That's not nice. >> Yeah, it's nice. I >> No, J. You don't with me? What? What? [laughter] What? What? With the proof. You told me with a pro. You heard me. or a conviction in any other state for DUI or similar meant protection. [laughter] And if you are a first offender, you're driving for a minimum of 6 months driving. >> Do you want to take the breath test for us? >> I want you oneonone. You're oneonone. You and me oneonone that might be >> my guess just from seeing this video I would guess there might be more on board than just booze super chill to angry aggressive super violent a lot of times there's poly use and any drres that are out there or medical people who agree with that just from this obviously we're just looking at this video I would be leaning to thinking that there's more than just booze >> I don't care I want to kill your family mother >> your children's everything >> did you live ON >> YOU I LIVE WHERE I LIKE I didn't listen. >> I don't want to listen to you. Why I have to listen to You don't listen to me. >> I wanted to see where you live. >> You don't care. Do you care? >> On Center Street in Wheeling. Did you live in Wheeling? >> I live in 1995 81. Police join me. >> The police. >> Is that you? >> I look like him. I LOOK LIKE HIM. >> NO. THAT'S WHY TO PUT THAT MONEY. WHY YOU asking me? That's why you I LOOK LIKE HELL. NO, THAT'S MY you my lawyer because you lost your job you >> so did you look up you >> you LOST YOUR JOB THE ONE THE one >> you got a picture already right you you lost YOUR JOB WHEN YOU LOST YOUR JOB I GO TO SEE YOUR FAMILY I KNOW WHERE TO leave you I say I say I go I'll you I don't I go out. >> You don't BELIEVE ME? YOU DON'T BELIEVE ME? JUDGE ME. Judge me. Trust me. Play with me. Play with me. Oh, left here. Left here. Left here. Son of a. Hey, you know what time you chilling? Go to the to the school. Show me. You want to play with the put you. I'm not happy. I'm not happy. [ __ ] You >> okay? You and you lost. >> Eddie Murphy, >> you don't believe me? >> No, I don't. >> No. No. What about tomorrow? >> These officers are super chill with this guy considering the stuff that he has said to them and them not engaging him. They're really professional. >> You in shape, papa? >> Yeah, you are. >> Can I talk to you or no? >> Yes, sir. No, good guy. I was going to say let them You're already upset, right? >> Why let them do all the paperwork that they have to do? >> Yeah. >> But I want you to bring me by my car. >> Okay. >> DUI because I got like 22. No, no, no. Just bring in my car. And that's it. You don't want to Oh, you want to call my lawyer? Because I'm ready to up. No, no, no. Everybody, you don't. I go with the deal. >> Name on the deal. >> You are ready FOR MY FOR [laughter] LOOK AT YOU. Looking for your mama. I got you. Every time I see you in the street, I want to you up. You're the boss. Every time I see you on the street, I want to you twice. >> Stick them in there. >> I looking for you oneonone. What do you think? I I send it up. You want me oneonone? You want me oneonone? No, you don't have no listen. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> You have the right approve. >> It's everything's being recorded. >> And who cares? >> The judge not answering questions or making any statement or having further questioning. >> Would you like to make a statement? I want to you up. Yes. I want to him up. So false Miranda. >> Yes. Okay. >> I want to you up. Wow. What a oneonone. >> So I mentioned this in my videos before. When a person acts like this, they have to be housed alone because if you put this guy in a cell with other people, it's likely going to end up in a fight. I have had this happen in my early part of my career. It's not a pretty scene. You have to make sure that they get house separately. When you bring a patrol officer, if you bring someone to jail, you got to let them know, hey, this guy's acting this manner. And usually they're pretty good about making sure they're housed alone. >> I know where you live, puppy. I know you got pretty girls. You're on the metal puppy. You're on the matter. >> I know you got pretty girls. I know her. >> I'm ready for whatever. >> Are you too ready to Papa? You want me to tell you something about your family? You want me to tell you where you live? Show me. Show me. Show me. Show ask me where I live. Although, show me. Show me. Ask me where I live. Are you laughing, mother? When I you little girl. I want to laugh it too. Don't worry about it. You got to kill babies, bro. That's a nice girl. She love you. What? You don't talk to anymore. >> You have to sit on here. He don't talk anymore. Show me. Say I see you tomorrow. Put that money. >> Look at this. You call that man. I want to see your daughter like this. Everything do it to me. I do it to your family. What about huh? >> Something like that. You like it? >> I tire out eventually. >> I you kind of hoping for he's got some stamina. I understand whatever you say. I understand what you're saying. You don't understand. Why? Why? I told you it's not me. It >> was not me. No, you >> That's you. That's me. But not a picture. >> I know. You >> can I loosen it? >> Take it away. >> No, we're not going to take you back. >> Thank you, sir. >> Wait, you lost your job. You want to more? >> Yeah. Listen, we're going to loosen these up. Hey, wait. >> Let me take I'm going to put your I got to put your cash I'm going to put your cash right here. >> I'm going to loosen this. Okay. Show me. It's our law. It's our policy. >> Because you're going to GO IN THE CELL. WHAT? WHAT? >> YOU HAVE TO go in the cell? >> Until you can calm DOWN AND GET >> WHY? WHY? SHOW ME GO. WHY? >> Because you're under arrest for DUI. >> Uh-huh. And why? >> I YOU DON'T STOP DRIVING. >> YOU WANT me to tell you? >> Yeah. You don't stop driving. Somebody called you. >> You want me to tell you? >> Yes. >> Can you listen? >> No. >> Okay. I can't I won't tell you that. >> Put in my report. But what? >> You were in your car. >> Uh-huh. >> You had your keys. >> Yes. >> You were in control of your car and you were drunk. >> Yeah. No. >> I come back for my phone. >> Here. I need this. >> All right. >> Come on. Is this tied? >> No. >> How's it Come on. >> No. Touch me. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. Give me I want to know. I want to call my lawyer now. I need a lawyer now. Now. >> Cooperate. >> No. Call my lawyer now. >> Cooperate. Can you get a phone? No. No. No. No. >> Okay. Do you have his phone number? >> No. I got your mama number. What do you think? >> No. I mean your lawyer. >> You I got your mama number. What do you think? >> You I got your mama number. >> We're trying to call your attorney. >> Don't call. I got your mama number. That's good for you. >> Well, she's not an attorney. >> Don't come. She's in my nick. She's in my nick. Why? I don't got time for you. You want to play? No. Tell you want to. Okay. You want to play? Show me. Show me. You want to play? That's enough. >> Do you want >> SHOW ME YOU. YOU WANT A PLACE? SO, let me know. That's it. You want a place? >> Can I take it off? Thank you. How do you take it off? >> No, I don't know. I call the police. >> Okay. I We are the police. We're here to help. >> Call it any accident. I call my my boss. Now, >> your boss. >> Don't worry about it. >> You don't want to call an attorney. >> No, no, no, no. I know. I call the punchy cartel and go see your mama. And go see your mama, too. I know where everybody live. Don't worry about it. You can go home. Somebody waiting for you. How? I don't know. I'm here. I'm good. Excuse me. Are you guys ready? >> No. No. My boy. Not you. Not you. >> Do you want to go? >> No. You You don't. >> So, can I talk to you then? >> Yes. You want to go get the out of here? Yes, sir. >> You don't agree with what happened, right? >> So, you said you want to get a lawyer, right? So, he's going to do all the paperwork. You're going to have a court date. >> Yeah. But what the [ __ ] we mean like that? But what? >> So, you take all the paperwork with you. You're going to have a court date when you go to court like complaining like no starting me you got to by somebody else mother you got to somebody else >> totally different >> whenever you go you you lost your job you going to do away and put it on like you know you know FBI [ __ ] you >> what's that >> hospital >> who him >> I don't know if you caught that but the officer said to the hospital and you think about why did the officer ask should he go to the hospital is his behavior something that should be evaluated medically if I was just to go off the top of my head I would say maybe I mean it's probably a really good practice to have the person checked out. And I would let the medical staff make that decision cuz let's just think about this now. This is memorialized on this body cam video and this guy has some kind of heart attack. The question is definitely going to be asked, officer, why did you say for him to go to the hospital? Then he has to answer all those questions. And if you say no, let's not have him go to the hospital. Then why didn't you have him go to the hospital? Do you have the medical ability to make that decision? So I'm not blaming either of them and I don't know their policies and procedures. what I would say is the best practice, have the nurse check them out at that facility and make the decision. They're the experts and when it comes to anything could potentially be medical for law enforcement people, we have to stay in our lane. And this no disrespect to them, but I really respect the medical personnel's decision in these and it will protect you from liability. Spit hood, good call. Very, very effective as long as you put it on properly. Yeah, >> I'm go ahead. [laughter] Look at >> Godamn. Give me Give me one to me. I don't care. I It's nothing sh The point is when I get up. >> I'm not want to kill you. I want to kill this guy. You listen. No, no, no, no, no. I want to call and call like even bring that up. >> I want my kids car. >> I'll drive you home wherever you want to go. >> NO, NO. I GOT MY KEYS card because I don't you don't take ME DRIVE. YOU DON'T GOT NO PROBLEMS. GIVE ME my kiss card and that's it. I don't want to pay no pinky to nothing. Give me my car and it forget about it. I don't give a [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] One one two three one two THREE TOMORROW YOU GOT COMPLAIN about my lawyer. I figure out Hey, THIS SAY NO. I don't feel good. >> Come on. Hey, we got to have your back way. What kind of belt is that? I mean a blanket. >> I don't know. What the [ __ ] you? >> Yeah, but that that's not a normal blanket for you, >> man. You really did have to piss, huh? >> Oh, man. >> Shut up. >> Nothing. Hold on. Hold on. We got to take the You want to see my >> No, I just want you Do you have underwear on? >> No. Where I got my pants? Oh [ __ ] >> It's my bad. But you still want to take it away. >> Right here. Here. >> Take it away, man. >> You get that one. Take the belt off. >> Yeah. Take the belt off. >> No. No. No. No. Yeah. Just start bitching. When I call the FBI way, I want to take away your piece on everything and I when I bring inside, give me the call. Go. Give me five minutes with you. >> I wonder how many drinks this took. >> Don't worry about it. A lot. >> No [ __ ] >> A lot. I'm ready for whatever. You ready? You piece of [ __ ] You're fat. Look at that. You You fat, man. You're fat. You're fat. >> I got to stay away from the pizza. >> You stay away from my tape, man. I don't need a >> That's a good soccer player. >> You >> Come on, put your shoes on. >> Put your shoes on. >> You want a cheeseburger? Alo, you want a burger? I want to kill you. That's what I want. >> But it's not on the menu. >> You know, you know what? I can Can I show you where I live? Yeah, you can do anyway. You can do the lawyer. The lawyer want >> tomorrow. The lawyer watching me. Look at Look at my lawyer. Stand up. Stand up. >> The lawyer watch me. No tattoos. No tattoos. No tatto no. >> I want to call you, man. Let me call 911. I don't like it. >> 911? YOU'RE GOING TO GET >> I DON'T GIVE A I want to call 911. >> What if you call 911? >> Will you go? I'll go back. Come on. Let's go. >> Let's try. It's up to you. >> Let me call Sheriff. >> You want a phone call? >> I want to come. Phone caller, please. We'll give you the phone. >> I WANT TO CALL POLICE. Another when you're ready, >> we'll give you the phone. LET ME LET ME CALL POLICE. >> LET'S GO IN THE CELL. >> All right. Let's go in the cell. Come on. >> You come. Let me call police. >> You want to call or something? >> Let's go. >> Are you sure you want to? >> We're going. [laughter] Just take him in the cell. >> Put him in there. >> I want you. >> Come on. Thank you. >> Come on. Sit up. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Eldo, relax. Relax. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. >> Eldo, >> sit down. >> You mean >> relax? >> Relax. >> Relax. >> I've been good with you. >> Relax. >> No, no, no. >> Let me call them. >> They won't. >> Why you come here? >> Why you If you call my >> No, no, no, no, no. I call cherry police. >> I know. >> No, I call the cherry. Okay, we're going to shut the door. You got to get in. >> I go shut the door. >> Get in the cell. >> Shut the door. >> Get in the cell. >> Call the cherry fl. Come on. Push the door. Push him in there. Just push him in. Aldo, watch your hands. Aldo, come on, man. Come on. I'm going to get you a burger. I'm going to >> stop. GET IN THE CELL. >> GET IN THE CELL. >> The tlddo. >> Aldo. >> The the camera's watching me. >> Get in the cell. >> No. >> You're going to do this to me, man? >> NO. >> COME ON. WHAT DO I DO TO YOU? >> LET ME GIVE ME THE CALL. POLICE. >> I'LL LET YOU, BUT GO INSIDE THE CELL RIGHT NOW. >> GIVE ME CALL THE POLICE. >> I call you a HARD TIME. >> I CALL THIS never her time. Just let me call the check. >> Remember what time I told you I want to go home? I was supposed to go. >> No. Did you take one 1 hour? No. >> 1 hour. >> Okay. >> All right. >> You're lucky, man, man. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Believe me, man. >> Thank you. >> 1 hour. >> 1 hour. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> I killed you, man. >> Me? >> Yeah. You 1 hour, man. No, no, no way. >> No. >> 1 hour. I get a chance. >> Okay. There's a lot that went on there, Dan. I'd like to talk about a few things. and corrections professionals, please chime in because I am not an expert on dealing with things inside of a correctional facility, although I've brought a lot of people there. Let's look at this door here. And I know that there are several openings on this door. And I know that I've seen where you can have a person cuffed up and they have to put their hands out and then you uncuff them and that's how the process goes. And I don't know if this door is configured in that manner cuz him being uncuffed created a huge challenge. And I'd like to talk about a case that I did early when I first started this channel. Everything inside that cell is extraordinarily hard and if you fall on it, you can be injured. There was a struggle inside a cell. A person was tased, went down. There was a struggle. The person ended up succumbing to internal injuries from falling on something inside [music] of the cell. Watch the video because there's a lot more to it. It's very, very interesting case. The police department ended up getting sued. Whenever I see these kinds of interactions inside these cells, I think of those things. There's something I must say about defensive [music] tactics. At some point, we must take a person into custody very quickly. Secure them for their safety and for your own safety. This face to face and holding them in striking distance with this person who's not being compliant becomes a huge challenge. I understand my position from sitting here watching it on a video, but I call it un like I see them. Safety is number one. I want to see every officer go home safely and I don't want to see anybody get hurt. I believe this person was definitely arrested for their DUI situation. The battery on an officer which we saw the assault and the threats, those were also potential charges that this person could have. I don't know all the specific charges this person was charged with, but we saw quite a few things. And again, the professional of these officers by not taking anything personal and not wanting to hurt this guy screams volumes of the fact that they're not a brutal police department. We don't want to see them get hurt either. And I think it was Niles, Illinois. I don't know if I'm pronouncing it correctly. But this is a lot that you can learn from this video. And correction professionals, please chime in because there's a lot that you can share with the people who work the [music] streets and everyone else who watches these kinds of videos that want to know how these things work. I mean, this door has several different elements to it that I would like to know exactly what each one of them works for and how that could potentially [music] have made the situation possibly safer. If you like this kind of content, like the video, comment if you have something positive or informational, educational, or even funny to [music] share. It's your right. Subscribe to the channel. Share the video. Click on the video that's on your screen for more content just like this.