Am I free to go? >> I have FBI clearance. >> I don't know why you're so upset with me. >> Think about it for a little bit. >> It's not my fault. >> We are taking it. >> Get out of the car now or not? >> Jail or go home. >> Okay. I'm not losing my job, man. >> Some people think they can talk their way out of trouble and push their luck a little [music] too far. But what happens when they cross paths with cops who don't back down? >> I followed her year because I found no reason for her to pass >> And then confront her. >> And I was doing nothing. >> You don't like when someone approaches you aggressively, do you? So how do you think she feels? >> These were the moments when wannabe tough guys met no-nonsense cops. We begin with the case of a driver who thought a routine traffic stop was up for debate and ended up finding out the hard way that it wasn't. >> Do you have something to write it on? No, you don't. >> No, you don't. You don't have the right. What am I being stopped for? >> I'm a Greek citizen. >> You're a who? >> A Greek citizen. >> Step out of vehicle. >> No. >> Step out. >> No. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> No, this is an illegal search and seizure. >> Yes, it is. >> On September 1st, 2025, a sheriff's deputy from Florida was operating a moving radar on Highway 441 when he spotted a speeding car traveling in the opposite lane. When confronted with that, the driver decided to make this stop a lot more complicated than a [music] simple speeding ticket. >> Hello. >> I'm Deputy Sheriff from Sumter County. Reason for stop, you're going 72 back there in a posted 55. >> Oh, really? >> Yes. >> I've been tailed the whole way with people going 100. How does that sound? >> No one else got that speed. >> Right. Sure. Am I free to go? >> No. >> I have FBI clearance, so >> Okay, you have to get out. >> That's how I do it. >> Okay, well, I need something to write it on. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. >> No, you don't. You don't have the right. What am I being stopped for? >> 72 in a posted 55. >> I'm a Greek citizen. >> You're a who? >> A Greek citizen. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Try that. Try Here's the Florida license. No, go ahead. Which one do you want? >> I need your Florida driver's license. >> Why? Why not this? This is an international driving license. >> Okay, and you have a Florida one. >> All right, take it. You can have it. Am I free to go? >> No, you're not. I need your registration and insurance information. >> have it. It's a rental. >> Okay, does it say how to find some type of registration for the vehicle? >> I don't know where it is. >> I don't know why you're so upset with me. >> Think about it for a little bit. >> There's nothing I can think about. >> New ball. Here. Is that good? >> No. >> After refusing to cooperate, the driver finally handed over his identification. As the deputy made his way back to the patrol vehicle to run it, he had no idea he was being watched. >> I'm going to find your registration and I'll go through your things. >> I don't have a registration for a car I don't own. >> Okay. You're going to step out of the vehicle. >> No. >> Step out. >> No. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> No, this is an illegal search and seizure. >> No, it is not. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it is not. I'm going to give you one more chance to go to jail. >> Do you have a warrant? >> I'm letting you know now. >> Go ahead, search me. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Go. Get him. Don't fight. Taser. I will taser you, resist. What the [ __ ] is wrong? I don't think you like me. Come on. Wait, give me your What are you doing? I promise I have a taser. All right, I'm good right now. Appreciate it, sir. I'm the FBI DCF clearance. Not illegal. Not illegal. Good luck with this done. Have a seat. I don't have a seat. >> Have a seat. Now you're getting nice. Have a seat. >> Newbold number 160 >> The driver was now sitting in the back of the patrol car, but he was far from finished making his case even after the backup arrived on scene. >> Hey man, what's going on? What's going on? >> Yeah. >> I've been illegally detained multiple times when I'm a Greek citizen with NATO clearance and and FBI DCF clearance. >> FBI clearance? So what is that got is anything to do with you speeding? >> 72 and a 45 when your officers were going 100 past me. I'm an international citizen. You can't arrest me repeatedly. I'm a US and a Greek citizen. >> Okay. So what's that got to do with you doing 72 in a 45? >> I'm sorry. Hit me with a speeding ticket, huh? >> Well, we will be doing that later. >> ahead. >> He told you he was with the FBI? >> Yeah. I didn't say that. I said I have FBI DCF clearance. >> What does that mean to us? >> I apparently none of you know. >> means >> Nothing. >> All right. Am I free to go? >> No. No. No, you're not free to go anywhere. >> What are you talking about? >> You're resisting. >> Right, because you threw me against the cruiser. >> Yeah, we're good. We're all done. >> Done where? >> We're good. >> Hey, don't you lay in there. Don't you dare do that. Or you'll be tied up like a pretzel. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> YOU ALREADY DID THAT. We closed van transfers. >> In the end, the driver was charged with resisting without violence and held on a $1,000 bond he never posted. [music] 24 days later, he pled no contest, was ordered to pay $1,523 in fines and court costs, and was sentenced to 24 days in jail, time he'd already served. He walked free after that. Next case, [music] officers pulled over a driver for expired tags, but what started as a routine stop was about to test just how far one man would push his luck with the law. >> Hey boss man, do me a favor. >> Hey, stop reaching. >> We are taking this car. >> I'm moving, but you cannot take car. We got to renew our paid tags. >> I can take the car. Yes, I can. Listen. >> Just listen. >> Get out and listen to me, please. >> On April 25th, 2024, officers from Columbus, Ohio conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle displaying expired registration tags. But what started with just a few routine questions was about to turn this stop into something the driver, identified as Mr. CB, hadn't expected. >> Hi there, Deputy Rothrick, County Sheriff's Office. Do you have a driver's license and proof of insurance? >> Yes, sir. >> Any weapons or anything in the car, man? >> 45. >> Any weapons or anything in the car? >> No. >> Any weapons in the car? >> I just got off work, I just got off work, yep. >> Okay, so the reason why I pulled you over is that your plate >> Yeah. >> to be on the back of the car. >> Oh, okay, okay. >> okay. >> Yeah, I will do that right now, yep. >> Okay, just Well, just hang tight for me, okay? Were you You said you're leaving for work? >> Morning, sir. >> You're getting just getting off work? >> Let me >> You're just getting off work? >> Yeah, I just got off work, yep. >> Okay. Well, just hang tight for me, okay? >> Okay, all right, thank you. >> All right, boss man. Whose tag is that? >> Hm? >> Whose license plate is that? >> Hm? >> Whose license plate is that? >> What, the plate? Yeah, that's me. >> That's you? >> Yeah. I was just >> I was just getting >> Turn the car off. That's not who that tag comes back to. >> The registration didn't match CB, and that discrepancy alone was enough to raise questions. But before the deputies could sort it out, the driver's own movements gave them a new reason for concern. >> Hey boss man, do me a favor. Hey. >> Hey. Hey. >> Stop reaching. >> Stop Hey, stop reaching. Don't reach for anything. >> Oh, no moving? >> No. Don't move. Don't move. He's going to take a picture. Okay. Yeah, he's going to take a picture of the van. When people get to reaching for stuff, yeah, we get to we get a little antsy. Okay. You're fine. >> Chill, all right? I said just chill. >> You stay tight, okay? >> What's his name? >> Sibby? Sh- Sibby? It don't even look like him. Unless he cut his hair off. No, that's what I that picture, I was like, man, he just looks like he lost some weight and >> You got him in? >> No, not yet. >> Is that tags or not? >> Yeah. >> Failure to display. >> Yeah. >> Say he's going home or going to work. >> Say he just got off work. But hey, we can't let him drive away with them plates on there. And the car is coming back to somebody. Well, >> tags from Mexico. >> Yeah. >> Did you run his name? >> Dude, I don't know. I don't know. Like I honestly Yeah. >> That's him. >> Okay. >> He's got the same thing around his neck. >> Fortunately for him, he has He's valid, but his plates Could we Could we impound the car necessarily? >> Even after being told to stay still, Sibby kept insisting he wasn't a threat, but with the plates in the vehicle registered to two completely different people, officers were about to make a decision that wouldn't sit well with him. >> Here's the thing. The plates are coming back to one person. The car is coming back to another. The plates >> Yeah. >> are coming back to one person. >> Okay. >> The car is coming back to somebody completely different. >> Okay. >> Okay, so I'm going to impound the car. >> Yeah, when I had it I sent it I was waiting for the the lawyer. They should be able to get the car. >> This is the key to the car? >> That's the only one, yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> Because when I had it I sent it to the lawyer so they they take time, so >> Yeah. >> and I lost my apartment and I was trying to get another job and they say it's slow and I'm driving waiting but they say they going to take time. >> Unfortunately, buddy, I can't let this car drive around on these streets with those plates. Okay, cuz I don't know who they belong to. >> Yeah, I work with a guy with a I work with a guy that owned it. He said whatever we get the car and then you whatever you done and you give them back and then I have to go to DMV. >> Yeah, yeah. Um >> So and I was still waiting on them so they say it's going to take time. They going to send it to my man. >> Okay. >> Yeah, and I'm trying to get a job so >> So you know the owner of those plates? >> Mhm. >> You know who he is? >> Yeah, no, no. >> You don't know who the owner is? Okay, do you know who the owner of the car is? >> I I don't know the dealer and he said keep it until he's going to pay it and then he send it to you. >> Yeah, it don't work like that. >> I know but that's why I got it there. I I was I was with the lawyer that's why I was waiting for them. >> Yeah. >> And they say they give me time but they work on it but they keep giving me time. >> Yeah, unfortunately >> I don't have no story and I'm I work for like 1 hour a week. And then >> How far away How far away do you live from here? How far away do you live from here? >> I don't know from my house. >> Yeah. >> I think like 10 minutes. >> 10 minutes? Okay. You stay in touch with me, okay? I'll [snorts] be there. >> The explanation about the accident and the borrowed plates didn't change the outcome. The vehicle was going to be towed either way. But as the reality of losing the car started to sink in, Stevie's frustration was about to turn into something hard to watch. >> He said he doesn't know the owner of the plates. He's trying to explain something about the car and I'm like buddy, you are you are kind of messed up right now. >> He's saying shit's getting real. >> Yep. Mr. Stevie. Mr. Stevie. You understand we're taking your car, right? >> Mhm. >> You understand we're towing your car. >> Yeah, I own know yet. >> What's that? No, no, no. We are taking it. >> Okay. >> You're not supposed to be driving this car with those tags. >> Yeah, I'm not driving to work but when I had an accident and the lawyer they supposed to take care of me when I had an accident. When I had an accident. >> Mhm. >> It was like I got a ticket when I had an accident and they supposed to pay me. They said they >> Do you have somebody that can come pick you up? >> Mhm. >> Do you have some >> I don't got no family. I don't got no family. >> Okay. You live on Highland Green? >> Yeah, I live on the >> Okay, we'll give you a ride home. >> I'm in >> We're we >> Yeah. >> We'll take you home. >> Okay, but I cannot leave my car like that because >> No, no, we are taking the car. >> But why you stop? >> Because you're not supposed to be driving with those tags. >> I know but I just want to go to work. They supposed to the insurance when I bought it >> No. >> They supposed to pay me so >> No, no. >> I was I was supposed to go uh >> We are taking We are taking this car. >> I know but you cannot take car because we not pay the car. >> take the car. Yes, I can. >> I know but I'm saying you got to understand because >> I don't have to Yeah. >> to go to the insurance. I already paid everything insurance. When I had an accident >> Mr. City >> I was in the hospital when I come out. So they took when I go to lawyer the lawyer said they going to take care of me. >> No. Well, they didn't do it. >> Yeah, they It was not my fault because I paid insurance. I do everything. >> We're taking >> I would have lost my car. I cannot lose my job. I cannot lose my family. >> We're taking We're taking this car. >> But I cannot leave by myself. I cannot leave you lose my >> We'll take you home. >> No, I cannot leave without my car because I cannot go to work. >> We're taking >> I got two kids. I can't >> We're taking it. >> But I know but it's not my fault. Because I talked to the lawyer >> Mr. City >> Listen, after they told me I have to go pay the insurance. >> We are taking it. >> So why would I have to take my car? So I'm going to lose >> You need to get You need to get it You need to get it registered in your name. >> Yes, I know that. I got I got registered. >> No amount of explaining from CB could undo the registration problem. With little left to do but wait, the officers made one small allowance while the clock ran out. That's You have to go to get it registered, Mississippi. >> got I have to go with the guy the guy >> This is since February. >> Yes, it's and the guy was not here. So, I have to wait with him and then we got to go to DMV. >> We are taking We are taking this car. >> But I can I cannot do that with my car. It's not my job. >> Okay, Mississippi. Mississippi. >> I know, but when I I cannot go to work it take like 1 hour from my job. >> We're taking this car. >> I know, but I cannot go to work without my job. You got to understand. >> You're going to have to You're going to be late. >> It's not my fault. >> Mississippi. >> I know that, but I >> You're going to have to figure it out. >> I know that, but I'm saying you >> We will give you We will give you We will give you a ride home. >> Yeah. >> Okay? >> I know, I cannot do ride home because I don't have no choice. >> Okay. >> I have to work in a I have to work in tonight. >> We're going to take this car. Okay? >> to understand, but the when >> I don't have to >> No, when I'm saying when I had I'm supposed to pay me that way I don't want to wait for a lawyer. >> We're going to take Mississippi >> I lost my old apartment. Now I had a new apartment. >> We're going to take this car. Okay. >> When I had apartment it was like 3 months >> We'll be We'll be back with you in a minute. >> What's he saying? >> He's giving me the story about how he got to an accident. >> Oh, that's Yeah, that's what he started to tell me as well. Okay. Here we go. I'll have to drive it. Explain it to him. When the tow truck >> I don't want him out of the car and in here until we're getting ready to take him. >> All right. >> The wait for the tow truck was over, but CB still wasn't ready to accept it. And what followed was a countdown he wasn't going to like the ending of. >> The tow truck here, man. >> I cannot I cannot use my car like that. I have to go to work. But when I lost my job and then now I had to >> I know, but we're not going to argue on the side of the road, you know? Okay, but don't make it worse on yourself, you know what I'm saying? I'm mad. How about you step out the car? We'll talk out here. Yeah, but I'm telling you to get out of the car. >> It's a Chevy. >> Listen, you're not listening. >> It's a Chevy, get out of the car. Get out of the car. I'm about to pop it. Let's get you get a little more >> Hold on, let's try to stop talking. >> Hey, I'm the sergeant. I'm the sergeant. So, your problem is with a car dealership or person that owned this car before you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Oh, okay. Okay. But, you understand that the plates that you had on this car were not yours. And so, if that's the case, then we have to impound the plates and we have to impound the car. Okay? So, that's why we have to impound the car. So, you're you're going to have to Well, you're you're not going to drive this car away. You're not going to lose the car. It's going to go to the impound. Listen, listen. The car's going to go to impound. Yes. Yes. Because you don't have proper registration of the vehicle. That Listen, listen, listen. That doesn't matter. That That doesn't matter. So So So, listen Listen, listen for Listen for a second. Listen. Listen. This is going to go two ways from this point forward. One, you're going to get out of the car, somebody can drive you home, and you can go home. Option two, No. No, no. No, no. No, no. Listen. You're not listening to me, please. You're going to lose your car tonight. But, listen. Option two is we're going to break the window, we're going to drag you out of the car, you're going to get charged with obstruction and probably resisting, and you're going to go to jail tonight. I'm Listen. Those are the options. Option one, Listen. No, no. Listen. Option one, step out of the car, we take the car, it gets impounded. Option two, we're going to break the window of your car, drag you out, and then you're going to go to jail. That's it. So, I'm going to give you 30 seconds to make a choice. You got 30 seconds. You're losing your car either way. No matter what, your car is going Listen, your car is going to impound no matter what. You have two options. >> 30 seconds came and went, and CB still hadn't moved. So, the officers made the choice for him. What happened next was about to cost him a lot more than just the car. >> Break break it. Get the hell out of car, dude. >> You'll get tased if you don't listen, all right? >> Get out of car. Get out of the car. You're about to get You want to get tased? Get out of the car. Slow down. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Okay? Well, I just told you. You're going to jail. You're going to jail. Try to help you out. You wouldn't listen. That's all. We would try if you would have got out of the car, we would have explained everything for for helping you out. But, you weren't You trying to be play hard ball. That's never going to work for you. >> No, it's not about that. It's not about that. >> It's about what? It's about what? He's got shorts on. >> Hey, man. Man, do you know you know this guy over here? He wants to know, do you want him to call somebody for you? >> Uh I'm not going to I'm I don't have I don't know nobody, man. >> You don't know anybody? >> I cannot lose everything. I I do I need my car. I don't need nobody. I don't need >> Well, unfortunately, I Unfortunately, like I told you Unfortunately, like I told you That's between you and where you bought the car, man. >> No, it's not me. It's not my fault. I'm telling you it's not my fault. They told me after 3 weeks. They know that. >> Well Well, that's He doesn't He said no, he doesn't want to give you a phone number. >> In handcuffs, and now on his way to jail, CB still wasn't backing down. But as officers gave one last chance to call someone for help, his response showed just how far he was willing to stand his ground. >> You can me right now. You can I don't say. You can You know what I'm You know you know you can me, man. I'm not going to lose my apartment. I'm not going to >> Chill out. Chill out. >> I'm not I'm not going to >> What What are >> I'M NOT I'M NOT NOBODY. I'm not I would do nothing right, man. I'm doing the doing right thing. I'm doing the right thing. >> This dude does not listen. Jesus. >> I know I'm I know I was not doing the wrong. I know. I know God I believe is Allah. Listen, I believe in Allah. Whatever you do is you, but you know they make me wait. I'm not the doing I I'm doing my job is to do the right thing. That's what I do. There's nothing wrong with me. And they make me to wait. Meaning the job is slow and I got apartment. I got everything go down. Now I got car. When I get the car, they still not paying me. I got insurance, but they still not paying me yet. I don't know why they waiting for me. Why they want make me wait? Because I'm black. I'm black. That's what it is. I'm by apartment. I'm not going nowhere, man. >> Hey, CCP here over here wants to know CCP Hm? CCP >> CCP >> Yeah. >> What about it? >> He wants to know can he call somebody for you? >> I want somebody check my car home. >> Well, I told you your car is going to impound. >> put it to rest. I got the it to rest. I don't have >> going to the impound. >> Yeah, but I get my car back in the two weeks. You see after two weeks and I pay them back. Then I can go to PNP. >> Well, I guess what? >> yeah. I'm trying to pay my rent. I'm trying to pay my rent. I'm trying to pay my rent. >> going to the impound. >> Yeah, I can I can I've been working for 1 hour so I cannot lose everything. I'm not going to call nobody You need to put You need to put apartment I lost and I This is my second one. I had a new apartment. This is the second apartment. >> So, do you want him to call somebody for you? >> Man, I don't know people around here, man. I don't I know these people they they know me. I'm good. You got You know, I'm trying to do my best. I'm trying to do my best. >> 35 coming out 35. >> Yeah. I'm not going nowhere, man. I'm not going to ask for nobody. I'm doing my job. I'm doing I work my job, man. I'm This is wrong, man. >> In the end, Mr. CB was charged with resisting arrest and obstruction. Next case, officers were called in to help with a simple problem at the airport, but the man involved was about to make it a much bigger deal than it needed to be. >> She offered you a water cup that was free. >> She didn't offer So, how the [ __ ] you going to say no for water? >> Well, so first of all, we're not going to First of all, we're not We're not We're trying to We're trying to work this out. >> You're about to You're going to go to jail for $3. >> And 75 cents. Yes, you are. >> On January 4th, 2024, airport officers were dispatched [music] following a report that a man identified as Sammy had stolen a cup from a restaurant. The officer wasted no time asking about it and it didn't take long for Sammy to contradict himself. >> How you doing? Did you get a cup from Burger 21? >> Yes, she did. >> All right, you got Listen. There's cameras all over the place. I'm asking you one more time. Did you take a cup from Burger 21? You came there. You asked for water. No? >> They just got water. >> I'm sorry? >> Got water and they wouldn't give me >> Okay. All right. So so so you got a So you carried the water in your hand? At Burger 21? >> I didn't get They didn't give me no cup. I didn't take no cup either. I went to the fountain. >> Sammy kept denying he'd ever gotten a cup, but that story wasn't going to hold up much longer, and neither was his patience once things took the next turn. >> You got an ID on you, sir? You don't? How'd you get through TSA without an ID? >> With my birth certificate. >> I'm sorry? >> Birth certificate. >> May I see it, please? Troll 136, check on the gentleman wearing blue Adidas sweatpants, some Timberlands, and a black jacket. Has a brown curly afro. Manager of Burger 21 is identifying him as the person that took the cup. Just want to trust but verify. What time did this happen? >> About >> Right after you called us? >> About 10 minutes ago. If you want to pay for it, she's willing to knock that charge off. If everybody's not using it I just actually didn't even play the game. >> 2014. She said it's $3.75 for a cup. She gave you a water cup. That's >> got a water. >> I understand that, man, but you took it. >> don't even have $3 in change. >> She'll get She'll get you change. >> JetBlue flight 1365 to Cancun, Mexico. >> She'll get She'll get It's $3.75. You got a 10. We'll bring you back your change. >> for this flight, please proceed to gate 814. >> Okay, the cup is what cost them. Okay, Sammy, let me tell you how this works, okay? She offered you a water cup that was free. >> offer for me. >> Okay. Okay. >> for it and she said no. So how the [ __ ] you going to say no for water? >> Well, so first of all, we're not going to First of all, we're we're trying to We're trying to work with you. We shouldn't even be having this conversation right here. It's three bucks. Three dollars. You're about to you're going to go to jail for three dollars. >> And 75 cents. Yes. Yes, you are. She'll give you change. Give her the money. And she'll give you the change. If you don't want to pay, we can do it the we can do it the hard way. Your option. Are you going to pay for it, sir? Yes or no? >> I'll pay for it, sir. >> All right. Well, you can stay here. She'll give you back your change. >> No. >> Okay, listen, man. Bring it down. >> going to trust you with my [ __ ] bro. Calm the [ __ ] >> Officers had laid out the simplest possible way to end this, but Sammy wasn't willing to let it go that easily. What started as an argument over a few dollars was about to become something much more serious. >> I said 375. >> Three dollars. >> I said 375. Everything's recorded, sir. >> Stand up! Give me your hand! >> [screaming] >> 12126 >> He'll be in custody with one. >> Stay there. Public disturbance. And you didn't pay. Did he give you money? Okay. Let's put it Put in his bag. Public disturbance. All right. Oh, well. Come on, turkey. Yeah, no problem. You got him, Al? >> Yeah. >> Yo, I cannot breathe, bro. You're pulling on my shirt. >> Yeah. Well, couldn't breathe, you couldn't talk. >> Now in handcuffs and waiting for transport, Sammy kept insisting the arrest made no sense. But his complaints were about to shift to something else. >> Stay there. Relax. Relax, man. >> I can't breathe. >> Alpha truck call. Need a vehicle. >> I'm being held in the counter for no reason, bro. >> I didn't slam your head. I put you down. Everything's recorded, bro. We're both wearing body cams. All right. Your stuff is going to be put into the airport police department's lost and found. It's going to be inventoried. When you get out, you come and get it. >> No, take it with me, bro. >> No, it doesn't go. Jail won't take it. >> Oh my god, that's my Yeah, that's all my >> They won't have it. >> They won't take it. >> Take it with me to jail. >> They won't take it. >> They won't take it. That's what we're trying to tell you. >> So, I'm going to go with no stuff? >> Well, you'll go with your wallet, ID, and the cell phone if you got >> have none of that, bro. >> We hold it for 30 days. I promise you. Like I said, the body cam's on. Everything's recorded. We hold it for 30 days. Anything in these other pockets? Turn him around this way a little bit. Lay him over there. Just going to squeeze his pockets here. You were headed to Las Vegas? What What state You live in New York still or no? >> I'm in New York. >> You live here? >> Yeah. >> You don't have an ID here at all? No driver's license, no learner's permit, or nothing? >> 180 M security call in. >> I'm sorry? You do have a suspended license in Florida? >> them in my wallet. >> Troll 136, gentleman says he has a driver's license in Florida, but it is suspended. He was on Spirit Airlines flight 1127 going to Las Vegas. Got any weapons on you? You got anything when you go down to the jail, that's an extra charge. So, if you got it, tell me now. >> I just need my money and my stuff. >> I will I'll go get it. >> is in my wallet, too, and that jacket and all my clothes. >> Come on, Sammy. What is it? You got any more? >> You got any cash? >> I put I put it in this pocket. This is Naproxen. >> Yeah, it's an antibiotic. >> Yeah, this ain't an antibiotic. >> Yeah, it is. >> No, it's not. I know what Naproxen is. This is for injuries. This is not All right. They can take this down at the jail. I don't know if they need a prescription or not. >> You got his ID? >> He doesn't have one. >> Oh, no. >> It's on the um He has a birth >> through the air side or something, >> birth certificate. That's all he had. His license is suspended, that's why he doesn't have an ID. >> In the end, Sammy was charged with public disturbance. Next case, officers were called by a woman claiming that a man on the road wouldn't leave her alone. But what he'd already done to scare her was only the beginning. >> What drove you to follow her to here? >> Because she I don't understand why she decided she needed to pass me. >> You do not have authority to follow someone and then approach them aggressively and yell at them. >> I just asked her why she passed me. That's all I did. I didn't approach her aggressively. >> On July 8th, 2025, officers from Jerrysville, Illinois, were approached by a woman who claimed she had been harassed by a man identified as Mr. Cushman. A witness had already seen enough to back up her story, but the officer still needed to hear directly from the woman. >> She parks right here and he comes up like this, gets out, "You got a problem?" >> I just stopped him and said, "Hey, we're going to wait for an officer to come up here." >> I don't know what he was doing or what he was He was driving reckless yesterday. He's chasing her down for whatever reason. >> thanks, Mike. Hi, ma'am. >> All right, thank you. Bye-bye. >> You're welcome. Bye-bye. >> I'm Officer Waffle. What's going on? >> Hi. So, coming into town on this trip, he's in front of me and going like 20, 25 the whole way, so you know, I didn't pass him. And then all the way through town, he gets up on my like almost >> Mhm. >> and just swerving like I had to run the red lights with my baby. I didn't get a ticket and he goes, He's like, "You got a problem? You got a problem?" >> Okay. >> He just goes stupidly. >> Okay. All right, while I go talk to him, uh you want to just get your license out for me so I can come back and talk to you, okay? >> The woman had given her account of a frightening chase, and now it was Cushman's turn to explain himself. >> Sir, I'm Officer Waffle. What's going on? >> I don't know. I was going through town. >> Okay. >> She uh I was right past the Walmart in the single lane. She passes me, honks at me. I'm doing the speed limit. >> Uh-huh. >> And then just proceeds to just take off like there's no reason for her to pass me. I was doing the speed limit. >> Okay. So, what drove you to follow her to here? >> Because she I don't understand why she decided she needed to pass me you on a single lane. >> Okay, are you a law enforcement officer? >> No, sir, I'm not. >> Okay, so why are you following her here? >> I followed her here because I found no reason for her to pass me. >> her. >> doing nothing. >> Again, are you a law enforcement officer? If you thought she violated a law, you need to call 911 or a law enforcement agency. You do not have authority to follow someone and then approach them aggressively and yell at them. >> I just asked her why she passed me. That's all I did. I didn't approach her >> You you did. You're confronting her. She doesn't know you. She's a female alone by herself and you are following her, getting out of your car and approaching her in an aggressive manner. >> Well, she passed me for no illegitimate reason. >> Okay, then call the cops and we can deal with that. You don't need to follow her through town and then approach her aggressively. >> Okay. Okay. >> Right? >> Okay. >> Right? >> Okay. >> You don't like when someone approaches you aggressively, do you? So, how do you think she feels? Look how close you are to her car right now. You're about a foot and a half away from it. This is how people get into physical altercations and or get for no reason because they don't know what you're doing. Right? >> I understand that. >> Okay. Do you have a driver's license on you? >> Yes, sir. >> Go ahead and get that out for me. >> Okay. I'll read you your rights right now. >> Bushman kept insisting he'd done nothing wrong, sticking to his story about who was really at fault. But the officer was about to make it very clear that he wasn't buying it. >> So, so clearly me yelling at you is the only way I can get you to understand that what you're doing is not okay. >> Okay. >> Right? >> I understand >> Because you think that it's okay to follow somebody cuz they passed you in town. >> Well, she passed me illegally. >> Illegally. Again, are you Are you a cop? Are you a law enforcement agent? >> No, sir. I'm not. >> No, do you have any arresting powers whatsoever to enforce the law? >> No, sir. >> No. So, you are not allowed to take that into your own hands, follow her through town, and then confront her about it. If you have a problem with someone's driving, you need to contact 911 or the local law enforcement agency and report it. Not take it upon your own hands to handle it. >> Okay. All right. >> That is how people get hurt for no reason. That's why we get paid your tax dollars to do that. That is our job, not yours. >> Okay. >> You have her crying and terrified because you followed her through town and then approached her car for no reason, yelling at her of why she passed you. Okay? >> It's 2025, man. What if she came out >> I'm sorry. >> It's 2025, what if she exited her vehicle and just had a gun? >> We've talked about that. >> Like, it's a whole different world, man. >> I know. I get that. >> Okay. >> So, you need to leave and do not do this again. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you understand? >> Understood. >> Okay. Go ahead and back up and take off. >> All right. >> Huh? >> She wants to talk to you in case she wants He's going to let him go if you don't want to charge. If you don't want to file charges, then then we'll let him go. So. >> Because the woman was left shaken, officers gave her a simple choice on how to move forward. Whatever she decided next was about to determine exactly how this played out for Cushman. >> If I press charges, like what do I got to do? >> Just write a statement that, you know, his his actions alarmed and disturbed you, and we can write him a citation for disorderly conduct. >> You might get called to court, but maybe not. I don't know if You don't have to. We thank you for >> Hold on. >> You just scared me. I don't know why that's all. >> Well, that's why you're alarmed and disturbed. >> I mean, if I could, I'd feel better >> Okay. >> about it. >> We'll stop him. All right, sir. You're getting a citation tonight for disorderly conduct. You have a mandatory court appearance of August 12th at 1:00 p.m. at the Jo Daviess County Courthouse here in Galena, Illinois. >> Excuse me? >> There's your citation for disorderly conduct. >> How do I get disorderly conduct? >> You alarmed and disturbed her causing a breach of her peace. By following her through town, exiting your vehicle and confronting her in an aggressive manner and yelling at her. >> Oh, that's fine. I will fight it. >> You're that's that's your God-given right, sir. Um This acts as your pre-trial release. So, this is what you get instead of going to jail tonight. This states that you won't commit any more crimes while you're out on pre-trial release. If you do, you could get another citation for violation of pre-trial release. Just need your signature right there on that X. Take my pen back. I'll photograph this and then this is your copy to keep. >> See citation for speeding and reckless driving, honking, and illegal passing. >> Again, sir, if you have problems with somebody's driving, you need to contact 911 or local law enforcement agency, not take matters into your own hands. Okay? You're free to go. >> Was he drunk because he got out of the truck and he was just when he was walking, he was kind of just >> No, he he walks with a cane. So, no, he wasn't. I thought so at first, too, but the more I talked to him, he he wasn't intoxicated. He's just walks with a cane and I think that's just how he is, so. Okay? >> And I had my windows down, too, so it just >> Yep, you did everything perfect. You called 911 and drove straight here. That's exactly what you you need to do in that situation, okay? If you need anything else, feel free to call out here, okay, ma'am? All right, you're welcome. Have a better night. >> In the end, Cushman was cited for disorderly conduct and released. [music] In this next case, officers were called to a Cracker Barrel over a domestic dispute. But the young man involved was about to show exactly how little respect he had for authority. >> Sup, bro? >> Stop. >> STOP, BOY. I CAN TALK. WHAT YOU GOING TO DO, BRO? >> Going to do? >> Calm down. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> you know. >> Oh my god. Look what you did, dumbass. >> JUST SO YOU KNOW. >> ON July 27th, 2025, officers were sent to a Cracker Barrel following a call about a domestic dispute between a couple. The victim alleged that after an argument with her boyfriend, he had begun assaulting her, but when officers arrived, they didn't expect the kind of suspect they were about to face. >> Hey, what's going on, guys? How are you? >> I'm good. >> Hey, we got a 911 call. I just wanted to check and make sure. >> Okay. >> What the >> All right, she's upset. >> What the [ __ ] >> Just a second, hold on. >> What the You just opened my door like that? >> Listen, man, chill out. Listen, man. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah, I am, sir. >> You're just going to open my door like that? >> Because I told you I needed to talk to you. >> Sure, step out. What's going on, dude? >> Nothing. What's up, bro? >> Stop. >> STOP WHAT? I CAN TALK. I CAN TALK. >> NOT WHEN MY partner's interviewing. >> I don't give a He can't interview no matter what. I can talk. What you going to do, bro? going to do? >> Calm down. >> you going to do, bro? >> Calm down, bro. >> I am calm. The [ __ ] going to do? >> Yeah, all right. >> Like, what's up? You're not interviewing [ __ ] Y'all just standing in my face. Like, what's up? Hello. Like, y'all Hey, there's like actual crimes and y'all just here. Like, what's up, bro? You just wasted our time, man. >> investigate a 911. >> Okay, investigate. >> That's what we're looking into, all right? >> Investigate. You're just staring at me. You're not doing [ __ ] >> Just hear me out. >> I don't want to hear nothing from you, man. >> me out, okay? >> Okay, well, all right, you're turned out. I can't hear [ __ ] >> Stop. Okay, let's >> Stop what? >> Listen, you need >> Stop what? I'm not going I'm not moving. >> Okay, LET'S >> I HAVEN'T MOVED. HAVE I MOVED? >> YOU JUST WALKED >> NO, I didn't. I'M IN THE SAME SPOT, DUMBASS. Are you dumb? >> up with your attitude, you're going to end up in handcuffs. >> Oh my god. >> to end up detained. >> god. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> you know. >> god. >> Just letting you know. >> god. >> So, >> My life is in danger. >> We got a 911 call. >> I don't give a >> to respond and figure out what's going on, okay? >> I don't >> why we're here. ID or anything like that? >> I don't >> Okay. >> No identification. >> Okay, can you give me your name? >> No, I don't know my name. >> Okay, put your hands behind your back, then. >> Okay. >> Look look >> what you did, dumbass. THAT'S ALL YOU KNOW. >> UNTIL YOU give us your name, you're going to get >> name. I DON'T KNOW MY NAME. >> STOP. >> I DON'T KNOW MY NAME. [screaming] I DON'T KNOW MY NAME, BRO. >> I'LL CARRY YOU TO THE >> CARRY ME. It's not changing [ __ ] Go ahead. >> The suspect's defiant attitude made it clear from the start that this wasn't going to be a straightforward investigation. And when he refused to provide identification, officers had no choice but to escalate. >> Yeah, that's cool, bro. You such a big tough guy when I'm in cuffs. Little boy is crazy. >> him, Marco. You can unlock him. You're fine. >> Y'all so tough when I'm in custom. Y'all so tough. Right, bro. Yeah, I don't know why you're holding me. Nobody here is resisting. Y'all [ __ ] This >> You okay? >> Go ahead, gang. You feel as though I >> This thing could all be avoided if you give us your name. >> No, I don't know my name, gang. >> Okay, well, then you're going to go get fingerprinted out your name. >> That's fine. That's fine. Okay, I can give you my name. OH, NO. >> OH, WOW. >> LOOK AT THAT. >> YOU TOUGH guy now, wants to give us his name, Marco. Oh, okay. No, no problem, bro. No problem. You want to give it to me, I'll take it. Otherwise, you're going to get fingerprinted. >> Bro, if I'm getting fingerprinted either way, it don't matter. >> You're not getting fingerprinted either way. We're going to get your name. Right now, it's obstructing identification. If I get your name, that charge will go away. >> Abraham. There you go. >> What's your last name? >> Alex Canosa. >> We can do this. >> Do what? >> Don't >> Bro, this is good. This is all we Ah, bro. >> If you called 911, what did she want someone to respond? >> Still a What do you want? Respond if you want to I'm not. Bro, I don't know what you mean. I don't call 911. Y'all are useless. >> She did. >> Useless. >> She called. >> Okay, and what's going to happen when y'all leave? Nothing. >> We got to figure out what's going on. Why she called? >> Bro, she get called for no reason cuz she's a stupid You're all going to get that on your record. >> Okay, and that's fine. >> That's what we have to do. >> It's still not going to change nothing at the end of the day. Y'all not on [ __ ] bro. I already been to jail. Y'all not changing [ __ ] bro. If I wanted to do something, I would, bro. Y'all not going to do nothing. Y'all literally not going to do nothing. We can't bro. We bro. We Like literally. Y'all ain't doing [ __ ] That badge protects you, and you know that. >> A L >> That protects me? >> Yeah, that badge does protect you. Oh, wow, you took it off. You still government working dog. >> At this point, the victim was in shock, overwhelmed with distress as she attempted to escape her boyfriend. The situation had already escalated into intense moments with her parents taking drastic measures to try to save their daughter's life. >> Slow ass Yo. Yeah, no charge has stuck yet, gang. You guys >> Useless. Sounds good, bro. >> Useless is how >> Hey, hey, YOU WORK WITH KAYLA, RIGHT? HEY, tell her she's a stupid ass hoe. Stupid ass [ __ ] >> Sorry. >> Yeah, Kayla >> Shut up. SIT DOWN. >> NOT GOING TO CHANGE [ __ ] >> SIT DOWN. >> KAYLA STUPID ASS >> SIT DOWN. SHUT UP. >> Shut up. >> Yeah, let them all Let them all know. Let them all suck >> All right, what's going on this morning? >> He was getting drunk male at work, and he started getting very aggressive, and I just wanted to get outside the car. >> Okay. Tell me, did he hit you? Did he strike you? What was the reason? >> He just threw water at me. That's why I applied. >> No I didn't. >> He threw water at you? >> He threw water at me. >> He threw water at me. >> What's your What's your relationship with him? >> He's my boyfriend, but I've been helping him out with rides cuz he doesn't have a car, and I just don't want him around me. He can't come back. He can't come back. >> One call 911 Tell me the warrant. What's up with him right now? >> One call 911 Charlie 272 >> We used to >> All right. >> Protection order which said my parents didn't They didn't want here, but I didn't listen. >> Were you Were you on the protection order? Are you Are you trying to go to work right now? Is that what you're trying to do? >> He was going to drop me off, but I told him that I'm not going to go to work. >> Okay. Okay. Where do you What So, are you going to go in? You want to go home? What do You're going to go home. Okay, just give me half a second. Just hang out right here, okay? >> Even better. >> What is it, Joe? >> He's under arrest. >> We're going to hook him for domestic. He claims that he threw water on her. She's She's soaked. It's all over the inside of the car, so we've got a We've got domestic on him, too. All right. >> All right, he was saying he just obviously locked up. He just wanted to get him over there, okay? >> Fear was visible on the girl's face. In a desperate act, she made new pleas for help, afraid of what her boyfriend might do to her. >> So, here's Here's what's going to happen at this point, okay? He's under arrest for not wanting to identify himself. Um also, he can't He can't throw stuff at you, okay? It's obvious to me that he threw water on you. You're soaking wet. It's all over the inside of your car, okay? Um so, he's going to get arrested today for uh obstructing, and he's also going to get uh charged for domestic battery. I understand you may or may want not want this to happen. We are obligated to charge that if we can prove it, which we can, okay? All right. No, that's okay. That's We're just doing our job. We're here to help you, all right? So, here's what I want to ask you. Do you need anything from us? Do you >> I just don't want him to be near my house cuz I know once he gets let out, he's going to come back for me. So, I just don't want him near my house. >> Okay. >> an order of protection or help you obtain one. >> So, she said her parents used to have one against him. >> Okay. >> Did he get arrested for hitting you before, or is that somebody else? >> Oh, he He never got arrested for >> No, okay. >> I was thinking that they that he did, but I think that he did like crazy stuff. >> Well, you guys Just out of curiosity, is somebody staying over here? >> No, he drove over there so they wouldn't see them yelling at me. But, he dropped me off, and that's when I was able to call the police cuz I was like >> Well, did did he freak out when he saw me turn around? Is that what escalated it? Okay. So, initially it was just cuz you were scared and then he got upset cuz you called the police? >> Yeah. >> Okay, did he ever try to stop you from calling the police? >> Um yeah, cuz he dropped me off but I was like I'm not going to go to work like this. So, I walked out of work and I tried calling the police and I just said I was the only thing I was able to get out is where I work. >> But he never like told you don't call the police or try to take your phone or anything like that when you called? >> Okay. So, we're going to give you this, okay? Um this is my partner's right there. His name is Officer David Squall. This is our report number, okay? Do you have a smartphone? You got iPhone? Something like that? Okay. So, this this back is a QR code. I am sure you probably know how those work. You're young. Um there's this has all the information for our social services stuff like that, okay? If this is something you want to do today for instance in pursuing an order of protection today or tomorrow cuz Go ahead. You can come meet with our social workers tomorrow. And they can help you go through this. >> In the end, the man was charged with domestic battery and resisting arrest. Next case, a routine traffic stop turned into a full-blown standoff after officers pulled over a driver with a suspended license and a history that put everyone on edge. >> They saw you too. >> Hey, hey, don't tense up, man. Walk over here. >> Are you what? You punk [ __ ] I'm a BAD BOY, YOU [ __ ] MY MOM'S [ __ ] >> ON MARCH 22ND, 2024, what began as a routine traffic stop escalated quickly. Jonah Ketchum, driving on a suspended license with an active warrant, resisted every order, forcing officers to deploy a taser and turning a simple stop into a chaotic roadside confrontation. >> Cut the car off for me. >> [music] >> I mean, I think he's okay. >> He needs medical attention, please. >> Okay, let go. >> Huh? >> It's going to go off, excuse you. >> What was that? >> I don't know, man. I just got in the car, excuse you. >> I I know. Why don't you give me the keys to the car, okay? >> All right, the keys. >> It's my car. Why do you need the keys? >> Do you have the keys for it? >> car. Why do you need the keys? >> Okay, well, you see, he can't he clearly can't drive, okay? >> He's not He's not driving. >> No, no, we were trying to drive it off. >> Okay. Well, I'm just saying >> No, we were trying to turn it off, excuse me. >> I understand. >> I'm trying to turn it off right now. >> Okay, turn it off for me. >> [music] >> I'm going to drive I'll drive it away. We really need to go. >> Yes, I'm trying, man. >> You're not the >> I'm trying to. Please [music] Let me be a good So let's stop it. All right, stop it. >> Okay. Licenses for both of you, please. Licenses for both of you, please. Thank you. >> We're going to need to search my car, too. >> You're going to hold on to it for now. >> All right. >> How much have you had to drink, sir? >> I drank >> I should drink one or two. >> It don't matter what I I wasn't even driving. >> How much have you had to drink, sir? >> Drink probably like two drinks and one meal. >> How much have you had to drink, ma'am? >> I'm not drinking. >> She just showed up. >> Yeah, I just came to pick him up. >> You came to pick him up? >> And you haven't had anything to drink? >> No. >> You got a valid license? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Officers first confirmed that the passenger, Destiny Artler, was the registered owner of the car, while Jonah, who had been driving, had a suspended license and an active warrant. The tension climbed even higher when dispatch warned that Jonah was considered armed and dangerous, setting up the moment when officers would soon be pushed into a far more serious response. >> What's up, bud? Can you step out for me, okay? >> Yeah. >> Any guns on you? >> What? >> Any guns on you? >> There ain't no guns on me. >> Any guns on you? Yeah, do you have a gun you and you in the car? >> No, there's no guns in here. >> Okay. All right. Go and drop the cigarette, okay? >> Hey, you drop the >> Drop the cigarette. >> Drop the cigarette, my man. >> Please drop the cigarette. >> Drop the cigarette. Okay. Go and turn around for me. Whoa. Walk over here. >> Hey, stop pulling me. >> don't tense up, man. Walk over here. >> Why are you pulling on me? >> Cuz we we need to talk to you, so why don't you come over here? >> You're not your authority over me. >> Come over here, please. >> Why are you pulling on me? >> Come over here, please. >> Did you do something wrong? >> Come Let's Let's talk about it. We're going to talk about it. Why don't you come over here? Come over here. Yeah, we're going to talk about it, all right? All right. >> Will you be willing to perform the test for me? >> Did you do something wrong to somebody? >> Will you be willing to perform some tests for me? >> I'll do a test for you, but you need to go off of me. >> I need you to comply. You need [music] to comply. You're a little >> I'm complying. I am complying. >> Put your hands by your side, okay? >> My hands are by my side. >> All right. Go and spin around and face me, okay? Face me. >> You can perform your test right here. No, that's it. >> Go and face me, okay? Keep your arms by your side, okay? All right. Feet together. Feet together, arms by your side, okay? >> For what? >> Put your feet together, arms by your side. >> too, okay? >> I don't got to do that. >> But you said you were going to do the test, right? >> For what? >> For OVI. >> Why would I just test for what? >> For OVI. >> I wasn't driving. I was doing nothing. I was sitting here. >> Are you going to do the test or not? >> Feet together, arms by your side. >> Arms by your side for me, okay? Perfect. All right. Do you have any medical conditions? Any medical conditions? >> No. >> Okay. When officers attempted to perform sobriety tests, Jonah fought back, turning a routine procedure into a physical struggle. His resistance intensified the standoff, leaving viewers uncertain about how the situation would finally calm. >> Do you wear contacts glasses. >> I wore glasses. Okay. >> Obviously, you don't have them on, okay? All right. I'm going to check your eyes, okay? Do you see the tip of my pen? Do you see the tip of my pen? >> Yes. >> Okay, you're going to follow with your eyes, your eyes only, okay? Do not move your head. Do you understand? Do you understand, sir? >> Here, I'm not safe, man. Why you got to do that for? >> Go and turn around for me. >> For what? >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Is that driving or something? >> Turn around, you're going to get tased. >> Is that driving or something? >> Turn around, you're going to get tased. Turn around, you're going to get tased. Turn around and put your hands behind your back, now. Or you're going to get [ __ ] tased. Turn around. >> TURN AROUND. WE get tased for >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around, put your hands behind your back. Like you're praying, okay? >> Why? I ain't got to turn around >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Cuz you said so? >> Turn around. You're going to get tased. Turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> Can you repeat? >> Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. Hey. Hey. Taser. Taser. Taser. GET ON YOUR STOMACH. DO IT NOW. >> GET BACK. GET BACK. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. DO IT NOW. >> CAN YOU REPEAT? He said taser deployed. >> WHY YOU DOING THIS? >> STOP. STOP RESISTING. >> WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? Why did you do this? >> All right. >> Why did you do this? Why did you do this? >> Do you have anything on you? Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, but why did you do this to me? >> You weren't cooperating. >> No, you just shocked the hell out of me, man. Why did you do this to me, man? >> You weren't listening. >> I don't understand what's going on. I ain't doing nothing wrong. Why the [ __ ] you [ __ ] SHOCKING ME AND [ __ ] MAN? I ain't doing nothing wrong to nobody, man. Come on, man. The [ __ ] Are you serious? Really? >> Even after being restrained, Jonah insisted he had done nothing wrong and continued to resist verbally, forcing officers to maintain control as the confrontation refused to settle, raising questions about how much further it would escalate. >> Get inside. >> Why you hurt me? >> Sit your Sit down. >> Why you >> Sit down. >> I just hurt you, man. >> Sit down. >> I didn't do nothing wrong, nobody. You just shot me. You hurt me. >> Sit in the car. >> I understand my pants down here, but can I pull my pants down at least? >> Sit down. Sit in the car. Do it now. >> pants down, please? >> You got it. >> Yep. >> Tell me what is going on. >> Sit down. >> Can I pull my pants up? >> Let's go. Sit in the car. >> Ow. >> Sit down. >> Can I pull my pants up? >> Let's go. Sit in the car. >> Ow. >> SCOOT BACK. >> OW. OW. OW. OW. OKAY. YEP. >> GET YOUR legs in. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. >> Calm down, man. >> I didn't do anything wrong, bro. >> Okay. >> Listen, man. I ain't I really didn't do nothing wrong, man. >> Sit down. >> And I'm really against him. >> And keep it calm. >> I'm about to flip. I didn't do nothing wrong, man. >> Sit down. >> And I'm trying to be cool and I've been being cool, but it's going to start turning like Wait, [ __ ] I ain't do [ __ ] wrong, bro. I'm being compliant. I ain't do nothing wrong, man. Come on, man. Stop, please. Peace out. Peace out. I ain't do nothing wrong, bro. Let me go. I ain't doing nothing wrong. I've been being compliant. Please let me go, man. You that man, huh? So much better than me. [ __ ] ass [ __ ] I promise you I'll beat your ass. >> His frustration peaked as he demanded a lawyer and threatened the officers, creating a tense back and forth that suggested the standoff still wasn't over and hinted that officers had more work ahead before they could secure the scene. >> Can I please call my lawyer? >> Not right now. >> Right now? I didn't do nothing wrong, nobody. Why am I being detained like this? I ain't even going to nobody. >> Okay. >> I ain't got no problems. I had no problems over Why am I being treated like this? Why did I have to do what you asked me to do? Was I being a wild maniac or something? No. Your mama's a [ __ ] For having a fat [ __ ] you. Yeah, [ __ ] Yeah, pull me out and I'll beat my ass then. Hold still. Open the door. [screaming] Let me talk to your superior officer or I'll kick the windows out of this So you know. You think you're cute? Oh, you think you're cute. [ __ ] I'll wreck your life. I NEED TO TALK TO AN OFFICER. I WANT to talk to an officer, please. >> [snorts] >> I want to talk to an officer above him. I need to talk to an officer. >> Jonah is still in the patrol car. He keeps arguing and refusing to cooperate, turning even routine questions into a struggle. Officers prepare to search the vehicle for anything he may be hiding next. >> Give me your wallet, I GUESS. OW. >> GET IN. >> I'M GETTING IN. >> SLIDE back now. >> All right. I promise you man. You're a [ __ ] You will die. You're a [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] YOU [ __ ] [screaming] YOU'RE A DEAD [ __ ] YOU [ __ ] YOU ARE SO DEAD. You're a [ __ ] >> [sighs] [snorts] >> YOU GOT ME, DID YOU [ __ ] YOU GOT ME, YEAH. YOU GOT ME. >> [screaming] >> YOU GOT ME, DID YOU? DID YOU GET ME, HUH? YOU GOT ME, HUH BRO? DISCHARGE, HUH? You're a [ __ ] out of here, man. >> With Jonah detained, officers turned to Destiny, questioning her about drugs or weapons in the car. Her cooperation contrasted sharply with Jonah's behavior and guided officers toward the final steps of the investigation. >> Listen man. Officer. I ain't against you, man. I understand your job, bro. You ain't a dick. What could I say? I'm a real ass talking man. I ain't against you. I respect the law, respect the law. But this ridiculous is [ __ ] me. I ain't doing nothing wrong to nobody. That's just like That's a [ __ ] joke. I ain't doing nothing wrong, bro. IT'S ALL ON CAMERA, BRO, [ __ ] >> [snorts] >> ALL OF THIS ON CAMERA, [ __ ] SMIRK ALL YOU WANT, YOU PUNK [ __ ] [ __ ] Get these nuts on camera, in your mouth. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I'M SORRY. YEAH, I CAN'T BREATHE. THE DOOR'S CLOSED. I can't breathe. There's no air. I can breathe. I can breathe. I can breathe now. There's no air. I couldn't breathe. I can breathe. I'm good. Yeah, thank you. I can I got air now. Get out. Get me out. >> In the end, Jonah was booked on multiple offenses, including resisting arrest, obstructing justice, and driving on a suspended [music] license. Destiny, however, was released without charges and fully cooperated as officers concluded the case.