Yeah. Who's your boss, man? Who's your commanding officer? And I need your badge number. >> Who drinks, son? I do not drink. I have no alcohol. You swear I'm a dumbass, bro. >> Please face that way. >> No, I can't throw a >> Put your head down there. >> Come on, man. All right. All right. >> Some wannabe tough guys think shouting and acting tough gives them power. But what happens when a cop shows them what real power [music] looks like? >> Don't resist. That's another charge, bro. >> Let me go, man. >> [screaming] >> These were the moments when cops humiliated wannabe tough gangsters. [music] We begin with a man whose arrogance over a traffic violation turned a simple cop encounter into a chaotic display of desperation. >> Reason I stopped just for no seat belt. >> I have my seat belt on. >> It's not on. >> I took it off right here. >> Okay. I didn't see it on when you passed me. >> Nah. Just cuz I like you. I'm going to turn around one more time. One, two, three. >> Your test, man. >> Don't stop. >> I just passed your test, bro. On June 20th, 2023, an officer stopped a man later identified as Fabian for a seat belt violation. But his wannabe gangster attitude and threats quickly turned a simple stop into his own humiliation. >> Officer Cole Motor Police Department. Reason I stopped you is for no seat belt. >> I have my seat belt on. >> It's not on. >> I took it off right here. >> Okay. I didn't see it on when you passed me. Gave your proof entrance also. Is >> there a reason why you left quick trip twice and then pulled in here when I pulled behind you? >> Yeah, cuz you were following me. Yeah. >> Why were you following me? >> What's that? >> Why were you following me? >> Cuz I seen you weren't wearing our seatelt. >> I had my seatelt on when I went left Quick Trip. Then I came here. I took it off as soon as I parked. >> Okay. You didn't have it on when you passed me right here. >> I did. >> Okay. I'm not going to argue with you. >> Take it to court then. From the get-go, Fabian expressed his dissatisfaction and made it clear to everyone with an earshot that he felt he was, for some reason, being unfairly treated. But what he handed over next would leave the officer stunned. >> You would have to take me to court. So, you have your proof of insurance? >> Yes, ma'am. This is my Florida one. It might be still intact. >> If not, run my license or whatever you got run, man. This is my car. Look, >> expired in 2019. >> I mean, I have it, man. >> Do you have proof? registration, insurance. >> I don't have the card with me. >> Okay. Do you have the app or anything? There was no reason either you needed to be blaring your music that quick. >> Is there a log inside? >> What's that? >> Is there a log inside? >> There's no reason for it. >> Is there a log inside? >> I'll be right back. >> Is there a log inside? >> All right. Is it Fabian or how do you pronounce it? >> Sure. >> Okay. Here's your license back. Can I have you just step out of the vehicle for me? I just got to explain these citations to you. >> Do I have to? Yep. You have any weapons or anything on you? >> Nope. >> No. Do you have any weapons in the vehicle? >> Hey, bro. You cannot I do not consent for you to search the car. >> Why don't you come over here? >> Am I searching it? Listen to him. >> Come over here. >> Do you have any weapons in the vehicle? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Where are we coming from tonight? >> Quick trip, man. You just stop me from there. >> Okay. Where are you headed? >> Home. >> Home. >> Yes, man. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink tonight? No, you can test me right now, man. >> Okay, just ask me cuz your eyes are glossy. >> Yo, then do me a test, bro. I just did a 10-hour shift. I went there to get a Sprite, bro. >> Okay. >> And then also, I don't like you racially profiling me, man. You think I'm stupid? You don't think I I I saw you waiting after you put gas then? That's why I turned around, then you did the little turn cuz you wanted to stop me for no reason. You said I had no seat belt on. How can you tell my with my tents up, man? You passed me on Main Street. >> Yeah. After you after you waited for me to stop me for no reason. >> You caught my attention when you had your radio blurring at Quick, >> which there's no sound law in Wisconsin or any state, man. So So I could I could put this I could put two subs. I could put four subs. I could blur from here all the way down the street all I want. >> Okay. >> Where's your little synographer? >> Fabian's tough talk evaporated in the daylight when his license, which expired in 2019, was discovered. His subsequent rage and accusations of racial profiling [music] couldn't hide the fact his entire defiant persona was built on a fraudulent foundation. >> Citation for no insurance. Your court date and time is up on top here. You're not notified of peer as long as you pay the citation amount. Citation for no seat belt. Same court date and time. Okay. Do you have any questions with that? >> Yeah. Who's your boss, man? Who's your commanding officer? And I need your badge number, bro. >> We're going to be going through field sobriety testing also. Uh just make sure you're okay to drive. Sound like a plan? >> Let's go, bro. >> Yeah. So, why don't you give me them tickets? I can put it on the car here, man. >> Man, stop racially profiling me, bro. You stop me for no reason, man. >> Are you his boss, man? >> Hey, Fabian, remove your hat. Put it on the the car, please. >> The man, you don't think I know why I'm being racially profile. Hurry up, man. >> Okay, so stay right here. I'll be right back. Anything to drink today? >> No. >> No. Okay. Any excuse today? >> No. >> No. All right. Have you been to a dentist or a doctor in the last 24 hours? >> No. >> No. Are you on any prescription medications? >> No. >> No. All right. Once you stand with your heels and toes together, arms down at your side. You're going to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Don't move your head. I can smell the the alcohol on you. >> I don't I don't breathalyze me, man. >> So, we're going to step back over here. >> Where's your breathalyzer? >> Come over here. Citations in hand, the officer upped the ante, demanding a sobriety test. Fabian's bluster continued, but the scene was set for a public humiliation that would dismantle his wannabe gangster image. >> Going to stand right here. >> Where's your breathalyzer? >> I'm asking you I'm asking you a question. Where is your breathalyzer? >> Right here. >> Okay, then put it on me, bro. Put it on me. >> We are still going through some testing. Okay. >> You Yo, you got to make me sue you for unlawful arrest, bro. Put breathalyzer in my mouth and let me go Let me go home, bro. Put the breath. You want to do your job, right? You want to do your job. You already give me the tickets. Put the breathalyzer in my mouth and test me, man. And you will see I have absolutely no alcohol in my system. >> Do the walk and turn test for me. >> Do my Do your job and put the breathalyzer on me, man. >> Are you going to do the walk and turn? >> Yes, man. But after that, you better breathalyze me, man. I don't drink. I don't drink, son. I do not drink. I have no alcohol. You swear I'm a dumb, bro. You saw me park right there. You waited until you were done pumping gas. I looked like a quota to you, a ticket, and then you You prejudize me and then you waited for me, man. Hurry up, man. Hurry up, bro. Hurry up. This testing complete bull. Hurry up, man. Hurry up. >> I'm trying to explain. >> Hurry up, man. Hurry up. Go. Go. Go. >> You need to be quiet. >> Hurry up, man. >> You need to be quiet and I'll explain the test. You understand that? >> Hurry up, man. Rookie, >> we're going to do the walk and turn. >> You have any problems walking at all? >> No, man. >> Okay. So you're going to imagine a straight line in front of you. On that straight line, you're going to put your left foot. Now you're going to put your right foot heel toe in front of your left foot like so. Now you're going to remain that position with your arms at your side until I'm done explaining the task. You understand? Do not move from that position. >> All right, man. >> Okay. So you're going to take nine heel toe steps down that straight line. On that ninth step, you're going to take small series of steps to turn around. And you're going to take nine heel and toe steps coming back, looking at your feet the whole time, counting out loud. Do you have any questions with the test? >> No. >> Begin when you're ready. >> All right. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. I'm turning around. Straight line. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. Just cuz I like you, I'm going to turn around one more time. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Hold up. I really like you. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20. Straight line, bro. You ready to me? Absolutely. >> All right, man. Hurry up. >> So, with this, you're going to take a deep breath in and you're going to blow it like you're blowing up a balloon. Nice long, steady blow. Keep blow until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> All right. Show zeros there. >> Okay. >> Deep breath in and blow. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. more. >> Good. >> Zeros. >> What does that mean? What does that mean? >> He performed the test with arrogant flare, but his victory lap was cut short. The officer smelled alcohol, leading to an arrest that exposed the truth behind his crumbling tough guy act. >> Have you had any today? >> No, man. No. No. Stop harassing me, bro. Give me >> You're under arrest for OBI. >> For what? >> For OBI. Turn around. >> Where's Where's Roi? Turn around. >> WHAT IS THAT? >> STOP RESISTING. Stop resisting. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. >> STOP RESISTING. >> What is that? What is Ro Vi? What does that mean? >> Wii. >> What? W I just passed your test, man. >> Don't stop. >> I just passed your test, bro. >> Stay there. You're going to be searched now. >> I just passed your test, bro. >> What is >> Bro, explain to me what Roi is, bro. What is >> operate while intoxicated? >> I just passed your test, yo. I'm on camera, bro. For what? Man, >> you tell me. >> All right, bro. You search me. I'm suing you, bro. Let's go. >> Search the car then, man. Search the car. Search the car. Search the car, man. Search the car. Search the car. >> What's your name? Search the car, bro. I give you consent. Search the car. >> All right. We're going to go to this car right here. >> Huh? >> We're going to this car. >> Are you arresting me? >> Yes. Arrest >> for what? I don't have any I don't have man. I don't have bro at least. Yo, put my windows up. >> I don't have man. >> I don't have >> I don't have bro. >> I don't have man. >> Where's the proof OF MAN? I DON'T have bro. I'll hold this up. Yo, you're What are you doing, man? Yo, what are you doing, bro? >> Yo, you can't arrest me for no reason, bro. Am I on body cam? >> You said we can search the car? >> Yes, man. Hey, hey, come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Hey, bro. What you are you Hey, bro. If I don't have any, can you let me go? You're arresting me for no reason. That's against the law, man. Are you hearing me? Are you hearing me, bro? I know you hear me, bro. That's illegal as, man. You're on body cam, bro. That right there, you could buy any smooth shot. That's illegal, man. >> Yo, what is wrong with you, my dude? Fabian's arrogance instantly vanished when the officer placed him under arrest. He was outraged, but then made a critical mistake by granting the police full consent [music] to search his car. >> Have you talked to someone, bro? >> All right, I'm going to read you a form, and it's going to ask you a question at the end of the form. Under Wisconsin's implied consent law, I'm required to read this notice to you. You've either been arrested for an offense that involves driving or operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or both. Will you submit to an evidentic chemical test to your blood? >> Can I ask you a question? Can I ask you a question? What's your question? >> Am I under arrest right now? >> Yes, you are. >> For what? >> OBI. >> I passed your test. You searched my car in the car. Listen. >> What are you arresting me for? >> I read you. >> What are you arrest? I want to know. Why am I being arrested? I have rights, man. What are you arresting? >> I just read you inform me then. >> I don't care. Ask I'm asking you a question. What are you arresting me for? Test. You search my car. There's nothing in the car. 269 >> arresting me for what? >> W I >> What does that mean? What does that mean? >> Operating while intoxicated. >> How am I intoxicated? How >> will you submit to an evidentary chemical test of your blood? Yes or no? >> No. >> Okay. >> The officer began reading the formal notice, but Fabian kept interrupting with desperate questions. His frustration grew as he realized his tough act was failing to stop the legal process. >> We're going to be moving you to a different squad car. Okay. >> All right. Can't can talk to you real quick. >> All right. Step over here. All right. First of all, that lean thing. I bought it from Walmart. Second of all, under my name. All right. Unlock in a glove lock box. So that's legal, too. So what? I pass your sobriety test. You twin my car for no reason. So what's Give me an answer. >> Have a seat here. >> Give me an answer, man. Give me an answer, bro. This is completely illegal, bro. You're breaking the >> Can you face the window, please? >> You're breaking the law, man. You're breaking the law. I ain't I ain't do anything. Everything's registered under my name. I passed your surprise test. The is locked. Unloaded. It's under my seat. >> Northbound traffic going to be shut down. >> Give me some water. At least tell my window. >> As officers moved Fabian to a squad car, the wannabe gangster grew desperate. He tried to justify the items in his car, but his excuses only humiliated him further. >> Turn your head away from us. >> I'm not going to spit on you, man. Just take me and do what you got to do, bro. I'm ready. >> Can you please face that way? >> Nah, I can't. >> Put your head down then. >> Come on, man. All right. All right. All right. I knew you were a rookie, man. >> Step on. >> I knew you were a rookie. I should have bet money on that, man. >> Security guard, can you go grab I got paperwork in the back of the squad car. >> Hey yo, hey, I don't know if you're a gambling, man. I should have bet that. I knew you were rookie from the day I saw you. Trainable. Like, come on. Jake Sully, come on. >> Stupid ass. Why you want to pass? >> There sick. There's sick people in here. You need to be quiet. >> First amendment, man. What? You going to charge me again? >> Yeah. Take off. Take the hood off. >> Bro, take the hood off, man. I'm not in the KKK. Take off, bro. I'm in a chair strap up, bro. Kosi, let's move here that way, further, so we have more room that way. Stand up. Stand up. Here we go. All right. Let me see the warrant. >> Let me see it, man. How am I supposed to see it with a strap with a hood on my face? >> Wrong with you, bro. You got so much to learn. A bucket. >> Um, >> I don't have one. >> Okay, we'll steal one from you. >> Oh, you have one. God, you got Yo, you got so much to learn, bro. You better like watch training day at least two or three more times, man. Rookie dog. >> 269. I'll be >> like, how am I supposed to see that with that spit on my face, bro? >> The situation escalated as the suspect began spitting in the squad car, forcing deputies to restrain him. Fabian, now in a spit hood, could only shout insults as [music] his tough guy image was completely destroyed. >> You know, Officer Koski or whatever your name is, man. You got my address now, right? Since you wrote it down. >> Come pay me a visit, bro. You feel me? As soon as I get out here, yo, come straight to my boyfriend. >> I got a big present for you. Big present. >> My boyfriend. >> Nice big present. Better take that badge off, too. There's no saving, >> boy. As soon as I get out here, boy. Ooh. Yo, I'll be back in 14 hours, bro. And once I get out in 14 hours, you better be in Hornville, son. You better be in Hornville, bro. You better recognize my car. You better remember where I drive. I'm going to be driving up and down that place. Up and down. Let me find you, Koski. >> You're going to have to hold still. >> I am dumb. You don't see me. >> Bro, at least take this hood off, man. I can't breathe with this, bro. If you're going to take me to jail, take me to jail the right way. Take this off, man. >> I'm going to leave it on. >> When the I get out you up, son. I ain't going to you up, son. Cop or not, mark my words on [music] God. >> Oh god. I'mma beat the bricks out you, boy. [music] I'm >> No, man. Stop playing with those. >> I get a copy of the search form and then he's going to need a copy and I think they going to correct him. Okay. At the hospital, Fabian kept screaming threats at the officer during his blood test. >> Step up for me. Get back out. >> Can you face this way? Fabian was booked into Adagami County Jail where officers delivered more devastating news. >> I have a copy that informed the accused that formed that I read you that you said no. You're going to have a copy of that in your uh your belongings. Also, graveyard has your vehicle. What? >> Graveyard toying has your vehicle. >> It should be in the car. It wasn't on your person. So, how am I supposed to get to the bathroom? >> Do you have any questions about this? >> Oh, I got other questions, man. Like, how am I as soon as I pass here, how am I supposed to get to my vehicle without my >> All right, have a good night. >> The legal process reached its conclusion as Fabian was convicted on all charges. The court found him guilty of resisting an officer, disorderly conduct, and carrying a concealed weapon, resulting in two years probation, a firearm [music] ban, and over $300 in fines. If you thought the first case was intense, wait until you see this one where a man violently attacked his wife on the street in front of his kids and still try to act all innocent. >> You can't be touching me, man. I was shoot you can't touch me. I ain't doing [ __ ] I AIN'T DOING [ __ ] I AIN'T DOING [ __ ] Touching me. I ain't doing [ __ ] I ain't doing [ __ ] >> Say we got to wait till >> All right. Well, we told you. She saw him. He saw him. He saw him. I did. >> Okay. I got three. >> On September 4th, 2023, police responded to a domestic dispute where a man threatened his girlfriend in public, pulling her toward his car while bystanders intervened. The scene quickly escalated and what happened next left everyone stunned. >> Hey, are you okay? Hey, wait. Wait. You okay? >> I told her to get in the car. That's all I told her to do. >> You good? Okay. Wait. No. No. No. She's coming with me. Thank you. >> Come this way. trying to get her in the car. All I do is >> let me just tell me, man. I wish you would. I >> All right. Hold on. Wait. Did he hit you at all? >> No. >> Okay. He didn't hit you. Okay. So, you're good. Is this verbal? Hey, stay over there. >> Stay over there. No. Stop. >> Get in the car. You want to do this in front of the police? Get in the car. >> You're going to get under arrest. >> Ma'am, he's not touching me. >> All right. You're not listening. This is an investigation. >> All right. You going >> get in the car. >> All right. Then you going to You going to go >> get in the car? >> You're not going. You okay? Hey, you know him? >> You mean Mommy? Give me help. >> I was just I was just looking. >> Get in the car. >> You want some help? >> Yeah. >> Bro, >> come on. >> Yeah, I'm trying. I know. >> Don't tell me, bro. >> All right. Come on. >> Come on, man. Don't resist. That's another charge, bro. >> Huh? >> Let me go, man. >> You don't have to tase him. >> No, because you didn't do anything wrong. >> He did. All right. Can you help me? >> Yeah, I can help. >> The scene was pure chaos. The enraged man tried to force the woman into his car, then threatened to beat a bystander who intervened, forcing the officer to call for backup. >> All right. Come on. Listen, I'm not going to >> Come on. Try Don't Bro, THAT'S >> I'M TRYING TO DON'T TELL DON'T TOUCH ME, BRO. JUST RELAX. >> Get your story straight, BRO. >> NO, MAN. SHE GOING TO KEEP I AIN'T GOT TIME FOR THAT, BRO. It's just No, man. You can put me in here, bro. Keep your [ __ ] away, man. Relax. >> No. YOU KNOW, YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME. I DIDN'T DO THIS. I do. I do. WHY YOU TOUCHING ME? I do. No. You can't kick me, BRO. OKAY, put your hand back. [screaming] >> Back. >> You're going to get it again. Back. [laughter] >> Help you up. >> Respect the woman. He was >> we were just driving. He >> were on the floor. >> The kids were crying. >> Okay. >> Get up. >> Sit up, >> bro. Sit up, bro. >> Yeah. Just get I'm a bad man. >> The suspect continued to resist, forcing the officer to use her taser. The man who had been so tough moments earlier was instantly humiliated, screaming and crying on the ground until he was finally arrested. >> Yeah, it's broken. >> We'll stay here for you. >> Thank you. [laughter] >> Because it's no resist, no nothing here. >> He resisted. >> No, no, no. WHAT DID YOU SAY? THIS IS WHAT I NOTICED. He was having an altercation. >> So, I saw the kids. So, I didn't want the kids cross the street. So, I stay there and I just calm down, man. You saw the you the one who called 911? >> Yes. >> I saw the kid crying. >> Where did he? How do you Did you see him? >> I ain't lying, bro. >> All right. We're not talking to you. >> It's not lying, bro. >> Do you guys >> relax, man? Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. >> No, cuz he LI on the floor. You don't do that to a woman. >> You got your driver license, too. Listen, we got to >> Hey, you're going to make it worse. Just say we got to wait till the man hurt, man. All right. Well, we told you. >> Well, you don't want to listen. You going to learn the hard way. >> The license as well. >> Sure. >> You want a written statement? >> No, I'll get the this one. >> I'm so sorry. >> Thank you. >> I mean, these guys stepped in and help, you know. >> You know, she was alone. I wasn't going to leave her alone. >> Can you take it out again? >> What? >> The crush. >> I will leave it a touch in case he needs another. >> All right. >> What did y'all What did y'all see? Was he was he >> out of the car and they start beating a little [ __ ] out of >> her? You see, I'm not the only one saying you wrote. >> I called um there's a lady over there that also called bud. >> We all called cuz we all saw and I started doing circles trying to get a tag number. I'm like listening that way and I turned left when I saw him right on the street right there. The kids was crying >> and then I had my concealed out cuz she had me trying to get a plate number >> and I'm like trying to figure out which street. So I'm like I have my concealed out. She's like, "Don't get involved." I'm like, "I'm not, but I have my one-year-old in the car. If he comes at the car, it is what it is." >> And then he attacked the police officer. >> Yeah. He started >> he started beating her. >> Oh, okay. >> That's why this gentleman, >> he came in. >> He came in and I and I came in and we stopped him. But >> I need no help, no nothing. >> We back over here in a minute. But I was trying to make sure the kids don't get hit by a car. I told you my ID, >> huh? Yeah, if you can't get your ID for >> Witnesses described seeing the man brutally beating the woman on the street. The level of violence was so severe that it prompted multiple bystanders to call for help and step in to stop the attack. >> For what? Huh? >> What? >> The battery, man. But then I was >> She did. >> Okay. I got >> I actually My car started recording it. I'm like, >> she's 11. [clears throat] And he hit me while we were trying to because he tried to for his office. >> Got you. >> Okay. >> Give me one minute. I'll probably get you each one by one. We'll talk and that'll be the end of you guys. Okay. >> Give me one minute. >> You got your ID? >> No. I was I was running. >> Okay. [laughter] >> That's why you should always carry an ID when we call the house. >> I'm just going to double check you. You got anything else on you? You got anything else on you right now? Is it? >> Yes or no? >> All right. Sit in. Sit your butt first and then your feet. >> You don't need to talk to me, man. >> All right. [snorts] I'm I'm I'm going to talk to you right now. All right. You have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. Any statement can be and will be used against you in a court of law. All right. You're going to take him to the hospital a little bit and then we'll go from there. All right. >> Three witnesses came forward with one stating her 11-year-old daughter recorded the entire attack. The suspect's brutal actions were now captured on video, providing undeniable evidence of his violence. >> Thank you for calling. >> Yeah, I'm fine. I'm okay. Thank you for calling. >> I'm sorry we stopped it. >> For what? >> He was >> Oh, no. No. Well, he would have preferred more. So, I appreciate you. >> He was abusing you. He was abusing the other wife. He was >> He was >> No, I was not going to put up with it. >> Well, thank you for your help. I when I saw he tried to swing at you, that's when I said, "Forget it. This a fair gonna have to be two of us." >> Thank you. I appreciate your help. >> Because it's no fair. >> So, we got your statement. We got your statement already, right? Your sworn statement, everything. Okay. So, >> and the other officer went to the hospital due to the VR. So, >> okay. >> So, again, thank you for calling. She I'm sure she appreciates it, too, cuz she was scared. So, we'll go talk to her. Well, I did call the cops right away when I turned because >> like you're literally being the girl in the street. >> Did they get your statement, too, or not? >> Okay, got you. All right. Well, we have to go now, but thank you again for your for your help. >> Is there a close water that you can dump him and >> No, we can't do that. >> Be careful not. >> You understand I just read you. >> Okay, perfect. Okay. During this event, during this event, >> I'm going to choose to remain silent on that one. >> Huh? >> I'm going to choose to remain silent on that part. >> Okay. All right. >> No, no. I'm I'm just asking you about what happened at this event. That's all. >> No. I mean, you I'm already merandized, man. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, once I mer. >> Okay. So, you don't you don't want to talk about what happened? >> I don't want to be I did what I had to do. I don't want to be part of >> Okay. Yeah. >> Okay. Perfect. >> All right. Take care. >> Furthermore, witnesses praised the officer's courage, confirming she had prevented the violent man from causing more harm. >> Did you see him your mom at all? >> Uh-huh. That's when he was over there. >> What did he do? >> He like pulled her by her hair. I care and then that's when we had came back. >> So he pulled her by her hair, he pushed her. Um, did he do anything else that you remember? >> He pushed her on the floor. >> He pushed her on the floor. Okay. Did he do anything else? >> I don't remember. >> Have you ever seen him do anything like that before? >> Yeah. >> You have? Okay. He's done it. Did your mom never call the police? >> Yeah, one time she did. >> Okay. Um, who is he to you? Is he Is he like >> our stepdad? >> He is your stepdad. >> He's our little He's our baby brother and our baby sister. Dad. >> Okay. You trust him usually with you? Does he hurt you at all? He never hurts you. Just your mom? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Did he hurt you in any way? Has he ever done something like that before? In front of you? He has? >> No. >> Not in front of you? Has he done it before? >> No. >> Okay. >> He done it three times. >> Three times. And she never called the police. >> He did. >> Okay. Did he never been arrested? >> No. >> He did it one time, but then he got arrested. >> Okay. Um, do you trust him or No. No. You don't like him? Is he he's your stepdad? Does he live with you guys? All the time. All the time he lives with me. >> Wait, not all the time. Sometimes. >> Sometimes. Okay. All right. Um, do you have anything else you want to tell me? >> No. Okay. Thank you so much. Okay. You can go. I'm going to talk to your mom real quick. >> The investigation then uncovered the heartbreaking truth. The suspect's own stepchildren described how he repeatedly pulled their mother's hair [music] and pushed her to the ground, revealing this was not an isolated incident. >> Can you raise your right hand? Do you swear and affirm that everything you're about to say is the truth to the best of your knowledge? >> Yes. >> All right. So, give me a little history of it. Who is So, can you tell me what happened today just before we got here? >> Before y'all got here as we got by 4:41, we went to argue. I was like, I'm not with this. >> Can I ask what you were arguing about? >> Um, he found out that I talked to someone else. >> Are you guys together? Are you guys married, separated? >> We're together. >> Is he the father of all your kids? >> No, only my baby. My two, they're not here. >> They're not here. Okay. So he's the father of your kids. He was Is this his car or your car? >> This mine. He wasn't driving. I was driving. >> Okay. >> We got to 441. He started getting loud and like really agitated. So I said, "I'm not with this." So I U-turn to come back going back Belgade way because that's why Is that where he lives? >> Yeah. He lives in Belgium and all my people out in Belg. So I turned back around and come back this way and we got right here at the light. He grabbed the steering wheel and we going the turning lane. And once I turn lane, he pressed the push start button. So the car cut off. So he grabbed the keys. So, I jumped out the car. >> That was right here. >> Over there. >> Okay. >> He parked the car here. >> Did you run or what was it? >> I was trying to, but I had my keys. So, >> So, what happened to the car? Was this arguing in the car or what happened? >> It was just arguing in the car. When he turned the car off and jumped out the car, I felt like he was going to get physical. So, I grabbed the kid out the car and came across the road. Once I came across the road, he followed me across. And then the guy, the black guy came down and he was like, "Bro," and the other man that was in the corner came and was like, "Leave her alone." So he went and got in the car. So at first I thought he was going to leave. >> So you don't know the other black male that was showing off? >> Nobody that was here. He uh got in the car and pulled it here. So I turned back around walking back that way cuz I didn't want to p him. So he started running, caught me at the light and was like roughing me like jacking me up and stuff. >> What do you mean by that? So I want you to be specific as possible. >> Jacking me up. Yeah. >> And then >> what was he saying? >> Get in the car. He was trying to get me in the car. So I was I'm not getting in the car with you. I'm not getting in the car with you. So he started trying to pick me up or put me in the car like I'm not getting in the car with you. >> Pick you up. How how >> like wrapping. >> So from behind you or from the front? How was he? >> I think he was in front of you. >> So he was in front of you trying to He wrapped you up trying to get Yeah. >> So then when we got right there, I had fell on the ground and then when I got up, he was >> How did you fall like on? >> I I was trying to get out cuz he had me in the bear hood. >> So once I wled myself down, I fell on the ground. >> Okay. On your knees or like all on all four? That was >> I laid straight backwards and then when I got back up he started me and then I got loose from that cuz when the kids >> were you able to breathe when he was >> Yeah. >> It wasn't no like cut off. >> So what was he doing? What did he do? >> Okay. >> But he didn't cut off my circulation and then I ran across there and that's when you pulled up. >> Okay. So basically in any domestic domestic violence issue, what happens is he's going to get arrested for domestic violence. Also resisting and the police officer pushing both of us. So that's a charge for that he's going to get felony charge for that. Um um he's going to be held no bond just because of battery on LEO. But when he does get out, he's going to have a no contact order with you. He's going to see the judge in the morning. You are not he is not to contact you at any point. If he contacts you, he can get arrested. So if he contacts you whether you fall or not and we find out, you go to jail again. So, it'll behoove you not to call him. Um, >> the victim's statement [music] revealed the full extent of the attack. She described how the suspect turned off the car and violently choked her, confirming what witnesses had seen on the street. >> Can you tell me what you saw two nights ago um near Parters in Ukobi Boulevard? >> Yes. So, I was leaving the gas station and I just heard a bunch of yelling. I came out to the corner and I just heard yelling. And then I looked over to my left and I seen a male and a female arguing out of the car, but the car was parked. And then they were just arguing. They got back in the car. They got a couple feet forward into the parking lot. Then they both got out. >> Did you see who was driving or at that point? >> No, I actually did not. I actually did not. I just saw the two of them get out and then they started arguing again. He grabbed a hold of her and he was like punching on her and then he grabbed a hold of her neck. She was yelling, "Uh, let me go. just let go of me. The kids jumped out of the car. They started crying and screaming and then the little one started running towards Okachchobee. And then that's when a bystander I saw come running up and like stop the kid and he kind of intervened with him and the two of them still were arguing and screaming. He had his hands around her neck. He kept punching her like in the face. She just kept saying get away from me. He just had a hold of her and he was just like you could just see his arm going back and forth like >> Do you remember what he was yelling? It was They were just yelling loudly. >> They were just yelling. I couldn't understand what he was yelling, but she just kept yelling that get away from me. Let me go. And then I just I want to say he was it almost sounded like he was saying like come here, but I couldn't really tell what he was saying. It was >> it was hard to >> and then um and for him you um he told me later he said he didn't he didn't want to go to jail. Um do you want to pursue criminal charges for I just have to ask you pursue criminal charges for him the battery against you? Okay. [music] So, the things that he was doing to her, um, did you see anything other than punching or like >> punching? Pull it on the floor. Uh, grab her by the by the shirt. Uh, try to put her clothes off. >> Um, put her hair pull it by the hair. >> That's when you got there and he he was running away. >> So, was he her the whole time? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you remember what he was saying? >> No. >> Okay, that's fine. All right. So if that do you remember anything else before we conclude the statement or no? >> No, but I'd like to see him in jail for 27 years minimum. >> The suspect was ultimately charged with domestic violence, resisting arrest and battery on a law enforcement officer. Moving on to a man who thought he was too gangster to care about no entry warnings. His actions quickly turned a simple confrontation into a tense situation. [music] >> All right, come on, [ __ ] >> You guys want to be on? >> We're just trying to do our job, man. Watch out. [music] >> You stepped on me. You kicked me. What's up? Watch out. Look. See? >> Relax. >> You guys just had me right there and then split me up. >> You like balls full of >> On December 3rd, 2023, a man unlawfully entered a restricted area of DFW airport when officers confronted him. He became combative and refused to comply, forcing [music] them to take physical action. >> Hey, we're going to walk this way. >> What? >> Did you go through those doors? >> I caught him. >> Yeah, I didn't. >> I went through there. Yeah, I did. >> I came out the flight. No, I came out the flight. I'm having problems. >> We're going to walk out. Okay. End the story. All right. >> Once we get over there, we'll get figured out. Okay. Right now, you breached on the secured side of an airport where you get >> plane. What are you talking about, dog? How How >> make the rules. You just got to calm down. Okay. >> No. Calm down. [ __ ] >> All right. Good, man. It's one of the other. >> You guys ran for no reason. >> No. What happened is you came through the >> No, what happened was I had went over there and I told him, >> "We got to walk this way." >> All right. Come on, [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> Yep. >> You guys want to be on some guns? >> We're just trying to do our job, man. >> Job. Is there something he left behind? >> Yes, there's a lot of [ __ ] I left behind. >> Okay, that's what we can help you with. >> No, you can't help me with >> All right, let's check it out right here. >> And we're just making sure he didn't make >> dispatch. I'm going to get physical if you guys put your hands on me cuz I didn't do >> Okay. >> And on me. >> You guys want to run and be out of breath? I'm so out of breath. Especially you. >> All right, man. What's the problem? All right. >> I'm just going to do my job, right? >> All right. Your job. >> Come on. At the exit. Officers calmly approached the passenger to explain his serious security violation. Instead of cooperating, he immediately became hostile, cursing at them and threatening to get physical. >> We're exactly where I told him to. >> Hey, watch out. Don't step on me. Watch out. You stepped on me and kick me. Watch out. Watch out. Look. See? >> Relax. Look at that. Look at that. Look at that. >> For what? For what reason? For what reason? For what reason? No, I'm relaxed. For what reason are you guys doing this? Cuz I'm talking. >> You're under arrest. >> For what reason? >> Breach. >> For what reason? >> You're under arrest. Roll to your stomach. >> Hey, Siri. >> Roll to your stomach. >> For what reason? >> You breached the airport. Roll your stomach. >> I can't hear. They told me this. >> Roll your stomach. You're under arrest. Roll your stomach. >> I can't. You guys are on my arms. >> Roll your stomach. All right. So, yeah. >> Hey Siri, we call the Lor. >> You'll be able to make phone calls. >> The situation escalated rapidly as the passenger refused to listen to commands. Officers were forced to arrest him for the breach, but he physically [music] resisted being taken into custody. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, relax, stop. [music] Hey Siri, >> how I just came in the door and I >> All right, the cameras back. >> Run the cameras back. >> I don't want this you. >> No, run the cameras back. All I did was ask him a question and went back to the door. You went through the door, sir. >> This entry around his back around his back. You hurt? >> No, I'm not. No, I don't need what? I ain't got to go broke my back. >> I didn't break it. I took off. You broke it. >> I took off the old strap. >> Ain't no strap. You broke it. See? Off what? Watch out. >> Let go. >> It I'm taking your phone >> for what? >> I'll keep it on. But you you're not >> you're not calling nobody. >> Sit down >> cuz I don't know who you're calling. >> My nana. I GOT TO GET HOME. I'm from Phoenix. >> Sit down. >> All right. Get your hand off me. For what? Run it back >> for Breeze. For Colonel Trespasser. >> I was in the airplane already. Somebody record this. >> There's lots of people recording. We're recording. >> You kicked me. You kicked me >> and grabbed me. >> While being restrained, the man loudly accused the officers of assault and repeatedly demanded for someone to record the confrontation. >> Here's what happened. I know what happened. I told him to call you. >> Can I Can I speak? >> No, cuz you guys already on >> All right. Well, you're under arrest because you entered an airport where you weren't supposed to. >> I was coming from a plane. >> You came from a plane. You exited out. They told me to go to this way too people in in 21. >> Did you see the signs on the door that said do not enter? >> THE GUY SITTING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE POCKET TOLD YOU NOT TO GO THROUGH. >> NO, because I hold the door and then I started talking to him >> and he said don't go. Right. >> No, he said come here in here to get me in here for that reason. >> And then you walked all the way through. Four signs on the door that said no entry. >> No, I was already in there. Come on. >> You were in the first part. You went through the second part. You're under arrest for your man. You have an IP. >> I'm done talking. I don't want to [ __ ] right. >> When you get to the We have a jail here. When you get there, you can make as many calls as you need. >> What? >> You said you need to call somebody cuz you're supposed to go to Phoenix. >> I'm supposed to go in Phoenix right now. >> Okay. You'll have to see a judge in a warning. You get bonded out. You go there, but you are under arrest for breach. >> Under arrest for breach. >> Yes, sir. Criminal trespass, critical infrastructure. >> Oh my god. >> The officer calmly explained to the suspect that he had walked past multiple no entry signs after being told to stop. Despite [music] this clear warning, the man still tried to argue about his situation. >> In his bag for an ID. >> When you get to the We have a jail here. When you get there, you can make as many calls as you need. >> For what? >> You said you need to call somebody cuz you're supposed to go to Phoenix. >> I'm supposed to be in Phoenix right now. >> Okay. You'll have to see a judge in the morning. You'll get bonded out and you'll go from there. But you are under arrest for breach. Under arrest for breach. >> Yes, sir. >> Trespass critical infrastructure. >> Oh my god. [snorts] >> Yeah, we're good. Let's not have 50 people here. >> Those are supervisors. just after >> and then when we tried to help you, you started mounting off. >> You guys, you knew that [ __ ] was going to happen. You guys set it up for a reason, man. I told you >> you are a grown adult. You made your own decision and we tried to help. You tell me to off and all that. >> Yeah, because you guys running for what reason? >> When I talk to you guys, when I call this, >> so he goes through here first, >> goes through the second side. Austin comes up on him. We see him and of course and we're this that. So we start getting him walking back and he's like he even says he's like you put your hands on me. We're going to get physical. So right as we get to the exit I was like you need to come with me. I had the first door open and Austin guiding him, turned around and bought up on him and we snatched him. I just grabbed him, brought him into the pocket. >> We took him down. Martin came in through the first door, >> cuffed him and we're here right now. The suspect's threats forced officers to take physical action, securing him as he faced serious criminal charges for the security breach. The >> [ __ ] hit me for what reason? When I talked to you guys, when I called you guys? >> Because my job is security of this airport, right? When I get told when I get told somebody breaches it, >> that's what happens. >> I can't. You guys see me there. >> All right, I'm done arguing with you. >> Look in there. >> I know. I'm trying I'm trying to take it off without breaking it. >> You can't, dog. You already broke one strap. Look, you guys did No, look. It doesn't go in. It has to be sold. You guys did broke it. >> What happens when you fight? >> You got a wallet on you. >> We're going to get anyway. So, >> exactly. I hit me in my elbow. My head. >> What? My head. He hit me with an elbow. He just said stand up. Why you trying to grab me like that? He just in the head with his elbow. >> I need I need an ambulance. >> No, I need an ambulance. >> I need a ambulance. >> Yo, take you out the jail. Okay. You hit right now. Okay. He didn't hit you in the head. >> Yes, he did. He just >> Face a car. Okay. I am facing a car location >> off of what? I don't even know. >> He's got two pairs of pants on >> my pants. >> Okay, I'll pick up your pants for you. You're not reach for. >> No, cuz you're going to pick them up all [ __ ] >> I already know you guys. >> You guys just had me right there and then split me up. >> You like [ __ ] balls full of [ __ ] >> switch for what? Just because I ask for help, don't know where to go. >> The suspect grew increasingly hostile during the search, screaming accusations and demanding an ambulance. while officers worked to secure him. >> Hey, he kicked me. Remember that. I >> swear to God, man. >> See? See? >> Hey, I got his legs. >> No, I didn't. >> You kick again, you will get tased. You kicked him. That's another charge. You're go. Hey, >> you will get assault now. >> Ain't getting nothing looking. >> Hey, we're good. We get leg rest on. >> Okay. Good [ __ ] >> You want to put less on? >> Put inside now. You got in the car? >> I'm good. I'm not doing anything. >> Look. See how >> it's already It's already done. >> Are you all right, Franc? >> That's good. >> Thank you. >> At least I made it worth it, right? You guys want to treat me bad? I'll make it worth it. >> No, I didn't. >> Stop. >> I didn't. >> I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to you. Stop moving. >> No, I'm not talking to him. >> See, he's just aggravated. What? Hyped up and aggravated. >> Hyped up and aggravated. [snorts] piece of work. It's >> good. I'm not kicking, not doing nothing. See, look. Take my pants out there. I'm decent exposure if you [ __ ] keep pulling my pants down. >> Nobody really cares what you're saying right now. >> Why the you guys? >> You're not. >> See? See? We can make it harder. We can make it easy. What the? >> If you want to keep struggling, you're going to get tased. >> You're going to get tased. >> It's not like I have >> You're going to get tased. >> I don't really care. You can get it again. >> For what? What am I doing? >> Because you kicked one of my officers. And you're going to continue to do it. >> I kicked your officers. >> Yay. Got it. See, now you're on some No one's touching. See, now you're stepping on me. See? No one's doing nothing. >> Yeah, I know. But you don't have to be aggressive. >> Dude, you kicked a cop. >> No, I didn't. >> It's on camera, man. See, see, look. Why you keep touching me, dog? >> You keep touching me. Look, give me my head. >> The situation turned violent when the suspect kicked an officer, forcing police to use leg restraints to control the aggressive passenger. See? >> All right. Stick your legs through. All right. You need this behind your back. >> All right. >> Stick stick your legs. >> I can't. Now you can. >> You got it. See, there you go. You got one. >> Oh, my hand. My hand. My hand. >> You're good. You're good. >> Now you got the other. See? >> Oh, my hand. >> You're good. >> I can't I can't move. >> Yes, you can't. You got it. >> And don't kick me either. >> I'm not kicking you. I'm not. I swear to God. I'm trying to cooperate. Put your hands through. >> I can't. I got to turn to this side. >> Put your hands through, dude. >> I can't put my hand. This arm. My left. Ah. My left arm. My left arm. You can't >> get you off of it. >> All right. >> You off of it? >> Yeah. >> Now stick it through, man. >> Stick it through. >> I can't. You put my hands on. Put them back. >> Oh, there we go. >> There we go. Sorry. Yeah. >> Set on. >> We got a secondary search. This wall right here. >> I know. But hey, like can you get a medical? I'm in pain. I need an ambulance or medical. I'm in pain a lot. >> What hurts? >> Everything a lot. My side hole, left side, my wrists are too tight. >> I my head. >> I got >> I need an ambulance. I've been telling you guys from the start when we first >> If you have an injury, let me know about it. >> I'm not hearing injury from you. You got tight cuffs. >> I I showed you. I'm I got hit my whole left side. I feel pain right there. All right there. My left side. >> I feel pain on my left side. >> And I need more evidence of [snorts] >> here. Let's go. Tonight. So, we take the cuffs off and we're going to take that booty off of you. >> The suspect was charged with criminal trespass and critical infrastructure breach charges, marking the final consequence for his security violation. Next up, we have a man who tried to act like a hero in front of his dad by attacking officers. But his tough act quickly fell apart as police showed him the consequences of his actions. >> Hi, you come out and talk to >> Can I help you? >> Yeah, I'm going to talk to your dad real quick. >> Yeah, you know, you can't get off my property. Thank you. >> Step outside, not stepping outside. >> You're not going to prevent your dad from talking. >> Yes, we will. I can. I can. All I want. Don't hurt. Don't hurt him. Don't hurt him. Don't hurt him. Can you step back? >> Who's in charge here? >> He is. [music] >> He is. Okay. Then why were we attacked? Why was I attacked? >> Well, you attacked me first. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't. You know, he's on camera. >> Get me the Get out. Get me the [music] out of this vehicle now. I have not committed a crime. On January 11th, 2025, a wannabe tough guy decided to confront officers during a domestic call. His aggressive gangster act was about to be completely dismantled by police. >> Is he fine? >> Does he have anything? Hey, >> is he any nice? >> Hi, why don't you come out and talk to you? >> Can I help you? >> Yeah, I want to talk to your dad real quick. >> Yeah, you know, you can't get off my property. Thank you. I don't want you here. >> Okay. Well, unfortunately, you can't make that decision. >> I can't because Sir, why don't you come outside and speak? >> My property. Thank you. You guys cannot be on my property. I was not called here, right? >> We were called here. We have here. >> We have the lawful right to be here. Absolutely. So, I heard loud rackets inside. >> I can do that. >> I'm investigating a domestic. So, I'm not domestic here, sir. Go ahead. There's no domestic here. We're not doing >> Let me talk to you. Okay. >> You can't step outside. We're not stepping outside. >> You're not going to prevent your dad from talking. >> Yes, we will. >> I can't. I can't. I want No. [ __ ] Don't hurt. Don't hurt him. Don't hurt him. Hey [ __ ] you want to throw it? You want to go? >> We're not doing anything illegal. Not my property. My property noward, bro. Grab that other leg. Why are they attacking me? >> Water, bro. Get off. >> Can you step back? >> Bring that one arm. >> All right, guys. Come on. Just get your hand. Man, your hand. >> I'M NOT DOING IT. I CAN'T. >> No need. >> Come on, man. Under control. >> That's your knee. Come on, >> MAN. >> OH, this >> Don't pull away, dude. >> GUYS, I'M NOT PULLING. >> DON'T PULL AWAY. >> WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM? >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Put your right arm behind while you're waiting, you dumb. >> I'm not doing anything illegal and you guys are going to be sued for this. >> You guys cannot put my property for no reason. >> All right. [laughter] All right. >> Police [music] arrived to speak with the man's father about a domestic disturbance. The wannabe gangster refused, yelling to get off his property. When officers tried to escort him out, he started fighting, which was not a wise move as they took him down in minutes. >> We'll get him. >> We're going to come talk to you. [screaming] >> Come on. I told you, man. >> I can't breathe. >> Are you good? >> Oh, come on. Get off my legs, man. Wrong with you, bro. >> Come on, man. >> Yeah. What's wrong with you? >> [ __ ] your legs in. >> LET ME SIT. HEY, COME ON. >> LET ME SIT FOR A SECOND, MAN. >> GODAMN. >> I for the right. >> Are you going to have a secret? >> No, I'm scanning. I can't watch you. >> Okay, thank you. >> The suspect continued resisting arrest, fighting officers as they tried to secure him. >> Tell me why you >> Why did you assault me? >> Why did you assault me? >> You're interfering with investigation. >> What inter >> Why would you suggest that you >> What? What did we do? >> We'll talk to you. Mom. Yeah, ma'am. >> But you did. >> You're in charge here, right? >> But you did bad, >> right? You're in charge here. >> She's not. >> Yes, she is. >> Who is Who is in charge here? >> He is. >> He is. Okay, then. Why were we attacked? Why was I attacked? Well, you attacked me first. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't. You know what? It's on camera. >> We'll talk about it when we get down to the station because right now, >> I'm not going to ask you any questions until you get your Miranda rights. >> No, you're going to be sued. >> I'm just going to take your personal. Go ahead. You're going to be sued like a mother. It's >> okay. >> Yeah. Okay. You guys are dumb as [ __ ] >> You're going to touch me for no reason. [snorts] >> Okay. I'm on my own property. I didn't do anything illegal. You guys entered my property and you [ __ ] assaulted me. I'm not doing anything. I'm pulling my arm. >> I get you searching me, but you guys are spinning me. Okay, >> you're turning. >> I'm not turning. He's pulling me the other way. You don't >> face that way. >> No, I don't have to turn anyway. Stop pulling my arms. >> God damn, dude. Come on. Let go. >> The suspect's tough guy facade continued as he was searched. He screamed about lawsuits and being on his property, completely denying his own violent resistance that was captured on camera. I NEED A SERGEANT NOW. WHERE IS THE SERGEANT? I have been falsely arrested. I NEED A SERGEANT NOW. NO, I'M CALLING MOTHERUCKERS. YOU DON'T GET a sergeant here, we're going to have problems. I want that officer arrested for touching me now. He needs to be under arrest for assault. Yes, sir. Hey. Hey. I need HIM ARRESTED NOW. NOW, MOTHER, you're going to jail. You're going to jail. You coward. Put him under arrest now. He needs to BE UNDER ARREST. I'M UNDER ARREST FALSELY. I'VE BEEN ASSAULTED BY AN OFFICER NOW. THANK YOU. You're stupid as you're going to jail, mother. I want to watch him be arrested. I want to watch him be arrested now. A sergeant, you better get me out the back of this car now. Sergeant, I swear to God, the longer you wait, the more I'm fighting. I swear to God, you're locking me up against my rights. All right. Five, four, three, two, one. up. One, two, three, four, five. Oh, is he going to jail? I bet you he is. [screaming] You're going to jail. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT your hands behind your back. I can do whatever the [ __ ] I want in my own house, can't I? You dumb. Yeah, it doesn't matter what the I'm doing in my own house. Yeah, it doesn't, does it, Sergeant? Sergeant, does it make a difference what I want to do in my own house? Oh, no. I'm not a good candidate, you dumb. I'm pressing charges. I want charges pressed on every officer that put their hands on me. Thank you. Thank you. >> From the back of the police car, the suspect's meltdown continued. He screamed for a sergeant, threatened every officer with lawsuits, and vowed to press charges for his own arrest like a complete lunatic. >> Let me the out this vehicle before I sue you two. I promise you. Five 4 3 2 one. There's another lawsuit. Get me the Get out. Get me the out of this vehicle now. I have not committed a crime. >> You're all going [music] to jail. Every one of you pressing charges, including you, Sergeant, because now you're detaining me against my will. Yep. Here comes the paramedics. You're going to let me out cuz you're going to jail, too. You dumb. >> You're all going to jail. Every one of you. I'm pressing charges. >> I'm pressing charging as you too, sir. >> Cuz you're all going to jail. YOU'RE ALL GOING TO JAIL. JAIL. [screaming] HEY GUYS, can you see it? Can you see how they're they're going they're moving me against my will now again? You're committing another crime. >> Okay. >> You guys are so stupid. You are dumb. You guys are so stupid. >> You know how bad this is about to get for you. >> All right. Yeah. Okay. >> What we're going to do is we're going to move. >> I don't want to move. I don't want to move. I'm telling you now on camera, right? I don't want to move. Okay. You can tell me all you want. I don't do you or >> Okay. I don't want to move. So, Argent, you hear me? I do not want you to be touched. I have been detained already. >> Okay. No, I don't have to do what he does. I don't have to. >> Let's go. Okay. >> You guys are stupid as >> The suspect was charged with two counts of aggravated battery to a peace officer, one count of criminal damage to state property under $500, and one count of resisting or obstructing a peace officer. If he were proven guilty, these charges could lead to prison time, probation, or fines, [music] depending on the court's decision. If you think that was a tense arrest, you have to see the man who was kicked out of his hotel for a domestic argument and then tried to sue the officers for doing their job. Why are you walking up on me? >> You walking up on me? Come on. Come get on the camera, BIG GUY. Y'ALL HURTING ME. THEY HURTING ME. WHAT Y WHAT Y'ALL HITTING ME FOR, BRO? What y'all me for? What y'all hitting me for, bro? Bro, I'm not even doing, bro. >> On January 14th, 2025, police were called to a hotel after staff overheard a couple arguing in their room and suspected the fight may have turned physical. >> What the [ __ ] What's going on, >> Davidville Police Department? We get a lot of complaints. >> Hey, nothing going on here. >> There's some fighting going on, man. Who you? >> Who? >> Who [music] fighting? >> Come on. We can hear you from the hallway. >> You can't hear that. But me trying to calm my girlfriend from being mad. >> Well, she's trying to leave. I can hear that. >> You're not trying to leave. [ __ ] >> What's going on, man? >> She trying to leave. >> Who's going on? What's your name? >> You think that she was up in here trying to leave? Then she would be trying to leave. Come on, man. Ain't nothing going on up in here, bro. >> What's your name? >> I don't know. >> What is it? >> I don't What's going on? >> Are you okay, miss? >> What you talking about? What's wrong with you? >> Yeah. >> Well, >> why is the room in shambles? >> What you talking about? Gecko. Talk to her. >> What officers walked into was the aftermath of a loud and physical altercation between Lawrence and his girlfriend. One that had left her emotionally shut down and ready to leave. As they began asking questions, it quickly became clear that Lawrence's behavior toward her was deeply toxic. >> Do you have an idea on you? >> For what? Well, now you guys are >> We not doing what you talking about. >> They want you. >> They want to kick you out. >> They kick us out for what? This my girlfriend. Ain't nothing wrong with her. She something was wrong with her. She would tell y'all something wrong with her, bro. >> They want me to talk to her. >> Go ahead, talk to her. >> What's your name? >> Tell you an ID on you. >> Bro, you you bothering me for what? You bothering me for nothing. My girlfriend ain't doing nothing. She just said she right here, bro. She right here in your face. She telling you. So, what's the issue? >> She didn't say anything yet. Will they talk to her? >> Miss, what's your first name? >> Don't want to talk to y'all. Ain't nothing going on. She just going through some of her mother people. Come on. >> All right. Looks anyway cuz they want to trespass. >> I ain't doing my ain't no What you talking? >> So we're not leaving without any identification. >> Who's Leonard? Talk about whenever you're >> Why you walking up on me? You walking up on me. Come on. Come get on the camera, big guy. >> STOP. STOP. HEY, Y'ALL HURT ME. THEY HURT ME. WHAT Y WHAT Y'ALL HITTING ME FOR, BRO? Where did y'all HEAR ME FOR? WHAT DID Y'ALL HEAR ME FOR, BRO? I didn't even do nothing. >> Whoa. Mama, I didn't even do anything. I'm not even doing nothing. >> Stop. >> I'm not even doing nothing. >> Stop. >> I'm not even moving, bro. >> Stop. >> I'm not even moving, BRO. >> Y'ALL THERE, BRO? >> STOP. >> I'M NOT EVEN DOING NOTHING, BRO. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'M NOT EVEN DOING >> NOW YOU'RE UNDER ARREST FOR RESISTANCE. >> Not even doing nothing, >> dude. Stop moving. I'm not even doing >> Lawrence quickly learned that defying the officer's orders and attempting to walk out of the apartment wasn't the smartest move. As they placed him in handcuffs, he continued to insist that he'd done nothing wrong. But the officers were fed up with his behavior. >> Bro, I'm not even doing [ __ ] bro. >> I'm not even doing [ __ ] bro. Y'all, I'M NOT EVEN DOING [ __ ] BRO. >> What the [ __ ] bro? >> I'm not even doing, bro. Y just y'all just y'all just y'all just hurt me for nothing, bro. I'm not even DOING NOTHING, BRO. Y >> STOP RESISTING. I'M STANDING STRAIGHT. IT'S OKAY. I'm standing straight. I'm not even moving. Y'all stay twisting my arms. >> I'm not even moving, bro. What the >> I got to double lock him. >> I'm not even moving, bro. >> So what? I don't even know who you are. And [music] you already grabbed me. PUSHED ON US. >> OH, JESS. Y'ALL JUST CAME UP IN THERE. MY GIRLFRIEND TOLD Y GOING ON y >> what did you tell me y then I stepped out the room and then y'all just grab free to leave already. We need ideas cuz the bro how when I got a room here. >> Yeah well they can kick anyone out at any time. It doesn't matter >> bro. Y'all just twist my arms like that. >> Doesn't matter. >> It's [snorts] cool. Y'all going to hear about it in court. Yeah for sure. Y'all going to get a lawsuit and it's on camera bro. Y'all just did me bogus, bro. >> 195. >> Y'all just did me bogus, bro. Y'all just did me bogus, bro. >> And you gave a fake DAMN STOP MOVING. >> HEY, BRO. HEY, BRO. LET ME GO, BRO. Let me go, bro. >> Let me go, bro. Let me go, bro. >> Lawrence had already made a string of bad decisions that night, and his fate was essentially sealed. But when his girlfriend reappeared, he seized the moment to once again insist that he hadn't done anything wrong. >> Now, tell her, ask her what I do. Ask her. I ain't do. >> Dude, relax, man. >> Ask her. >> I'm trying. >> She not going. I didn't do your time. >> Okay, you can't leave yet. >> Why not? >> She go where she want to go, bro. >> Identify you at least. >> She go where she want to go. Y'all trying to make her say something she ain't doing. >> Stop talking, bro. >> CORA. CORBA, RECORD THIS, FOLK. CORBA, record it. Corbin, record it. Corbin, >> if you don't want to talk, that's perfectly fine. But I still need your name because you're getting trespassed from the motel. >> Trespass [ __ ] He ain't do [ __ ] We ain't do. >> Okay. Y bored. Y >> what he wants. >> [ __ ] you doing court for sure. >> That's fine. >> Yeah, I know. It's always be like it's fine till y'all let us on the news, right? [music] >> Oh, sure. >> I don't know what you're even saying. >> You know what I'm saying? Y too. >> And the page >> he turned up. >> He's also listed as a gang member and a [music] new >> probation or release status. >> Who knew? >> Yeah. >> Y'all still want to jail? >> Yeah. >> Come on. [ __ ] >> y'all know what y'all did. Y'all did this for nothing, bro. >> Coming up, Lawrence was escorted outside from the hotel. Bro, I ain't even do I ain't even do [ __ ] It's all on camera. I AIN'T EVEN DOING WHY YOU ME LIKE THAT? Why you grab me like that? Under arrest. >> I'm not doing >> We're going to jail. >> I don't get no [ __ ] I'm asking. >> YEAH. LOOK HOW THEY DOING ME, Y'ALL. HEY, HEY, BLACK PEOPLE. [laughter] LOOK HOW THEY DOING. LOOK HOW I'M THEY SNAPPING. AH, I AIN'T EVEN DOING NOTHING, BRO. THEY JUST SWINGING ME EVERYWHERE. Y'ALL SEE THIS, BRO? DAMN. Come on. Come on. Feet cut. My feet cut and everything. See how y'all doing me? >> My feet cut up and everything. >> What happened? >> Yeah. >> I know. I know. I know, bro. Y >> step in. >> I'm going step in. Hey. Hey, y'all. Hey, watch this. Y'all won't have these jobs, bro. Y'all not going to have these jobs, bro. >> Sure. >> I know. >> You good? >> Hold up. You good, Steph? >> Yeah. You good? My body cam flew off. >> Yeah, yours flew off. >> You have it? Okay. >> You got everything. Got your mags. >> What's this? Your cuffs? >> No, my cuffs are on him. >> Let's see if this is even him. >> Marica. Not even the same ID. >> Lawrence Lemons. >> Oh, you know him? >> Oh, yeah. >> You want to talk to him? >> You guys all good? >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Uh, I'm I'm kosher. I'm real kosher. Did you guys watch the ting video of her at 7-Eleven? >> Well, he tried running from us and that's why he got grabbed. >> Lawrence was charged with resisting arrest and criminal trespass. [music] Moving on to a violent husband who attacked his wife in public, resisted officers and thought he could get away with it. >> Let's go. Don't listen to this. >> Dude, back up. >> You better back the [ __ ] off of me, dude. Get out of my face. >> Push me again. >> Push me again. I'll record my face. >> I'm too sick for you, mother. >> On November 14th, 2024, a Juliet PD officer on routine patrol spotted a woman lying on the ground with her face marked by a fresh injury. As he stepped forward to help, a man suddenly stormed toward him, insisting this was nothing more than a personal matter between him and his wife. But what happened next would spiral into a full-blown altercation. >> 16 I'm 108. Show me how I roll harness with a possible 1016. >> You all right, bro? Stay right here. Right. Stay right here. >> 16. What's your 20? >> 20 East Cast Street. >> What's going on? >> What's going on? It looks like you just backed into that Impala. >> Yeah, he's okay. He's up. >> He's okay. Did you check on him? >> Yes, I'm checking on you. >> It doesn't look like you did. >> What happened? >> She got in trouble right at the concert and she got beat the up cuz she was running. >> Is that what happened? You want to talk to me? >> 16. >> What's going on? >> On the way. >> What's go You want You want to talk to me? >> Is that what happened? Let me see your face. I'm going to call you an ambulance. All right. >> No, you're not. We're going. >> No, we're calling an ambulance. >> We're going see. Come on. Let's >> At first, the man, later identified as 29-year-old David Chicola, tried to lie his way out of the situation, hoping to avoid further scrutiny. But as soon as the officer called for an ambulance, his aggression intensified and things quickly spiraled out of control. Let's go. Don't listen to Dude, back up. Dude, >> you better back the [ __ ] off of me, dude. ain't he gonna do? What's he going to do to me? I'm not going to back up. I'm aing citizen. Are you? >> Yes. >> Stay here. >> Come here. Stay here. >> Again, grab my [ __ ] And I'll knock your out, dude. Come here. >> Go ahead. PULL YOUR GUN. YOU don't touch me. We are going. We are going. Get out OF MY FACE. PUSH ME AGAIN. GET OUT OF MY FACE. >> Push me again. I'll record. >> Get out of my face. >> As if talking trash at the officer wasn't enough, David escalated things further by physically assaulting him while trying to drag his wife away from the scene. The officer, however, maintained his professionalism, called for backup, and then took action. >> Miss, get over here. >> Push me again, mother or something. I swear to God. Let's go. >> Get over here. >> Come on. Oh, you got your homies now. >> Relax. Relax. >> You got your homies. You're a real Put your hands back. >> Get your head. Get on the >> Get on the >> three men. >> After finally having enough of David's behavior, the officers took him to the ground and [music] placed him in cuffs. That's when his tough guy facade completely unraveled. I to you. I >> was already in my ear. >> It's a domestic. I'm sure he's >> trying to [ __ ] >> Where she at? >> I don't know. I'm going to find her. >> You want to grab a gun? >> 15 wrong. >> Sit the >> Am I being detained? You're >> under arrest. >> I'M ON THE LEFT. TURN your side. >> Turn your side. >> Anybody not on >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Victim ran off that way. Female. >> Even after being taken to the ground and placed in handcuffs, David showed no signs of calming down. You >> can't be acting like you're going to punch us, man. No, you already pushed me a [music] couple of times. We were waiting. >> No, I didn't. >> Perfect. >> That's a lie. I got >> bags of salt and egg. >> So, for everyone, we're here. >> You guys? >> Yeah. I'm going to try my car away. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> You good? >> Yeah. >> No, we're good. You >> sure? Dude, what the said I do to you guys, dude. >> I'm go find a female. I'll be right back. >> Did you find her guy? He goes, >> you searching yet? Goody, or anything? >> Search me. >> I'm going to Hang on. Give me a sec. You got anything out here you're not supposed to have? >> Put your hands up my >> I'd rather not do that. >> You like that? >> No, I'm sure you would. Hey, do you got any needles or anything that's going to like poke me or stick me? >> Everything that Okay, >> you better be careful. >> Don't inject yourself. >> Do you have on you? >> Maybe. >> Is this car 16? >> Hey, David, do you have any uh that you're not supposed to have? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> 15 file call. Only this hard for your wife. Woo. >> Is she ready for me? >> My guitar. I'm ready to give it to her. >> That's not very nice. >> I bet you all bought it for Camala, didn't you? You >> I'd rather not speak political terms with you. >> You didn't [ __ ] think so. >> Put my Believe me, I'm not losing my job over your $2. Who was playing at the forge today? >> None your [ __ ] business. Look it up, dumb. Google has a purpose. >> I guess it does. >> Go ahead. Grab my you. >> Wow. It really takes [ __ ] six of you. Oh, damn. THERE'S FIVE MORE OVER THERE. I'm here. >> [laughter] >> Sad sad [ __ ] dude. That's [ __ ] up. I didn't do [ __ ] The Am I being detained? >> No. Arrest? No, you're not being >> arrested for what? >> You're under arrest. >> For what? [snorts] >> For what? Imagine hitting your wife, then assaulting an officer, only to stand there and ask why you're being arrested. Arrested for what? There was clearly something seriously wrong with this man. >> What did I do? >> Under arrest for what? Can you tell me? Hello? I hear silence. I'm under arrest for what? >> I hear silence. >> Silence is golden sometimes. I'm under arrest for what? These are my right. What am I under arrest for? I didn't >> All right. Hey, come up to your knees. Okay. >> I did nothing to you, man. >> Hey, come up to your knees. Okay. All right, David. 1 2 3 go. >> What's she wearing? >> All right. Now, stand up. >> I'm here all black with black. >> Oh, can you check that side? I didn't check. >> Go ahead. Check. I don't have anything on me, man. Why am I under arrest? >> Did you hit one of our officers? >> No. I checked I checked the pot. I just didn't know. I didn't check. >> Why am I under arrest? Can you give me a reason? >> Assault. >> Can you give me a what? >> Who? >> To PO. >> PO. >> Yeah. Police officer. >> Who? >> You should be under arrest for wearing this vest. This thing is hideous. >> That is not who? To who? >> Come on. Let's go in this. >> Police officer. >> What police officer? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> What you push? >> What? I didn't push any. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT, DUDE? REALLY? You're going to CHARGE ME FOR SOMETHING I DIDN'T HEY, PLEASE. PLEASE. WHAT OFFICER DID I PUSH? >> I'VE BEEN COOPERATING with you guys, man. Really? >> In the end, David was charged with domestic battery, [music] aggravated battery to a peace officer, aggravated assault, and resisting arrest. If you thought that was a tense confrontation, wait until you see the father who flew into a rage and had to be subdued after [music] officers stopped his child for a traffic violation. >> Over there. >> Hey, RECORD THIS, BRO. BRO, MOVE THIS BIKE. MOVE, BRO. I swear. >> On April 29th, 2024, officers spotted a young boy riding a scooter. It was immediately clear that he was under the legal age to operate it. So, they stopped him in order to speak with his parents about the situation. >> Hey buddy, how are you? Where's your mom or your dad? >> Uh, he's right there. >> Where are they at? >> Uh, right there on the swing. >> Oh, on the swing. Okay, >> all right. So, hey, I'm Officer McCormack with Fish and Wildlife. How old are you? >> Uh, I'm 11. >> You're 11. Okay. So, let's do this. Um, let's go up here to where you're they're at the swing. We'll park right up here and we'll go we'll walk over and talk with your mom and daddy. All right. All right. Are you able to push this? >> Uh, yes. >> Okay. Let's do that versus driving cuz you're too young to be driving. Okay. >> All right. Or if you want to park in front of my truck and go grab Yeah, let's do that. Let's park in front of my truck and we'll go get your mom or your dad. This might be your dad coming down right now. >> Yeah. >> Seemed like you can drive it though. My my dad uh wouldn't let me uh grab it unless he like me. >> Yeah, I got you. All right, your dad's coming out. Let's just put it Yeah, put the kickstand down and we'll we'll chat with your dad. Thanks for stopping by the way. >> 7258 Tampa 1050 on a Florida motorcycle. >> Are you out of school now? The boy was cooperative and respectful towards the officers, but it soon turned out that his dad was a lot different. >> Excuse me. >> What's he saying? >> Why are we talking to him? >> How's it going, sir? I'm officer I'm officer booth with FWC. >> That's my >> Mike Charlie 73910 temporary tag. >> You have to have a helmet on. Okay. That that's >> Is it 49 cc's? Is that what it is? Okay. I just >> 49. It's okay. This don't even need a [ __ ] tag. This don't need a tag. >> Why does it got a tag? >> It's a tag for I have I live in an apartment. >> You need [laughter] What are you Stoping him for? >> THAT'S A IT'S A CHILD. IT'S A CHILD. WHY? Why you didn't say nothing when I roll around like four or five times? >> We were waiting for you to come back around. >> Come on, man. Stop it. Please. Please. Please. Stop it. Please. Come on, man. Come on. It's 49 cc's. The [ __ ] don't even need Come on, man. Well, if you're young, >> you don't even need a [ __ ] helmet. You need glasses. >> Yeah. Where's the glasses? >> Glasses. >> Yeah. Where's the glasses? >> You feel me? He's at the park. But >> he's riding. >> Stop all that, man. Y'all making Y'all doing too much. Y'all doing too much, bro. Stop it. Stop. >> All right. Well, are you his dad? >> Yeah. I'm Let me What you want me to record you real quick? Let me show you something real quick. Let me show you something. >> Okay. What's the problem? What are y'all stopping 49 cc bike for? This is a scooter. This don't This don't need a tag or anything. What do you want to run or something? What are you What are you stopping a 11-year-old child for? He didn't have his goggles on. >> It was a temporary tag on a roll park that watching me ride by >> scooter. The father was combative, but the officers stayed calm, trying to deescalate without making things worse. He could have walked away with just a citation, but his attitude kept steering the situation off course. >> You got your ID? >> Oh, I ain't worried about going to jail. >> I didn't say you were going to jail. I just asked if you had your ID. >> I need my ID. You didn't stop me. You stopped the child. Yeah, common sense. He is if you're the parent, >> that's common sense. IF A CHILD, HE CAME OUT HERE TO CHILL with his mother. You just stopped a [ __ ] child on a scooter and now you're asking me for a damn ID. >> Yeah. >> Make it make sense. >> I just made sense. >> You didn't. >> Do you want to ID yourself or no? >> What do you need my ID for? >> Cuz we're talking with you, right? I >> What do you need my ID for? >> So, you're the responsible parent. Is that the right Is that correct? >> What do you need the ID for? >> That's what I just told you. >> What do you need the ID for? >> You're the responsible parent, are you? Well, you need the ID. >> You're not free to go right now. >> Yes, I call whoever you want. Your squad or whatever you want. >> 7250 at Tampa. >> This is my school. I ain't in trouble. >> You're now free to go. We have Tampa. >> Got a male. Black male right now. >> No. >> Scooter. You got a camera on your mail. Do not touch me. >> I will press char. >> I'm telling you to get off the vehicle. >> Do not touch me. Turn it off. You didn't stop me. >> I can keep my business running. >> I can do that. Yes, I can. Thank you. Learn your statues, ma'am. >> Get off the ver. >> Do not touch me. >> Call your supervisor. Call your supervisor. Call your supervisor. I'm asking you to call your supervisor. >> YOU IT'S MY [ __ ] YOU CAN'T DO THAT. >> NO. >> I'M NOT, MAN. I'M NOT YOU'RE NOT GOING TO arrest me cuz you didn't pull me. >> Get off the bike. >> YOU'RE A [ __ ] PARK RANGER. WHO YOU THINK YOU'RE PLAYING WITH, BRO? >> SIR, I'm not getting off the bike. Call your supervisor and you can let me go. Cool. Get off the bike. >> Don't touch me. >> Get off the bike. Excuse me. Please. Can you please not touch me, ma'am? Please not touch. Right. Don't tell me not to touch her. She's grabbing me. YOUR CAMERA IS ON. SHE'S [ __ ] GRABBING ME. YOUR CAMERA IS ON AND SHE'S GRABBING ME. >> IS SHE GIVING YOU A LOT MORE? >> SHE DID. SHE [ __ ] PULLED ME OVER. NO, SHE DID NOT. >> SHE told you to get off the bike. You were trying TO >> YOU STOPPED MY SON forcing glasses. Get the out of here. >> Get off the bike, >> man. Man, it's about to be a much bigger issue. >> Listen, right now you call your park ranger. What I'm going to do is ask for your name. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. That's what I'm calling. >> I'm going to ask, man. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Why is that? >> Call your Call your supervisor. >> We'll have a supervisor coming here, but you need to >> My kids are over there at that park. >> Okay. >> Excuse me. >> Nope. Get off the bike. >> My babies are over there. >> Listen, let me ask you a question first. >> We came to the park. My baby is over there. >> Yeah. Oh, >> I'm not the resistant or nothing. Don't question. can't arrest me because >> the man had already made a series of poor decisions, [music] but trying to flee was arguably the worst of them all. At that point, the female officer's patience had run out, so she drew her taser to reestablish control of the situation. Put your hands behind your back right now. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. You're not under arrest right now. You're being detained. >> YOU CAN'T WHY ARE YOU DETAINING ME? >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK, BRO. >> Put your hand behind. Stop. >> Hey, record this, bro. They stopping ME FOR A 44 C BIKE, BRO. >> NO, YOU move this bike. MOVE IT. Get your dumb ass out on you, BRO. BRO, I was over here too, bro. You're not going to stop me from that, bro. Do it again. >> No, bro. You're not going to stop me from that, BRO. >> They dead ass, BRO. AND I SWEAR to God, I swear to God. I'm asking you to calm down. >> All right. Oh, boy. >> You [ __ ] >> Don't do it. >> Stop. >> I swear. You see WHAT I'M SAYING? >> YOU SEE, I'VE BEEN HERE ALL DAY. >> ALL DAY. LEAVE IT ALONE. >> It's dumb ass. SHE STARTED WITH THOSE GLASSES. >> Leave it alone. >> Dumb ass, >> man. Bro, and I'm going keep you, bro. >> If I don't want you TO PAY ME, BRO. Y'ALL CAN'T. You can't. You couldn't even help me. >> Why are YOU DOING THAT? >> GO AND PICK UP MY BIKE. PICK UP THAT BIKE. >> WE'LL GET HEY, LISTEN. >> BRO, THAT PICK THAT BIKE UP. Pick up the bike. >> PICK IT UP. THE GAS [screaming] WILL LEAK LIKE THAT, BRO. >> Y'ALL [ __ ] wrong as [ __ ] I swear to God, I want to roll. >> Stop. Jesus. >> Come on, bro. No, bro. CUZ YOU KNOW YOU DEAD WRONG AND YOU JUST GOING WITH THIS HO, BRO. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING, BRO. BRO, >> at this point, it was clear the 11-year-old son was more mature than his father. While he rambled on about how they couldn't just pull over a child, it became clear just how little respect he had for the female officer. >> The [ __ ] you going with that stupid ass [ __ ] bro? >> Y'all dumb as [ __ ] bro. >> I got can't even come to the park and [ __ ] on that kid with dumb ass [ __ ] like this. >> Don't mean me. Stupid as [ __ ] >> Hey, bro. >> My kids are right there. >> Oh, bro. >> Where you got? Is that just your phone from there? >> No, man. I don't be on that [ __ ] bro. >> I just asked you. >> That's You know how petty that is. >> What? >> She's so stupid. SHE DIDN'T EVEN SAY HELMET NO MORE. JUST TWISTED THE GLASSES WHEN I SAID GLASSES. >> Come on, man. >> That is crazy. THAT IS [ __ ] CRAZY, BRO. That's petty, bro. You stopped a [ __ ] 11 year old child at the park AFTER YOU JUST SEEN US RIDE BY LIKE 30 TIMES. I JUST SWITCHED PERSONS. >> The perfect TIME WOULD HAVE STOPPED ME IS WHEN YOU SEEN ME RIDE THE FOURTH TIME RIGHT HERE WITH A [ __ ] person. >> Hey, man. >> Come on. Back here for a second. >> I'm not putting you in the truck. I'm not putting you in the truck. >> Look, sit right here then. Sit right here. >> Hey, stop. Just sit right here. >> You heard me, [ __ ] I can say what I want. >> What you talking about? >> All right. You got him for a second. >> Can you please stop touching your knees, bro? >> Calm down. >> The [ __ ] bro. Thank God, bro. >> Good, man. >> Yeah, we're good, sir. Thank you. >> If you would have came to me with some respect, you would have had it. >> That's crazy. >> No, man. That's a kid, bro. That's a kid. That is my baby. >> I get it, man. Listen, >> the [ __ ] are you talking to my baby for? If you would have stopped me and said, "Hey, >> you know you can't do that shit." I would have said, "Oh, you know what? Okay, say no more. Let me take him [ __ ] home. Don't stop a [ __ ] child. >> Hey, can I chat with you now for a second? >> Yeah, you can talk to me. He can't. >> All right. So, listen. I completely understand your frustration, right? And I completely understand >> these kids grow up, man. >> And hey, look, just talk with me now. And I completely understand your frustration, right? I completely understand where you're coming from. >> But at the end of the day, we still have a job to do just to figure out just to figure out who everybody is and to address the issue. It could have been as simple as just a conversation because we are in a parking lot. >> It could have been as simp as simple as that though. >> Y'all could have easing your dad to come over here. >> Yeah, that's what we >> No, [ __ ] it ain't. He stopped. That [ __ ] is off. That [ __ ] is off. He's stopping. >> I had him I told him, "Park it right here and we'll go get when I let when I seen him that was on." Why is it stopped? >> Because I >> You know what I'm saying? Hey, >> right parent. Why has your [ __ ] stopped? >> Okay. Now, can I speak? Am I good? >> I ain't I told you I really don't have a problem with you with this dude, man. I don't know what the [ __ ] he got going on, bro. >> Gotcha. But it's a simple conversation. It didn't have to escalate like the way it did. >> It damn sure didn't cuz I am a convict. I've been gone for a minute, man. I'm telling you, it don't work. How you touching people? Don't just be touching nobody and then expect somebody to touch you. I'm telling you. I don't Who the [ __ ] are you? Say police. >> No, you ain't [ __ ] >> She is crazy as hell. >> Weird. That's what the truck says. >> Me >> cuz that [ __ ] is just the truth. >> Hey, where's your ID at? >> Wrong. You >> Where's your ID at? >> Um, it should be right here in the back though. Check Check the back. >> The front zipper on that bigger one. >> Oh, >> the big one. The top >> one of them. >> Okay, I got you all right here. Look, I'm bringing it to the front just so you see, man. >> There you go. It's >> Where is it in one of these ones? >> One of them. >> After identifying the man, the male officer questioned him about his way of handling this situation. Let me ask you this. Did you think it was the right thing to do by what you did with us? >> No, it just I'm >> I know you were hot. You got hot. >> My damn babies. Hot. >> But we we hadn't even gotten a chance to chat with you about it yet. And you went you went from zero to 100. >> Well, yeah. It was what? That was right. That what I did. But I wanted to talk to you. You noticed that I was trying to talk to you. >> Yeah. >> And she kept I don't want to talk to you, man. Because when I walked up, you was already doing this [ __ ] man. Hey, look, bro. I >> was me. >> No, her. >> Oh, her. >> Her if your body cam was on, >> you know what I'm saying? I'm like, bro, I ain't no man. Come on, man. My baby been right there, bro. I sat there and I told you I would talk to you quick with you. I don't want to talk to her, bro. >> When I tried to talk with you, you you even pulled away from me at one time >> cuz she had my arm. Both of my arms. I'm on a bike. >> My is not no kickstand. You see what happened when you grabbed me, right? That tilted and fell over. That cost money, bro. >> It's $1,100, bro. Ain't nobody want to pick it up until you're like, "Pick the bike up, man." >> Y, >> right? >> But I got to I got to control you first before I can shift my attention to picking up a bike. You got someone that you can call for your kids? >> This phone dead as hell. Trying to put on a charger. But >> what is that? An iPhone. >> Um, yeah. >> I got a charger in the truck. I can plug it in at least and try to get it. Bro, but what's supposed to be this charge? Like, y'all say so to let me go with my [ __ ] kids. Y'all are really trying to take >> All right, I'm going to plug this in. Hey, look at me for a second. >> Antonio, I'm going to plug your phone in. >> You or is it her that's giving the green light for me to go to jail? Her, right? She >> She's the arresting officer. >> Okay. So, >> you taking me to jail because >> Let's not be aggressive. You can ask a question. That's fine. But let's not be aggressive, though. I'm going to plug your phone in. Right. >> All right. Once he realized that the female officer was the one in charge of the arrest, he suddenly switched tactics and tried to act respectful. But the female officer already knew [music] exactly how this was going to end. >> No. >> Yes, sir. >> You writing the report? >> Yep. >> The report is for what? Disrespect. >> Disrespect. Did I disrespect you? >> No. No. No. I'm No, no. I'm saying the report. It's going to be for resisting. >> Resisting arrest. >> Mhm. Remember when I asked you to stop when you were trying to drive away on the moped?