Are you dumb? Oh my Oh my god. No identification. Can you give me your name? Put your hands behind your back. Some people see a badge and think it's an invitation, a chance to prove something, to see just how far they can push. But what happens when the tough guy act crumbles in seconds? Stop. What's up? I'm telling you to stop. Stop. I'm telling you to stop. >> [laughter] >> These were the moments when wannabe tough guys tested cops' [music] patience and ended up in handcuffs. We begin with a case where a wannabe tough guy who kicked his girlfriend's door in at 5:00 in the morning thought he could talk his way out of anything, but was about to be taught otherwise. On August 24th, 2025 in Ohio, officers arrived to find a woman at her wit's end. He had shown up uninvited, kicked her door in at 5:00 in the morning, thrown rocks, and made threats that had her sending her kids out of the house just to keep them safe. She was done, and she wanted him gone. Do you guys live together? Does he have a firearm in there? Does he have a firearm in there? A what? Firearm, a gun. I don't think he does. He's got to go. He kicked my door in last night. What's his name? Dedrick. Dedrick! I don't. Is it locked up top? He kicked it in. Okay, well, do you want us to get in there? Do you got the key? No, my daughter got the key. Is anybody else in the house, though? No, I I made my kids leave. Okay. All right. Is there a back door? Yeah. I'm tired of him. I tried to be civilized for my for our child, but it's it's just too much drama. He's the devil, and I don't got time for it. This just was just before I called y'all. I had my daughter leave. Maybe he need to go to jail so he can wake up, cuz I don't got time for it. I really don't. He broke my landlord's door last night. I'm tired of this life. No. Where is your daughter at? Can she bring the key? Yes, she got my key. But it's it's metal locks on the inside of the door. And he doesn't stay here with you? No. Okay. He's not on the lease or nothing? No. Can you call him to open the door? Yeah, I'm calling him right now. Did he get physical with you at all? He was throwing rocks and stuff, but he like he just keep making threats to me. Like I don't got time for that. I don't. Like I got I just had a baby. I really don't have time for that. The moment Dedrick stepped outside, it was clear this wasn't going to be a simple conversation. He had grievances of his own, and he wasn't shy about airing every single one of them. Okay. All right. Okay, but I'm trying to get out of her house. Look, I'm at her house. Hold on. Stop. You don't run nothing around here. I don't. Relax. Okay, I know I don't, but it's her house, right? But come to my house with that fight. Come out the house. You come out the house making threats. We can arrest you directly for that threat you just made when you came out the door. You understand? Yeah, but why do you keep calling the police on me for no When I'm trying to get the [ __ ] away from this No, it's like you Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Look. No, tell me your side of the story. Come down here. I'm at her house. She keep [ __ ] with me. Her and her kids pulling out knives, all types of CUZ I'M I'M STUCK. MY CAR AT HER UNCLE'S HOUSE, EVERYTHING. I can't get I can't get away from this Anything is better than jail, brother. Officers tried to hear him out, but he had a point to make, and no amount of reasoning was going to stop him from making it. When they moved to detain him, he made it clear he didn't think any of it was necessary. I'd rather go to here than a [ __ ] keep tallying me with the police, bro. Come on, now. I'll put down my dead granny I'll crash out. I'll put down my dead granny. I don't care, man. Yeah, I swear to God I'll crash out. Is it worth it for real? ASK THAT IS IT WORTH IT? Is it worth it for real? When I when I do that for real, yeah, I swear to God How anybody want to act tough? Oh God, y'all do that for For real, I swear to God I do. Man, put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. So what? Put your put your hands behind your back. All right. Y'all We just We just detained We just detained him. No, that's what she want. We just detained him. Put your hands behind your back. All right. Why y'all leave? Why y'all keep messing with me? I'm not even making this hard, man. Uh excuse me, ma'am. I'm not even pressing no muscle in my bones. So face the other way. Face the other way and put your hands behind your I'm just saying look how calm my arms is, and why y'all grabbing me like that, though? Cuz you're not listening. When you move your body this way, then your hands Right, but y'all don't listen to me, though. Right? But y'all the law, y'all supposed to help people, right? But I'm at this bitch's house, and y'all not helping me. Turn that way. >> Bro, you acting SO TOUGH, MY WHY YOU GRABBING BY MY NEW HOODIE, THOUGH? Turn that way. That's corny, though. Y'all supposed to be black and [ __ ] but look look what y'all do to black people, bro. Y'all not helping us on baby mama situations. Y'all are not here to help me, bro. That's corny, bro. That [ __ ] corny. She's stealing [ __ ] from me, bro. My [ __ ] in here, bro. Relax. Relax. Relax. If I open it, I swear to God she'll never open the door. Stop. Y'all just trying to [ __ ] me up for some real. Like that's corny, my [ __ ] That's really corny. And don't nobody touch me out here, but y'all touching me. Ain't nobody going to do [ __ ] to me but y'all. I'm scared of y'all, [ __ ] That was a common approach to the situation. >> corny, my dude. I can't get I can't That's corny, bro. We're not even putting you back in cruiser. No, cuz y'all ain't even trying to hear me, bro. We are trying to >> I'm trying to get the [ __ ] out of her house, bro. I ain't touched none of her [ __ ] Ain't none of her [ __ ] broke. I'm a polite fool ass For real, and you just really called the police for no reason because I'm trying to get to my car that's at your uncle's house, and it's done getting worked on. I need So quit trying to hate on me and my car. You got 225, my [ __ ] I'm trying to get the [ __ ] on and get me some money out here. I don't have to be dealing with no baby mama drama all day at her house with her baby kids, bro. I got one child by her, bro. The [ __ ] is a 3-month-old. I don't have to deal with none of that [ __ ] bro. Y'all not helping me. Y'all trying to make it worse. Y'all not even asking her what she did to me. Are you going to listen to us, now? Yeah, I hear y'all. Okay. Like for real, y'all know me for real, though. My name well known by the law. You run into me a lot. You run into me a lot. Yeah. Yeah, they they they say my name a lot. You know, every time y'all come, ain't no [ __ ] on me or nothing. You get it? For real, bro. [ __ ] really be hating and mad, bro. Everything you're saying is contradicting what you said up there. Do you know what I mean? I'm trying to think with y'all. Like I'm trying to think what the How can I get the [ __ ] away right now? Type [ __ ] I should never be sitting right here in this position where you got the opportunity to take me to my car with all my belongings and get the [ __ ] out your face. My [ __ ] shouldn't be at your uncle's house. So what you going to do? I'm going to go find out what she's got going on in there. You going to [ __ ] my car up? I don't I don't got no rental. You hear me? >> see what stuff he's got. Okay. Like look, I just detained you cuz you were agitated, man. That [ __ ] Stop. Hold on. You're not under No. So you're not They trying to Bro, she's trying to make me go under arrest, bro. No matter cuz I got [ __ ] Anything. You don't know what the [ __ ] I got going on. You just really You just really just go call the police on me when they're not here to help you, [ __ ] You got my ass. You ain't going to have no baby dad, you dummy. All that tough [ __ ] guy [ __ ] I don't do all that tough [ __ ] bro. I don't. You don't do that over here, bro. You just walked out that door and said Bro, I I didn't I didn't get aggressive. That is aggressive. I said I would. That's aggressive. >> Okay, I don't got no weapon or nothing. I don't have no I said that to you, YOU'D BE MAD AS hell right now. drag you to the alley and leave you in the corridor. For real, though. And and running off on you. That's different than anybody helping me. For real, bro. I don't need to be around that type of [ __ ] when you just do everything against me. No, I don't need to be around that [ __ ] bro. For real, I'm only here for my son. I don't know all this none of that. So when I go on go off and uh go to where I'm at, you're always coming to uh be obsessed with me, though. I don't do that at your house. I ain't have to open the door, though. You got it. Y'all would never got in there, right? I came out on some polite I came outside, though. Yes, it's her house. Guess what? I've been staying here, though. You can't just say I'll get out. I got a lot of [ __ ] in your house, dude. [ __ ] what you going to steal my [ __ ] Cuz they don't know what the [ __ ] I got in there. You just stealing my [ __ ] now? And then my car at your uncle's house. Come on, now. I don't want nothing to do with you, bro. It's some [ __ ] >> got a tote and some shoes. That's all she said. You just got a tote in there and some shoes. Tote and some shoes, my gang sister. Okay. I don't know how to carry my own [ __ ] You put it on the porch. I'm not bothering her. I'm not You're doing nothing wrong, brother. Hey, y'all my [ __ ] be peacefully on the porch. Or right here until her car come back. >> Did you ask her about the gang sister? No. So this Look look look, this all you got to do to diffuse the situation. Ask her can she take me to my car with my belongings. At this point in time, I don't think that's right. Well, let's see she's gone. Do it. Where Where's your car at? Uh at her uncle's house. Where? On the east side. Down the street. Get me something. I don't know her uncle's street, bro. She know where my car at. That's some police ass [ __ ] You just have all my belongings and all that [ __ ] Just to put me in trouble when I'm out here doing right. >> Here's the thing, man. We're We're trying to help you out in this situation. So, if we can give you a ride somewhere to to get you away from here, that way you can get your belongings. You get your belongings and you can get to your vehicle where you need to go. But, I think you Oh, no. I'm about to get my [ __ ] on the curb right here or something, bro. I got I don't I don't You know what I'm saying? Going on. You want y'all to know my car, bro. Like I don't have my [ __ ] bro. No, I don't like I don't move like that, bro. >> No, I don't want to ride with y'all, bro. I can walk down the street with my tote, bro. I don't need no ride from y'all, bro. What number you you want us I can we can call the number for you. But, as far as I'm not in jail. You're not in jail. God. I'm free as hell I'm free as hell to call somebody. You You are. I know that. I'm 30 years old. Quit playing with me. You said that you needed Wi-Fi, which means you will have to go back into the house and use the Wi-Fi. Okay. All right. Y'all got me detained for some [ __ ] bro. So, we got recordings of stuff you said to her. So, right now you're under arrest for domestic violence, menacing. So, you will be going to jail today. All right. Go ahead and stand up for me. Are you dead ass Dead ass What I said out my mouth in this Come on. No, no, no, no, no. No. >> I don't got to grab you. I'm getting car. Come on. Just put me in the car. >> You're not You're not listening. That's Okay, walk this way for me. And walk So, I'm going to jail for something I said? And I got recordings, too, though. What's up? Where's your recording? Right here. On my phone, bro. Where her kids at, knife and [ __ ] bro. Like y'all don't do [ __ ] for me, though. Like that's not helping me. Y'all ain't get my [ __ ] out her house or nothing. Y'all going to let her do that to me, bro? Over some words, bro? >> What are we going to do with your stuff? Come on. Take me to my car. So, I'm getting under arrest I can grab my things. Come on. Walk this way. Look, they just said that I can grab my things, bro. They just said I can get my stuff out her house, bro. Y'all are not going to let me? I just told y'all I was going to go about my way, That [ __ ] corny as bro. Y'all just gave me a option to go out the way, bro. So, y'all going to take me to jail for some words? Yes. For real? Y'all dead ass serious, bro? Y'all dead ass serious right now? Y'all dead ass serious, bro? For some words? You're the only one that keeps saying [ __ ] though. Like you're the only one that don't got my side. You know why? He just said they're trying to help me. You're not trying to help me, bro. You just said I'm going to jail for some words, bro. How do that sound? That sounds terrible, How do that sound, though, bro? >> That's why you have your day in court. You will explain it to the judge, man. Y'all are dead ass serious the whole day and I just bro I ain't even start my day. And people with me, bro. I swear to god, what's your name, officer? Cox. Cox, all right. I swear to god, I don't like you [ __ ] Cuz that [ __ ] corny as bro. You know that is. You just gave me a option to get out her way, bro, and I was, dude. Nothing I was saying. I'm in I'm detained. That's corny as bro. What y'all charging me with? Hey. Hey, babe. Tell that corny, bro. That's dead ass corny, bro. I didn't even come outside today, bro. No, that That That's dead ass corny, bro. That you just called the police for no reason, bro. No. Hey. Tell them, bro. Hey, we passed this point, man. Okay, we passed that point, bro. Hey, I'mma sue y'all [ __ ] if y'all take me to jail. Bro, I'm trying to talk to my lady, bro. That's dead ass corny, bro. That's dead ass corny. I didn't even go outside today, bro. And I just told y'all got me all my Y'all just dead ass looking at me like That's corny as bro. I can't never trust people again, bro. Y'all are just trying to steal all my [ __ ] bro. Hey. So, what Do you Do you want her to hold anything for you? Cuz if I tag you with the weed, you ain't never getting it back. Can she hold everything I got? You want the wallet? Everything. Everything in there. You see how I'm still trying to work WITH YOU? THAT'S CRAZY. BUT, you see I'm still trying to That's how you know it's not that serious, though, bro. That's Can she still hold my stuff, bro? While he was being detained, officers turned back to the woman. What she laid out painted a much clearer picture. Threats, intimidation, a kicked-in door, and a pattern that had been going on far too long. >> I got hella messages of him threatening me. Talking about my baby boy doing all type of Can you show me those? Yeah. I'm tired of him. All I try to do is be a helping hand to him. All he do is threaten me, my kids, call us All that. I'm tired of that [ __ ] Your kids don't need that. They don't. Just his shoes and his his tote. Okay, just shoes and tote. Nothing else. Do you think he has a gun in his tote or anything or you think he probably hid it? No, he don't got no gun in here. I'm sure he don't. I was I I searched my house up and down. I know my house like a book. He ain't got no gun in here. I'm sure. Just cuz the call note said that he might have a gun, and so I just wanted to make sure that So, he said he's going to smoke you after he gets out of jail? He is. And I'm tired of him. He's been starting [ __ ] all this morning. Like I'm upstairs sleeping in the attic. He come up there knocking on the door. I I can't hear through the attic. So, the only way he can he can kick my whole door in. Woke my kids up. Scared my kids. Like I'm tired of that [ __ ] So, I have to leave my life in fear. I don't. Saying talking about he ain't cuz people going to get evicted out this house. Call your landlord and just send it there. My landlord's officer right across the street. I'm tired of him. And you want to press charges, obviously, correct? Yes. Last time they came and asked we don't want to press charges. I did. And he needs to learn a lesson. You're not about to keep threatening and saying you're going to kill me. You're not going to keep calling my kids I'm tired of that [ __ ] Yeah, eventually they will when they're on the drugs can't control they self. So, what it is going to be right now is just menacing because threatening you. Um You know he threatened you today, correct? Um you will have a protection order as well. We'll file one on behalf of you for you and your child. Officers checked the recordings. What he had said on camera was enough. He was placed under arrest for domestic violence and menacing. And the realization that words alone had landed him in handcuffs did not sit well with him at all. This is yesterday when we fought in my car. Talking about the baby I pulled over on the side of the I just called his mom to come get him. This girl came on my phone. It's just too much drama. Like Look. He threatened me every day. What are y'all I don't know what type of drugs he on, but I I got to protect me and my kids. Don't want to make it out. I'm tired of this [ __ ] My kids scared. My daughter's 16. Leave them in my car. Cuz I just got me a new truck. He talking about I'mma blow your truck up. I I don't got time In the end, the man was arrested and charged with aggravated menacing. Next, a case where a man who thought he was one step ahead of everyone ended up two steps behind. And the moment officers showed up at the DMV, his confidence started working against him. >> I have the receipts from the bank. I don't have them on me. I have them at the house. I did nothing wrong. >> Just stay over there, sir. I don't have to. You're not free to leave. >> I'm I'm not detained. No. Not for what? For what? On November 8th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a DMV after a woman reported that her ex-boyfriend had forced her signature on a vehicle title and was on his way to transfer ownership into his name. When officers arrived, they found him right where she said he'd be, title in hand, ready to walk in. Hey guys, how you doing? I want to make sure you got a camera on. All right. So, we had called Which one of you guys is Daniel? Me. You. Okay. So, I'm not I'm not sure exactly with what's going on. Okay, I'm not sure if it's some drama or whatever with ex-girlfriend or whatever it is. So, I just want to let you know what what I'm here. So, we got called out for some I don't know something you're coming over here to change the title or something like that. >> Uh I bought a car from somebody. Okay. They signed the title and I'm going to transfer it. And now they're saying I didn't. I have signatures on the title. >> If you got that stuff to help clarify a couple things, I appreciate it. It's going to help us in the end. No, no, no. I'm not trying I'm not trying to be hold on. No, you're good. I get it. I get it. He had an explanation for everything. He paid off the loan, he had the signatures, and he had the receipts at home. Officers kept things calm and asked him to hold tight while they made some calls to get both sides of the story. So, here here from the loan line bank. Okay, I bought the I bought I paid off their loan and it's free of There's both their signatures. There's my signature in this. And this is my car. Okay. Can you look at that? Yeah. >> it. So, she can. >> So, what's the So, who Who is Is she the ex-girlfriend? Why >> Yeah, well, yeah. Ex-girlfriend. >> Ex-girlfriend. Okay. Um All right. Where Where she at? Is she in Does she live in Havana? No. That's not even her right address. Okay. Do you know Do you know what house she's in right now? >> She's in Indian at her sister's house. All right. So, you So, you bought the car from her? Yeah. Okay. I bought the car from her and her ex-boyfriend. I paid off the loan so I could get the title. Got you. And now everything's as clear as day. Okay. All right. Do you know Do you know when you Yesterday. Yesterday. Okay. Was it out there you you bought it? I bought it from the bank. I have the receipts from the bank. I don't have them on me. I have them at the house. I did nothing wrong. I told them to get the I'm transferring the title cuz I bought the car yesterday. And that was from the Alliance? Yes. And this was the agreement from everybody. Okay. So, it is just they wanted their name off the loan. So, I just I don't know. You know what I mean? This this this element might just be a huge self-defeating issue between you and them. It's just me it's just I'm I'm better on the same situation just speaking to you. So, I appreciate you taking the time to talk to >> No, no, no, no, no. Do you know about Do you know about how cuz I'm going to have to shoot them a call. Do you know about how much he bought it for? I don't know. 5 grand. 5 grand, okay. Did you pay that in cash? >> no, no. 5 grand 5 grand a loan it was. I paid off the loan to get the title. You paid off the loan to get the title, okay. >> and then until they give me the [ __ ] money And then as soon as I paid off the title all this came off. So, and this was the agreement. Okay. So, so if you didn't if you didn't pay me for me paying off your loan then I take the car and everybody is on agreement with that. And then as soon as I paid off the car now all this comes up. Okay. All right. Um All right. Give me a couple minutes I'll make a phone call and see what they got on their end and then and go from there, okay? That's when the patient started running thin. The moment officers held onto the title as potential evidence he wanted it back and he wasn't quiet about it. Can I have my title back? Let me have to see if No, I want my title back. I'm going to hang up and I want my title. You don't need to have an issue. No, I don't need to have issues but you have no reason to hold on my title. I want my title. No. I own the [ __ ] title. I own the [ __ ] title. Okay. I don't know what the [ __ ] you did. I don't know. Okay. Well, somebody's alleging you committed a crime so we're here to investigate. >> I didn't. That's what they're saying. >> your job, buddy. You're doing your job. I understand that. But I did not I did not commit a crime so I paid off I paid off a I paid off a loan for a title. They are supposed to pay me and then as soon as I paid off the title they are like oh no, that's my car. Okay. I just went and got the title from the bank. Got you. Okay. I would like Why did he take my title? Potentially evidence. It's not evidence. I bought it legitimately. Call the bank. Don't Don't ask me questions. Call the bank. And I'm I'm not I'm not being a but I'm just Yes, you can argue. I'm sorry. >> I didn't ask you any questions. Well, I'm just saying call the bank. Okay. I was the one that was there that paid off the title. Officers told him he wasn't free to leave. He disagreed loudly and the more he argued about private property and police procedure the more the situation began to unravel. Just stay right there, sir. I don't have to. You're not free to leave. >> I'm not I'm I'm not detained. You are being detained. You're not You're not free to leave. >> You You never pulled me over. I'm on private property. Okay. I'm on private property. You can't detain me. You never called You never pulled me over. You never pulled me over. How am I being detained on private property and you never pulled me over before I had got here. Know the law before you be a cop. So >> have you had to drink? It doesn't doesn't matter. Am I driving? It doesn't matter. How? How? Because I'm showing you Get back to your truck. >> Because I'm telling you the law. You're going to be in handcuffs in about 2 seconds if you don't stop >> I did nothing wrong. I'm stepping away from you. You got video camera right now. I'm stepping away from you. >> Okay. I'm not going to be in handcuffs. I did nothing wrong and I'm on private property. So, give me my title so I can go and do it. We're not >> So, so now you're taking my property. No. Officers noticed that suddenly the conversation about the title was the least of his problems. He was placed in handcuffs and even then he kept going demanding charges and badge numbers and convinced he was the one being wrong. Okay. All right. What's your name and what's your badge number? Hold on. Hold on. Give me my phone. What's your name and badge? What's your name and badge number? Last name is Cunningham. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Just give me a second. What's your name and badge number? When I When I ask you you should say >> Listen to your buddy. He's got to talk some sense into you. Okay. What's your name and badge number? It's Cunningham 935. >> Cunningham and and why are why are you detaining me? We're investigating a crime. I'm on private property and I have not committed a crime. So, do you want to tell me the difference right now? Okay. You're intoxicated. You're not So, so does it matter? Does it matter? Did I commit a crime by being being intoxicated by being drunk to D and D? Okay. So, do you So, do you want to Do you want to continue? Put your hands behind your back for me. No, not for what? For what? Cuz I told you to get back to your truck. I was not. Instead you're in my Instead you're in MY FACE ARGUING. HOW? SO, GUESS WHAT? >> WAY BACK FROM YOU. What am I arrested for? Please tell me my charges. Hey, clean Hey, YOU GOT THIS ON VIDEO? YOU GOT IT ALL ON VIDEO? OH, both these guys are losing their jobs. You're under arrest for obstructing. For obstructing what? >> forgery so And possibly forgery? Yeah. Okay. Yeah, all right. >> against me. I'M NOT I'M NOT PUSHING AGAINST YOU. YOU'RE PUSHING AGAINST ME. HOW DUMB ARE YOU? All right. I'm getting out of my car. Look, I have done nothing wrong. I THEY HAVE NO REASON to arrest me and I'm on private property. I don't have nothing in my wallet, please. Well, I still got to check. I did nothing wrong. So, you're You're unlawfully arresting me. How is it obstructing the the what? I stepped back from you. Is this camera still on? I stepped back from you. I stepped back from you and now now I'm Now I'm the one that's What am I What What What am I being arrested for? He just told you. What? What? What? Tell me again. >> Have a seat. Tell me again. What? What am I being arrested for? No, hold on. You just pushed me. Just [ __ ] calm down. Get your leg IN THE CAR. >> I AM. I'M BEING ARRESTED FOR not committing a crime. All right. All right. I'm going to figure out if this is his phone. Officers spoke with the victim and reviewed the initial forgery report. Due to insufficient evidence they were prepared to release him right up until he told the officer to shut up. That decision sent him straight to jail. All right, Daniel. So, let me talk to you real quick, all right? >> No, no, no. Can I Can I please pee? Okay. You understand why I put you in handcuffs, right? Because I explained to you that we're here investigating a a crime and you're the potential suspect. And I said you're detained >> and you're not free to leave. That doesn't mean grab your phone and get in my face and argue and then not listen >> in your face. I was 10 steps away from where you were. But I don't want to argue with you. I'm sorry. I don't want to argue with All you had to do was remain by your truck and stay quiet and we All right. Well, I was I was farther to I was closer to your my truck than I was to you. Okay. So, I could easily take you to jail right now for obstructing but what do I catch you loose, okay? I didn't do anything wrong so >> want you to know that if this happens again like if you're in the presence of law enforcement and they tell you to step back >> Well, I was I was 10 I was I was 10 steps closer to my truck than I was 10 steps closer to you. So, don't say I was obstructing justice. You're obstructing me, a peace officer. >> Okay. I don't I don't want to argue with you. Okay. But you know you're wrong. Shut up. Hold on. Have a seat. Hold on. Hold on. What? For what? Because Because Because I told him to shut up. No, no, no, please. No, no, no. No, officer officer, please please stop. Please stop. You're going to get more charges. For For what? What am I under arrest for? >> You're obstructing a peace officer. >> it. He just yelled at me and he just yelled He just yelled AT ME AND I TOLD HIM TO SHUT UP. I'M SORRY. Listen Listen to me. Stop talking. >> Okay. I tried to have a conversation with you while I was there >> and you're sitting here telling me I'm wrong. >> No, no, no, no. Look, You can go to jail. He He was yelling at me. Have a seat. HE WAS YELLING AT ME. YOU OBVIOUSLY DON'T UNDERSTAND THE LAW. >> YELLING AT ME. I TOLD HIM TO SHUT UP. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG. PLEASE STOP GRABBING ME LIKE THIS. SIT. Have a seat. Officers, please stop grabbing me like this. What am I under arrest for? >> You've been told that 10 times. I DIDN'T I JUST TOLD HIM TO SHUT UP. HE WAS HE WAS TRYING TO OKAY. WELL, I was hoping he'd admit his fault so he'd understand why I had him in handcuffs. But he obviously doesn't understand the law so Yeah, obviously go to jail. I told him to shut up. You were going to let me out of handcuffs. I told him to shut up and now I'm in jail. >> Please tell me Over there. >> How's that illegal? Yeah. Yes, sir. Please tell me how that's illegal. You can't. You can't. What's your P. Nelson. You can read it. Nice. Yeah. Take a seat, guys. Yeah, I graduated high school. What What did you do? In the end the man was charged with obstructing a peace officer. The vehicle title was retained by police for further investigation into the alleged forgery. >> [music] >> Next up we got a case where a man who thought a liquor bottle made him untouchable found out very quickly that the only thing tougher than his act was the pair of handcuffs waiting for him in the parking lot. Hey, what are you doing? What did I do? I need you to sit back. >> Sir, I didn't do it. >> What did I just tell you? Yes, sir. I'm sitting here. On September 26th, 2024 officers responded to a bar where the situation had already spiraled well beyond a simple disturbance. By the time they arrived staff had tried to remove the suspect three or four times. He had been stirring up trouble out back hurling insults and had allegedly pulled a liquor bottle on someone in the parking lot. The bar owner wanted one thing, him gone for good. I'm I'm out back and I'm asking to leave three or four times. And he's he's trying to fight me. He was fighting you guys. Yeah. And you were No, no. We just pulled up and now we're trying to tie everything down. And I was going to go I like to have him I'll have him trespassed, please. Yeah. I had to stop him swinging the bottle. He was about to swing a bottle. Bottle right on top of his car. He had it in the bar. So, that Yeah, he He's about to swing it at somebody. He had it in his hand tucked behind his back. I asked him to leave two or three times. He wouldn't leave. Then I knew he was trespassing. Stirring up stuff back here for other people. Asked him to leave again. He literally started calling me a I'm just like, "Dude, just leave. Just go." Did he make contact with you at all? >> No, no. I I don't really want it to, but I'd like if If not leaving, I'd just like to have him trespassed, please. I got you. Do you know what to say? Yeah, you're not allowed back here. Okay. That's all you got to say. You just say that. You're never allowed back here. Don't come back here again. I'm with Officers moved in to get him out of there. He had questions, a lot of them, and he wasn't going to stop asking them until someone gave him the answers he wanted. >> Let's go. This way. Hey, what are you doing? What did I do? What did I do? Disrespecting What did I do? If he puts his hands on you, you take his hands off of you. He squats at you. So, he's going to jail, you know? What did I do? What did I do? You just said it twice. It was clear within seconds that he was in no condition to be reasoning with anyone. Officers tried anyway, and every attempt was met with more movement, more noise, and zero cooperation. What am I arrested for? What am I What am I arrested for again? >> Stop moving. Stop it. Hey, bro. What am I arrested for? Stay still. What did I just tell you, man? What am I arrested for? Uh part of it is what you're doing right now. What am I arrested for? Disorderly intox, man. What am I You're You're way too intoxicated tonight. Sir. You're not even behaving. >> I'm not Hey, sir. I'm just trying to talk to you, bro. You keep pushing me. I need you to stay still. >> I can stay still. >> All right, so stop moving. You keep pushing me though, sir. You got any You got any drugs on you? Any weapons? >> No, sir. I don't got nothing on me. Oh, [ __ ] it. Why is y'all pulling me over? Secondary pocket. All right. >> do nothing. I can get a ride home, bro. I didn't do nothing. That's change. You're going to jail, Marco. Stop that, man. What am I going to jail for? Disorderly intox. Disorderly intox again? That's right. I didn't do nothing, sir. All right, have a seat here. Bro, I didn't do nothing. Marco was placed under arrest and walked to the cruiser. What could have ended as a simple misdemeanor was still salvageable until he got in the car. Contact. All right. Get your leg up, man. Get your leg up. Get your leg up. I can't get a ride home. All right, then. Bro. Put your leg in the car. Why are you doing this to me? You're going to obstruction now. I need you to loosen up. Yeah. Loosen up or I'm going to tase >> you to loosen up, bro. Loosen up your leg. Bro, what did I do? That I can tase you if you act up a little Hey. Hey. You're either going to start listening or you're going to take a lightning ride. What did I do, bro? >> Hey, what did I do? Marco, just calm the [ __ ] down, man. Bro, chill, bro. Put your feet in. Get back in. Marco, put your feet in. Hey, bro. Don't let these people tase you, man. Stop that [ __ ] bro. Hey, bro. Marco, dude, get your back up. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. All right. Good. Hey, he's got stinky feet, too. That's what I want to hear. The moment the car door shut, Marco started kicking the inside of the cruiser, and officers warned him once, then again. He kept going anyway, and what could have ended as a simple misdemeanor had just crossed the line into felony territory. Stay in there. Stop moving. You kick again, you're getting tased. I'm not trying to kick you, bro. >> Listen, you kick again, you're getting tased. >> Hey, bro. I ain't trying to kick you, bro. I need you to sit still. Hey, bro. If you kick this window again, you're going to get tased. Hey, sir. I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. Sit back. Sir, I didn't do nothing. I need you to sit back. >> Sir, I didn't do What did I just tell you? All right. I'm sitting back. This is Yes, sir. Hey, I'M SITTING BACK, BRO. HEY, I WAS SITTING BACK, BRO. You kick again, you're getting tased. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> I AIN'T DO NO, BRO. I AIN'T DOING NOTHING, BRO. BRO, I ain't doing nothing, bro. You got one chance. >> Bro, I didn't do nothing. You got one chance. >> I ain't do nothing. I just want to get you in the car. I didn't do nothing. All right. But if we have to, we have to. Sir, I didn't do it. Get in the car. The taser came out, and shortly after, so did everything he had drunk that night, all over himself and the back of THE CRUISER. SIR. >> [screaming] >> GET IN THERE. GET IN THERE. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. GET IN THERE. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. YEAH, BUT HE NEEDS TO LEARN SOMEHOW. SIT DOWN NOW. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING, SIR. SIR, I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. SHUT THE I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. HEY, GO TO CITY HALL FOR ME. YEAH. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. WELL, MAN, I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. REALLY? SIR. You got yourself a fel- You got yourself a felony now. I need to go to the hospital, bro. Please. Please. Well, you should have thought about that before you kicked us. Bro, I didn't kick y'all. Yeah, you didn't just kick me? Let me see the sauce. Let me see the video camera, man. Well, the camera has it all. Trust me. I promise you. Y'all tased me, bro. I need to go to the hospital. No, you No, you don't. We have nurses at the jail for you. Bro, I need to go to the hospital. No. Hey, Marco, do you want to provide a phone number? I'm going to provide a doctor. For the arrest affidavit? 911, bro. All right. What's wrong? I'm dying. Huh? I can't hear you. What? You're about to die, why? You going to throw up? Yes, sir. Okay. You had a lot to drink today. Hey, Corporal, he's I think he's throwing up in the back of the car. Just letting you know. Yeah. Marco, you feel better? Can you take a look at him cuz I can't hear him. He's not saying anything. Just make sure he's uh breathing and stuff. He's all over his own face and the back window and the seat. Yeah, I'll be back. All right, buddy. No, you're good. Marco. Marco. This guy threw up all over the Marco. This guy threw up Threw up all over the car. He's playing possum right now. Okay. He threw up all over himself. He got tased. Um yeah, he's a hot mess, so. Okay. I'll let them know as soon as they're in there. Yeah, I'm about I'm finishing the narrative. Yeah, yeah. He's laying down. Uh head this way? Yeah. This guy is um yeah, have You're going to have fun. He threw up all over my car. This stinks, bro. >> Yeah. Oh, [ __ ] Yeah, he's um Oh. He was kicking the He almost broke the window. Yeah, it was pretty bad. Did you still have the probe in? Yeah, yeah. So, the other deputy tased him. And I got to take pictures of his uh probe. But he was being so uh difficult, uncooperative, that I couldn't. So. What does it say right there in his chest in the photograph? Thanks for Thanks for having me come in tonight. In the end, Marco was charged with resisting violently and disorderly intoxication. He pleaded guilty to all counts and was sentenced to 24 months probation and ordered to pay $770 in fines and fees. Moving on, we have a case where a man who thought threatening officers in the middle of the street was a good idea found out very quickly that the only thing he accomplished was a face full of pepper spray and a pair of handcuffs. Y'all know where I'm from? Back it up. Back it up. Back it up. Get him on the ground. >> We sprayed him. Get on the ground. >> Let me up. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. Kick your feet out like that. I can't feel them, man. I can't, bro. On June 18th, 2024, officers encountered the suspect in the street, loud, aggressive, and making it abundantly clear he wasn't going anywhere without a fight. He threatened to beat every officer on scene, hurled racial slurs, and dared them to make a move. They did. What's wrong with you? Go. GO. GO. PLEASE. GO. GO. GO. GO. GET OUT OF THE STREET. GET OUT OF THE STREET. GO. GO. NO, YOU'RE NOT GOOD. GO. LEAVE. LEAVE. LEAVE. LEAVE. LEAVE. STOP THE RACIAL SLUR. Stop the racial slurs. Leave. Leave. Back it up. The pepper spray went out almost immediately. What followed was a struggle that took multiple officers to bring under control, and even on the ground and handcuffs, he wasn't done making his point. Get him on the ground. We sprayed him. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. YOU SCARED? GET THEM BEHIND YOUR BACK. THAT WAS DUMB. Let me go. No. Handcuffs? Yeah. You scared. We're not going to get attacked by you. I'm not attacking. You tried. No, I didn't. You a And you're going TO JAIL. YOU SCARED. YOU SCARED. You scared. You a Let me up. And you're going to jail. Let me up. Let me up. Let me up. We'll get you up. We're double locked. Let me up. We're double locked. >> up. I'm not scared. I'm not resisting. Let me up. Let me up. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. Let me up. I'm not resisting. You were saying you were going TO ATTACK US. >> RESISTING. I'M NOT RESISTING. Let me up. I'm not resisting. Who's this ass? I'm not resisting. They scared. I'm not resisting. I'm right here, bro. Who is that? Adrian. I'm not resisting. Okay, I'm watching you, bro. I'm right here. Let me up. Let me up. He can get one at the jail. Okay. You a [ __ ] No. I swear to god. >> You're not getting up. Stop touching me. Stop touching me. Who is this? Who is this? Who is this? WHO IS THIS? WHO IS THIS TOUCHING ME? WHO IS THIS TOUCHING ME? Who is this? Who is this? Right here. Let's get a third unit car down here. Yes. Who is this? Malik. Malik. Hey, just listen to what they tell you, bro. You have anything on you that I need to know about anything? What you want to do? You're not getting up. A friend on the scene did his best to talk him down, telling him he hadn't done anything major, that he'd be out within hours, and to stop making things worse. He wasn't listening to any of it. Who is this? You're acting like a fool. Stop. Please be cool with them, bro. They're trying to help you, bro. Who is this? He ain't going to answer any questions. What's up? What's up? Y'all act like I'm sleeping. You are. Who is this touching me? The police. Not y'all. Who is him? Right here. Yeah, I'm a cop. Okay. Okay. That's what I know. I understand. You guys got to do questions. That's my friend. We came out here together. Y'all scared. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I understand all this. Smoke. Uh please be cool, bro. Let them do what they have to do, bro. >> [cough] >> Hey, we're going to stand you up, okay? One, two, three, up. Okay. Smoke. You're cool, bro. You didn't do nothing wrong. You just resisted with the cops. And you didn't do nothing major, bro. Here we go. Please be cool, bro. Bro, you know you got to go to jail now, right? You know you got to jail. You're going to jail, bro. You'll be out real quick, man. You didn't do nothing wrong. You were just resisting with the police. That's it. You're good, bro. Don't do nothing else stupid. You want to know what I know? Bro. I'm trying to tell you, don't do nothing else stupid. You know where you're going. Lord, bro. Man, let me go, man. No. Stop. We're not Stop. Stop. You and you. For me, bro. Don't mess with them. Don't mess with them. You'll be out within You'll be fine. Don't Don't do that to them, bro. Make their job easier. You're going to jail, bro. No, you're going to jail, bro. You know you're going to jail. You'll be out You'll be out real quick. Don't mess with them. 10-4, he's requested. Huh? Uh I don't know. I have no idea. Did they say another car was coming down here for it? Okay. All right. Supposed to be a third unit car. Do what you're told. Do what you're told. All the drugs. Bro, y'all from the No, we we wanted you to go away. We told you to leave. All right. Watch your step. And right towards that squad car. Hold on. I got nothing. Getting him into the squad car turned into an ordeal of its own. And by the time he was finally in, everyone on scene knew exactly how the rest of the night was going to go. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. You're not going in there yet. Okay, good. Thank you, my brother. Yep. There you are, man. I think your feet out like that. Why don't you feed him, man? I can't, bro. What the [ __ ] You got to get in there. Get you some water, man. You just got to slide your feet in. We'll get you going, okay? There's his phone. Thank uh Bring the wallet and the wallet. Hey, you got to slide your feet in. Okay, slide them down towards the the floorboard there. Go wrong way. The floorboard in in the car. But in the car. There you go. We're getting there. Getting there. Almost there. You just got to slide your feet in the car. Okay. We're going to do a push pull. Just suck them in. Yeah. Just grab. Pull straight in. Arms. Yep. All righty. Put your feet in. Feet in. Feet in. Put your feet in. Feet in. Put them down towards the ground. Feet in. Feet in. You can do it. Put your feet in. There you go. At the jail, the pepper spray was still effective. Officers spent the next several minutes guiding him, completely blind, to a water station to flush out his eyes. One officer stayed right beside him the entire time, talking him through every single step. Here we go. Come on, man. You want to step out. Take your left foot. No. >> [snorts] >> Play this Play what [ __ ] PLAY YOUR SOAP, MAN. PLAY IT RIGHT NOW. ONE is right here. Walk out. No, get you some water. I can't bring it from the thing to it to your head. Bro, just step out. It's right two steps this way. Bro, I can't see that [ __ ] I don't know what That's why I'm telling you. Step out with your right foot. Spray it, bro. I can't spray it. I don't have the hose. Man, bro. Play it. I can't see, bro. What you want me to Step out with your right foot now. I can't see, bro. Okay, and I'm going to guide you. All right, step [snorts] out with your right foot. There you go. Okay. There you go. Walk this way. I'm out. All right, keep walking this way. All right, so you hear the water? So, one more step to your left. You see my hand? I see I'm not You don't need your hands. Take a step to your left. Take one step to your left. Okay. Now, take one step back. Okay. So, lean forward for me, all right? Forward. Lean forward. Bro, I'm up, bro. I'm trying to help I'm I'm I'm I'm up, bro. Lean Lean Keep leaning forward. You're good. I'm just trying to help you get to the water. all. forward a little bit more. Okay. All right. Right to your right. A little bit more. Bro. Up to your right. Don't spit in it. Bro, I can't even see you, bro. >> I'm trying to help you. You're not really listening to me. All right, here. Straight. To your right. Bro, now go straight. Right here? Go down. Look, now straight down. Just go down. Feel that? Feel that there? Go a little bit down more, lower. A little bit more? Oh, I can't even see you. >> what? Just feel it. No. Okay. I need help. There you go. All right, let's go on. No, pull your head back. There you go. Watch it. There you go. Thank you, bro. Oop. You got me, bro? I got you. This I'm talking to him. There's no one else here. It's just me, buddy. All right. It's burning, bro. You got me? I got you, man. You ready? >> You got me, bro? >> I got you, bro. You ready? I know what you're going through. I've been through this. I got pepper sprayed myself before. Bro, this hurt, bro. It sucks. I know. That's why I'm trying to help you get your eyes open and help you get it out. >> Come on, you ready? Yeah, I'm ready, man. All right, you're going to you're going to move to your right. I can't see. I know you can't. That's why I'm I'm trying to Feel me pulling on you? Just trying to pull you in the right direction. There you go. Try opening your eyes now. If you can get them a little open in there, it'll help out a lot more. You got me, bro? I got you, bro. I'm right here with you. Yeah, calm me down real quick so I can open. I need you down. And what do you want me to do? Wipe your eyes off with? There you go. All right, come on, bro. You got me? Yep. This man. You got me? Yeah, I got you. It's just me here. There you go. Come on. It's straight. There you go. You feeling it? There you go. Open those eyes. Open those eyes. Keep you in one spot, you'll be able to just keep going up and down and know where it's at. Hey, your eyes are opening. You're getting it. Come on, burn it, bro. Burn it. I need your help, bro. It hurt me. Sit down. To your left. Gentle. Not Not fast. A little more. A little more. No, bro. Hurt me, bro. Burn that [ __ ] bro. Give me the orange stuff, man. Right now. Give me the orange. Give you the what? Come on, right now. There's the water. The water's right here. Just wait right here. >> Thank you, bro. You playing, bro. You playing. Give me the water, bro. Spray it. Spray it. I can't I'm not in control of it. >> to him, bro. >> There's no one else here, bro. Whoever the [ __ ] is here. It's literally just me and you. Bro. No problem. No, I'm just saying, bro. I need it, bro. Come on. Keep it. Thanks. Thanks. Stay right here. Hold my shoulder, bro, so you don't think I'm walking >> not I'm not I'm doing There's nowhere for you to walk. You're in the You're in the Lincoln County jail right now, man. There's nowhere for you to walk. Oh. [screaming] Straight. Wait. That's the door leaning against you on your left side. Feel that? Okay. Okay, take a step forward. Okay. All right, now you're going to Let me turn you. All right, you're going to be walking backwards. Small steps for me, okay? >> Wait. Wait, bro. Wait, bro. Wait. Okay. Oop. Oop. A little bit more back this way. Right there. All right, small steps backward. Wait. Wait. You got me? I got you, man. I I'm not going to take my hands off you, all right? >> Okay. Now start squatting ever so slowly, okay? There's a There's a bench right here for you to sit on. >> Wait. I got you. Okay. Okay, a little bit more. Keep going. Okay. I got you still. I got you still. I got you still. You keep going. You're fine. You ain't going to fall, I promise. There you go. By the time he was sitting on the bench in the booking area, the tough guy act had quietly disappeared, replaced by a man who had nobody left to blame but himself. All right, man. I'm going to get you I'm going to call up and let them know you're ready, okay? All right, you're good. Hey. Right in front of you, there's nothing. You can spit directly in between your feet, okay? >> I got you, bro. Actually, let me grab you a trash can real quick. Wait. Here you go, buddy. Hold. All right, feel that in between your feet right here? Aim for that, all right? There you go. Thank you, bro. You're welcome, man. Come on. What's up? All right, thank you, buddy. I'm going to be honest, man. I haven't been listening to you. I'm doing paperwork over here. So, you never seen Taxi? Is that a movie? Yes, it is. It's a black person's movie. I've never seen a movie and you like to make fun of me. >> never seen a black person's movie is what you said. seen Taxi. That's what I said. Should I watch it? What's it Do you know Queen Latifah? Do you know who Queen Latifah is? I'm probably Probably not because you don't know who a black woman is. All right. So, probably not. And that's a damn shame. You should see the movie before you try to be a police officer. His exact charges were not disclosed, but one thing was certain. The only fight he won that night was against his own better judgment. >> [music] >> Next, a case where an 18-year-old who thought he was untouchable but found out the hard way that having an attitude comes with a price. You can arrest me. That's fine. Stupid. I look like your dick. All right. That's the truth. >> Shut up and sit down. I'M NOT GOING TO CHANGE [ __ ] SIT DOWN. CALEB. STUPID. SIT DOWN. Even better. What is it? We got him. We're going to hook him for domestic. He claims that he threw water on her. So, we're going to give you this, okay? Um this is my partner right there. His name is Officer Devaul. On July 27th, 2025, officers responded to a Cracker Barrel after a report of a domestic dispute. What started as a routine check quickly escalated into a tense confrontation, revealing defiance, [music] aggression, and testing the officers' patience and authority. 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 Man, she's upset. What the the second place. >> What the You just open my door like that? >> Listen, man. Chill out, okay? >> serious? Yeah, I am serious. You're just going to open my door like that? Because I Can I 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. >> my partner's interviewing. I don't give a He can interview no matter what. I can talk. What you going to do, bro? going to do? Calm down. What you going to do, bro? Calm down, buddy. 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? Okay. Hello. Like y'all Hey, there's like actual crimes and y'all just here. Like what's up, bro? You useless asses, man. >> to investigate. >> Okay, investigate. >> That's what we're looking into, all right? >> Investigate. You're just staring at me. You're not doing [ __ ] Will you just hear me out? I don't want to hear nothing from you, man. >> Will you hear me out, okay? Okay, well, all right. You're toned out. I can't hear [ __ ] Okay. Stop what? Listen, you're Stop what? I'm not going to I'm not moving. Okay. I HAVEN'T MOVED. HAVE I MOVED? >> YOU JUST WALKED AWAY. NO, I didn't. I'm in the same spot, dumbass. Are you [ __ ] dumb? >> keep over there, dude, you're going to end up in handcuffs. >> Oh my god. >> to end up in the tank. >> god. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> you know. >> Oh my god. Just letting you know. >> Oh my god. >> So, My life is in danger, nobody >> I don't have anything to do with this. >> We have to respond and figure out what's going on, okay? I don't >> why we're here. Do you have any identification or anything? Okay. No identification, sorry. Okay, can you give me your name? >> No, I don't know my name. Okay, the suspect refused to give his name, claiming he didn't know it. Despite repeated warnings about potential handcuffing and detention, he continued to defy the officers' instructions, mocking their authority and challenging their control. An early sign that this encounter would not stay routine. Put your hands behind your back there. You can arrest me. That's fine. Stupid. I look like your dick, dumbass. JUST SO YOU KNOW. Until you give us your name, you're I don't know my name. I DON'T KNOW MY NAME. >> STOP. I DON'T KNOW MY NAME. I DON'T KNOW MY NAME, BRO. I'M GOING TO CARRY YOU TO THE CARRY ME. It's not changing [ __ ] Go ahead. I'm letting you carry me. Yeah, that's cool, bro. You're 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 cuffs, though. Y'all so tough. All right, bro. Yeah, I don't know why you're holding me. Nobody here Y'all [ __ ] This You okay? Go ahead, gang. Goofy ass You see how this could all be avoided if you gave us your name? >> No, I don't know my name, gang. Okay, well, then you're going to go get fingerprinted to find out your name, okay? >> That's fine. That's fine. Okay, I can give YOU MY NAME. OH. OH, WOW. LOOK at that. The tough guy now wants to give us his name, Marco. Oh, okay. No, no problem, bro. No problem. Abraham Alex escalated his defiance, taunting the officers and claiming they were powerless. His refusal to cooperate forced the officers to prepare for decisive action, setting the stage for a confrontation that would push both sides to their limits. Right now, it's obstructing identification. If I get your name, then I could go away. >> Abraham. There you go. What's your last name? >> Alex Ganoza. We can do this. Do what? You're dumb as [ __ ] This is good. This is all we asked. Uh bro. >> When you talk like this, you're going to end up in cuffs. your dumb ass up. If you called 911, why did she want Y'all stupid. You're still a What did she want? Respond if you want. >> dumb ass. What did she want? I don't call 911. Y'all useless. She did. Y'all are useless. >> 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 can call for no reason cuz she's a stupid Your own dad might be true. >> Okay, and that's fine. Y'all still have to do your job. 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 in 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. It is bro. We bro. We like literally Y'all don't even That badge protects you and you know that. >> A L That badge protects him. Yeah, that badge does protect you. Oh wow, you took it off. You stole government worker dumb ass. Slow as hell. Slow ass Go. Yeah, no charges stuck yet, gang. You guys useless Sounds good, bro. useless as hell With the suspect placed in the cruiser, officers turned their attention to his girlfriend who explained that he had become aggressive while driving her to work and had thrown water on her moments earlier. This revelation intensified the situation forcing the officers to confront the escalating domestic dispute. Tempers flared and the encounter teetered on the edge demanding immediate action. All right, what's going on this morning? He was going to drive me off at work and he started getting very aggressive and I just wanted him to get out of my car. Okay, tell me did he hit you? Did he strike you? What was the problem? He just threw water at me. He threw water at you? What's your What's your relationship with him? He's my boyfriend but I've been helping him out with rides since he didn't have a car and I just don't want him around because he's crazy. He can't come around. He can't come around. Tell me the warrant. What's up with him right now? 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? Where do you Where So, are you going to go in? You want to go home or You're going to go home. Okay, just give me half a second. Just hang out right here, okay? The officers moved to arrest Abraham for refusing to identify himself and for assaulting the woman. Meanwhile, she expressed fear that he might return to her home prompting urgent discussions about protection orders and [music] access to social services. Tension and concern hung heavy in the air. 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 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. It'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 Okay, so get an order of protection or help you obtain one. So, she said her parents used to have one against him. Okay. Um so So, we have We have social services. You don't have to take this one, buddy. I got it. You don't have to take this one. I want it. Okay. Um We have social services They don't work on Sundays but the court's not open till He is not going to be let out until Would you want some help from our social services? Can you do me a favor, base, and see who the victim is in that uh last domestic arrest report? See it It's all over the inside of the window. Which obviously this is very insulting especially in your place of business. Okay. The officers provided her with a report and access to social services guiding her on how to pursue a protection order. Yeah, we're good. Did I don't Did he just come back? Is there anything Yeah. Yeah, he's He's He's clear valve. He's got a domestic history there. She already called us about that. Okay. When Did he get arrested for hitting you before or is that somebody else? No, okay. Well, you guys just out of curiosity, is somebody staying over here? 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? Okay, did he ever try to stop you from calling the police? 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 DePasquale. This is your report number, okay? Do you have a smartphone? You got iPhone something like that? So, this This back is a QR code. I have Steve. 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 just in pursuing an order of protection uh today or tomorrow cuz Go ahead. You can come meet with our social workers tomorrow. They can help you go through this. In the end, Abraham Alex faced the consequences of his actions. Formally charged with domestic battery and resisting arrest, the routine traffic stop seemed harmless until officers confronted a driver who thought he was untouchable giving him a harsh reality check. Next, [music] a case where a man who thought a ukulele and a bad attitude made him untouchable found out very quickly that the only thing he was good at was making more officers show up. Stop. Ledrick, stop. >> Ledrick, he's a [ __ ] Ledrick, stop. Ledrick, stop. Oh, you guys are coming closer. I want to stand you up. On April 9th, 2025, a chaotic street encounter unfolded when officers responded to reports of a man named Ledrick charging at cars while swinging a ukulele. What followed was a tense, unpredictable standoff captured on body cam where rising defiance clashed with officer restraint hinting early on that this situation would spiral far beyond a routine call. Stop. Stop. Ledrick, stop. >> Ledrick, he's a [ __ ] Ledrick, stop. Leave him alone. He like to [ __ ] run me over. I saw you run up to him. Stop. Stop. You can't touch me, bro. Stop. You go You [ __ ] idiot. Try me. Stop. I'm telling you to stop. You think I'm GOING TO RESPECT YOU? LEDRICK, STOP. LEDRICK, I'm telling you to stop. Uh Sergeant, I'm going to need a second. He's coming at me with a ukulele. Stop. >> What's up? I'm telling you to stop. You can't taze me, bro. Stop. [ __ ] you. I'm telling you to stop, Ledrick. Don't come at me with a [ __ ] ukulele. Try me, bro. Ledrick, I'm telling you to stop. What the [ __ ] you You like lying to me? [ __ ] you, bro. Stop it, [ __ ] Just stop. Ledrick Stop it, Ledrick. What? What? I will [ __ ] taze you. Ledrick, stop. I'm telling you to stop, Ledrick. Nelson saying lies. He came at me with a ukulele. He held it up. So, he's under arrest for assault? Yeah. Ledrick, you're under arrest. As officers attempted to restrain him, Ledrick taunted their jujitsu skills, pulled away from their grip, and joked through the discomfort of the wrap restraints. Even after they finally secured him, his constant wriggling and sarcastic commentary suggested that this chaotic encounter was far from settling down. Let's get your cameras on now. Cameras are on. Yeah, okay. Listen, nobody wants to hurt you. Yeah, but everybody's still [ __ ] lying. Tell you what. I don't care what the [ __ ] I'll give you a three puffs of that cigarette and then you can put your hands behind your back. >> No, bro. And then you're going to get arrested. >> Try me. You got less Try me. Cigarette down. Nope. You guys have been lying to me right from the very Okay, I'm listening to you. You came at him with a I don't care what the [ __ ] I'm saying. So, listen. I'm I'm I'm going to allow you to smoke a cigarette. I'm not I'm going to allow you to put your hands behind your back so you You're going to allow me? If you don't, I'm going to use force against you to arrest you. Try me. I don't want to use force against you. >> Hi. You will have force used against you. Do you understand? Yeah, whatever. Yes or no? I do not. Crazy. Trust me, I'm [ __ ] crazy, bro. I'm legally [ __ ] crazy. Or you guys should use your tasers on me. Oh, fair warning. LET'S DO THIS. WOAH. CIGARETTE DOWN. NOPE. I'M not done. I'm all shook up. Okay. Oh, you guys are coming closer. Stop. Everyone calm down. Once he was on the ground, Ledrick continued testing the officers' patience refusing to give up his hands, boasting about his strength, and challenging them with mock bravado. Although they managed to control his movements, his restless energy made it clear that the next stage would come with new difficulties. Well, you're giving a lot of lip but you have to So, do me a favor. Huh? Take your left hand and put it behind your back for me. Thank you. Woah, are you guys even going to try to taze me? We're going to put handcuffs on you. You see that? That's called a wrap. It's really uncomfortable. I don't want [snorts] to put you in that. If you comply with me now >> [screaming] >> Okay, I got two fingers in there. It's comfortable. Okay, thank you for the >> [laughter] >> You just push the yellow tabs in. So now what we're going to do Perfect. And I want to stand you up. As officers placed him in the patrol car, Ledrick complained about breathing problems, demanded oxygen, and grew increasingly agitated despite constant reassurance. Officers tried to calm him with water and fresh air, but his rising panic hinted that even in custody, he was not done escalating the situation. Yes. What? Yeah. For real? For what? Oh, this is not fair, guys. For real. I like WATER AT LEAST. SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN. THE QUICKER YOU QUIT messing around >> Dude, I'm in the car. YOU'RE A BUNCH DO YOU NEED AN EXTENSION? JUST put the extension in your bag. Here it is. Yeah. There's Wallace Ukulele. I think that's his vape. All right. You're what? Why Why are you having a hard time breathing? You don't You don't breathe like us? Do you need an ambulance? Okay, well you have oxygen. If you calm down, you'll stop wasting so much oxygen. We'll get you water. Here you go. Here you go. I'm going to roll down the window a little bit for you. That way you got a little bit more oxygen. Ultimately, he was charged with assault for rushing at the officer with the ukulele, and his continuous resistance likely added resisting arrest and disorderly conduct charges.