Why don't you go off? >> Why don't you off? >> Why you walking up on me? [music] >> You walking up on me? Come on. Come get on the camera. >> What you walking up on me like that for? What's up? >> What's your address? >> Take Take that vest off. >> Come on. Take that off. Let's get it. All right, >> let's get it, bro. What's up? >> Put your hand on your back. >> I'm a minor. >> So, why'd you get in my face? What? You going to hit me? >> They talk big and act tough. But what happens when wannabe tough guys get a huge reality check from the cops? >> Let's go. Don't listen to what, >> dude? Back up. >> Dude, you better back the off of me, dude. >> Push me. GET OUT. [ __ ] YOU. PUSH ME AGAIN. I'll record for you, mother. >> These were the moments cops gave wannabe tough guys a muchneeded [music] reality check. We began with the case of a wannabe tough guy at an airport who quickly humiliated himself in front of everyone nearby after crossing paths with a nononsense cop who had zero patience for his foolish [music] games. >> Don't touch it. Don't touch it. Cuz if he puts his hands on you, I'm going to hand your back. your back. >> I'm not trying to act stupid, bro. >> Listen, I just want to go home, bro. >> On January 1st, 2025, police officers responded to a 911 call after airport officials reported a man causing a scene at the airport. What would have been a simple caution quickly turned out worse when the suspect tried to play tough with the officers. >> And I love you for your service, but this >> in a second. >> That's enough. >> That is enough, sir. >> It's bull. >> Yeah, that's enough. >> Let me see your boarding pass. He's sitting there with a smile on his face. I'm not I told you I don't do anything when I get yelled at. >> I'm going to stand here. You're yelling at me. You're all these people. Listen to me. You're not everybody else going to talk to you. You're not listening. You're not listening. >> Why are we Why are we not Why are we being yelling yelling? >> Yeah, but before we were yelling and screaming, I was sitting over there >> for no reason. >> That's [ __ ] Don't touch him. >> Sorry. I know. I'm sorry. >> Don't Don't touch it. Don't touch him. Does he put your hands on you? I'm up. Put your hands on you. I'm [ __ ] hands on you. >> I'm [ __ ] [screaming] Stop resisting me. >> Stop. >> Yo, both. >> Chill out, man. >> Chill out. Chill out. >> Chill out. >> Get back now. >> Get your kids back. >> What is your problem, bro? >> Chill out. >> Threaten to kill. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. All right. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. That's it. That's it. >> You're looking for a reason. What's your problem, bro? >> Are you going to chill now? >> Are you going to chill now? Are you going to chill out? >> It didn't take long for his tough guy act to crumble, replaced with excuses and desperate please. What started as a routine family trip home had now taken a sharp turn into a trip no one imagined. >> That's how it gave you a warning. tried to call you. >> What is your problem? >> Yo, chill. Chill. What is your problem, bro? Yo, I can't walk. I can't walk like this. Chill. Chill. I can't [ __ ] walk like this. My pants are falling the >> chill. I will sit the down. >> Sit down, >> bro. >> I can't. Have a seat. >> I can't >> stop it already. >> Calm down. >> What is the problem? >> You. >> What is the problem? >> You. >> For what? I can't feel my hands, bro. Come on, bro. I want my family. What is the problem? >> Yeah. Then why you acting stupid? >> I'm not acting stupid. >> Yes, you are. >> He was acting stupid. >> No, no, no. You were, >> bro. Listen. I'm not trying to act stupid, bro. Listen. I just want to go home, bro. Well, now you're not. Now you have to go to jail. >> I'm not trying to sit up. My My hands I can't feel my hands. Please for detain back here. >> Listen, let loosen up the cups. I can't feel my hands. Please. >> Please. >> Please. Sorry. >> Please. >> Get back. Get back. Now, >> do now. >> Please loosen up the cuffs a little bit. I can't feel my hands. Please. >> I had this problem before years ago. Please. I can't feel my hands. What problem? What? With your mouth? >> But no. No. When with the handcuffs. >> Yeah. >> I can't feel my hands, bro. >> No, they're not, bro. I can't feel my hands. >> Okay. When they put you in the car, they'll fix them. >> Listen, guys. I'm not trying to start an issue with you. I'm just trying to go home like that. >> I know. But see, that ain't happening. >> Why? What is the problem? >> I didn't push. >> I didn't push. >> Stop trying to stand up. >> I'm not trying to stand up. I'm just trying to move so I'm more comfortable. Please. I'm not going anywhere with any more comfortable. You're sitting on a bench. Just sit there. >> Yeah, my pants are below my bro. That's very uncomfortable. >> That's very uncomfortable for me. I'm not used to that. I'm from Philly, but it's not that's that's not comfortable for me, guys. >> Please, >> dude. Stop trying to stand. >> Okay. >> I keep telling you. I keep telling you. >> Okay. Can you please I can't feel my hands. >> Listen, the teeth that are in my mouth are veneers, bro. Like the >> I'm not here for the bull. You don't have to push on me, bro. Listen, I'm not pushing on you. You keep trying to stay pushing on me. I'm not trying to go anywhere, baby. >> Poy, please. I'm not trying to go anywhere. >> Pop. My name ain't Pop. My name pop. >> I'm sorry. What's your name? >> Dio. >> Dio. >> Yeah. >> Mr. Dio. I'm not trying to go any >> Just chill. Just chill. >> Okay, I'm chill. >> When he saw that his pleas and excuses weren't working, he tried flipping the story, acting like the victim. But what he didn't realize was that he wasn't dealing with clueless cops. My wife has my stuff is in my pocket. My wife has arrest. Please, I'm not trying to be under arrest. I have to go back to work tomorrow. >> Well, you're not going to work tomorrow. >> Why? >> You're going to jail. >> Why? >> Made threats of killing. >> I do not try to kill you. >> The peace here and Poppy, come on. >> I told you. >> No, don't baby. Don't poppy me. I tried to be nice to you. cuz I'm I'm not doing it. >> When you said you would sensitive, >> I'm not trying to be You guys are being sensitive. You're pushing my arm on your shoulder. >> Okay, let go of me. I'm not going anywhere. Where am I going? I'm head. Where am I going? >> I'm at the Philly International Airport. Orlando International Airport. >> Yeah. >> Come on. >> Truck 400. Can you just have >> or Fort Lauderdale sometime? I got confused cuz when we originally booked our flight, we hooked it under Orlando and they changed it last minute and >> your scissors fell out. >> Yeah, I know. I knew that my glasses. >> No, I don't know. >> I don't really understand it. But when he's treating me like I'm an in front of my kids, what am I supposed to be? >> I'm supposed to I'm supposed to let the TSA treat me like I'm a piece of in front of my kids telling me I'm not going nowhere. This and that, this and that. Like we we pay for this [ __ ] >> But you're not going to let what? Check yourself. >> No, I have no problem with this. Check this out. Can you please put this in front of me, please? I can't. It's against our policy. >> Can you Can you at least >> It's against our policy. You're in the wrong county to ask for favors. >> You understand? >> Yeah. I can't do my hands. >> When I told you at first, I don't talk to people who are yelling at me. You continue to yell. >> Trying to yell at you. >> You continue to yell. I'm not >> listen to me. You're not listening. You continue to yell. You continued to disturb everyone in line. You started calling TSA a >> and then you threatened Then you threatened the kill me. >> So that's when you were detained. So you're going to jail. You're going to jail, >> bro. You're going to jail. >> I'm going to kill you. >> That's what you said. >> I said maybe kick your ass. Not you, bro. Come on. I take that. But don't you know it's threat? >> I'm around at the end of the day. Come on. Maybe not. >> I'm not. It's not. You got to take that serious with other people. >> Well, you're the one who said it. Other people didn't say it. You said it. >> I'm talking about taking your I'm going to kick your ass. >> I'm a joke. >> You're going to go to jail. We don't think that a joke. It's a joke. >> I think that was a joke. I'm sorry. >> And it wasn't I'm going to kick your ass. It was I'm going to kill you, >> bro. Well, that's what you just said, bro. >> I have six people. >> And guess what? It's alley video up there, too. >> And all that video is recorded. >> Come on, man. >> You don't come here threatening to kill. >> I'm not trying to kill no >> or anybody. >> Come on, man. Anybody? I want some coffee and you can be on my way and be home. >> You don't have a cage in your car. >> No. >> Come on. >> I'm not trying to nobody. You didn't give me breathalyzer test. I drank on the airplane. Come on, bro. >> The man was charged with disorderly conduct, threat to an officer, and resisting arrest. Next up was a wife beater who made the reckless decision to punch his wife right in front of an officer, followed by trashy, tough guy behavior that landed him in serious trouble almost instantly. 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 [music] 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. >> Okay. >> 168. Show me uh how far with a possible 106. >> You all right, bro? Stay right here. All right. Stay right here. >> 16. What's your 20? 20 East Castry. >> What's going on? >> What's going on? It looks like you just backed into that impella. >> Yeah, he's okay. He's going to be >> 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 into a fight at the concert and she got beat the up cuz she was running. >> Is that what happened? You want to talk to me? >> 16. Can you send me another one, please? >> What's going on? Hold on. 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 her an ambulance. >> We're going see an am. Come on. Let's >> At first, the man, later identified as 29-year-old David Chakola, 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 this. >> Dude, back up. >> Dude, you better back the [ __ ] off of me, dude. >> Ain't going to do. What's he going to do to me? I'm not going to back up. I'm aing citizen. Are you? >> Yes. >> Come here. Stay here. It's a again 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. >> PUSH ME AGAIN. >> PUSH ME AGAIN. Push me again. I'll record 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. Four. Come on. Oh, YOU GOT YOUR HOMIES NOW. >> RELAX. RELAX. >> You got your homies. You're a >> real mother. >> Get your head. Get on the >> Get on the road. >> Threeing men. Three men, dude. >> After finally having enough of David's behavior, the officers took him to the ground and placed him in cuffs. That's when his tough guy facade completely unraveled. >> I to you. I >> was in harass. >> It's a domestic. I'm sure he's >> [ __ ] >> Where's she at? >> I don't know. I'm going to find her. >> You want to grab a gun? >> 15. >> Sit the >> Am I being detained? >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> Turn your side >> for what? >> Turn your side. >> Anybody not on. >> Huh? I'm saw the check area. >> 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. >> Can't be acting like you're going to punch us, man. >> No, you already pushed me a couple times. We wait. >> No, I >> Perfect. That's a lie. I got >> egg assault and egg. >> So for eggall >> we all one. We're here. >> You guys want to get >> Yeah. I'm going to try my car away. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> You good? >> Yeah. >> No, we're good. >> Sure. >> Dude, what the I do to you guys, dude. >> I'm going go find a female. Be right back. Did you find our guyos? >> Did you search him yet? Goody, or anything? >> Search me. >> I'm going to hang on. Give me a second. You got anything on you're not supposed to put your >> hands up my >> I'd rather not do that. >> You like that? >> No, I'm sure you would. You >> Hey, do you got any needles or anything that's going to like poke me or stick me? >> Everything that >> you better be careful. Don't eject your subway. >> Do you have on you? >> Maybe this is >> 16. >> Hey, David, do you have any uh you that you're not supposed to have? >> No, sir. >> Okay. 15. >> Only this card for your wife. Woo. Is she ready for me? >> My hard. I'm ready to get the tour. >> That's not very nice. >> I bet you all voted 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 or your $2. Who was playing at the forge today? >> None youring business. Look it up, dumb. >> Google has a purpose. >> I guess it does. Go ahead. Where my you Wow. It really takes [ __ ] six of you. OH, DAMN. THERE'S FIVE MORE OVER THERE. >> [laughter] >> SAD. >> Sad [ __ ] C. 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? >> 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 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. One, two, three, go. >> What's she wearing? >> All right. Now, stand up. >> Blonde hair 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 P. >> PO. >> Yeah. Police officer. >> Who? >> You should be under arrest for wearing this vest. >> This thing is hideous. >> That is not D. To who? >> Come on. Let's go in this car. >> Police officer. >> What police officer? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> The one you push. >> What? I didn't push any. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT, DUDE? REALLY? You're going to CHARGE ME FOR SOMETHING I DID TO 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, aggravated battery to a peace officer, aggravated assault, and resisting [music] arrest. Next up, we have a case that proves just how stupid it is to front a police officer. >> All right. Come on. [music] Yep. >> Watch out. Look. See? >> I know. I'm trying to I'm trying to take it off without breaking it. >> You can't, dog. >> On December 3rd, 2023, a disturbance at Dallas Fort Worth Airport escalated when a passenger breached a secure area. What began as a routine response quickly turned tense, captured on body camera footage, revealing confusion, resistance, [music] and an unexpected arrest. >> Hey, we're going to walk this way. Hello. >> Did you go through those doors? I caught him. >> Yeah, I didn't. But >> I went to 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 of 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. >> Plane. What are you talking about, dog? How How are you going to get down? >> I don't make the rules. You got to calm down. Okay. >> No. Calm down. >> All right. Look, 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. Yep. >> You guys want to be on the gun? >> We're just trying to do our job, man. >> Job and >> Is there something he left behind? >> Yes, there's a lot of 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. >> Ever 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. >> No, man. What's the problem? All right. >> I just want to do my job, right? >> All right. Your job. >> Come on. At the exit. >> That's where exactly where I told him to do. >> Hey, watch out. Don't step on me. Watch out. You stepped on me. You kicked me. Watch out. >> Watch out. Look. See? >> Relax. See? Look at that. Look at that. See? 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? >> For what reason? You're under arrest. Roll to your stomach. >> Hey, Siri. >> Roll to your stomach. >> For what reason? >> You're breaching the airport. Roll your stomach. >> I came in here. They told me this. >> Roll your stomach. You're under arrest. Roll to your stomach. >> I can't. You guys are on my arms. >> Roll to your stomach. >> All right. As officers restrained passenger, the man insisted he had done nothing wrong and repeatedly asked them to review the cameras. Despite clear warning signs and repeated instructions, he continued to argue and resist, forcing officers to maintain firm control. >> You hurt? >> No, I'm not hurt. No, I don't need a go. My bad. >> I didn't break it. I took off. I took off. >> You broke it. I took off the old strap. >> Ain't no strap. We broke it. See? Off the way. >> Watch out. Let go. >> I 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, >> man. No, I got to get home. I'm from Phoenix. Sit down. >> All right. Get your hand off me. For what? Run it back. >> For breach. For criminal trespass. >> I was in the airplane already. >> Somebody record this. >> There's lots of people recording. We're recording. We're recording. >> You kicked me. You kicked me >> and grabbed me. >> Now, 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 some >> 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. >> People in in 21. >> Did you see the signs on the door that said do not enter? Mr. Guard. >> 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 an ID. >> I'm done talking. I don't want to [ __ ] right. >> When officers informed him he was under arrest for entering a secure area, he resisted further. They directed him to roll onto his stomach and checked his bag as part of the arrest while he continued to argue and challenge their actions. >> You'll have to see a judge in a warning. You'll get bonded out there. But you are under arrest for breach. >> Under arrest for breach. Yes, sir. >> Criminal trespass. Critical infrastructure. >> Oh my god. >> Hey, one of y'all can one of y'all can leave. >> Hey, we're >> you're good. [snorts] >> Just as for help, you know, >> and then when we tried to help you, you started >> because you guys you knew that was going to happen. You guys set it up for reason. I check 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. Breach critical infrastructure. >> Oh my god. >> During the escort, officers coordinated carefully. Austin guided the approach while Martin prepared to cuff him. They communicated quickly to ensure the passenger could be secured safely, but his defiance caused the situation to spiral [music] beyond a routine escort. So he goes through here first, goes through the second side. Austin comes up on him. We see him and of course this [ __ ] that. So we start getting him walking back and he's like, he even says it. 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. [snorts] >> So, he was on this side. >> He was on the floor side. >> What? >> The passenger became increasingly uncooperative, kicking and resisting the officers. They warned him about potential tasing and additional charges, all while maintaining clear communication to prevent further escalation. >> Hey, he kicked me. Remember that. I didn't hit me. >> Hey, I swear to God, man. >> Sit. Sit. >> Hey, I got his legs. >> No, I didn't. >> You kick again, you will get tased. You kicked him. That's another charge. Go. Hey, >> you will get assault now. >> Can't get nothing looking. >> Hey, we're good. We're getting leg restraints on her. >> Okay, we're good. You want to put Lego seats on? >> Put inside now or you got in the car. >> I'm good. I'm not doing anything. >> N look. See how >> it's already it's already done. >> Are you all right for >> so public service? >> That's good. >> Thank you. >> At least I made it worth it, right? You guys want to treat me bad? 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, you're just aggravated for what? Hyped up and aggravated. >> Hyped up and aggravated. [snorts] Get this 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. Stop. >> 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 >> You're going to get tased for what? >> 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. >> Did not kick your officer. >> As the struggle continued, the man complained of severe pain on his left side and wrists, repeatedly requesting medical attention. Officers responded calmly, checking his condition [music] and adjusting restraints to prevent further injury. >> All right, stick your legs. All right. You need to be on your back. >> All right. >> Stick your legs. I can't. >> Yeah, you can. >> You got See, there you go. You got one. >> Oh, my hand. My hand. My hand. Ah, >> you're good. You're good. >> Now you got to be on it. See >> my hand. >> You're good. >> I can't I can't move. >> Yes, you can't. You got it. >> 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 pull my hand. This arm. My left. Ah, my left arm. My left arm. You can't >> get you off it. You off of it? >> Yeah. Now stick it through, man. Stick it through. >> I can't. You pull my hands. Hold my wrist. Pull them back. Ah, there we go. >> There you go. That's all right. Yeah. >> Head on in. >> We got no secondary surgery. This wall right here. >> I know, but hey, like, can you get a med? I'm in pain. I need an ambulance or medical. I'm in pain a lot. >> What hurts? [music] >> Everything a lot. My side whole, left side, my wrists are too tight. >> I hit 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 yet. Tie cuffs. >> I I told you I'm I got hit on my whole left side. I feel pain right there. All right. My left side. >> I feel pain on my left side. >> And I need evidence of >> [snorts] >> IS take the cuffs off and we're going to take that hoodie off of you. >> Ultimately, the passenger was charged with criminal trespass for breaching a secured area, violating critical infrastructure rules, and assaulting an officer during the confrontation. On a similar wavelength of stupidity, we have an unruly high school bully [music] who was in a desperate need of a reality check. >> Stop. I don't give a ABOUT >> You're going to get arrested. >> Run that out of pants. >> On March 31st, 2024, police were dispatched to a learning center for troubled youth after staff reported a student who was drunk, belligerent, [music] and completely out of control. But when officers arrived, they were met with a scene far more volatile than anything described over the phone. >> GET OFF OF YOUR I'M BEING SO NICE. GET THE FLIP. >> RELAX. Oh my god. Let me just calm down. >> Give me a chair for real quick. >> You can use this one. >> You know I can't sleep. >> Oh, I remember you anyway. What's going on? Take a seat for us or we'll just find out what's going on today. What happened? >> You know what happened? >> I don't know what happened. Can you take a seat for figure it out? >> What happened? >> Can I pee? >> Can I [ __ ] >> Can you explain to us what happened? >> What's happening? >> Oh, yeah. >> Look, I LOOK about it. >> First time going to happen again. [laughter] Let me tell you, I don't you see what's happening. >> I don't know. YOU'RE SO SWEET AND THEN I [ __ ] >> DO I remember you, TOO? >> I NEVER got with you. >> Oh, you never know. You know what it is? >> So, listen. Are you going to explain to us what happened? >> Oh my god. Did it get explained to Is that why he's here, right? No. >> YO, YOU'RE NOT BACKING UP. >> You're going to get arrested. All right. >> The teens staggered around the room, yelling at staff, talking in circles, and refusing every attempt to calm her. Every time officers tried to [music] guide her to a seat, she exploded again. And that's when they realized the situation couldn't go on like this. YO, YOU STILL GRAND. GRANDPA UNDER ARREST. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> SON, >> she's under arrest. >> No. >> My phone? No. In my pocket. >> She's swinging at us and she's under arrest. >> Oh my god. >> Oh, we are? >> Yeah. >> Oh, we are. >> Oh my god. [ __ ] >> All right, puppy. Okay, hold on. Wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Wait, wait, wait. Let me speak. All right. Nobody get the out of here. Let me tell you something. >> All right, man. Where we need to go? >> Um, [ __ ] No, don't do that. What you What I'm going to DO IS GET MYING SHOES. >> NO. Where's your shoes? >> No, no, no. You need to search it. >> Well, go and get your shoes. >> Okay. You see? >> What the are you doing? >> Yo, get my money today. You get my money today, [ __ ] Yo, make sure everything's IN MY [ __ ] Can I put it on >> the shoe? Give me a minute. >> Well, get your shoe on. >> Got my gun. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> What's your name? My hook. >> So, I hold on. Let me TELL YOU SOMETHING. >> YO, LET me tell you something. >> I'm not [ __ ] playing with you. Watch out. Put it up. >> Ran that out of pants. >> OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. HE'S HURTING ME. OH MY GOD. I'M BLEEDING. >> ALL RIGHT. DO YOU HAVE an idea? >> I in that pocket RIGHT THERE. >> HI, PUPPY. >> CHECK THE OTHER POCKET. >> CRYSTAL, you just made a thinner. >> I do a [ __ ] >> And then she's swinging at us. Yeah, she doesn't. >> I wanted to kick her in the face, but >> let me tell you something. >> That's evil. >> It's Easter. >> No. Please give my bag, too. My bag. That's where everything is happening. >> As officers attempted to sort out what happened, the situation took a turn. The teens suddenly swung at officers, forcing them to place her under arrest. What should have been a simple escort became a physical struggle. Staff watched as she kicked, resisted, and screamed accusations. She even claimed she had a gun in her bag, sending the encounter into an even more dangerous [music] direction. >> Look at the car. I'm a daughter just like let it go all the way down. >> This is evil. >> You is evil. YOU THINK I FAIL YOU? I DON'T GO. I can't. >> Yeah. >> Where is my bag? >> WHERE'S MY BAG? >> Officers are going BACK IN THERE. YOU KNOW, we need it because you know I came so far. >> YOU JUST KICKED Elsa and was swinging at us. >> YO, I LOVE YOU THOUGH. >> YEAH, you love us, >> right? No. >> Swinging and kicking at us. You love us. >> Going to HAVE TO ANSWER THAT. LOOK AT MY FACE. >> I WE DIDN'T DO THAT. >> [ __ ] I have to answer to >> That's fine, CRYSTAL. >> OH MY GOD. MY MOTHER'S GOING TO BE MAD. OH, YOU WENT TO JAIL AGAIN. SOMEBODY DID SOMETHING for you. YOU I'M SORRY. ME WITH PARTY BECAUSE THEY'RE GOING TO HATE YOUR LIFE. YOU REALLY ARE and you [ __ ] me. You [ __ ] [ __ ] YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] I'M NOT TALKING ABOUT YOU. I'M REALLY NOT. I'M NOTING talking about you. You should really be sick. You should be so [ __ ] >> Oh my god. >> Inside the squad car, things only escalated. She slipped out of position, thrashed in the seat, fought against the cuffs, and screamed at deputies to wipe her nose and loosen the restraints. Officers had to pull her out, reposition her, and resecure her multiple times as she continued swinging and kicking. >> My ass could come just help us get her in the room. I don't know if she's going to be kicking everything. NO, >> THE ONLY THING I HAVE TO DO is >> one time. >> YOU'RE ASKING ME [ __ ] >> HEY, do you mind just meeting us at headquarters? Just help us bring her in. >> I'm a woman who raised me to >> saying she had a gun lock that they said that she was. >> She's been going through something. She's depressed. >> YOU REALLY YOU DON'T WANT TO LET HER GO. THEY GOT >> YOU'RE SO EVIL. SHOW ME TO THE LIBRARY. I JUST CAME TWO MONTHS AGO. TELL ME THE [ __ ] MY NEPHEW'S birthday is 2 days. Oh my god. HE LOOKS AT ME LIKE UNDER the image. Please God and my son. MY SON. WHY YOU WANT TO DO THAT? I better >> try kick and everything. Kick it. The girl. What's her name? >> I think it's Crystal B. I had the He made a start last week. the light girl. >> Yeah, >> she's a little She's not that dark. I don't even know what side she's on. She's on that side, but she slid over here somehow. >> How the hell did she get off out the finger? I mean, the handcuffs. I mean, no, I didn't have the handcuffs. I'm at the the seat belt. Yeah, Jay, she's right here. We can open and just pull her out. >> Yeah, wait for the pass. >> She's right here. >> They're going extremely fast. >> Yeah, >> ready. >> I would have the ride [ __ ] Come with me. All right, >> calm down. All right, it's over. [ __ ] Yo, where's what? Yo, cop my >> mother process you. >> Where's my wallet? Nah, you is [ __ ] up. Get my [ __ ] bag. >> You knew about my guns. I don't give a [ __ ] about it. GET MY BAG. >> COME ON. >> OH, you think it's sweet? I could never be an officer. You know why? Cuz it's like this. That's crazy. >> Please carry me out. Sounds so dangerous. >> Come on. >> Don't be so rough. By the end of the encounter, officers had endured verbal attacks, physical strikes, and non-stop chaos. All while trying to keep the situation from turning into something FAR WORSE. >> YO, STOP. I'M GOING TO >> YEAH, she swung on us. >> Kick us. >> I didn't kick you. I did though. >> Situated. We'll work out the rest. >> Did anybody get hurt? >> No. >> I'm talking to you. >> Yeah. Me, Jess, Aunt, and more. But we had her outside and we were searching her by the car. That's when she kicked Jess and we ripped her legs from under and took it to the ground. >> You can still relax. >> I can't. >> You can't. >> Would you >> relax? Yes, I would. If we're telling you to relax, you got to relax. >> No, I don't have to listen to nobody but God. That's who you are as a stupid. He made all you [ __ ] authority. It's Easter. Be peaceful. YO, SON. I'M NOT GOING NOWHERE. >> STOP PULLING YOUR ARMS. RELAX. >> [ __ ] Yo, LOOK AT THAT. YOU STOP. You're really hurting me. All right, stop moving your wrist. >> If I wanted to go somewhere, I would have kicked out that door in my py. >> Oh, I'm a right. >> Please. >> Come on. Turn around. >> No, I don't have the gun on me. You should kick out my backpack. Oh my god. Stop. Can you wipe my nose? >> I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE. >> YOU CAN'T BE SWINGING your arms though. THAT'S ONLY POSSIBLE. >> STOP. I'M NOT GOING TO HURT YOU GUYS. STOP. >> WATCH YOUR WRIST. YOU'RE GETTING CUFFED. >> YO, YOU'RE HURTING ME. I KNOW. You're hurting the other side. >> Give me another Give me another pair. Give me another pair. >> Of course, it has to be me. No, this is black. No, no, black. >> Yo, relax. >> THE ONE WHO'S PUTTING it on me. >> You have to deactivate it. >> In the end, the teen was ultimately charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and battery on an officer. Next up, what started as a routine domestic violence [music] call quickly turned into a full-blown standoff. All because the boyfriend suddenly believed that acting tough would somehow get him out of trouble. >> Why you walking up on me? >> You walking up on me. Come on. Come get on the camera, big guy. Y WHAT y'all hitting me for, bro? What y'all hitting ME FOR? WHAT Y'ALL HITTING ME FOR, 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, >> Dville Police Department? We get a lot of complaints. >> Hey, nothing going on up in here. >> There's some fighting going on, man. >> Who? You. >> Me, too. >> Who fighting? >> Come on. We can hear you from the hallway. >> You can't hear a about 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's 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 Why? What's going on? >> Are you okay, miss? >> What you talking about wrong? >> Well, >> why is the room in shambles? >> What you talking about? I just got >> 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 either. What are you talking about? >> They want you. >> They want to kick you out. >> They not kick us out for what? This my girlfriend. Ain't nothing wrong with her. She If something was wrong with her, she would tell y'all something wrong with her, bro. Ain't nothing wrong. >> They want me to talk to her. >> Go ahead, talk to her. >> What's your name? >> You have an ID on your >> 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 where. So, what's the issue? >> She didn't say anything yet. Will you talk to her? >> Miss, what's your first name? >> Don't want to talk to y'all later. 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 A. No. AD. What did you tell me? >> 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. STOP. HEY, Y'ALL HURT ME. HEY, THEY HURT ME. WHAT Y WHAT Y'ALL HITTING ME FOR, BRO? WHAT DID Y'ALL HEAR ME? WHAT DID Y'ALL HEAR ME FOR, BRO? I didn't even do nothing. >> I didn't even do >> Relax. 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 NOTHING. >> NOW YOU'RE UNDER ARREST FOR RESISTANCE. >> I'M NOT EVEN DOING NOTHING. >> 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 NOT EVEN DOING [ __ ] BRO. >> What the Bro, >> I'm not even doing, bro. Y'all just y'all just y'all just hurt me for nothing, bro. I'm not even DOING NOTHING, BRO. Y'ALL >> STOP RESISTING. >> I'M 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 you already grabbed me, PUSHED ON US. >> NO, JESS CAME UP IN THERE. MY GIRLFRIEND TOLD Y GOING ON Y. >> What did you tell me? Y and I stepped out the room and then y'all just grab free to leave already. We need ideas cuz >> what 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 >> matter. >> It's [snorts] cool. Y'all going to hear a dog in court, folks. >> Yeah, for sure. Y'all going to get a lawsuit and it's on camera, bro. Y'all just give me bogus, bro. Uh 195. >> Oh, y'all just did me bogus, bro. Y'all just did me bogus, bro. >> And you gave a FAKE NAME. 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 out. >> Okay, you can't leave yet. >> Why not? >> She can go where she want to go. >> Identify you at least. >> She go where she want to go. Y'all trying to make her say something she can't do. >> Stop talking, bro. >> Cora, record this, folk, record it. Corba, record it. Cora, >> 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. He didn't get trespass [ __ ] He ain't do [ __ ] We ain't do [ __ ] >> Okay. Y ass bored. Y some racist he wants. >> [ __ ] you doing court for sure. >> That's fine. >> Yeah, I know. It's always be like it's fine till y'all ass on the news, right? >> Oh, sure. >> I don't know what you're even saying. >> You know what I'm saying? Y some racist [ __ ] >> You got it, too. >> Who turned up? >> And the page >> turned up. He's also listed as a gang member and a [music] >> Yeah, for 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 GRAB ME LIKE THAT? WHY YOU BING ME like that? >> Under arrest. I'm not doing >> We're going to jail. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about Look how THEY DOING ME, Y'ALL. HEY, HEY, BLACK PEOPLE. LOOK HOW THEY DOING. >> LOOK HOW I'M [ __ ] YEL THEY SMACKING. AH, I AIN'T EVEN DOING NOTHING, BRO. THEY JUST SWINGING ME EVERYWHERE. Y'ALL SEE THIS, BRO? >> DAMN. Come on. Come on. My feet cut and everything. See how y'all doing me? >> My feet cut up and everything. This is what happens. >> Yeah. >> I know. I know. I know. Bro, y'all step in. >> I'mma 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. >> All right, that's fine. >> Sure. >> I know. >> You guys 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? Catch 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 killing 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 [music] trespass. Next up, we have the case of a 20-year-old serving in the military who seemed to think his recent enlistment had made him the toughest [music] guy on the street and immune to consequences. >> Multiple people that said that you starting fights with him. >> That's good for you. >> All right, I'm going to tell you how this is going to go. I'm not the one to [ __ ] around with. >> I'm not the one around with Ethan. >> Do you understand? >> I do. >> Do you understand? >> I understand. >> Watch your mouth. On December 30th, 2024, Key West police responded to Rick's bar after reports of a young man trying to start fights with security and other patrons. When officers arrived, they made contact with 20-year-old Bo Holly, who was visibly intoxicated. >> People, I am not starting fight. I got multiple people that said that you starting fights with them. >> That is good for you. >> All right, I'm going to tell you how this is going to go. I'm not the one to [ __ ] around with. >> I'm not the one to around with either. >> Do you understand? I do. >> Do you understand? I understand. >> Watch your mouth. You have ID on you. >> I did about five minutes ago. >> Uh, >> you must not be from here, huh? >> I'm not. >> Yeah. Well, you're going to learn the [ __ ] hard way. And your military acting like a >> Who's your command staff? Who's who's hiring? >> First Sergeant M. Call him up. Call him up. >> So what's going on? Why are you starting fights with people? >> Dude, I'm aing 150 lb white boy. You think I'm starting fights? >> I have multiple people. >> It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter about your weight. I have four people telling me that you were starting to trying to fights over there. Starting fights and especially with the security over there. >> Good for you, bro. >> Good for you, >> brother. I'm going to tell you this one more time. >> Tell me, watch your mouth, dude. >> Tell me six more times. >> Holly's behavior was downright trashy, and the officer decided it was time to put him in handcuffs. But the moment he tried, Holly began to resist. >> Come on. >> Oh, okay. Let me get my cigarette. Okay, drop it. Drop the cigarette, dude. You don't need it. All right. Come on. You literally talked your way into hell. >> Shut the >> What? >> Shut the >> Okay, I will. >> I don't want to talk to you anymore. >> Military. >> You're military. Okay. >> Yeah. >> You don't know who you're talking to. >> Oh, yeah. >> I bet you one year in the military. Okay, buddy. Thank you for your service. Don't do that. >> You don't know what you're going up against. >> Shut the private. >> What is that? Private first class badge. >> Shut the >> Who's your supervisor? >> We're going to find out either way. >> Yeah. First article. Call him up right now. >> Call him up. First Sergeant Molf. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You don't have nothing on. >> No. >> Take a seat, buddy. >> Once Holly was secured in the cruiser and on his way to jail, it seemed the weight of his actions was finally starting to sink in. You know this is an alcohol. >> Shut the up. >> You know what happens? >> Shut the up private related incidents. >> Shut the up, private. >> All right, I know you know. >> Shut the up. You know what we do to guys like you in the start pushing forever, [ __ ] like you going to jail, boy. Learn a lesson. You all right? >> Are you down here? What are you down here for? Are you down here for training? >> For uh leave. >> You're down here for leave? >> Yeah, >> he's down here for leave. >> Leave. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, he's not even stationed here. >> You're not stationed here, are you? >> No. Nope. All right. >> Well, the good news is you're going to be staying at a good hotel tonight. >> Good to go. >> Call the Moro County Sheriff's Office. >> Hell yeah. >> All right. >> Good to go. >> Oh, yeah. You're good to go. All right. Welcome to your hotel for the night. >> Boholly was charged with battery and resisting an officer without violence. Moving on to yet another misguided 20-year-old who quickly learned that trashy behavior comes with immediate consequences. >> What you walking up on me like that for? What's up? >> What's your address? >> Take Take that vest off. Take that [ __ ] off. Let's get it. >> Let me get your ID. >> You ain't going to get [ __ ] What you laughing for? I'm writing your [ __ ] [music] Take it off. Oh. >> On May 4th, 2024, two officers were dispatched to a parking lot near an apartment complex in Florida following reports of a group of teens causing a disturbance. [music] But one teen in particular stood out. Loud, confrontational, and clearly in need of a serious reality check. >> What's up, man? >> What's up? >> What's up? >> What's up? >> What car you in? >> I ain't in any of these cars. >> Let's go then. You got to get out. Let's go. >> No, I don't got to go nowhere. I mean, I don't got Yeah, I live here. You don't got >> What you walking up on me like that for? What's up? What's your address? >> Take take that vest off. Come on. Take that vest off for me. >> Come on. Take that vest off. You know. Come on. Take off. Let's get it. >> Let's get it, bro. What's up? >> It only took the officer a few seconds to pick up on the vibe. This wannabe tough guy was all bark and no bite. And the more he ran his mouth, the deeper he dug himself into a hole he wasn't climbing out of anytime soon. >> Do me a favor. >> Take that. Not a [ __ ] >> Do me a favor. >> You're not a Take that off. >> Come on. Not take off. Let's get it. >> Where do you look? your partner here like he's going to do something. You ain't going to do >> Where do you live, man? >> I live right here. That ain't nothing about it. What's your address? Do something about it. How about that? Take your do something about it. You like I won't >> like you what? Like you want what? >> I ain't going to say nothing on that camera. Take that off. >> Take it off. >> Okay. I see. >> Yeah. >> Let me get your ID. >> You ain't going to get >> Okay. >> Take it off and you'll see. >> Well, what you laughing for? I'm right in your Take it off. >> Put your hand on your back. Put your be on your back. Stop resisting. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I'm a minder. >> So why'd you get in my face? What? You get me? >> Huh? >> So why'd you get in my face then? I told you stop bing up your fist, right? >> I did. >> Okay. So why'd you get in my face? >> All right. Stand up. >> Not me, too. >> The seemingly tough guy quickly cracked once things got serious. But while he was on the ground, his brother approached the officers with a similar attitude. before you do the head. BACK UP. HEY, BACK UP. >> BACK UP. Back you BACK UP RIGHT NOW. >> THE YOU DO, BRO. >> Back up. It's no big deal. >> It's no big deal. >> Roll up on your side. Stand up, bro. >> Get back right now. Back up. Back up. >> I got wrong with y'all, bro. >> Wrong with y'all. >> Back up. >> Hey, back up. Back up now. >> HELP. WHERE YOU GOING? HI, BRO. >> IT'S ALL GOOD. I didn't do this. >> No, it's no big deal. >> It's no big deal. It's no big deal. Sit down. >> It's no big deal. >> It's no big deal. >> Bro, >> I ain't do nothing. >> The suspect's brother, who sounded like a goose, was just the cherry on top. Once the suspect was secured in the squad car, the officers got the chance to speak with the brother. >> I didn't do nothing, bro. >> You were about to me, dude. I was not about to. >> So why'd you borrow your fist and get in my face? >> Because dude, you're running up on me. >> Yeah. Okay, >> get your little [ __ ] >> What's going on with him? >> Step out. Step out. >> Give my keys, bro. >> I'm sorry. I was just hyped up. >> I respect four right now. We just got a lot of subjects here. We got one. >> Why is he going to jail right now? >> Why is he going to jail? >> If you get in my face, I'm >> in your face. I'm sitting as close as him. And you're not a problem with him. It's 3 ft of space. >> You over there right now, bro. >> Riley, that's the brother of this 1015. Just make sure he stays away. >> I told you several chances. I said, "Hey, stop balling your fist. Chill out." >> I apologize. >> All right. I accept your apology, but you didn't have to take it to this level, man. >> I know. I'm sorry. I was just hyped up. It's like It's like 15 of you guys let you >> Well, you look like you were going to hit me. >> I know. And I apologize. >> All right. Why' you What's all the balling up your fist? >> Sorry. I'm just headed up. >> There's a situation going on, sir. Honestly, I apologize. >> Yeah, but listen, man. Listen, man. Listen to me. Any anytime you come across police, you ball up your fist and get in somebody's face. I'm not You know what? Do you think I'm back? I'm going let you in the face. >> I know, sir. Trust me. If you were to taste me, I'd understand. Truthfully, like you got me in my ribs a couple times. It's fake, >> dude. Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't know. I don't know what what your thing is, but I appreciate you coming down. >> Like, I man, man, I'm sorry. >> It was clear as day. The suspect knew just how stupid it was to square up to an officer with his fists clenched. And now he was doing everything he could to get his way out of the mess he'd just created. >> I got I got my register. >> No problem. Stand by real quick. Do you have anything else in your pockets anywhere? Anybody? >> Check me anyways. I'm sorry. I apologize. You're >> good. >> Well, I I respect you as a man for, you know, >> man to man. I'm sorry. >> Do we got to do this? Have a seat for me. >> Right here. >> No, over here. Over here. >> Yeah, that that's all right. >> I'm right here. >> We'll we'll call or do whatever needs to be done. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to I'm going to swing you right here. What's going on? >> Sorry about that. >> No, no, you're good, man. >> This is your house number or your cell phone? >> Cell phone. Okay. So, here's your stuff back. Like I explained to you, unfortunately right now is going to be arrested for what he just did. >> All right. They're going to >> What's the charge out of curiosity? >> I'm going to talk to the other officer exactly find out what what the exact charges are. But regardless, he's going to be taken down. Do you know where the juvenile assessment center is? >> 45th Street just where the railroad tracks are. Is that where the juvenile assessment center? >> What's going to happen is he's going to get taken down there. They're going to process him and then uh >> How old is he? 20. >> He's 20 years old. Yeah. >> Uh someone over there said he was 16. If he's 20, then he's going down to County Gym. That's >> all right. So, [music] regardless, you can call down in a few hours. They'll figure out uh how you can get him home, right? >> Yeah. >> So, right. >> It is what it is, right? >> Are you good with keeping him calm? He's not >> No, I got him. I got him. Can I say one thing to my son before he leaves so he doesn't freak out? >> I'll let him know. >> Just crack the window. I don't have to >> Well, I'll let the other officer know cuz our supervisor is going to want to talk to him and then before they leave, I'll let him know. No, before they leave, I'll let him know you want to talk to them. All right. >> I just want to make sure you're good with the other son. Okay. >> Yeah, >> I am. But >> tell um if we can find out a charge for him maybe to cool him down a little bit. >> He's good. >> I think it's probably resisting arrest or something like that. >> They've been together cuz I wasn't around for a while. >> It's probably a misdemeanor. It's probably a misdemeanor resisting arrest charge. He was wanting to know. He's fired up about it. >> No, I want to be No, I don't care. I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm not doing anything. >> Coming up, the dad got the chance to talk with his son. >> I'm sorry I had to turn out this way. It is what it is. If you were a police officer, you probably understand why I had to do what I >> was raised around police officers. >> So, sir, do you have your license with you? >> Yeah, I already >> Oh, you guys. Thank you. All righty. Uh, you want to talk to him real quick? I'm going to end up taking him to the house and then he's going to take a ride. Okay. >> No, I'm You got to take a ride. >> No, I know. I'm not good now. I just want Can I Can I stand up and at least say goodbye? >> No, no, no. You can't get out of the car, man. You want to stay there? >> Are you arresting me? >> Yeah, you're you're arrested right now. >> For what? >> I do for a law enforcement officer. >> It's not assault. I never touched it. >> Okay. Well, you were about to. That was >> I wasn't about to. >> Honey, I'm not going to argue with you, man. >> Listen, it can go to court. Throw it out. It's halfway. >> Well, obviously this guy kicked me in his rib. He's He's actually halfway. No, I know. He's He is halfway. >> Dude, I gave you more than I gave you so much respect. And you know it, man. I gave you respect so much. >> Really? Like I had like two seconds. I obviously you seen when you get older. Yeah. Listen, man. How many times did I try to tell you, "Hey, relax, dude. Stop balling up your fist." >> Like maybe once. I'm sure it's on your body cam. >> It's all on body cam. That's the That's the great thing about having a body cam. It's all on body cam. >> I know. I'm saying I know. >> It's okay, man. I'm not here to argue with you. I'm just here so you can talk to your dad real quick. >> I know he's not one of those. I can tell with >> I So have I. I know he's not one of those. >> That's what I'm saying. I'm trying to explain to you like >> Yeah, >> but he'll >> Can you at least readjust my cuss? One of my hands. >> I I am I'm going to do all of that before we leave. >> Can Can Can I have my brother come and stuff? Say goodbye to me. >> No, no, no. We can't have everybody come say goodbye to me. >> So, it's just one person? >> Yeah, just your It doesn't even have to be your dad. I'm just your dad the baby. >> Tell me mom's number so I can remember it. >> Oh, god. >> All right. >> Thank you. I appreciate >> anytime, man. >> Watch your leg. >> Service. >> Yeah. You know, dad's a decent dude, but kid made a kid messed up. >> The suspect was charged with assault on an officer and carrying a concealed weapon, specifically a pair of brass knuckles he had tucked away in his pocket. Hopefully, this was the reality check he so clearly needed. Like the teen in the parking lot, the next suspect tried talking his way out of trouble. But this time, his excuses weren't just weak, they were unbelievable. >> My life, >> we're here to figure out what's going on. >> Okay, then good luck. Won't you go off? Won't you off? Go your dumbb. >> On July 6th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a quiet neighborhood after a 911 call reported trouble inside a family home. At first, the scene didn't look chaotic. The suspect greeted officers at the door, insisting nothing was wrong. But the officers were about to learn just how wrong he was. >> How you doing? >> Hey, Joe. What's going on? >> I'm I'm very confused. I'm not too sure. Okay, we got a call saying that uh you guys were fighting over. >> Um, not that I'm aware of. >> Well, that's Grayson. Gracie, can you please come up here? >> Stop. >> I'm talking to Gracie. We don't need to speak to your son right now. Okay. >> Well, I'm wondering who who called. >> Okay. It's figuring out what's going on. >> What's going on? something going on here that >> um I mean my wife and I were having conversation on the couch but there was no arguments. >> Okay. >> So I'm wondering what's going on. >> Somebody called us. He said you guys were fighting over. >> Okay. Well, who is somebody? >> My wife's right there. >> Heather, were you and I arguing? >> Yes. >> Oh, we were arguing. No, this is fine. >> Heather, can I talk to you about >> Hello? >> What was going on tonight? What were you guys arguing about? >> I'm very confused. >> Now I'm very confused. >> There's nothing to be confused about. It's a simple question. >> You even said you were arguing on the couch. What were you guys arguing about? >> We were having conversation on the couch. >> Okay. Obviously, it turned into an argument. You didn't said so. [laughter] What's going on here? >> If we're here, somebody called us and told you. >> Go inside. Go and do what you got to do. I didn't do anything wrong. Get the out of my life. >> We're here to figure out what's going on. >> Okay, then. Good luck. Do what you got to do. >> Cuz you know what? Alls I did was have a conversation with my wife. >> So, I don't know what the hell you are here for. >> We've explained it three times. >> And you could go. >> We've explained it three times. >> I don't care. Take me to jail. Do do what you people need to do. The suspect tried to cover up, insisting nothing was wrong and rambling about the perfect day he had. Like a dinner menu could erase the truth. But the more he talked, the clearer it became he wasn't sober. >> Now I'm getting angry. >> Why are you getting angry, man? We're being >> Because nothing there was no issues here in my house. >> Then then we'll be gone and out of your house. >> All right, then get out of here when we're done. >> Do that. Then >> go go in the house. I don't care. Am I yelling at you? Why >> don't you calm down? Relax. >> I know what you I I'm confused. Why you Why are you here? >> Cuz I've explained it four times over here. We got a call that you were fighting here. >> Who? So now you calling to figure out what's going on. >> I want to know who instead of being argumentative. >> Okay. Well, you know what? If you take me to jail, it's it's >> What are you taking me to jail for? >> I said if you if you do take him to jail, it better come up. >> Okay. Well, is there any reason why we need to take a gym? >> I don't see why not. You know what happened today? No. >> Um, I uh had a gorgeous day. I made myself a beautiful lunch. Um, I made myself a homemade tostadas. I chop up potatoes and onions. I make a meat sauce with it. And then I made myself some rice. And then for dinner, I made my family chicken cutlets. And we had a beautiful dinner. We sat down and had dinner and then you people showed up. [music] So who the is calling >> up for no reason? >> Who did want that? Tell me who why do you dish off? >> Instead of giving straight answers, he gave an attitude. Every question turned into sarcasm, excuses, or random talk about what he cooked that day, leaving the officers wondering what he was trying to hide. >> Tell us what happened after that to be here. >> Why the you here? I had chicken collards for >> because of you and your attitude probably. cuz I haven't had you problem here. >> Oh well, I hope there's a laugh cuz I'm guessing that's the same way you were talking to your wife and that's why [laughter] somebody called us >> because you can't stand up straight. You're raising your voice for no reason. >> It's like Do you want me to do a field so test? >> You're not driving so no. >> Okay. So I can stand up straight right here. >> Okay. But I mean you know >> your Hey there 28. Why do people here >> now? It's It only makes sense to me. That's all. >> Yeah. Good. Glad it makes sense. Let me get some answers now. >> Oh, very glad. >> Find a reason to arrest me. >> Find a You >> said I wanted to arrest you. >> Find a reason. >> Trying to have a simple conversation, but you're argumentative. >> Because you can't explain why you're here, dumb. >> Don't encroach on I did not encroach on you. >> You are encroaching. >> Nor am I near. >> Good. Don't come near. >> Very well. >> I will make far away. >> Don't. Okay. We're trying to figure out. We're trying to resolve the differences between you and your [music] wife >> so that we can go on our way and then you can go to bed or something like that. But you're not telling us anything other than you guys were having an argument on the couch. >> What? >> We have beautiful dinner. I have made Do you like Jane Cullins? >> Was the time like Jullins? >> Was the time on the couch uh couch before or after dinner? >> Wait, pardon me. >> Was that before after dinner? You guys were on the couch. >> I mean, I've been on the couch all day. Okay. >> I mean, before dinner and after dinner. [laughter] >> Obviously, you told me you got up and made some different meals throughout the day, but >> I did. I have. >> Soon, officers got reports from his wife and children that the man had come home drunk and for no reason picked up a fight with his wife, prompting his kids themselves to call 911. a detail that spoke louder than any excuse he could give. His reaction further showed the officers how far he could go with his anger and wasted no time in deciding his fate. >> And you know what? 2 plus 2 equals 4. >> 2 + 2 equals 4. Proud of you. >> How was your Fourth of July weekend, Joe? >> It's gorgeous. >> Look at He's pretty. [laughter] >> You got math figured out anyway. >> I do. I do have math figured out, don't I? What do you got on me? What are you going to do? >> What are you going to come? >> We'll wait to see what your wife says. Me time you shut up and stand there. >> Why don't you go off? >> Why don't you off me? Joe, do not talk to me. >> Do not step towards me. >> Do not step. Why don't you off cuz you're going to go to jail. >> You're going to jail. You're going to go to jail. Go ahead. >> Here we go. >> What are you arresting me for? We're going for the massive battery. >> For what? >> Just told you battery. >> For what? >> I just told you. >> For what? >> You people are scumbags. Okay, go. >> Hey, come back. >> Okay. And I ain't doing a job for nothing. Have a seat, sir. Please say thank you. >> Go yourself. It hurts, man. >> Hey, officer. What's up? >> What am I getting arrested for? >> A few things. >> Huh? Huh? Two things. >> Well, let me know what I uh what am I getting arrested for? Officer. >> Officer, >> what? >> What did I do? >> Are you stupid? >> Yeah, a little bit. >> I do. >> The man was charged with domestic battery, aggravated assault, and resisting a peace officer. Next up, we have the case of a wannabe tough guy who made the catastrophic decision to punch a cop right in front of his own parents, only to completely humiliate himself in the process. Hi. Won't you come out and talk to me? >> Can I help you? >> Yeah, I want to talk to your dad real quick. >> Yeah, you know, you can get off my property. Thank you. >> 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. All I want. Don't talk to him. Don't hurt him. Don't hurt him. Don't hurt him. >> Can you step back 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. noise on camera. >> Get me the Get out. Get me the out of this vehicle now. [music] I have not committed a crime. >> On January 11th, 20125, 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, >> any come out and talk to you? >> Can I help you? >> Yeah, I'm going to talk to your dad. >> Yeah, you know, you can't. You can get off my property. Thank you. I don't want you here. >> Okay. Well, unfortunately, you can't make that >> decision. I can, >> sir. Why don't you come outside and speak on my property? Thank you. You guys cannot be on my property. I was not called here, right? We were called. We have Did I call you? We have the lawful right to be here. >> Absolutely. So, I heard loud rackets inside. I can do that. >> I'm investigating a domestic domestic here, sir. Go ahead. Look, there's no domestic here. We're not doing [ __ ] >> Let me talk to you here. Okay. >> You step outside. We're not stepping outside. >> You're not going to prevent your dad from talking. >> Yes, we will. No, I can't. I can't. I want Don't hurt him. Don't hurt him. Don't hurt him. Hey, you want to go? You want to go? >> We're not doing anything illegal. >> Do not ste my property. My property now, bro. my own property. Grab the other leg. >> Why are they attacking me? >> Oh my gosh. Come on. No bad dude. >> Dude, I can't. >> No need. >> Come on, man. Under control. >> Your knee. Come on, MAN. >> 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 your dumb. >> I'm not doing anything illegal and you guys are going to be sued for this. >> You guys, can I put my property for no reason? [snorts] >> All right. All right. >> Police 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, [music] 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. >> Yep. >> Come on. I told you to stand. >> I can't breathe. >> Are you good? >> Come on. Get off my legs, man. Relax. >> Wrong with you, bro. >> Come on, man. >> What's wrong with you? >> [ __ ] your legs in. >> Woo. LET ME SIT. COME ON. >> LET ME SIT FOR A SECOND, MAN. >> GODAMN. What is the reason for >> What is the reason? >> What is the reason for >> Are you going to have a seat? >> No, I'm Canning. I want to sign. >> Okay. Thank you. >> The suspect continued resisting arrest, fighting officers as they tried to secure him. >> You guys tell me why you >> Why did you assault me? >> Why did you assault me? >> You're interfering with investigation. >> What interest you What did we do? >> We'll talk to you at Ma'am. Yeah, ma'am. >> But you did charge here, right? >> You did, >> right? You're in charge here. >> She's not. >> Yes, she is. >> But we can Who is in charge here? >> He is. >> He [music] is. Okay. Then why were we attacked? Why was I attacked? Well, you attacked me first. >> No, I didn't. You know what? On camera. >> We'll talk about it when you 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. >> We're just going to take your prison. >> Hey, you're going to be sued like a mother. It's >> okay. >> Yeah. Okay. Dumb. >> You're going to touch me for no [snorts] reason. >> Okay. I'm on my own property. I didn't do anything illegal. You guys entered my property and you [ __ ] assaulted me. Swiss. Come on, boy. >> I'm not doing anything. I'm pulling my arm. >> Probably 71. What the >> your problem? >> Yeah, 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 SERGEANTS? I have been falsely arrested. I NEED A SERGEANT NOW. NO. [screaming] I'M COUNTING MOTHERERS. 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 go 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, four, 3, two, one. There's another lawsuit. Get me the Get out. Get me the [music] out of this vehicle now. I have not committed a crime. >> You're all going to jail. Every one of you are 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 charges against you, too, sir. Cuz you're all going to jail. You're all going TO JAIL. [screaming] JAIL. 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. Do 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 it. I don't want to move. I'm telling you now on camera, right? I don't want you to move. Okay. You can tell me all you want. I do. >> Are you or you're going to walk? >> Okay. I don't want to move. So, Arjent, 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. >> Okay, let's go. >> 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 [music] prison time, probation, or fines, depending on the court's decision.