Don't steal our sign, you trash. >> I haven't stolen anything. >> She does this all every day. >> Oh, yeah. >> Are you the one that I talked to on the phone last week when I called? >> No, ma'am. >> I can't come home to this every day. And now her husband, boyfriend, whatever he is, is hollering at me. You know, watch yourself. I think that's a threat. >> What all does he say to y'all? >> Oh, she calls me a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> And watch yourself, [ __ ] That was another thing. That was the only thing that the guy yelled. >> And then they scream all kinds of stuff I don't understand everything. >> But it's more or less what you just heard. >> Told me I was racist because I was white. Your friend threatened me with bullets. I mean, none of that's true. >> It's all the same thing she says to me when I come out here. >> Okay. >> Do you like to pursue charges? >> Well, that's what the officer asked me last week, what happens if I do. >> They can be issued a citation and arrested for disorderly conduct language. >> Are we both well? >> So, let me see where the other officer is and see how we're going to go about this. I'll get back with y'all in just a second, okay? >> you. Literally, they stole our garage sale sign earlier today. >> Yeah, Brandon, I need you to come out here and talk to me. >> IT'S NOT ME. >> ANYWHERE. >> It's not me. It is them. No. No, officers, I haven't done nothing WRONG. MY DAD ISN'T EVEN >> You you come out, too. >> This is the one that instigated us. >> They're [ __ ] trash. >> I let these [ __ ] get close to us and there's going to be a [ __ ] problem. >> They stole our garage sale sign. They're liars. >> I'll take care of her. She listens to me. Shut the [ __ ] up. >> I'm done. I'm going inside. >> She listens to me and ONLY ME. >> DO NOT TOUCH MY HUSBAND. HE HAS NOT DONE ANYTHING WRONG. >> BUT they better watch their [ __ ] selves, too. >> Oh, that's not a true statement. >> THEY THREATENED MY LIFE. They stole OUR SIGNS TWICE. THEIR DOG IS PISSING ON OUR [ __ ] AND THEY'RE CALLING THE COPS TWICE NOW. >> I WAS VERY CLEAR. >> THEY'RE GARBAGE. >> YOU KNOW WHAT? I GOT I got mental problems. >> Well, you got mental problems. You got I got mental problems for yelling in my ear. I'm trying to have a conversation with you. Why don't you come out here so we can talk? >> Okay, leave me here. >> What's your last name? >> Ivan. >> I said that's not true. >> What do you mean? >> That you didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. >> One of these officers heard you yelling and swearing when he rolled up in here. >> I would have said it was the same thing. How come they only taking our their side? >> You guys are out here yelling and screaming when we got >> Nobody's screaming and yelling. We're just getting our point across. I'm not going to let them take advantage. You You didn't know that when they told my wife they was going to put a bullet in her head, did you? >> Walk over to the car. >> I ain't walking nowhere. >> to get tased right now. You're under arrest, okay? For disorderly conduct. Walk to the car. >> going to walk to the car. >> the car. You're going to get tased. Do you understand what I'm saying? You're about to get tased. >> BACK OFF! >> I WILL SUE THE CITY, ALVIN. DO NOT TOUCH ME. >> GO. >> I will sue the city, Alvin. SHE'S GOING, TOO. >> DOWN! ALVIN, DOWN! DOWN! >> [screaming] >> RACIST! >> HE DIDN'T DO >> LET'S GO. GO NOW. LET ME >> LET HIM GO, ALVIN. ALVIN! ALVIN! >> HE DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> SPRAY, SPRAY. >> DO NOT HURT HIM. >> I DIDN'T DO IT. >> DO NOT HURT I HAVE YOU ARRESTED. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> LET [screaming] HIM GO! GARBAGE! YOU'RE JUST LIKE THEM. YOU'RE RACIST. YEAH, ASIA, PEPPER SPRAY. GARBAGE! THAT'S GARBAGE. HE DID NOTHING WRONG. >> YOU GOOD? >> NOTHING! >> 108 Gideon Naster, 137. He's got the spray. >> No, DON'T TOUCH ME. I DID NOTHING WRONG. DON'T TOUCH ME. I DID NOTHING WRONG. DON'T TOUCH ME. I HAVE DO ANYTHING WRONG. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> COME HERE. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG, OFFICER. YO, I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> STOP. >> I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. >> THAT'S FINE. LET'S TALK. >> THEY LITERALLY SAVED MY LIFE. THEY THREW They stole our signs. >> Stop. >> No. Yo. >> Stop. >> Sir, he didn't do anything wrong. >> Stop. >> BREAK THE LAW. >> STOP. >> HE DID NOT BREAK THE LAW, SIR. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I did not I didn't do anything wrong. Officer, I didn't do anything wrong. We didn't DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> STOP. >> I NEED YOUR VEST. >> STOP. >> HELP. >> [screaming] >> WE'RE HAVING A GARAGE SALE. WHAT? >> STOP. >> NOTHING. WHAT? >> STOP. >> I didn't do anything, officers. >> Get that sign off the street, police officers. Come here. Come here. I want to talk to her. Get the on the floor now. GET ON THE FLOOR. GET ON THE FLOOR. GET ON THE FLOOR NOW. >> DON'T LET THEM HURT YOU. >> YEAH, let them do it. Let them do it cuz you're going to go We're going to >> No, officer, I didn't do anything wrong. This is a false arrest. >> Well, then you can fight it in court. That's what we have to >> no, I will have your job. >> I'll find you that, too. >> I didn't do anything. >> You're the only one that we're hitting here, man. Get out. >> You assaulted a police You assaulted a police officer. I just placed You punched everybody. >> Right, did he? >> Oh god, put the screen >> I got to get out. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> I'm not armed, man. >> Relax. Get out of the house. >> YOU LYING SACK OF [ __ ] RANDY, YOU YOU'RE LIARS. You're liars and YOU'RE RACIST JUST LIKE THEM. >> STOP. >> I WILL OWN ALL OF THIS. >> DON'T LET THEM HURT YOU. >> I WILL END YOU. >> HE'S BACK IN THE HOUSE. >> YOU! THIS GUY IS MY WIFE. >> NO. HOUSE. >> YOU! >> NO. >> GARBAGE, JUST like Allen. I will own Allen. Let me go. >> He's still resisting. ANYTHING OUT THERE IN YOUR FACE? >> NO. >> WAIT, you're arresting me for? >> Open your mouth. >> All right. >> Give me my [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] Dumbest guy on the planet. GUESS WHAT? FIGHT IT. >> [screaming] >> LET'S STOP. I'M SO ANGRY. >> YOU'RE GARBAGE. >> I KNOW. >> YOUR WIFE, GARBAGE. >> I KNOW. >> RACIST. >> WE'RE NOT. WE'RE NOT. >> RACIST. >> [screaming] >> THAT WAS THEM STEALING OUR SIGNS. THEY'RE RUINING MY LIFE. GARBAGE. GARBAGE. I did nothing wrong and YOU'LL NEVER PROVE OTHERWISE. GARBAGE. YOU'RE CHOKING ME. >> IS EMS STILL COMING OUT HERE? >> YEAH. >> YOU had my arm held up. >> I was tapping your head and I was like I was trying to get back up and he was so slippery. >> Yeah. >> When he fell, it didn't look like he got >> Cuz he was on top of Grich. >> Yeah. That's why I hit him and then >> That's right. >> He popped me once. >> I was on him then I was off him and I was trying I had his He had a finger in my eye. >> He's [ __ ] swinging hard. >> Neighbors called it in? >> Yeah, neighbors down there that are loading stuff up in their car. They came yelling and screaming to watch your back, [ __ ] >> EMS didn't have any barbs stick out? >> I don't think so. I don't think he made a good connection. >> Someone pick it up. >> It's It's got to be over there. >> Someone pick up a taser. >> Got him burning up here. That was couldn't get a [ __ ] hand on him. >> I missed a pair of cuffs. >> 180 to 129 >> Someone must have picked up the taser. >> I picked it up. >> Burned up here in the sun with the spray. >> Yeah. You doing okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. You need something to do? >> You okay? >> Yeah. The people down there that had stuff loading up in their vehicle on the right hand side, we dropped off two statements before we came down here. Can you just make sure we get those? >> Well, I lost my damn camera. I don't know what the damn thing is. >> All right, well >> up one and gave it to him, but >> I don't think it's mine. >> This one's mine. It's got my >> We're missing a camera. >> No, I don't see him. We checked the other side, but I don't see him. >> Can you see medical real quick? >> We'll get him to you. >> I'm not seeing any sergeant. >> Okay. >> If he wants a medical, they can check him out in the jail. We're not going to do it here. >> Do you have any water or saline? >> For to drink? >> I got sprayed. >> Oh, you got sprayed? >> Yeah. >> Um yeah, right up in that cabinet. You see it right there? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I mean everything but >> 10-30 P >> Check. >> 10-13 >> I got sprayed. >> That's what I was wondering how that happened because >> I must walked into your cloud. >> That's what I did. I did the same thing. >> Cuz the wind was blowing. >> it it >> Yeah, I mean I was yakking in the driveway. >> Found it. I found it. >> Found it? >> Thank you. >> It was in the shower behind some hair shampoo. >> This should be mine. Thank you. >> All right. >> I'll double check. >> Okay. >> Oh, yeah. Figured it out. >> 10-95 times one white female to the jail. >> All right. >> You're racist AND SO ARE THEY. THEY'RE THIEVES AND THEY'RE LIARS. >> DID Y'ALL see what all what all did y'all see? >> I just saw I don't know if it was you who had her over here. I understand you have to do your job and that's what I was trying to tell you like >> Yeah. >> You have to listen. >> mean did you see anything out front? >> Uh no, we heard >> Okay. >> commotions. >> All right. If y'all I mind, I'll we'll get some statements from y'all. Just what y'all saw and heard, if y'all don't mind. >> Sergeant Vincent, could you find out where they're taking my daughter? >> Alvin jail. >> Oh, Alvin. She's going to be right here. >> I'm not sure. >> The ambulance? >> No. No. No. She's in a patrol unit. This is our our officers are in the ambulance. >> Oh. >> Your your daughter's not hurt. >> I I know. I've seen the officers. For my daughter, I apologize. >> Uh and I don't know what the charges were. >> I think the charges are obvious. >> All right. Well, I appreciate y'alls cooperation. We're going to get out of y'alls hair. >> And tell those >> Um >> Tell those people down there, you know, tell them to quit antagonizing people. >> Okay. >> I mean, Brandy's got a hair trigger. >> Yeah. >> And they told us >> Y'all doing okay? >> Uh-huh. >> I'm assuming y'all are the ones that called. >> We wanted a PD jail really >> We were loading that bag in my son's truck and they start hollering thief and [ __ ] >> Like towards y'all? >> Towards me. The husband boyfriend started hollering watch your back [ __ ] >> Was there something that triggered you or >> About a month ago, we my friend and her boyfriend were here and when they left his dog got down the road and she said the dog peed on all her garage sale stuff and she started hollering and cussing. >> They have like a daily garage sale or something? >> Yes. >> Last week she was screaming that our friend threatened her with a bullet and all that. >> And that didn't happen. >> Okay. So so the trigger was just still from what happened a month ago. So she just saw you and started yelling. >> Yeah. Every time I come in my driveway >> Never had an issue with either one of them until the dog went down there the other day. >> The only reason I came over here is just to try to figure out like what's the what's the dispute and try to avoid them. I mean >> Man, this Okay. Y'all are good? >> Yeah. We're good. >> All right. So >> Thank you. >> Y'all have a good evening. >> According to court records, the female suspect, Brandy, was charged with resisting arrest, search, or transport. She took a plea deal, pleading guilty in exchange for the sentence of 26 days in the county jail with 26 days of credit and she was released back into the public after paying $450. The male suspect, Ivan, was charged with three counts of felony assault on a peace officer. He also took a plea deal, pleading guilty to all three counts in exchange for six years of probation. >> Now, the neighbors are pretty calm talking to police, but Ivan, he's yelling, swearing, and at one point tells an officer they better watch themselves. This is where the Peerless VR recreation gets extremely useful. The simulation allows agencies to take real incidents like this one and recreate them as VR training scenarios. Not just listen to what Ivan's saying, watch his body language. The officer tells him to walk towards the police car, but Ivan says, "I ain't walking nowhere." and starts to walk away. Watch what happens in the VR training. The person going through the scenario pulls his taser, steps back, and creates some distance. Because when you can get space, you want it. Based on what I saw in the actual encounter, I would have been comfortable using the taser at that point. Could that have prevented the scuffle and some of the injuries that happened? Possibly. This is what I like about what Peerless VR is doing. You can take a real incident, or through those verbal cues and mannerisms, make a decision, and then go through it again and try something different. Because it's a whole lot better to work through those decisions in a controlled environment than for the first time when somebody's standing right in front of you.