Tell me about your country, man. I'm done investing in your country. I'm done putting pouring in. You have made million dollars investment. Um, um Um Picture this. You're a hotel worker doing your job when some drunk guest decides to smack the phone out of your hand. Not only is it caught on camera, but he strolls back upstairs like he just dropped the mic. [music] Zero shame. That's how our night begins with a grown man throwing what is basically a $800 toddler tantrum. Okay. So, this based off Google this thing this whole thing is worth about $800. >> Okay. Um, so you do you guys want to charge with charge him with this? It's fine. I I'm not sure if I just I just want to be clear. Um, we're going to go up and try to talk to him regardless, but you want to do charges >> I want to press charges on it. Whether whether it's called assault or battery, I don't know, but I want to. Okay. Yeah. That was absolutely foul what he just did. Looks like it's not busted. Yeah, nice. Okay, 539 let's we'll go up and try to Most people would panic, apologize, or at least try to explain themselves. Not this guy. He's lounging in his room shocked that police have the nerve to bother him at 1:00 a.m. It's police. Hi there. How are you? Can you step on out real quick? Are you the only one in here? There's someone else in here. Oh, hey. How are you guys doing? What are you doing? Good. Can you guys step on out real quick? Who is this one talking to? This is I've sort of been drinking a bit tonight, but not like heavily, but like did I do something wrong? Cuz I just came to bed and So, I did I fell asleep. Okay. We're we're going to talk to you about it, okay? So, Did I hurt someone? Did I do something? Do you have a card on you? I do. Okay. I'm going to talk to you about I'm going to explain why we are here and why we're waking you up at 1:00 in the morning, okay? But first I'm going to read you your Miranda rights, okay? Miranda rights? Am I under arrest? Not right now. But you're not free to go. Did I hurt someone? I will explain, okay? So, Melon, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her present with you before and during questioning. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you at no cost to you before and during questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? Do you have any questions? Like would you like me to repeat what I just said? I I would like to explain why we're here, but I'm not going to ask any questions about why we're here or the incident because you haven't acknowledged that you understand the rights. Do you Do you Are we Do you want me to read these again? No. Okay. So, do you understand each of the rights that I have explained to you? No. Do you want me to read them to you again? No. Do you want to explain any further? Okay. Well, then that's then we're just not going to explain anything, okay? I'm not going to ask anything. We're here investigating a battery. What did I do? >> I investigate I would love to I would love to talk to you about it and get your side of story, but you just told me that you didn't understand your rights. I would say about an hour ago there's video of you wearing the same exact thing and you walking off the elevator and battering using an open hand to swipe a phone out of the lady at the desk her the phone out of her hand. Okay? There's video, there's a witness. You're wearing the same exact thing. You were yelling in the video like It's you. Okay? She called us very scared. And that's why we're here. The phone is now destroyed. Okay? But I'm not going to ask any questions about it because you didn't understand the rights or you didn't want to acknowledge the rights, so that's where we're at. That's why we're here. That's why you're getting woken up. Okay. So, uh We'll walk him downstairs when we show up and It's not bad, okay? This Okay. So, here's what we're going to do. You're going to walk downstairs with us, okay? Um, we're going to do one more thing and then we're probably going to be coming with us, okay? Cuz they want to pursue charges. You broke the phone and you battered her. I just don't batter her. Well, that's I can't really ask any questions, so we're just telling you how we're proceeding with our investigation at this point, so Batter her? Do I look like I assaulted this woman? In Florida, battering battery and assault are similar only battery is when you make contact with somebody or you have the intent to make contact with them, okay? So, like he just said we're not going to ask any questions, so let's go. Come on. You have your wallet, you have your phone. I saw you get it, okay? So, you can call your your friend here uh later. Is there anything you want us to tell tell him? All right, come on. Let's go. Ready? Put your hands behind your back. All right. Okay, hold on. Put your hands >> Okay, I'm cooperating. No, you're not. Put your hands behind your back. I'm cooperating. Okay, I'm I'm I'm okay, dude. What's up? I'm I'm I am not a threat. I I didn't think I didn't say you were a threat. Yeah. Keep those hands back there. >> nice guy. Okay. Thank you, dude. Under Florida law, the hotel incident wasn't just a drunken embarrassment. It ticked off multiple criminal statutes like battery. Battery doesn't always mean punching someone in the face. It can be as simple as unwanted physical contact. Courts in Florida have even ruled that knocking something out of someone's hand qualifies as contact with that person. That means smacking a phone out of a hotel worker's hand is more than rude. It's legally battery. It's usually a first-degree misdemeanor carrying up to a year in jail, probation, [music] and a fine. Okay. Mhm. All right. Uh, yes. That's what I'm saying. Okay. Hey, do you want to trespass him? Yes. Okay. Can you just tell him he's trespassed from here? You're not allowed back here. Okay. You can't come back here for a year, okay? Fascinating. So, Fascinating. Can I get anything? Chill. No, I'm not chilling. Nobody over there, man. You know what I'm saying? On the basis that I'm a [ __ ] three million dollar investor in your [ __ ] country. Yeah, you do know that. Stand against this right here. Spread spread your feet. Yeah, all right. I'm such a [ __ ] terrorist. Like I'm so such a Look at me. Just hang on. Stand still. Yeah, is that I'm not a threat. I'm not a threat. No, I'm not a threat. Yeah, okay. That's As the night drags on, his ego cracks wide open. He veers into racist rants mocking America's education system, belittling the cops, and calling the entire country a failed empire. Look how clever you are right now. Yeah, all right. Tell me about your country, man. I'm done investing in your country. I'm done putting pouring in. Yeah, that's why I have You have made million dollars investment. Um, um Um, what do you invest in? Uh Hotels and ho Yeah. Hotels and health care. All right. It's something contact. All right. On the basis that he's on the ground. Nah. All right, get stuff here. All right. Have a seat, man. Yeah. Watch your step getting in there. Country over you. I'm safe right now. No, I'm safe. I'm safe right now, dude. Look how [ __ ] safe I am. Why is Bubba He's buckling me up. I'm so [ __ ] safe right now. Yeah. How much you guys made? Uh, depends. Not even, dude. That's why I was asking That's why I was asking about That's why I was asking about your investments. Help me Help me out. Dude, you got to help me out, man. Being born in a white boy white country ain't relevant. How much longer are you staying here? As long as I want. Mhm, fair enough. Yeah. Cuz when I put 1.2 million into a hotel Yeah. your home office pays attention. Did you put a lot of money into that hotel? But I was educated in Europe. You were educated in America, so big difference, right? >> I was barely educated, my friend. >> Yeah, I can tell. That's where you're low-level government lackey, right? Did you go to a big school out there? Over there? Did I go to a big school? >> Yes. No, I didn't go to a big What's this What school did you go to? I was born in India. Right. >> was educated in Britain. So, imagine that. I know, that's why I'm asking you what school. University of Manchester. You heard of Manchester? I've heard of it, but I'm not I've never been. I've heard of it. >> It's a lot bigger than University of Ohio, let me tell you. I'm sure it is. But you make a big deal about your What did What I don't make a Listen, hey man, I don't make a big deal out of it. Hold on. What did you study? Science. What did you study? I didn't study general studies, man. General studies? >> General studies, yeah. According to him, the US economy practically depends on his brilliance. The irony? None of that matters when you're in cuffs for breaking a hotel clerk's phone. What's my name? I Oh, Mulan, right? Is it? That's that's what you told me. Do you have identification? I do. I do, but I didn't look at your ID yet. Is that so? I I can't say I'm sure. I'm just going off your word. I'll let you know when we get there, though. We're This is not an official arrest. Oh, no, it's official. offenses. Is that correct? That's not how that works. >> correct. That's not how that works, man. >> Isn't it? No. Uh-huh. Yeah. Yeah. Look at that bravado, yet no requirement for the law. Huh? That's why you're not a lawyer, man. Are you a lawyer? Almost. >> Did you go to law school? Not yet. >> Oh, did you Dude, I'm almost done. I'm I'm going there. Almost. Whatever you are. Hey man, Rome You know what they say? Uh-huh. Rome wasn't built in a day. >> Uh-huh. Rome wasn't built in a day. >> My story's just getting started, okay? My story's just still being written. His racist tirades, belligerence, and assaultive behavior in a hotel lobby absolutely qualify. It's technically just a second-degree misdemeanor punishable by up to 60 days in jail, but added on top of the other charges, it [music] paints a clear picture. He wasn't just annoying. He was criminally out of line. offense. So country half a million euro. Joker. Joker for president. Joker country. You know, mate, every empire comes to its end, and every empire crumbles from within. Your country is crum- crumbling from within on the basis that you can't keep together. It's the most divided place in the world, and yet you talk freedom. Every other 27 nations out there talk freedom. The only difference is they have the mental capacity and intellectual capability capability to recognize that democracy is actually easy. You American freedom. Cuz you're nothing special. Nothing special about you. You can't even get your country together. You can't even get a person checked into their hotel room. And you're sitting there acting like, "Oh, this guy's the bad person, blah, blah, blah." You know, mate, your country's So democracy and junk. I just want to realization Hold still. Hold still. He should be good. He's He just He just talks a lot. He's just running his mouth, but I'll help you. Give me a second. Yeah, yeah. I got you. Where are we going? We're going to go through this door right here. >> At the end of the night, the reality check lands. He's trespassed from the hotel and charged with assault and property damage. So, what do you think? 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