All right, bro. >> All right, bro. I'm not seeing [ __ ] until I see 911. >> We are 911. >> You are not reaching into your pocket, sir. You are not reaching into your You are not reaching into your pocket. >> My scrap my hygien. Okay, you can go to jail for stomping on my >> I don't give a let go of me. [Applause] >> When things go from bad to worse, four suspects, one common theme resisting, shouting and swinging punches, it's a chaotic dance between the law and the lawless. And this time, no one stepping back. Hello. >> They was doing but my son I was in the room. My son said they was sitting right here and he said he just seen her wiggling and then they was sitting right here with a purple shirt on because I see them in the peepphole. >> Okay. This was this door. Is this door like this always? >> Yeah, I believe so. >> Oh god. Yeah. >> You didn't see anyone? >> We had someone purple shirt. >> Yeah. Like a purple like my son said it was a purple and I don't know who I don't I ain't from around here. I'm from Jupiter. Would you be able to white prison? >> I can't give you >> Oh, see I don't know who it was. If if we if we walk you over there, would you be able to identify him based off of what he was wearing? >> I didn't see him. He did. >> Okay. >> You would? >> He going to see my son? >> No. We'll make sure that >> Okay. >> Ma'am, do you have your uh do you have a license? more than ever took it from anyone. >> Y'all are quick. Police responded to reports of disorderly intoxication involving a young man. They visited the residence to speak with his father, aiming to confirm his identity and gather relevant details. >> We were literally right down the street. >> Really? And I my son was just like he's and I'm trying to get a stick or something in case he come through that door. >> What's your phone number? >> Were you in fear that he was going to get inside the house? >> I don't know. I fear somebody was cuz my I was in my room and then my son said, "Mom, somebody trying to come in the house." So he just kept holding the lock closed. Was he trying to do the whoever it was? >> He was at the bottom lock. >> Oh, he was just trying to hold it. Like I said, I don't know if it was a man or a female. >> Okay. >> Oh, it was a man. See? All right. Here you go. That back. Thank you. >> We're in the process of moving. >> No, you're fine. You're fine. >> Yeah, you're >> So, we're going to go verify some stuff real quick if we need to have him do a show off. Are you okay with that? >> Oh, that's fine. >> We'll make sure that he he won't be able to see you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> And but you said both both these are locked. >> Both of them were locked. Both of them were locked. >> And what's so crazy is I just got to see our kids up. I said, "Y'all get up and let's clean up." And then I went back to lay down and Sean's like, "Mom, Cory said, "Mom, somebody's trying to get in the house." >> Okay. >> So, >> okay. Do you do you want to prosecute at all? >> Oh, yeah. Cuz I don't know who that is. I got I got a little girl in here. I don't know who that was. Yes. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. Thank you. Hey, Ben. >> Yeah, you look up at me. >> Can you look up at me, man, for a sec? >> What's your name, man? What's your name? >> Who's the 911? Who's the Hey, pull in my >> [ __ ] spit on me. >> All right, bro. >> All right. I'm not see until I see 911. >> We are 911. >> I'm not see Can you tell me I believe you got a second? >> Just hold on a second. [Music] I mean, if I'm not detained, then take him off. >> Let this officer talk. >> I mean, no. If I'm not if I'm detained, >> rem my right. >> Listen to this officer right now. >> No. >> I need somebody to be on as of right now. All right. You're going to be you're going to be under arrest for >> for disorderly intoxication as well as resisting arrest from these two officers here. >> Okay. >> Sure. >> Now, I am going to read you your rights. >> Sure. >> Okay. Go ahead then cuz I was trying to get home, but Okay. Go ahead. >> All right. Juan, listen to me carefully. All right. >> Go ahead, dude. >> I might not be able to get in down there. >> You have the right to, >> bro. I'm not going to fight you. One, you have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. Any statement that you make >> must be freely and voluntarily given. >> No, >> you have the right to the presence and repres representation of a lawyer of your choice before making any statements and during any question. This is exactly why you're under arrest. >> All right. You cannot afford a lawyer. You are entitled to whatever. Disorderly intoxication laws typically prohibit public behavior that is disruptive or poses a danger while under the influence of alcohol. It is generally considered a misdemeanor and penalties may include fines, temporary detention or mandatory treatment depending on the severity and local jurisdiction. Fine, bro. You don't have You didn't want to walk. >> Come on. The stretcher now. >> All right. There we go. There we go. >> Have a seat. Swing your legs around. Swing your legs around. You got a second pair of cuffs. >> What's going on, man? >> He has chest pain. >> Hey, what's your name? >> What's your name? >> [ __ ] Are you >> for ask them? You don't give a They're the nice guys, not us. >> Ask you again. What's your name? >> Set him up. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Wander this and then >> All right. Yeah, just go back. Yeah. So, >> what what's up with this guy? What's the whole >> um >> what are you on tonight? >> Uh resisting alcohol. You stupid. >> Hey, who you talking to? >> Don't talk to us like that. >> Help you. We don't want to hear that crap. >> You're stupid. >> Hey, watch your mouth. Don't talk to us. >> All right. that my little Jack. You got to follow >> cuz I'll bring Hey, I'll bring you back. >> This is where you live. >> Yeah. There's a Spread your legs. All right. Yeah. Big pocket. >> Nothing on the back side. >> All right. Hey, listen to what he Have a seat. >> Go butt. >> Come on. Turn in. Turn in. I got to bubble you. >> I got you. I got >> It's right up in my front seat, bro. He was charged with disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest. >> Down in the middle of the road. >> Yeah. Did you get hit by a car? >> I just came from the store. What are you talking about? >> I figure I see you walking. >> I just went to the store. I What's going on? >> I don't want to talk to anyone. >> Is everything okay? Yeah, everything's perfect. >> What's happening? What's going on? >> Uh, nothing. I'm walking home. >> You're walking home? >> Yeah. >> Where is home? >> I live right down there on Woodward Avenue. I'm sorry. >> What's that? >> I said I couldn't hear you. Where do you live at? >> Right down there on Woodward Avenue. >> On Woodward Avenue? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. We're just We're here with you because people said they saw you walking in the roadway. >> They saw me. Nobody knows me. And what are you talking about? >> They saw a guy in a gray hoodie walking in the roadway. You kind of fit that description. Okay. Why? I don't know. Why are you so agitated with us when you're out here walking the roadway? I'm not here. We're trying to be cool with you. Trying to figure out what the hell's going on. >> Nothing's going on. I'm walking home. >> Okay. Why are you Why are you walking in the roadway? >> You just blasted your siren at me. >> To get your attention. Yes. >> Walking away, man. >> Okay. Well, what do I need to stop for? >> Because you're walking in the center of the road where traffic is flowing >> and it's dark out. It's night out and you could get hit by a car. >> I'm 21 and I'm white and free and I can walk wherever I want to let you and you walk around. Yeah, we have a reason. >> Continue to walk home. I'm going to go home. >> What's going on? What's something going on at home? >> Uh, it's none of your business. >> What do you mean it's none of my business? >> It's none of your business. Like I just said, it's none of your business. What's going on at my home? >> Okay. Well, you're not free to go right now because you're just walking the road. >> Of course, I'm free to go. Am I under arrest? >> You're right now. You're detained cuz you were drinking a beer. Detained. Detained means means that I'm not under arrest. >> That you're you're you're attempting to do an investigation. >> Correct. >> So, if I'm under arrest, then arrest me. And if not, leave me alone. >> Listen, it's real simple. Okay. What's your first name? >> Uh, none of your business >> right now. Right now, we can site you. We could legally sight you. >> Incight me? I need that information. You're going to be hostile like this. >> I'm not being hostile. I'm not hurting you. I'm not hurting you. I'm not hurting me. I'm not doing anything that's hostile. >> You're getting agitated. >> That's right. I'm a I'm allowed to be agitated. I'm I'm a I'm a citizen in the United States and I pay taxes. I pay your salaries and I can be agitated if I want and you guys can leave me alone. >> Say people the cities. No, right now cuz you're walking the road and you just get >> I'm not walking in the road. I'm in the grass. >> You were walking in the road. We saw >> was not anymore. >> Okay. After the fact. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? Cuz >> Yeah, I have my ID. Of course I have my ID on me. >> Right. Cuz you're just doing something illegal. So right now you're >> What was I doing legal? >> Drinking an open container of alcohol. >> Right. Are you going to arrest me for that? >> If you push the the push, I'm asking you a question. Are you going to arrest me for? >> Right. You can. But are you? >> You're getting very close. >> We're trying not to. >> But you're not being >> because it's your job to either arrest me or leave me alone. >> Do you want to go to jail? >> No, I don't want to go to jail. I want you to leave me alone. >> We're not going to leave you alone because right now we have a reason to talk to you. Okay. >> Listen, sir. Whatever your name is, >> you can either arrest me or you can leave me alone. One of the two. >> Listen, whatever your name is. Okay, it's this is real simple. >> I know it's arrest me or you can leave me alone. I'm cooperating. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Well, not not exactly. Not exactly. Okay. If you can dispel >> Are you arresting me for for drinking in public? >> If you can dispel our fears that you are not going to care about your fears, okay, you have a job to do. You can either arrest me for whatever thing you said I was doing illegal or you can leave me alone. >> Police confronted the man after spotting an open alcohol container in public. A clear violation of local ordinances. When asked to cooperate, he became defiant, ignored repeated commands, and attempted to walk away. >> Stop attempting to walk around behind me. Okay, that's agitating me even more. Okay, I'm not doing anything to harm anyone else in public. Okay. If you want to arrest me for drinking in public, then do so. Otherwise, leave me alone, please. >> Why would you Why are you pushing us? >> None of your business. I'm not pushing you to do anything. >> Why would you want to go to jail for something that >> I don't want to go to jail? I already told you that. >> Okay, then. Well, you're >> I want to go home. I'm >> You're forcing your hand because you're you're acting like this. I'm not forcing anything. I'm not forcing anything. >> You're not You're not identifying yourself. >> Please leave me alone. >> No. >> Please leave me alone. >> You're not identifying yourself. You're doing something illegal. >> Okay. Now, I'm under duress because you have three people here. That's fine. >> And there is only one of your arresting me for for drinking in public. >> Your actions are causing this. >> My actions are nothing. I'm not doing anything. >> Okay. I'm going to continue to walk. >> No, you're not. No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. No, you're not. You're not. You were walking in the roadway with >> If you move, you will be tased. So, I highly suggest >> the situation >> that you cooperate. >> I am cooperating. >> It's on your camera and it's on your camera. >> What is your ID? >> I'm not cooperating. >> See your ID. Okay. You're doing something illegal. You're doing something illegal. Let me see your ID. Okay. That's how this is going right. >> I'm done. >> You have to identify yourself. >> I'm done. >> Really? You want to you want to quickly walk through the road? I'm probably entertainer. We'll walk around the field. >> Please leave me alone. I'm under arrest. There's three officers here and there's no need for it. 1 2 3 four officers here. There's no need for four officers. >> Right now you're resisting. >> I'm not doing anything. Am I under arrest? You're about to be >> okay. Well, then please either arrest me or leave me alone. >> Identify yourself. >> My name is >> I was born my ID is 6 and uh I was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1980. I'm not doing anything. >> How do you spell Cory? >> C O R Y. >> How do you spell your last name? >> What's your middle name? >> None of your business. You're talking to yourself right when you >> listen. >> You want to talk to me like a man. >> Listen, I'm talking to you like a man. I'm man. We both have balls and >> Okay. I am I am talking to you. Come. I am not hassile. I'm not causing you any pain. I'm not causing anyone else any pain. I just want you to leave me alone because you're causing me to be under the arrest and be advocating. You guys are causing >> We're doing our job because of you. >> You're not doing your job. Your job would be if I was doing a comfortable legal killing. That's what you're talking for. >> Drinking a beer in public. I give you a citation. >> Okay. So, are you giving me the citation? >> We need information. >> Are you going to give I gave you the information you need? I >> told you where I live. >> I gave you my birthday. >> So, you live off of Woodward Road. What's your address? >> I live on Woodward Avenue, not Road. >> See, I don't know that. >> You know where I'm at? >> What's your phone call? >> None of your business. >> Nice long citation. No, it doesn't. No, it doesn't. Citation look. >> Well, then look it up. >> I don't understand. >> You don't need to understand. You need to understand to leave me alone. >> We're both illegal. You don't have to deal with >> But you're not attempting to arrest me or write a citation. So, it's after the fact now. >> We are conducting a criminal investigation. Okay. You're holding a beer. >> Well, they make the arrest. That's how you hold my beer. I don't make the arrest. >> I can still sit here and conduct my investigation. >> I'm done talking to you because you're telling right now. Okay. Okay. You want to tase me? Tase me. >> Your attitude is why he's got that on you. >> I don't give a why he's got it on me. I'm not I'm not harm. I'm not calling him harm. I'm not causing him. I'm not causing him harm. I am not violent. I'm not hostile. I'm not I'm walking down. You have a driver license. >> Possessing or consuming alcohol in public where it's prohibited is typically a violation of local laws or ordinances. It's usually a misdemeanor or civil infraction. Yeah, I have a driver's license. >> Okay, we can look at detail. >> Good. >> You probably would have been on your way already if you had the next one. >> Uh I I'm going to be on my way shortly or you're going to arrest me. One of the two. >> That's true. >> Now, there are five officers >> for one person. That's extreme direct. >> You're causing direct. >> It's extreme stress and direct >> and there's no upstret. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> Our job is to go home safe. Okay. >> You're going to go home safe. You're not going to harm me. >> I don't know you. You're being very >> I have no weapon. Oh, wait a minute. Let me Let me I do have a carp's knife. >> Cool. Keep in your pocket. Reach in. Don't reach into it. >> Okay. Now, I have no absolutely no weapon. Okay. We want to pull up his information. 1 2 3 4 5 6 seven officers and one guy walking down the street who said they say I'm committing a crime, but yet they haven't elected me for this crime. >> We're conducting an investigation. You can take as long as you need. >> I'm conducting an investigation. Where do you live? >> Where do I live? >> Yeah. What do you do? What's your >> I tell you where I work, >> right? Yeah, you do. I don't do >> Yeah, I'm conducting investigation. >> For what authority? under under the authority that I you my citations have. I got a guy behind me with a lethal weapon wanting the trigger happy. >> No, you're not reaching into your pocket, sir. You are not reaching into your pocket, sir. You are not reaching into your You were not reaching into your pocket. He started reaching out to his pocket. >> You need to shoot me again. [Music] Oh [ __ ] He was taken to the jail where he was charged with resisting and possessing an open container of alcohol in public. I'm here to check on your well-being. >> I can clearly see that is the reason why you're slumped over and snotting out of your nose. >> Somebody call for us to do a welfare check on you. >> You got an ID on you? I've never seen you before. >> I'm just an average man. >> Do you have an ID? Yes or no? >> No. >> No, you don't have one. >> Okay. What's your first name? You say you're all Joshua that we're going to hell and heaven and hell. >> What is your first name, sir? >> My name is Jeffrey and his door control heaven and hell. >> You go by Jeff or Jeffrey. What's your middle name again? I didn't I didn't get that. You said it really quick. >> I just want you to say hell in real life. >> You want me to say what? That's all I want you to say. >> I don't understand what you're saying. >> You're going to say it one day or one day or another. I'm not. >> What is your middle name, Jeffrey? >> What is your name? It's >> right there. Officer Tellier. What is your middle name? Jeffrey. >> My first name. >> Your middle name. I know your first name is Jeffrey. What is your middle name? >> I want you to say you're going to hell, Mr. Teller. I'm like, Allah and Joshua. I won't shake on it. >> I'm I'm not touching your hands. You're going to touch my >> You're going to hell, right? >> Okay. What is your middle name, Jeffrey? [Music] >> Get your hands out of your pockets. your mother and my Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Nope. >> Give him your arm, man. >> Tell me your mother. Hey, let go of me. Don't grab my hand, mother. >> Come on. Do whatever you want to ask. And you're going there in life. >> For drinking in public, right? You didn't want to do it last time, you got to do it this time in life. Who owns the world in life? Say Jeffrey owns the world, earth in life. Josh, you're a god in life. >> You say you're a god in life. >> Got sucking something. Hold down. >> A concerned citizen called the police after noticing a man passed out in the same spot for several hours. Officers arrived to assess the situation, deciding to confront the individual to ensure his well-being and determine if he required medical attention or if there was cause for further investigation. >> Hey, by the way, we're not going to that hospital in life again. You're going to hell in life. Say it. You're going to hell as a dude in life. Do whatever you got to do. You're a in lying. A homosexual in real life. I your ass once. I'm going to your ass again. When I get out this time in life, I'm going to every one of your children in life. Your wife in the world. Shut up. She can't like tell her herself and like her death. I can't I can't get it open. There we go. She'll do it to herself. That's what she >> wants to custody. >> Alcohol, drinking in public, whatever. Just really conduct, you know. >> I own that. >> Stop, man. Just >> You're going to hell in love. >> Okay, that's great. >> You acknowledge me as a man. You're going to hell for me. >> Say it. Yes or no? You're all eyes out and you're going to hell. What? Shut your mouth or what? Why didn't you get me drinking the clothes before when I did it before? >> Well, Jeffrey, all I wanted was was your name. That's all I wanted. Then you told me to go to hell and say the word hell. >> I just want you to yourself. >> Then you wanted to shake my hand, which I didn't want to do. Then you tried to grab me. You're going to hell in life for lying about it in life. If you lie one time, you're going to hell in life. Or Mark Willis in life. That's it. Period. Shut your mouth. Say one word and lie. One word. You're already going. You just get out. Your mother. You're going to hell. Say it right now. Say you're going to heaven. You're going to hell in life. You have to say it in life. My right foot, my right hand on life. I'm an angel in life. Sometimes. >> Jeffrey, you just got out yesterday. Why would you want to go back? >> Mickey York. Yeah. >> Why would you want to go back? >> I want to make sure that you by Nick Zoom, >> right? My >> I really don't know what that means. >> Whatever. Barack Obama is going to hell. Say it. Say it. >> This really kind of drinking in public, right? Outline Joshua and light have a seat. Put on something else. Put on something else. Do it. >> Play my song. What happens to your face in your life? What's going to happen to your life? In US law, a misdemeanor is typically a less serious crime, punishable by fines, community service, probation, or up to one year in jail. Resisting arrest charges arise when someone intentionally obstructs or evades police during a lawful arrest. This can lead to additional penalties, including longer sentences depending on the situation. >> Yeah, he was passed out city Indian style with a bottle of vodka in his hand. It was like half full. So I pulled that and he woke up and he he kind of got mad and saw >> I pulled up and he was like I didn't know if he was trying to grab you or what. >> He wanted to shake my hand and I told him that's not going to happen. Then he tried to grab me and then I thought he was trying to get something out of his bag and I was like you know what between that and asking for his name five times. >> Yeah. You doing horizontally and vertical are the difference from one to the other and yes or >> I don't know what you're saying. >> You're a J in life. You're a [ __ ] >> How is your wife doing? How is she? All right. [Music] All right. You starting a war in another country in life. I want my Nike shorts in life. What's your name? You're like, Mr. Taylor. No, I'm Jeffrey. Advent. You're Jeffrey. I know that much. Come on. Israel. Israel. You're not in Israel. You're in US. I'm your hell. You're God. I'm God. You know, if I scrap my hydrogen, my water and my food in life, kick the out of your brain in life. I don't know what you're saying. >> Ask me what the I said in life. I don't know what you said. I'm not really understanding much of what you're saying. What I kick your [ __ ] my heart. Have a seat. Uh, let's see. Who owns the world? Say it. I >> The people do. >> I say it. If I bite you in your foot, on your right foot. >> Are you threatening me? >> No, I'm just saying. >> Are you threatening me? >> You heard what I said before there, right? >> No. >> Are you a Jake? >> I don't know what that means. [Music] What makes you a lot different than anyone besides me is >> You're just saying words now. String them together in a sentence. >> You sound like a [ __ ] I in life. I want my hydrogen water cup now. Every one of you in life. eat your and your ass again, right? How do you think that makes me feel? >> How does what make you feel? >> I just wanted to know your name. >> You know the outfit makes you on your way. >> Hold on. Let me get this. >> I wanted to relieve you of your your uh your booze cuz you're snotting all over yourself to the point somebody called. >> It's called dishworthy. The man was charged with misdemeanor and resisting arrest. He was sent to Monroe County Detention Center. >> I want to go home. >> Where's home? >> Right here. >> What's your address? >> Where are you right now? >> I'm here. >> Here. >> It's 25 time. I want to go home. >> Well, this is not home. >> Okay. >> Please take me home. Do you know what street you're on right now? >> Yes. Please take me home. >> Tell me what street you're on. >> Please take me home. I cannot take this. I can't take this. >> This is >> I want to go home. >> I want to go home. I want >> Stop with the car. >> No, I want to go home. Please come here. >> Walk that way. Come here. >> Come here with me. >> Walk with her. >> No. >> No. >> No. No. >> All right. >> Stop. >> It's your >> Stop it. Stop. >> Nope. >> That's it. >> Stop it. >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop it. Ow. Stop it. >> Stop it. Please let go of me. Will you please let go of me? >> No. >> Let go of me. >> You don't know where you're at. Yes, I do. I know exactly where I'm at. >> Okay. Well, you're not acting jacket. >> Let go of me. >> Better arm. >> Let go of me. >> Let go of me. >> This is the same one from >> Let go of me. >> Earlier. >> Oh >> yeah. Oh my god. You're trespassing. >> Let go of me. >> Stop. >> Let go of me. You're going to get a charge. I don't give a [ __ ] >> A homeowner called the police to report a suspicious woman who had jumped over the locked front gate and began banging on the door. The woman appeared to be intoxicated. Officers responded to the scene, deciding to confront her and assess the situation to determine if she posed any threat or needed assistance. >> Okay, you can go to jail for stomping on my >> I don't give a Let go of me. Let go of me. This way. >> Let go. >> Do not look at her. Do not look at her. >> Let go of me. >> You're going to walk like an adult back. >> Stop it. >> Let go of me. >> Do you have anything illegal in your purse? >> Let go of me. You're hurting me. >> Can we help? >> You're hurting me. Please stop. >> Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. We're 10:13. We got one in custody. >> Ow. Please let me go. Honey. Honey. I got my my throat. My throat. My throat. One more. >> Please let me go. Please let me go. >> You have one in the back. You have one in the back. >> Let me go. >> I have one. >> Let me go. >> I'll hold it. >> Let me go. Well, I'm saying just grab >> Let me go. Let me go. >> If you want to grab the homo, >> let me go. Please. >> Want to sit on the ground? >> Please. Please, honey. I cannot. Please. >> No. No. It's another thing. Please. Ow. >> Well, don't pull. >> No. Let go of me. Hey, please let go of me. Ow. Ow. >> Stop. Stop around. Stop. >> They're on the side right here. >> I know. >> Yeah. Let go of me. >> Stop pulling away. >> Let go of me. Let go of me. >> Well, we almost have it. >> Let go of me. Let go of me. >> Amelia, what's your last name? >> Let me go. >> That's not going to happen. >> Let me go. >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let go. >> You want to sit You want to lay down on the floor? >> No. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Amelia, help me. >> Amelia, tell me. >> No. No. Let me go. >> That's not going to happen now. >> Let me go. >> You're going to go to jail first. >> I don't give a >> I know you don't. >> Let go of me. >> Nope. >> Let go of me. >> Okay. The woman was charged with battery on Elio and resisting with violence. She was transported to Monroe County Detention Center and then she was released from jail on a $5,000 shity bond. [Music]