On April 30th, 2026, officers arrived at a home after receiving a disturbing call involving a man and his dog. What they encountered would quickly lead to an arrest and a deeply troubling investigation. >> Can you show me your What's in the What's >> Perfect. >> Cuz I have no weapons on me but a lighter and WD-40. Look at it. It won't burn. I've used a whole It's flame proof. No [ __ ] sir. No [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Sure. Sure? Yeah. Same one that that did me dirty. >> You killed the dog, dude. >> That's okay. >> It's not. >> There's nothing okay. >> Oh, I am. I can promise you that right [ __ ] now. Why would you kill your dog, dude? >> Because it was going to eat me. >> Yes. >> Okay. Take me to jail, buddy. >> Oh, I am. Can you hold him for a second? What a piece of [ __ ] What's your name? >> Anthony. >> Anthony? >> Yep. >> Listen to what I have to say, right? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used as evidence against you. >> Yes, sir. >> You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her with you now or anytime during questioning. >> Yes, sir. >> If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you. >> Yes, sir. >> If at anytime you wish to stop talking or having an attorney present, all questioning will be stopped at your request. Do you understand? >> Uh could you repeat that? >> If at anytime you wish to stop talking or having an attorney present, all questioning will be stopped at your request. Do you understand? >> No, sir. I didn't hear you. I didn't have my hearing aid on. >> What part do you not understand? >> I need you to repeat the whole thing again. >> The whole thing. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> You have the right to remain silent. Uh he said that his dog is not a dog, it's a machine and he tried to clean it with uh oven cleaner. Do you understand? >> No, sir. >> What part do you not understand? >> hear what you said, sir. My hearing aid is >> So, you've been talking to me this whole time. you hear heard everything I said, but you can't hear him. >> I need to know So, what will make a difference if I read it to you? >> They need an Leo on scene for what? >> Anthony. >> They need an Leo on scene before they can send anyone. >> Did you have to lock these cuffs right here? No. >> All right, well, I don't have anybody. >> Do you understand what I read to you? Oh, now you don't want to talk. Yeah. [ __ ] douchebag. Good, I'll remember you, too, [ __ ] Go [ __ ] yourself. Kill a [ __ ] dog. Yeah, I look forward to it. >> You heard that. >> Yep. >> Yeah, you turned your camera off then, [ __ ] >> No, it's on the whole time. Are you Are you threatening me? >> Nope. >> You sure? >> Nope. No, sir. >> Oh, now you can hear me, but you can't hear me when I read you your rights, huh? >> I didn't You never read my rights. >> I just did, three times. >> No, sir. >> Do you want me to read it to you again? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, perfect. Just hang right here. >> Okay. >> Who's lucky now? >> I don't know. I've never seen it. All right, Anthony, for the fourth time, you have the right to remain silent and anything you say may be used as evidence against you. If at any time you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present, all questioning will be stopped at your request. Do you understand? Exactly. Get in the [ __ ] car. >> What was that? >> I said, get in the [ __ ] car. >> Car, where are we going? >> You're going to jail. >> Oh, really? >> Yep. >> After repeatedly claiming that he could not hear the officers, [music] Anthony was placed in the patrol car. His statements remained inconsistent. >> He fooled me. >> Nope. >> [music] >> I'm going to try to cops go to prison. >> So do people that kill dogs. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> Get in the car. >> I can't breathe. >> Get in the car. >> breathe. >> I'm giving you a lawful order. >> Cool, get in the car. >> can't breathe. >> Well, neither can the dog. You have a seat. >> Yes, sir. Rodney King, they're Rodney Kinging me. >> You're yelling and sitting in a car. What are you talking about? >> The side talk. >> He's dead. You can uh >> Flame proof. >> Flame proof, holy cuz he's dead. So, how's he flame proof? >> He wouldn't burn. >> Yeah. Cuz it's a [ __ ] living animal. [ __ ] He's coherent enough to >> He wouldn't burn. I tried to get him, he wouldn't burn. >> I mean, but he's he's coherent enough that he he's can stand for his charges, right? >> He's Yeah, I killed the dog. >> Okay. Okay. >> The dog it won't [ __ ] burn. When I came around the corner a dead dog. Clearly visibly sought out or kicked to death or whatever. Uh that's what it looks like. >> Yeah. >> Anthony. Why did you kill your dog? >> I only have a cat. >> You only have a cat? >> Yes, sir. >> So, why did you call about the dog? >> What dog? >> The dog you called 911 about. >> I have a dog? >> Yes. >> What does it look like? >> You tell me. >> Tell you that you're dirty mafia cop. Yes. >> Okay. >> So, you turned your camera off, right? >> It's on right now. >> Wait, let me see the light. >> Right there. >> It's pointed at my face, mafia pig. >> It is. >> No, I can't see it. I can't breathe. >> Okay. >> I can't breathe. They got a [ __ ] cuff around my neck. A zip tie. Flex cuffs. >> What? >> I can't breathe. >> You're yelling, which means you can breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> You're talking, which means you can breathe. Why were you trying to burn your dog? >> I don't only have a dog, I have a cat. >> Okay. >> And a bird. >> Okay. >> A little birdie. >> Okay. A little birdie told me you killed your dog. >> A little birdie told me that you're a mafia cop. >> Mafia cops? IRA. Black Irish. And you're red. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yo. Mafia. >> When can I take him out of that cage? >> Wow. >> I'm going to start tape logging. I don't know. I think I don't know if the C A D's coming. I don't know. Tell me A C O's got to come out. You don't have to sit there with him. Just leave your camera. >> You know, if I didn't have like a house and like bills that I have to pay in order to live as a human and not be homeless, I would have beat the dog [ __ ] out of that guy. But, you have to be nice. He literally choked that dog with his bare hands. That is still sick. >> I thought it was a beagle at first. What is it? >> No, it's a French bulldog. >> It's a puppy, too. They said they just got it. Honey strong. My best friend. My best friend. Anthony. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Just so you're aware, you are Do you have any statements that you want to provide? >> Thanks for saving my life. >> Thanks for saving your life. Not a problem. That's what we're here for. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> So, [snorts] >> I have nothing to add. >> Okay. Just so you're aware, I'm recording on my body worn camera and I'm also audio recording. Okay? >> Okay. >> So, start from the very beginning. What happened? Do you remember? >> The day I was arrested? >> Mhm. >> Yes. I was told by a female who I bought the dog from, which you guys already know who that is, correct? >> No, sir. >> Uh her name is Jessica. Uh but her husband's uh name is, I believe, uh her name Uh I emailed them, and they put a detonator inside that dog. And you know what kind of a detonator does, right? >> A detonator like an explosive device? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did they say where they put the detonator? >> It was somewhere in the dog's stomach. Like, it looked like a regular chip, but instead of a chip, it was a detonator. >> Okay. >> So, they told me if I didn't feed the dog or kill it by a certain day, I had only about 24 hours more left, so that the dog was going to blow up my house again. >> Blow up your house again? >> Yeah. >> Did your house explode before? >> They're telling me I've been blown up two or three times, and uh it's they are IRA, uh Irish Republican Army. The day or two before that, they wiped out my entire family in Tennessee and New York, I don't know. I I haven't mostly [clears throat] not talked to them in years. First, I tried to strangle the dog, and then I had to hold him the dog, strangle it for over an hour, at least 20 minutes. Then I tried burning him with a a lighter and a flame. And it was flame-proof. Then I had to punch the dog about 100 times uh to kill it. And then when he put it in the truck, uh they said they had to get me [clears throat] out of like pretty much the reason they put me here was to keep me safe. Cuz they knew whatever when he x-rayed that dog, he knew that there was something explosive in it. >> How long were you in the military for? >> Uh I joined in March 17th, 1997. >> Okay. So, March 17th, 1997. And how long were you in? >> Well, I passed selection board for the CIA and I'm just a major. >> I don't know if I'm allowed to ask you how long you've been with that agency. >> It's classified. You're asked to turn that off for that. >> Okay. We'll skip that. Um and you've been with that agency since? >> [snorts] >> That's how I I I this is They're doing here, honestly, is they're using this jail as an IRA training grounds. They have I mean, you're probably hearing I think I'm not supposed to The The CIA recruits and uses their spooks. I've infiltrated every level of this government and especially the CIA. To do their dirty work, to run drugs, to run You name it. It's It's horrible. And I I just want to retire when when this is over. I know what's the next step is. I'm there. >> What kind of dog was this? >> It was an English bulldog named Princess. Uh devil dog. The exact look to the dog. Had horns right above her eyes like the devil. >> So, I'm just going to ask you some qualifying questions. They might seem a little ridiculous. >> I understand. >> Do you know what year it is? >> It's 2026. >> And you know how many quarters make a dollar? >> Four. >> Okay. Do you have any questions for us? >> Really, the only question is why am sitting here for doing my job that I've been doing for so many years? >> Thank you, sir, for your cooperation. >> Anthony was ultimately charged with multiple animal cruelty offenses, tampering with evidence, and resisting arrest. The charges are allegations, and the legal process will determine the final outcome.