On a Sunday morning, officers responded to a domestic battery call. A woman told police she had been drinking with her ex-husband when they got into an argument. During the fight, he punched her in the nose and she started bleeding. He tried to wipe the blood off, but she left the house and called 911. When she tried to go back inside, he wouldn't let her in and said he wasn't going to jail. >> Verbal argument. She don't know what over. And then he just punched her. >> Yep. He ass right on down the road. She's a drunk. >> I ain't got nothing. Nope. Nope. Nope. >> No way. What? >> Why? How? Get the away from me. >> See you. >> Just >> Just hang tight over there, please, behind the car. >> Take some my drill. She got Tduis, you know. >> Can you come out so we can talk? >> You I don't like you. You can get the off my property. Can you do that? >> Can you do that >> if you come out here and talk to us? >> No. No. This isn't about me. >> Yes, it is. >> That called you so you can take her and your dumb down to the police station. >> All right. Get the off my yard. >> Are you going to come out here and talk to us then? Why would I? Why the would I get the off my property? >> That's what you I don't give a She don't live here. It's not in her name. This is my house and you're trespassing. Get the off my >> Tell us what happened. We >> get the off my lawn. That's what I'm telling you. Piece of I suppose you're uh just leave. Can you leave? What the is this? >> Are you going to tell us what happened? >> I got to tell you, stupid. Get off my >> Go ahead. >> Go ahead. Get the off my property. >> Can you do that? So, can you tell me what happened and then I will get off >> and she just get the >> No, I don't deal with police officers. Get off my property. >> What happened to her face? >> Can you do that? Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> So, what happened to her face? >> I have no idea what happened to her face. She went out last night. Come home at 2 o'clock in the morning. I have not. Get the off my properties. [Applause] >> Okay. I guess I'm going to have to call your supervisor >> cuz you're stupid. [Music] >> Why don't you leave? Why don't you just leave? >> Can you tell me what happened? >> My house. >> No, I'm not saying that. >> Get the out of here. >> Can you tell me what happened? >> Yeah, you're on my lawn. Get the out of here. >> Can you stay over there, man? Please. Okay. Am I Am I the >> I didn't go out. >> What's your supervisor number? >> Uh what? What? What? Cuz you guys need to get the out of my house. >> Yeah, I got two officers. Hernandez won't get out of my lawn. No. No. You don't think I should? Your cops need to get the out of my yard. I'm not aggressive or anything. Get the out. >> I got you going to push me. >> Don't you turn around. Don't put hands on me. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. Why did Why did you do this? >> Cuz you put your hands on me. >> I did not. I did not. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Oh my god. >> Give me the other hand. >> There we go. >> Yeah. Stand by. >> This what you wanted? >> No. I >> Yeah, you did. >> I didn't do nothing. >> You pushed me. You >> You put your hands on me first, sir. >> No. >> You tried to hit me with your phone. >> No, I didn't. Thank you for body cameras. >> I gave you my body. >> Thank God for body cameras. >> I gave you my >> Now you're under arrest. >> For what? For what? >> Have one in custody. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Dude. Dude. Dude. I'm hurt. I'm hurt. My shoulder is I don't have Dude. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> No. I don't nothing. Why did you guys do this? I should push over. >> I'm going to help you stand up. All right. >> Yeah. I'm not re I don't know why you even push me. >> I can't stand up. My knees are bad. >> Why did you do? Why? >> Yeah. I gave you my food and you really >> Yeah. >> Jesus Christ, you guys. How'd you do that? What? Your body cam. Let me show your Let me see my body for body cam. >> Yeah, I gave you my phone and you threw me against >> You gave me your phone. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Do you need an ambulance, sir? >> No. I just want to No, no, no. Take me to jail. Do whatever you got to do. [Music] I hope you got that on video, right? Oh my god. Yes, sir. My shoulder is hurting a little bit. Never mind. Try not to see what happened. >> Uh yeah, I'll pump I'll see if I actually give us >> I'll get her feet. So >> you guess she puncture her nose and then try to clean it up. >> Yeah, >> she's got dry blood all over her nose. >> I'm going to take pictures of that. Give her a DV shirt sheet. >> And I assault on me. Well, >> all right. >> He tried to I don't know. He tried to slap me with his phone cuz he went like this. >> Okay. >> So, >> all right. Yeah, I'll do a salt and domestic. Uh yeah, just grab or just let me know her name or whatever whenever you get it. >> Jesus, why was y'all like this? >> She's drunk. >> $100, right? >> 104 being the county. >> $100. Can you hurry up and get me out? >> You going to take me down? Beat my county does. Do you got that on video where he threw me up against my own house? Yeah, probably not. Why don't you take me in the back room and beat my Huh? Want to go a few rounds? Yeah. Me, Mr. >> Yeah. What? Huh? Can't hear you. >> Just gonna drop you off in jail. >> Okay. You drop me off jail cuz I'm a your heart. I hope that on video cuz you are going to hell. He threw me against my house. Oh my god, you guys are Yeah, look at your fingernails. Oh, Mr. Clean fingernails. I'm a like a you are Yeah, these cups are so tight. I'd love to wrap around your face because you guys suck. I do. You guys are so Where is your supervisor? Stupid visor, I guess I should say. I'm going to drop you off in the jail. I wish you would take me out back. You think you're tough? No, you know you're not. See, look at me in my eyes. Look at me. Look at me. He's watching the road. He's watching the in front of him. Go ahead. Give me one right to the right eye when you drop me off. Okay. Give me Give me your best. Give me your best. I hope you do. I'mma drop you up in the jail house. Yeah. Let's go and use the jail house. Yeah. Pull me out his car and beat >> you and Mexican friend. Oh, it's getting dark in here. I'm getting scared. Yeah. Look at me. Right here. Hey, right here. Yeah, you're a You know, your partner's a bogus. Why do you do that, man? You know your partner's bogus, but you stand behind each other. Guys are he threw me up against the house for no reason. That's your buddy. That's your buddy. That's your Mexican partner. I suppose you're a Harris fan, aren't you? All right. How about that, Ron? >> Nope. Carry me out. >> I'm not going to carry you. >> Nope. I'm not getting out. >> Put me in here so you can get me out. It's all you, dudes. It's all you. I didn't do a thing. So, you can carry my in the house. >> Okay. I I'll let the jailers know that you want to be carried. >> That's fine. >> Cuz you're not mature enough to walk in on >> Yeah, I'm not. You're a Yep. I'm not mature. Maybe just un grab him, I guess. >> Yep. What's my $100? Oh, boy. Oh, >> you got to see a judge. >> Yeah. You and your judge and your Mexican friend that you stand behind. That threw me up against the wall. Why do you stand behind people like that? This threw me up against the wall just so you guys can take me to jail. You guys are >> Oh my god. How's it feel to go to work every day? >> Can we just do this peacefully? >> We [Music] You guys are allowed to throw their own residence up against their house and take me to jail for no reason. You want to say something? Go ahead, partner. Yeah, go ahead. Your Mexican friend threw me the against my house and I didn't touch it. I gave him my phone and it's Yeah. You go. Go ahead. Throw me on floor. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Ronnie, can you have a seat for me? >> No, I will not. Why are you guys >> I need to do my job and you're interfering. >> I know. And you're >> Let's have a seat. >> Why did you keep with me? I didn't do nothing. And you know, please just have a seat. >> And you know, your partner threw me up against my house. >> Okay. >> For nothing. >> I don't understand. But I'm getting charged with my charges. >> Domestic battery and aggravated assault. >> What's the bond? >> Got to see a judge. >> Monday, >> tomorrow. Really? Holy. You have me anything to say? I can't pay my $100 to get out. It's all it is $100 bond. >> No. >> No. What time is the judge going to be here? >> It's usually around 1:00. >> I don't understand. You know, usually it's just $100 and I can walk out of this place. Yeah. No. Domestic. >> Domestic. I I What's What's the domestic >> domestic battery? >> I I don't understand. I There's no domestic. >> Okay. Can you just have us get on my bench so I can get this going here? >> These cuffs are pretty tight. Yeah. Can you release them a little bit? >> I just checked them, man. They're good. They're They're going to take them off here. >> Here, let me come across here. Look. >> Nope. Just have a seat on the bench. Okay. I already checked them. >> No, they're not. [Music] >> How about this? What's that? >> Ronnie, can you sit down and stop the cups? They're cutting off my circulation. >> I checked them. >> Yeah, check them. Hands are hurting. >> Okay, this one can still move this one. >> So, you're not going to do nothing. >> So, have a seat on the bench for me. >> You take me to the No, >> relax. >> No, I am relax. Look at this stuff for abusing. CB, this is a Are you going to cage me? Oh, boy. You're going to cage me now. Hurting, dude. Damn. >> Have a seat. Can I have my glasses right there? Right there. >> Yep. We'll get one. >> That went. Jesus. Here comes another one. I can't feel my hand. I hope you love your job cuz you're a bunch of Here comes another one just like the other one. >> What's up, fella? >> Sergeant K. >> I don't who you are, Sergeant. He's handcuffed to the wall. So whatever. >> Oh, there's a big one here. >> There he is. That's a big guy. Catch me in the back and beat my >> Why not? I'll go take your coats off. I'll go a few rounds with you. >> I'm not here. >> Why not? >> I'm not here to fight you. I'm not here to send you these sort of got my circulation cut off. Your guys are looking at me. >> You look Are you gay? >> That's kind of funny. >> Are you gay? >> Uh domestic and agile. >> Your husband >> from this morning. I got a supervisor in here. Can I please? >> Hello. Hello. >> You talking to me? >> Yeah. Can I get a supervisor in here? My hands are numb. >> That'll be up to them. I think they >> I know. So, can you get a supervisor in here? >> As you can see, my hand is hurting. You don't give a do you dude my head is numb. All I want is to loosen the up. Jesus Christ you. My hands are dumb. Do you see me on video? Cuz this over here ain't listening to me. Mr. 3152. Well, how's it feel to be behind that counter, huh? Big tough guy, right? Big tough guy. Yep. You control the world. You and what is Renee Harris? Bet you're a Democrat, are you? >> Oh, this guy wants to take me in the back room, don't he? You want to go back? >> Do what I can. >> What? Dude, >> you said he's pretty small. What are you saying? I'm not strong like him. >> Well, he's a little bit bigger than you are. I want to go back in the back room with him. >> Why is that? >> I think he's pretty tough. I want to see how tough I am. I'm 60 years old. I'm not. Jesus Christ, dude. >> This thing is not >> I know they're My hands are blue. >> No, they're not blue yet. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey everyone, it's Trent, prior deputy sheriff, patrol sergeant, and canine handler. I've said this in prior videos, but domestic violence calls are some of the most dangerous calls that you can respond to as a law enforcement officer for a wide variety of reasons. And when you have a situation like this, which I've had to deal with myself, where you have a belligerent, angry suspect that exits a home and wants to yell and scream, clearly there's no reasoning with them. There's really only one way to deal with somebody like that, and that is to immediately grab them once they once you see that they are not going to cooperate in any regard. put them in handcuffs and put them in the back of your patrol car as safely as possible and then try to finalize your investigation because the last thing you want to do is have them go back inside the house where they could potentially access firearms or other dangerous weapons, come back out and use them on you as a law enforcement officer or themselves. Sometimes you'd have to end up getting a search warrant if they barricade themselves and refuse to come out. It can get very messy very quick. So, since he already came outside, sometimes that's just the best route. Plus, this suspect had just committed a violent felony where he had punched his wife in the face and she has visible injury. But obviously, this officer wanted to go a different route. And I have no clue why he did this, but he decided to provide this suspect his supervisor or sergeant's desk phone number. There's only two reasons I could come up with. A, this officer and his supervisor are buddies and he thought this would just be a hilarious prank situation. or B, he hates his supervisor and doesn't really care about his career, what happens to him, because that is a huge no no and he can get in big-time trouble for that for sure. And I've said this in prior videos as well, just because somebody demands to talk to your supervisor or wants to see him, there is no law or policy that mandates that you have to oblige them as a law enforcement officer. You do not have to do that whatsoever. That is going to be up to you if you decide to call your supervisor to a scene. But you definitely are not handing out their phone number. And then the officer obviously pushes this guy back away from him to try to create distance because he perceived that this suspect was trying to hit him on his head with his cell phone. And that's what's articulated in the report. So for use of force, we're going to go to the Supreme Court case Graham versus Connor, which dictates that the reasonleness of a particular use of force is going to be judged by the perspective of a reasonable officer on scene given that exact set of circumstances and they are not going to be burdened by 2020 hindsight. So that's how he articulated it. And yes, if a suspect is going to be hitting you, striking you, that is going to be battery or made that attempt, then yeah, you are justified in pushing them back away from you to create that distance. And if they trip and fall, then so be it. That happens sometimes. And the suspect gets humbled right away and comes down several notches in terms of how up he was and how angry he was and his yelling and his screaming. But then later we see he gets handcuffed, put in the back of a patrol car, and then he wants to become a handcuff hero again at that point and starts to yell at these cops to beat him up once he gets to jail or whatever. But really, he's just incredibly intoxicated and probably not too bright. That's going to be it for this one. See you guys in the next one. >> He was charged with domestic battery and aggravated assault on a peace officer, but remains innocent until proven guilty. [Music]