I can't breathe. Let's go. LET'S GO. >> OKAY. ALL RIGHT, LISTEN. AT THIS POINT, YOU'RE BEING PLACED under arrest for assault for assault. You're under arrest. >> And the fact that you you you little Don't touch me. I happen to touch you. >> Wannabe tough guys love mistaking intimidation for strength. They raise their voices, square up, and push every limit convinced officers will back down first. But that act falls apart fast once real authority stops giving them room to perform. Here's what happens when wannabe tough guys mess with the wrong cops. Starting with this wannabe gangster who thinks he doesn't need a driver's license just to get behind the wheel. >> For my For license in the store he has to put my license in the store. For what though? What's the problem? For what? >> On March 5th, 2025, officers stopped a vehicle with expired registration. But what should have been a routine traffic stop began shifting almost immediately as the driver admitted his license was suspended and that he had no insurance. Hey, your plates are expired. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah, you got your driver's license and insurance on you? >> I don't have no license. >> You don't? >> License suspended. >> Huh? >> It's suspended. >> Okay. >> FOR ME >> YEAH. [laughter] YOU GOT INSURANCE? >> NO. I DON'T HAVE MY LICENSE. HOW IS IT SUSPENDED? How is it suspended? I seen you going that way. Why didn't you come this way? >> Huh? >> Why didn't you follow me this way? I seen you going that way. >> Which way? I drive all over through that neighborhood. >> Man, you you was going that way. I was coming this way. >> Okay, your plates are expired. So, who's in the wrong, you or me? Me? Okay. From the first exchange, he pushed back on nearly every step, questioning the stop, challenging the officer's requests, and continuing to argue even after the conversation had already moved beyond the registration issue. >> for me. What am I hopping out for? >> Cuz I asked you to. >> For what though? >> Cuz I told you to. >> For what? >> BECAUSE I BECAUSE CUZ THIS is my traffic stop and I I don't have to have probable cause to get out of the car. >> you grabbing me for? >> BECAUSE YOU'RE YOU'RE GETTING BACK IN THE CAR. >> I don't KNOW WHAT I EVEN >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> WHAT WHAT DID I DO? I SIT HERE YOU ASK ME FOR MY INSURANCE. THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO DO. I'M TRYING TO MAN BRO WHAT THE [ __ ] >> YOU STEP BACK YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME. >> GRABBING ON ME FOR MAN? >> You want to get in my face? >> Bro >> Stop. >> What the [ __ ] ARE YOU GRABBING ME FOR? I DIDN'T >> Do that back. >> What the is going ON WITH YOU DUDE? >> STEP BACK. >> YOU GOT TO [ __ ] BRAWL. >> PUT YOUR FINGERS IN YOUR POCKETS. >> YOU GOT TO [ __ ] BRAWL. YOU GOT TO [ __ ] BRAWL. >> STEP BACK. >> CUZ I AIN'T EVEN DO [ __ ] >> YOU NEED to relax. >> He asked ME FOR MY BRO I DIDN'T DO [ __ ] THOUGH. >> STOP. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] IS HE GRABBING ME FOR? >> STOP. BECAUSE HE asked you to get out of the car. >> SO WHAT? I DON'T HAVE NO HE SAID HE ASKED FOR WHAT? >> CUZ THAT'S THE >> FOR WHAT FOR MY FOR LICENSE AND INSURANCE HE ASKED FOR MY license and insurance. For what though? WHAT'S THE PROBLEM? FOR WHAT? >> Calm down. Everybody just needs to calm down. >> Man bro that was some [ __ ] You grabbed me bro. >> I did because you >> Bro I would HAVE BEAT YOUR ASS IF YOU DIDN'T >> ARE YOU THREATENING ME? >> CUZ YOU GRABBING ME FOR NOTHING BRO. >> CUZ YOU CANNOT >> I DON'T LIKE THAT. I DON'T LIKE PEOPLE TOUCHING ME. >> THAT'S ENOUGH. That's enough. >> What the [ __ ] is wrong with this dude man? He came UP TO THE CAR WITH AN ATTITUDE from the beginning bro. >> Calm down. >> your ass. >> As officers tried to keep the stop under control, his tone grew more confrontational and what started as resistance to simple instructions began turning into something much harder to calm down. >> I ain't even doing anything bro. >> You're yelling at me. You're yelling at everybody. >> I'm yelling at him. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> You a whole ass dude man. Cuz I ain't even do [ __ ] >> All right. Let's go and get to the next step. >> Yeah that's what I was trying to do. I don't have my license but I got my blower license in there. That was the thing. He said it smells like marijuana. Look at me. I don't have no marijuana in the car. BUT YOU GRABBING ME THOUGH. >> If there is and if he smelled it and he asked you to get out of the car, then you got to get out of the car. >> Man, dude, you don't even know me like that for you to be grabbing on me, man. >> All right, I'm going to pat you down real quick, all right? >> ahead, man. I would have got you. >> Come forward. You would have got me what? >> I would have got you hurt, man. >> Don't say Don't say anything you're going to regret. >> I I DON'T REGRET SAYING what I'm saying. >> Okay. So don't say anything you're you're going to regret. It's going to get you charges. >> That was crazy. >> It's not. If I tell you Listen, man. Let me talk for a second. Let me tell you something. Okay. If he smelled cannabis and he asked you to get out of the car, then you got to get out of the car. >> Yeah, I understand all that, bro. >> Okay. So that's where we're at. That's where we're at. Well, if somebody refuses to get out of the car, that's what happens, okay? >> I'm going to be real with >> And you stepped to get back into the car. I got to relive it. Do what you got to do. So the cannabis jar that's under your seat, is there weed in it? >> Search, man. You pulled me out of the car. >> Okay. >> He kept insisting he had done nothing wrong, even as officers pointed to what they were seeing and smelling inside the vehicle. And with each reaction, his own behavior added more weight to the stop instead of less. >> Here here and I explained to you why. >> Okay, wait. >> Cuz he smelled >> Okay, wait. What if I just go in this >> 39, you can slow down. I have to >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Relax. NO. YOU LET US GO AND THEN WE'LL LET YOU >> BRO, THEY'RE GOING TO CHARGE ME $100 FOR NOT BLOWING ON THE THING, BRO. >> You can't say no. >> For what? THEY'RE GOING TO CHARGE ME $100 FOR NOT BLOWING, BRO. >> LISTENING. >> I AM LISTENING. THEY'RE GOING TO CHARGE ME, BRO. I DON'T HAVE THE MONEY TO BE DOING THAT, BRO. THEY'RE GOING TO charge me $100. I'm trying to explain that to you. >> Turn around. >> Oh my god, bro. They're going to charge me money for not blowing in this thing, bro. Oh, are you serious, bro? >> Yes. >> BRO, THEY'RE GOING TO CHARGE ME, MAN. >> STOP. >> BRO, I'm going to Bro, they're going to charge me for not blowing, bro. >> Yeah, weed in there. >> No. >> There's a jar with some in it. >> Bro, it's like Bro, they're going to charge me for not blowing that thing, bro. I'm going to get in trouble. >> Relieve your worries. >> IT'S SO WHY NOT? I DIDN'T BLOW [ __ ] I'M THAT'S THE LEGAL THING TO DO, RIGHT? IT'S THE BLOWING THE THING, RIGHT? That's all I was >> When you had an opportunity to, but right now you don't. >> I started grounding you immediately. >> You need to relax. You need to relax. >> Bro, they're going to charge me, bro. $100 >> You're going to talk yourself into jail. >> Bro, they're going to charge yourself into jail. They charge me $100 every time I miss >> Right now? >> Right now? >> Right now, if you had a gun out of the road program, you had an opportunity would have that opportunity. Right now you don't. >> Oh my god. Are you a lieutenant? >> I'm a sergeant. >> Sergeant, why are you acting like that towards me? >> I didn't say I was good. I was good until you stopped listening to me. I was good until you stopped listening to me. Because Because you got weed in the car. >> Bro, no, I told you. >> Yeah, you do. >> No, it's not. >> Yeah, that's why he smelled it. >> Bro, no, it isn't. >> Tell him to bring me There's a container with weed in it. >> Where's the weed at? >> I'll show you when we're done. >> All right, please. Huh? And weed's legal but it's legal. >> Even after being detained, he continued claiming he was being treated unfairly. But by that point, the situation was no longer being shaped by his version of events alone as officers were now dealing with what had been found and everything he had said along the way. >> Why not, man? >> You're good. You're You're good. You're You're going to talk yourself into going for obstructing. I do know better. >> Something you know better >> Bro, I know I know a lot better than you. >> I didn't do anything. He Look, he pulled up, bro. He pulled me up. >> I WAS RIGHT HERE. YOU WERE SCREAMING AT ME. >> NO, NO. BRO, I HIT THAT. >> YOU are doing something wrong. He requested you to exit the vehicle and you did not. And he told me he didn't have an ID, which is right here. Both He has two IDs. I was right there. >> You're right. You're right. You're right. You don't want to hurt that man. >> Yeah, everything that script. >> What is it? >> Anxiety pills. >> What are the little white ones? >> Anxiety pills. >> man. This is the first time. What are they called? >> Anxiety pills. That's all I got. >> a prescription on you? They're going to discharge you with possession of it. >> Is it right there in the thing? My name's on there, right? My name's on there, right? They're ibuprofen. >> The big ones are? >> Yeah, man. I don't do drugs I don't DO DRUGS, MAN. YOU'RE RIGHT. >> All right, man. You're going to go to jail for obstructing and possessing of cannabis open cannabis in the car. I'm not going to charge you with assault. >> And you touched Your camera was on, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, and you touched >> know the difference between assault and battery? >> you grab me like >> difference Listen, it doesn't matter. I'm not going to argue about it, but you're going to get in my car. You're going to get in my car. You're getting in my car. >> Oh, man. >> Do you have anything hidden ON YOU? >> NO, MAN. YOU JUST SAW ME COMING OUT. DON'T ARREST me for that. I'm actually a nice man. I got to pick my daughter up at Bro, I'm a single Listen, just listen, man. >> Man, you made your play. Get in my car. Get in the car. You made your play. Get in the car. Get in the car. We both don't want to force you in the car. Watch your Your car? >> Yeah. >> You'll get your car. >> Can I have some money TO PICK IT UP? >> IT'S GOING TO GET TOWED. >> COME ON, BRO. ARE YOU SERIOUS? >> You made your bed. >> Come on, bro. No I didn't. Come on, bro. Now. I'm in the car. Bro, come on. I'm in the car. Bro, don't do this to me, BRO. PLEASE. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING BUT DO MY JOB. And once inside the patrol car, whatever brief control he had left gave way again as his frustration returned and the encounter continued moving further away from the minor stop it had started as. >> Listen to me, bro. Bro, come on. Come on, bro. Bro, come on. Talk to me man to man, bro. Come on, bro. >> I tried. >> Bro, please. YOU GRABBED ME, THOUGH, BRO. >> YOU KNOW WHY? >> I DON'T LIKE YOU FOR GRABBING ME, BRO. >> OKAY. >> LET ME TELL YOU >> THAT'S GREAT. >> BRO. >> You can't get in the car back in the car when I tell you to get out. >> Bro, I wasn't on THAT, THOUGH, BRO. I HAD TO BLOW IN A BLOWER, BRO. YOU GOT I WAS GOING TO GET CHARGED FOR THAT, MAN. >> OKAY. >> A HUNDRED DOLLARS A >> OKAY. Back up. >> Bro, you a little [ __ ] I was suspended on the >> Do it. >> Open this back up. I swear to God I'm spitting in your face. >> You're getting charged with assault. >> Open it up. Open it up. >> Granite Dewayne, uh, 95 miles to jail. >> THAT [ __ ] BRO. THIS IS NOT YOU, BOGUS, BRO. YOU DON'T EVEN DO [ __ ] >> 124 186 124186 >> that [ __ ] that [ __ ] You know I didn't even do [ __ ] bro. >> Let the jail know that it's going to be an unru- unruly He's trying to kick my window out. >> I'll break THIS [ __ ] TODAY. I'LL BREAK THIS UP. I'LL BREAK this [ __ ] down. You got me >> Granite Dewayne, I'm going to go lights sirens to jail. >> You a You a You a [ __ ] You a I'm going to beat you, little [ __ ] You little >> He was ultimately charged with obstructing, possession of a controlled substance, and criminal damage to property. Now, let's shift our attention to an aggressive man who attempted to turn the situation around by attacking the police. >> Put your hands on me. >> On November 11th, 2023, officers responded to a gas station after multiple callers reported a man causing a disturbance. And from the moment they made contact, it was clear they were dealing with someone already too worked up to keep the situation simple. >> Hey, stay outside. I WON'T TALK TO YOU. STAY OUTSIDE. WE'LL TALK TO YOU. >> You're talking there. Talk [ __ ] man. >> Hey, Steve. >> I don't put your hands on me, bro. >> Steve, chill out, dude. All right? >> Chill out. >> Yeah. >> Chill out. Take a breath, okay? >> I didn't do I'm not in the wrong. I could I GOT THE FIFTH the fifth My fifth amendment RIGHT FOR FREEDOM OF SPEECH. IF I SAY SOMETHING, you can pull a gun on me? >> All right. Let's go. Let's talk. >> You got me. HOW MUCH >> I NEED to get your side of the story. I need to get your side of the story. >> All of us got to leave Chicago. You All of us got to leave Chicago. You guys are leaving. You guys are >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> You guys are leaving Chicago. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. I got to get your side of the story. >> All right. >> Okay, take a deep breath. Take a deep breath. Calm down for a second. >> I I >> Take a deep breath. Calm down for a second. I need your side of the story, okay? Look, so I uh >> I drove by yesterday. This [ __ ] happened. So, I'm like I'm like yeah, yesterday you guys were tough guys. Now, today you guys are the regular [ __ ] Cuz that's how it is. Yesterday they put the pressure on me after I've been up a couple days, whatever. Kind of woke up today. I'm doing the sober thing. I'm kind of salty about it. I'm going to be honest with you. >> Mhm. >> So, I said that he he starts jaw jacking. >> Mhm. >> I jump out the car. I'm like, "Oh, what what you want to fight then?" And we get up here and I didn't like run in his face. I got like I I I was like maybe like 6 ft away. I'm like, "What's up? You You talking? You want to fight?" Ooh, bro. Pull the gun. I'm like, "What what you want to do with the gun?" And then he wants to tuck the gun when he starts walking to the door so it's not on camera. But, you can't just I don't care if you got carry conceal. You can't just You can't just do that. >> Well, why? >> You can't just You got to take his gun. If y'all don't take HIS GUN, I DIDN'T COME NEAR ANYTHING. I DIDN'T COME NEAR ANYTHING. >> AS officers tried to get his side of the story, he immediately mixed anger with legal language that didn't fit the moment. And before long, his own account began pointing back to the confrontation that had drawn police there in the first place. >> Okay. >> So, what happened? >> I just got here. >> Yeah, just had a I We had some words. He was talking like he wanted to fight. >> Who said Who started talking? >> I I started I said something first. I'm like, "Yesterday I'm like yesterday you guys I just got to go by. Yesterday you guys were regular [ __ ] Today you guys are are Yesterday you guys were tough guys. Now, you guys are regular [ __ ] today." >> Who was that? Who you said that to? Who is that? >> Yeah, I said that to that guy. I said I said that to >> Who you talking about? >> It happened yesterday. And you guys want to pretend like you don't know what happened yesterday. >> Yesterday? >> I don't know what happened. >> [ __ ] you're right, man. You're right. >> We're here. We're different. We're different. >> We're different. >> man. That's why. >> What some [ __ ] >> yesterday and then I said no, with the with their community period, with their sub community. You know, whose community? You guys' COMMUNITY, BLACKWATER, ALL [ __ ] and whatever else you guys [ __ ] are, man. You guys are You guys came and took these towns. See your eyes in Hal Greer Junior High? I went to school there. FAIRMOUNT VILLAGE, I GREW up there. THIS IS MINE. YOU WILL LEAVE THIS [ __ ] ALL YOU all from the south and west, you guys all from Tennessee, you guys all [ __ ] [ __ ] at best. You guys are going to leave. You guys NOW YOU GUYS CAN'T STAY. YOU GUYS WERE WELCOME. NOW YOU GUYS GOT TO GO. ON MY I PUT THAT ON MY KIDS, THEY'LL LEAVE this town before before judgement day comes, they'll leave. They're not welcome here. They weren't welcome here. They're not welcome here no more. I was born and raised here, not them. >> Right here? >> Blackwater just came and took y'all. And I don't blame you. What the [ __ ] can you do? Ain't nobody see this [ __ ] coming. >> The system's always rigged up rigged against us a little bit, right? >> Man, a little bit. You can't just fly in helicopters and >> Like Are you talking about like Blackwater and all that kind of [ __ ] or >> Blackwater's a different entity, man. That's just a [ __ ] mercenary. >> all, like what do you mean? >> They're their community. That's what they call themselves, all. Like the people that's [ __ ] >> Like run things. >> Yeah, that's what they say, their little cute name. That's like when you You guys Why you guys have to stupid? Like when you go over to the place and it's like all sold on sale, all this, that means it's got their little meth in it or whatever. Is that the You guys have to stupid for? >> From there, the conversation drifted even further as he began talking about all Blackwater and outsiders taking over his town. And with each new claim, the officers had to keep sorting through whether they were still dealing with the original disturbance or something much deeper. >> But I saw you in the >> You guys faster than a >> Look, I was in Tennessee. I was in there when it when it started at ground zero. You guys got the manual to this I I was there with these people, the people that started this [ __ ] And it's [ __ ] up, bro. And I don't want Lexington and I don't want [ __ ] to do with it. I didn't want to play by their games. You know what You know what happened when I didn't want to play? I got because I want to play by their game. And then the second option is when I came back to life, they put this [ __ ] in my head, this this half-dead brain cell technology, so they can see my goofy head and try to make me look like a [ __ ] weirdo because that was option B. Option A was to murder me cuz I knew too much. Option B >> Yeah, you probably You guys shot by the police, Tennessee. >> Tennessee police shot >> Tennessee Highway State Patrol. >> Where'd you get shot? >> over me. >> What do you mean? All through the face? All through the chest? >> I I don't know. That's what I'm asking. >> Yeah, no no I was I was I was I was shot bogus and came back to life. >> No, HOW MANY HOW MANY TIMES were you shot? >> Yeah, one of those drills, a whole lot. Abel Abel Kean and his guys >> You got scars or what? >> No, no scars, just >> Okay. >> Just It don't work like that when you die, man. There is no scars. That's That's not how resurrection works. >> Did you see anything like when you were resurrected? >> No, I know I I >> Like it's never happened to me. That's why I'm >> I I I I I know where I came from, though, man. I I I've seen I've seen >> The white light that everybody talks about? >> I I've seen God separately, though. That was a separate occasion. >> Okay. I assume you're a religious man, so You know >> But I'm also I'm also like this is a fight against This is a fight against Satan and his angels. This ain't a regular fight. This >> Good versus evil? >> Yeah, this is war, bro. This is This ain't no You know, they say they say love your neighbor, but they say the fear of God means hating evil. So it's a thin line. These are To me, these are demons. These ain't These ain't regular These are [ __ ] demons, bro. >> You see any demons now or anything here that we need to know about? >> No, don't worry about that. >> Do you see that in Mike in this guy? >> No. >> Okay. >> I see it like that, but I see You guys like try to twist it to make it look like I'm [ __ ] >> He then claimed he had been shot before and somehow returned, describing it in detail while insisting there were no scars. And the longer he talked, the more the officers focused on keeping him calm while trying to understand where his state of mind was heading. >> But I was >> What does that annoy you? What does that annoy you? >> Yeah. >> You're from here. You watch these [ __ ] just come and take whatever they want. They stole They stole from those old folks that worked their whole life for that. And now when I take the money back, they say I was taking our money. He's stealing. You just stole that money from old folks. >> He's just trying to get back what other people are owed. >> No, I'm just taking back what they stole. That's all we doing. I don't Do you see Do I got a penny of it? 300 billion? Do I got I'm driving a 2004 Durango. It's got two windows side by side so they CAN ROLL WINDOW DOWN and window up. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Two windows next to each other in the Durango? This is not two windows in my [ __ ] man. >> Yeah. >> I got my [ __ ] I should have bought this truck cuz I should have knew it was from a goof ass marine. I should have knew they had this truck. This [ __ ] got two windows in here. >> Let's see. >> I don't know if you can see it. >> Steve, you want to shut your car off so you can save some gas? >> Yeah. >> All right, turn it off. >> I don't know how they is. I don't know if you can You can feel them though, man. >> So is it like double pane you're saying? >> Yeah, it's two different I don't know how it comes up. I don't know how it comes up, but there's two There's two I guess it's thin like this. >> Okay. >> But it's two They got two separate windows in this >> Is this ti- It's not No, the front's not tinted, is it? >> No, there's two [ __ ] windows. I'm going to take off this door today. >> The back is tinted. Okay. >> I'm going to take off this whole door, man. I'm going to get in there and [ __ ] see what's going on, man. I'm going to take off the whole [ __ ] thing. >> You got tools or anything like that in the car? >> No. I'm going to take it apart though, man. >> That only continued when he led officers to his 2004 Durango and began pointing out what he believed were hidden modifications inside the vehicle, pushing the encounter even further away from the incident at the pumps and into a string of claims that made the situation harder to contain. >> All right, listen. What So, when when you get out of your car here, what are you saying to this guy? Why'd you run up on him? >> Oh, no, I didn't We had words back here. >> Okay, about what? >> words back here at the pumps. I Yeah, I We had words at the pump. And then he started disrespect talking So I think okay, we'll fight. So then why I came around. I was like I didn't get nowhere near him. I stood up. I'm like, "What's up? What you want to do?" >> You ran You ran You ran at him. >> No, I didn't run at him. >> watched the video. You jumped out of your your car door was open and you ran at him. >> Look, look. He was talking all the way right here at the pump. I DIDN'T RUN AT HIM. I came all the way right here. Asked him if he wanted to fight. Talking all that It don't matter. You ain't got Okay, why he Why he up a gun on me though? >> Why did Why did you say you were going to beat his ass? >> Because of the things he was saying at the pump, man. >> he saying to you? >> Talking [ __ ] like I don't know something. >> Well, everyone around here I got multiple people pull me over as I was in route here saying that you were talking. Do you remember what you were arguing? Okay. All right, listen. At this point you're being placed under arrest for assault for assault. Dude, I I will taze you. I will taze you. I will taze you. Put your hands behind your back. >> I feel good, man. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You don't want any trouble. We're going to do some paperwork, get you to the station. >> How you do that, man? >> That's what we're going to do, okay? You just put your hands up. >> I let him have it, officer. >> Stop. Stop. Please, stop. >> Steve. >> Stop. >> What are you guys doing? Hey, hold on. I'm not. I'm not. >> YOU JUST HURT HIM, DUDE. >> NO, HOLD ON. I'M GOOD. I'M GOOD. I'M >> But once officers brought the focus back to what happened at the gas station, the gap between his version and the video became harder to avoid. And when they moved to place him under arrest, the long verbal standoff shifted into open resistance. >> You okay? >> I'm not okay, man. >> All right. I'm going to step in here. You good? >> No, I'm not I'm not good, man. >> I know you're not good, but you okay. >> How they arresting me when he up the gun on me, man? >> That's why we have court, bro. That's why we have cameras. We have video. >> So, am I going to jail? Am I getting bond or is it no bond? What is the deal with this? >> no idea what the charges cuz we got to call state's attorneys and they tell us what to do. >> Hey, can I get a a nicotine or cigarette, please, man? Like I'm [ __ ] up, man. Like I'm >> You want a cigarette? >> Please, man. >> We'll find you a cigarette. >> Please, I'm sorry, man. >> What do you smoke? >> Anything, man. [ __ ] anything, man. >> I got to close the door real quick. I'll open it right back up. >> All right. >> Just get comfortable. You see that? >> Man, I got to go to work today. >> you up. >> Dude, like when when when you guys talk to me, it's cool, but then like you got the tough guys coming and it makes me >> Did I get you? >> I I didn't punch him, either. I just mauled him. I just mauled him a couple times, man. >> Wait, I'll get you a smoke real quick, okay? I got to close this. >> I'll get you a smoke, I promise, all right? I can see your emotions well up, man. I get it. >> If I If I got to If I got to sit jail, man, it's better man. It's got to be better than this. At least I'll have friends. At least I'll have a roof over my head. At least I'll have three meals. I want to sit jail. I don't come out, man. >> Don't worry. >> I'm not going to come out till this is over. >> If we got to tow your car, we'll let you know. >> Don't Don't tow my car, man. >> If we don't tow your car >> I don't have money, man. The queen controls my I don't have nothing. >> He was ultimately charged with aggravated battery on an officer, resisting arrest, an additional resisting count, and assault. Next, this deranged man turned a hotel disturbance into a full-blown nightmare. >> Don't touch me, man. I HAVE TO TOUCH YOU, BRO. Don't Don't I didn't touch you. >> Come here. Let's get one more. >> Don't >> On March 23rd, 2024, officers were dispatched to a disturbance at a hotel in Skokie, Illinois. Upon arrival, the suspect immediately became hostile and confrontational toward the responding officers, setting the tone for a tense encounter from the very start. >> Cuz you're weird. You're weird. DUDE, I'M TRYING TO GO ASLEEP TO GET MY I'M NOT PHYSICALLY harming nobody. I'm not physi- Don't touch me, man. What the [ __ ] is going ON? DON'T TOUCH ME. I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU, DID I? DID I TOUCH YOU? Did I >> No. >> No. >> He says, "DID I TOUCH YOU?" DID I TOUCH YOU? >> HE NEEDS his things, but he won't comply. >> DID I TOUCH YOU? DID I TOUCH YOU? DID I TOUCH YOU? >> I TOLD you to just take TWO >> DID I TOUCH YOU? >> I TOLD YOU TO JUST TAKE >> DID I TOUCH YOU? >> All right. CLEAR >> DID I TOUCH YOU? YOU'RE NOT ANSWERING the question. Stop walking up to me. Did I touch you? >> Sir, YOU'RE CALLING >> DID I TOUCH YOU? You don't want to answer the question cuz I'm right. Did I touch you? DID I TOUCH YOU? YOU THINK I'M STUPID. >> Faced with an unstable individual, officers initially attempted to de-escalate the situation, avoiding unnecessary confrontation. But as his behavior grew more unreasonable and uncooperative, the situation steadily deteriorated. >> Yeah, after two years in law, bro, you're not stupid. >> can't go LIKE THAT. >> DON'T TOUCH ME, BRO. Did I >> Okay. >> No, bro. Don't touch me, bro. >> You're in the employee area. >> What happened? >> Take two steps out of here. >> Be honest, gang. >> Take two steps out of here. >> I'm trying to help you, man. >> How you trying to help me? >> I'm just trying to talk to you about the >> How you trying to help me, bro? >> We can talk >> How you trying to help me? >> Take two steps back. >> How are you trying to help Bro, why are you rushing me, you stupid-ass cop? You stupid. Like I said, how are you trying to help me, gang? Explain to me how you trying to help me. >> me, bro. >> Yes, sir. >> Oh, you're the one that have nothing to say cuz they on camera, right? >> You got an idea >> ARE YOU ON CAMERA, RIGHT? You don't got nothing to say. Don't touch me, bro. I need to do nothing wrong. Y'ALL AIN'T COMMIT NO CRIME, and y'all don't have nothing to say to me. What's the issue? >> They just want you to >> What's the issue? >> They just want you to leave. >> They want me to leave? Well, say that. Tell him to stop touching me. >> OKAY. THEY JUST >> TELL HIM TO STOP [ __ ] TOUCHING >> ME. >> GET OUT OF MY FACE. >> You see him? >> Get out of my face. >> You see him? >> Get out of my face. >> right? He's touching me. >> Just leave. >> LET'S GO. >> I'LL BUST THE [ __ ] OUT OF YOU, BRO. You're weird. >> Don't touch. >> I already got you on camera, bro. >> go. >> You No, ain't no let's go. >> They want you >> Y'all can't remove me cuz I have my rights, bro. >> They can't. If they want you to leave >> Show me my rights, bro. >> Cuz you're causing >> Show me. Show me. >> They just want you >> Show ME. DON'T JUST GRAB ME LIKE YOU irritated ass >> Well, don't come up on anybody. >> I don't have to come up on nobody. HE KNOW HIS RIGHTS AND HE KNOW HE STUPID. >> OKAY. >> Show me. >> Okay, I don't have >> Show me. Show me. Show me. Show me. Show me. Show me. >> They just want you to leave. >> Show me. Show me. Show me. Show me. >> When asked to move, he took it as a personal challenge and immediately escalated the situation loudly. Seeing that the police weren't reacting, he continued to provoke them further, claiming he had two years of law school behind him. Seeing that the police weren't reacting, he continued to provoke them further. >> All right. >> Show me. >> They just want you TO LEAVE. >> SHOW ME. YOU JUST TRIED TO DO ALL THE MOST. YOU GOT YOUR GUN RIGHT THERE, GANG. HE GOT HIS GUN RIGHT THERE, FOLK. >> All right, let's get out of here. >> Let's get out of here. >> Show me. I'm not getting out of nowhere. You think I'm stupid? So you can get me out there where no witnesses here? >> He's He's a guest of a guest. He has not nothing here. He is >> Where Where is the guest? >> Now he's a guest of a guest. >> Okay. >> Now he's >> Just to make sure he's got all his stuff and all that. >> Is he a guest or just a party goer that >> He's like a party >> [laughter] >> So who >> Now I'm a party goer. Shut the [ __ ] up talking to me, dude. Now I'm a party goer, right? >> It's okay. >> You not You not saying nothing, bro. Now you scared cuz the police here and you don't want to speak. >> want you to leave. >> Shut the [ __ ] up talking to me, weirdo. >> No. >> You don't want to talk, right? But I've been here for more than a over an hour, and all of a sudden, you don't want to all of a sudden want to call the police on me, right? Hello, you're on camera, bro. You're not speaking nothing. >> His desperate attempt to provoke officers failed completely, an old tactic they had seen countless times before. Had they responded, he would likely have twisted it into another complaint. And then, officers decisively removed him from the scene to restore order. >> Oh, [ __ ] It's changed now, huh? >> The thing is, though, this is a criminal trespass warning. >> Hey, I'm not a criminal, stupid. >> I'm talking to him. >> I've been I've never been [ __ ] I've I've never been nothing. I don't have no tickets. I don't have no nothing. AND THE FACT THAT YOU YOU YOU LITTLE DON'T TOUCH ME, [ __ ] I HAVE TO TOUCH YOU, BRO. Don't Don't >> Put your hands behind your back. >> AH! >> [screaming] >> HELP! HELP! >> STOP RESISTING. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I'm not resisting, bro. You're mad cuz you're bitching and you're weak. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not resisting, BRO. I'M NOT RESISTING! I'M NOT RESISTING! I'M NOT RESISTING! >> CAN WE STEP IT UP? >> I'M NOT RESISTING! >> STEP IT UP. >> AH! MY SHOULDER! >> [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS >> I'M NOT RESISTING, YOU STUPID. AH! AH! WHAT THE YOU KNOW WHAT? YEAH, you got a lawsuit coming, bro. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You got a lawsuit coming, bro. >> You better be talking to a PO. >> You got a lawsuit coming, bro. You got a lawsuit coming, bro. Cuz I did nothing. You got a lawsuit coming, bro. This is a weird ass coming to save y'all. >> When legal arguments fail, the perpetrators resort to their ultimate weapon. Financial threats and the use of hate speech to undermine the morale of law enforcement. >> Why are you yanking ON ME, GANG? WHY ARE YOU YANKING ON ME, GANG? >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Yeah, yeah. You know you >> I'm not doing >> It'll be all right. >> You don't want to look at me cuz you know you You know you >> You're okay, man. >> Look at him. Stop standing on my feet. STOP STANDING ON MY FEET. STOP STANDING ON MY [ __ ] FEET, YOU WELL, TELL HIM TO PUT IT ON AND STOP STANDING ON MY [ __ ] FEET, WEIRDO. >> OKAY, OKAY. >> Are you stupid? >> All right. >> Yeah, I got lawyers, you stupid [ __ ] COME ON. HURRY UP. >> There you go, bud. There you >> Hurry up. >> There you go. >> Hurry up. You [ __ ] weirdo. You know you're a rookie [ __ ] You don't know no better. >> Relax, man. >> You I'm relaxed. It's a rookie. You don't know no better. I'm not sitting UP CUZ Y'ALL CAN'T GET ME UP. YOU [ __ ] WEIRDO. >> RELAX. >> You [ __ ] weirdo. Now all of a sudden it's me relaxed. Now I'm the bad guy. Now I'm the tripping. Bro, what's up, bro? >> What is this? This is a >> I had nothing to do with them. This is all me. It won't prove them anything. They are okay. They have nothing to do with me or my [ __ ] ignorant activities. >> What's your name? >> It don't matter. I ain't take no [ __ ] drugs, you stupid. >> You've been drinking. >> I ain't take [ __ ] Y'all just ignorant and want to try to jump on who y'all think don't know the law. ARE Y'ALL STUPID? >> Orlando was charged with aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, a felony offense, along with resisting and obstructing officers, a misdemeanor. Next, a delusional driver escalates the situation by actively resisting the police and taking things to a whole new level. >> Stay away from the police. Whoa, you saw that? >> Yeah, I saw it, man. >> You saw Look at this, man. >> On September 3rd, 2023, an officer in Florida stopped a vehicle after noticing the driver was blocking traffic. From the outset, the man was aggressive, constantly arguing with and insulting the police officer. >> The guy behind us is getting blocked. He can't even pass us cuz he's in the middle of the road. We're on the side of the road. He just said we're blocking the road. >> Victor X-ray Lima 39, VXL39. I also have a Florida driver's license for you. Are you ready >> I just threw up. >> Are you ready for it? >> I just threw up. This This man won't >> Golf 600101. >> You won't let these people pass you. >> Don't worry about what I do. >> You're blocking the road. >> Don't worry about me. >> He's accusing me of blocking the road and you're blocking >> Don't worry about me. >> Listen, we could take this traffic stop further if you want to. >> You're the one >> Either you can stay here I got Have you Have your dash cams. >> All right, you need to calm down, dude. >> He's blocking these people from passing us and he's accusing us of that. He's accusing us of that. >> He's making sure we're all right. >> But he's accusing us of it but we pulled off the road. That's what he said. >> I got you. I got you. You You want to keep If you want to keep talking, I could I could start going through your vehicle because I smell marijuana in it. >> I have like medical marijuana license. Do you want to see it? >> All right. Are you allowed to smoke marijuana anywhere besides your house? >> Everywhere. >> At >> Everywhere legally allowed. >> That's not true. >> Legally allowed. I have two businesses that I run. >> it in public? >> Ask me. >> smoke it in public? >> Am I smoking in front of you? Exactly. >> When the officer smelled marijuana and asked for his papers, the driver proudly showed a medical marijuana card, but still refused to cooperate. The police, growing weary, sarcastically remarked that he was only making the situation worse. >> You're making this [ __ ] way worse than you should have made it be. >> I didn't do nothing. I was throwing up. I wasn't peeing on a tree or anything. >> I am so sorry. >> Robert, go over here and go to the front of my vehicle, Robert. >> No. >> If you tell me no again, you're going to go to jail, buddy. >> What did I do? For what? For what? >> Go to the front of my vehicle. >> What did I do? >> Go to the front of my vehicle. >> What are you going to put me in jail for? >> Don't play this game. >> You want to No. >> Front of my vehicle. >> No. Stop. Lydia, get out of this. >> This man is crazy. >> Robert >> infringed on my free behalf. >> Robert, I just need to talk to you, buddy. That's all I need to do. Go to the front of my vehicle. Front of my vehicle. >> Front of my vehicle. >> If you do Front of my vehicle. Stay away from my vehicle. >> Woah. You saw that? >> Yeah, I saw it, buddy. >> You saw Look at this man. >> Front of the vehicle. >> Look at this man. >> Front of the vehicle. >> You're part OF THE VEHICLE. >> I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU. >> STOP. >> I didn't touch you. I didn't do nothing to you. You guys saw this, right? Get your camera out right now. I didn't do nothing to you. You got my ID right there. And what are you handcuffing me for? >> Cuz you're not listening to me. >> I did. YOU GOT MY ID RIGHT THERE. YOUR ID IS RIGHT THERE. WHAT DID I DO? >> I don't know, but >> I did exactly. That's what I'm trying to say. He's got my ID and no probable cause cuz I was sick on the side of the road. >> You're not listening. You need to stop. >> Dude, you're really putting the handcuffs on me for nothing. >> As officers moved to handcuff Robert for refusing lawful commands, he immediately began shouting that his freedoms were being violated. It was the familiar mindset of someone convinced the rules applied to everyone but himself. And right on cue, the next round of theatrics was only seconds away. >> Keep your hand right there. >> He broke my collar bone. >> Get the [ __ ] down. >> I gave you my hand. >> Get the [ __ ] down. >> I gave you my hand. HE JUST BROKE MY COLLAR BONE. He just broke my [ __ ] collar bone, dude. Because he didn't put the handcuff on right. Look at him. >> I'm all by himself. >> I AM CHILL, DUDE. LOOK AT ME. Videotape this [ __ ] He broke my collar bone. I didn't do nothing. All I did was listen. Ow, it hurts. It's coming out of my skin now. You're a dumb Look at him. He's by himself. I'm not resisting. >> You are resisting. >> No, I ain't. I walked to your truck, you stupid You're a stupid You're a stupid I hope you're recording this, you stupid >> 1104, go ahead and send me an email. >> Zero resistance. There was zero resistance, and he broke my [ __ ] collar bone. This just broke my [ __ ] collar bone. >> Stay right there. >> I didn't even resist. I walked to his [ __ ] truck with him. >> I don't want you to get hurt. >> YOU ALREADY BROKE MY BONE, YOU STUPID >> CHILL OUT. >> I HAD no broken bones when I came here. I threw up on the side of the road. And this broke my bone. Look at it poking out of my skin. You see it? You see this what this idiot did? >> Just stand by. I've got I've got your information. >> by? You're a dumb You just escalated your situation. You escalated it out of your job. >> there. >> You like your Tahoe or whatever you're driving? Guess what? You're going to need a Hyundai Kia after this, you it. You stupid >> Stay right here. >> You broke my collarbone. It's sticking out my chest and I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. >> All you had to do was >> with you to your truck, you >> All you had to do was listen to >> cam showed it. Your dash cam showed everything. >> All you had to do was >> I walked with you. >> Even [snorts] in handcuffs, he kept trying to break free, forcing officers into a difficult struggle. Noticing the police remained indifferent to his accusations, he shifted to his next tactic, turning the blame back on the officers. >> My phone is broken. >> You dumb [ __ ] >> Chill out. There's an ambulance >> Look at it. Look at it. Look at it. >> Hold on to it. It's all right. >> Look at that. Look at what you broke. >> Come on. >> No, I'm not getting in your truck. You wait for your boss to get here. >> Come on. >> Wait for your boss to get here. >> Come on. >> Where's your boss? >> of the car. He's coming. >> I'll wait for I'll get his car. >> That's fine. >> You're in trouble, fool. >> That's fine. >> Jack. No, I want to go in your boss's truck. >> Well, there's either you're going to go inside of the back of this car >> I'll sit right here on the ground. >> Leave me alone. >> Sit down on the ground. >> smoke cigarettes. I don't do drugs. I don't do You stupid You got the wrong one. I own two businesses right here in this vicinity. Yeah, I pay more in taxes than you make in a year, you stupid >> Listen, man. >> I pay more taxes than you make in a year. And you just slammed me in the ground, broke my collarbone. >> listen. >> This is You're going to be a security guard if you're lucky after this. Deputy >> Roberts, you need to calm down. >> You got this on video, guys? >> It's on video. >> Thank god. He broke my collarbone and I walked with him to his truck like a jackass. >> Chill and just just >> I am bleeding internally. >> Use your words. >> I'm in a lot of pain. >> Can you at least >> Sit down. >> Can you at least loosen the cuff up a little bit? >> down. >> You're not going anywhere. >> I'm not going anywhere. Can you loosen the cuff up, you stupid [ __ ] >> there. >> I didn't do anything wrong. What did I DO WRONG? AH, LOOK AT HIM. HE DON'T KNOW. WHAT I DO WRONG? >> I ALREADY told you you're >> WHAT I DO YOU YOU STUPID >> for resisting. For resisting what? >> Yeah, I'm still >> For resisting what? I walked to you with your truck when you broke my collarbone, you dumb I am you dumb >> really rough morning. >> And what did I do to get to that point? Nothing, you dumb >> down. I got him under control. >> You're a dumb >> As officers brought him to the ground to safely secure him, Robert suddenly began shouting accusations that they had touched him inappropriately. Shortly afterward, EMS arrived to assess his injuries at the officer's request, but the medical attention did little to calm his ongoing outbursts. >> I'll go walk myself to the truck. Get him away from me. Get him away from me. I'll walk myself. >> I'm going to pick you up. >> No. See what he's doing? He broke my collarbone this way. Get him away from me. >> Step up. Come on. >> I don't need your help. I got Get that man away from me. Get him away from me. He broke my collarbone, dude. Yeah, I'm fine. There's nothing there. Get that guy away from See how weird he's being? >> But I mean >> That's how weird he was in the beginning. >> Can you transport him with them behind his back? >> You're weird. You're weird. Why did you pull me over, weirdo? >> I'll I'll take your advice on medical stuff cuz I'm not medical personnel, so whatever you want me to do. >> Okay. >> We'll move it We'll move it to the front. >> If it's >> Listen. Listen. Listen to me. No, you listen to me, you [ __ ] You work for me. You work for me. >> They're going to go in the front. >> You idiot. You're an idiot. You're about to lose your nice Tahoe, you idiot. You're an idiot. >> Don't resist or you're going to go back on the ground. >> You're a [ __ ] dumb >> Don't resist. >> Resist what? Resist what? What's the charge, you dumb There is no charge, you dumb Resist what, you dumb Exactly. Where's your boss at? His boss. Where's the supervisor at? We're not leaving anywhere till I talk to his boss. >> You're You're going to go with them >> We're not going anywhere, you stupid Well, then you're going to go in the back of my >> You're going to go in the back of my patrol car. >> I want the supervisor. >> One of the two. >> I have my rights. >> Okay. >> Do you want to go with me? >> After being taken to the hospital for examination, the man was convicted of disturbing the peace and resisting arrest. This female troublemaker tried to get physical with the police and ended up learning a very expensive lesson. >> GET OUT! IT AIN'T NO MOTHER [ __ ] [ __ ] >> GET OUT OF MY >> GO WASH YOUR MOTHER [ __ ] chest, [ __ ] >> On December 28th, 2025, police were dispatched to the scene after receiving a report of a disturbance at the store. Upon arrival, the police were confronted with a barrage of unpleasant remarks from the suspect. >> I'm chilling. >> Apparently not. >> What's the problem? >> Hey. >> Do you speak? >> Yeah, do Do it look like I need to speak to you? >> Yes, it does, actually. >> Yeah, you You got your You got everything on you? >> Correct. I have my camera on recording this, so I'm trying to figure out what the hell's going on here. >> I mean, I'm basically standing in front of the store. >> Yeah. >> And why are you in my face? She just said that somebody tried to rob her store. >> Six feet away from her. >> And she said anything going on and somebody tried to stop and them weird ass Mexicans up in here. You know they get [ __ ] by Kevin Cole. >> What? >> You was up IN THERE GETTING YOUR DICK SUCKED BY BONES. >> WHAT IS your name? >> Amber Lamb. >> That's not your name. [screaming] >> You're right. >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> Sergeant Barsh, what's your name? >> What's your name? [screaming] >> We're not PLAYING THIS GAME. >> YOU SITTING THERE >> WHO ARE YOU? >> WHO ARE YOU? >> SO, there's there's a couple ways of We're going to talk to him and figure out what we need to do. >> You tell your ass to walk down Kevin Street. >> Stay here. Stay here. >> She started off with a barrage of vulgar language, showing zero cooperation from the very beginning. Then, in a baffling move, she simply walked off mid-investigation, forcing officers to question the increasingly unpredictable pattern of her behavior. >> What the hell ARE YOU DOING? YOU AIN'T GOT TO DO THAT, I'M AN INDIAN, DUDE. WHAT YOUR CAMERA DOING? >> Back >> You know what you doing? >> You're about to talk yourself into a jail. Stop. >> 618 never leave the [ __ ] lady killer >> What is your What is your What is your name? >> None of your [ __ ] business. Can't tell me nothing. [ __ ] that ain't no [ __ ] forever. [ __ ] Cuz think how I would have stood. >> You're good. Good thing you're not in Chicago. >> [ __ ] THE BIG THREE. IT'S SOMETHING in me. BOOM. BOOM. BOOM. GUESS WHO THAT IS. [ __ ] my [ __ ] 713, [ __ ] MY NIECE'S birthday is 314. You don't want that. Boom. >> Don't raise your hand towards me. >> them to know my name. WE DID IT UP IN THE GREEN BUILDING, WHOLE ASS [ __ ] >> Go back by my car. >> That's how I know TEXAS 1. BOOM. >> BACK UP BY MY CAR. >> THAT'S GOOD. IT'S CHICAGO. >> You're not free to leave. Go back. >> them, Lord. >> Over here. >> Don't touch my shirt. >> Over here. >> GO. >> DUDE. >> GO. IT AIN'T NO [ __ ] DOG CALLING. >> GET OUT OF >> GO WASH YOUR [ __ ] CHANCE. >> Get out OF MY FACE. >> LOOK AT HOW IT AIN'T NO ACTING, [ __ ] I'M GOING TO KNOCK YOU OUT. AND I SAID I CALLED CAKES. >> SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. >> YOU GOT THAT? SO [ __ ] YOUR [ __ ] >> FIRST, SHE ATTEMPTED TO conceal her true identity, like many individuals involved in similar disturbances. Then came the aggressive posturing, provoking and challenging officers with a threatening attitude. At that point, officers' patience reached its limit, signaling the start of a tense and unavoidable arrest. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey. >> Where are YOU GOING, [ __ ] >> STOP. GO. >> YES, SIR. >> GO. >> THAT'S MY ATTORNEY, YOU [ __ ] >> I SWEAR TO GOD, YOU DO THAT AGAIN, YOU GO. >> I WILL SUE THIS IT'S MY BUSINESS, [ __ ] >> HEY. >> Shut up. None of your [ __ ] business. >> GET OUT OF MY FACE. >> [ __ ] LEAVE ME. GO. >> YOU ARE NOT FREE TO LEAVE. >> SLOW DOWN, FLORENCE AND AVENUE, AND ALL THAT [ __ ] >> GO. LET'S GO. HEY, OVER HERE. LET'S GO. >> GO OUT SALE. AND I DON'T KNOW HOW TO LEVEL UP, THOUGH. >> We're going to handcuff you. >> Yes, that's all [ __ ] And I don't know how to level up. I don't know how to level up. I don't know how to level up, though. And when you do me, it won't go. >> ground if you don't If you don't stop. >> You will? >> I promise you, you don't want that. >> Yeah? Okay, I figured that out. Yeah, now how you feeling now? It's all [ __ ] >> So, why don't you just get her in this one? All right, let's put her in this >> I got my panties on. 17. >> Huh? >> She ain't going to sue. >> Yeah, it was on camera. Yeah. You should have >> You should have got her, GIRL. >> BOOM. >> YOU SHOULD HAVE HER. >> YEAH, COME ON. THE FEDS, cuz you knew it was the feds. >> What is wrong with you? >> Boom. Yeah, y'all going to have to spray Mace me, though. >> Get her in the car. >> I got to spray Mace you and put it in THE CAR. BOOM. SO, GET OFF ME. [ __ ] YOU CAN'T PULL MY LEG LIKE THAT. >> THE PROCESS of subduing the suspect was not easy because she was always on high alert. This reached its peak when the police got her into the car. >> Oh, YEAH. GO AND SIT IN THE [ __ ] CAR, YOU DUMBASS BOOM. YEAH. I'M 35 AND IT'S CALLED WHAT YOU DO. I DON'T know my [ __ ] child, you dumbass SPRAY MACE BOOM. BOOM. >> 7695 one adult female >> Boom. >> starting at 5'5" >> Yeah. >> .7 >> Yeah. What are you talking about? SO YOU WON'T EVEN YOU WON'T EVEN TELL ME YOUR NAME. YOU won't even tell me your name. Well, you won't even tell me your name. You won't even tell me your name. Boom. Boom. What are you even saying? Do you even know who you are? Yeah, I know who I am. You're not in Chicago. Good job. You are under You are under arrest. 45. Out of the station. Ending is 56. .0 56. .0 >> Sitting in the car, she transformed into a professional rapper, spewing insults non-stop, accompanied by rather amusing boom sounds. The police even joined in the fun, but that only enraged her further at the station. >> Hey, you're not. There's no reason. >> NO. >> NO, I don't either. >> I DON'T EITHER. >> ALL RIGHT. NO. >> NO. >> OKAY, YOU KNOW BEST. SOUNDS SO STUPID. HEY, CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. WHY DON'T YOU JUST COME IN HERE THEN? >> STOP. >> AND YOU'RE GOING TO GO face down on this. This could be an easy process. You can sit in here, be nice and warm, get your hot meal, and we can be cool for the evening. We're going to stop being [ __ ] to each other. Does that sound good? You got a hand in it? I'm going to hook you up. I got you. I promise. >> The suspect has been charged with disturbing the peace, obstructing justice, resisting arrest, and assault. Next, the aggressive man who challenged the police decided to spend New Year's Eve in jail. >> Band up, and that's your boys. So, grow up. Let's do it. Let's do it. My hands are ready. No, take >> On New Year's Eve, December 31st, 2023, police were called to a hotel in Ohio because an unwelcome man was causing a disturbance. >> Hey man, what's going on? Yeah, I'm talking to you. What's going on? >> I don't know. A whole lot of feelings are hurt. Me and you, that's what's going on right now. >> Do you stay here? >> Huh? >> Do you stay here? >> I have a hotel, yes. >> Where at? >> That's what you're asking. >> Yeah, I'm I'm asking you. >> That's That's not what you me. >> I said are you staying here? >> Don't change the question. >> What's your name? >> None of your business, bro. >> Wow, okay. >> Check the register. >> All right. So the hotel wants you to leave. >> Okay, I will. But I'm going to get my money back before I go. >> Well, apparently >> owe me money, so let me get out of my >> Okay, so >> Let me get mine. >> Shut >> up. Don't be tough because I'll make your mom suck >> Despite the officer's calm approach, the man refused to cooperate and even challenged them, warning them not to act tough around him. He then made himself look even more ridiculous by proudly showing off his supposed knowledge of the law. >> What's your name? >> None of your business. Call your superior. >> What's your name? >> Ho. Ho, my name is Ho. >> Ho what? >> Ho, call your daddy. Call police. I'm not hurting nothing and I'm really good with the law. Been at it for a long time. I committed murders, too. >> Okay, that's fine. >> it. You see it? See the hands up? >> That's fine. >> it. It happens when people jump out of place. Don't jump out of place. This accidents happen. >> Okay, so >> understand that? Do you understand accidents happen by jumping out of place? Do you understand that? >> So the hotel wants you to leave. >> happen? Like you came over here talking. We're not talking no more, man. Do you need me to leave? I can leave. >> I need your ID. >> call Look, I can call my lawyer. >> I need your ID. >> Let me call my lawyer first and see if he needs your ID. >> You need to ID yourself, so what's your name? >> No. No, I don't have to do [ __ ] I don't have to do [ __ ] You have to ID me. Right there is my phone. All my [ __ ] is right there. Go ahead, it's open. All you got to do is hit some buttons. Do you see my hands up? All this is on camera. >> 26 years >> to be tough? Be tough. I'm tough. >> Department of corrections >> And do >> He is being uncooperative and he is highly uncooperative and intoxicated. >> Okay, you see where my hands are right? You can tell I have not been disobedient and my hands are up. >> My name is [ __ ] My name is [ __ ] My name is >> What? Your mom. [ __ ] your mom. Your mom. >> He rattled off claims meant to prove he was someone not to be messed with, even boasting about having committed homicide as if it were a badge of honor. After dramatically demanding a lawyer, he sprang to his feet and resumed challenging the officers, pushing the situation closer to a confrontation. >> And this try to shut up. Look, my hands are up. Hilliard, your mom. That's my mom's name. Your mom. Like I grab her like your daddy. I'm not trying to be disrespectful. This dude is being an [ __ ] And if you want to be an [ __ ] we can >> No, no. >> I don't give a I don't give a >> What's this? >> This is all on camera. And I've been paying for months for this to happen. So you and you can grab me and do what you want. I'm not being disrespectful. I sat here. I've been very very very very very to you. Like I've given you your respect. You've given me none. You want respect from me? Do you want it from me? >> I want you >> Sir >> You don't have nothing to say now. Now you're shut up cuz you don't have nothing to say cuz you didn't you disrespected me up until this point. And listen listen, not because of you not because of him but like respect is respect. I would never dis I didn't dis >> Okay, here here here's what's going on here. >> No, let's go outside. No, no, let's go outside. No, show me what's going on. No, no, don't touch me. You see that stuff did you see what he's doing to me? No, now I'm walking outside. You do not touch me. Do not touch me. If I walk out this door and you touch me, and it's on this camera, you know as good as I do that that's not what this is about. I'm not hurting nobody. I'm walking away. I'm walking away. Look, my hands are up. I'm walking away. Hey, he's trying to stop me. He's trying to stop me. No. I'm not going I'm talking to you. I'M NOT TALKING TO HIM. I'm done. I'm done. I'm done talking to him. I know. You want me to be done talking to you? I'm trying to leave. I'm being cool, man. Okay. Little small brain. Okay. Listen. Little small brain. Just to go up the Hey, man. They talk to me. I YOU CAN'T BOSS ME. You can't boss me cuz I'm not >> A classic psychological scare tactic proved completely ineffective against the American police. The police had to ask him to come outside for a talk. For this stubborn man, that seemed to have only fueled his anger further. >> Listen, I'm going to call my lawyer. I have money, [ __ ] Listen, my people have money. Hundreds of thousands of dollars. I'm not trying to fight nobody. I'm not I'm trying to get mine. Can I get mine? I can't get it. I can't get it from you. >> Benjamin. >> But you said I can get it. >> I know. I'm going to go try to find out what the hell's going on. Did they >> Okay. Hurry up, please. Please. >> What's your room number? >> You have all my >> in your hand. I already spoke to Amy. >> Yeah. >> He's not even a guest here. >> All right. Here's his back. >> Oh, no. No. No. No. I have the proof. >> I'll go ask. >> I have all the proof I got. I have >> I'll go ask. >> I got ideas. You're a loving You're a dick. >> You want me to go ask her? >> You're like my last, [ __ ] Need to stand up. That's your boy. So, grow up. Let's do it. Let's do it. My hands are ready. No, take me to jail. >> But you don't want to get arrested. >> No, I have an eye camera, you dumb Take me to jail. Look, you see my hands are moving. I'm ready to keep >> Driven by anger at being asked to leave, he escalates the situation by flaunting his wealth and boasting about hiring the best lawyer money can buy. But, the more they ignore him, the more entitled and self-important he becomes, as if silence were proof of authority. >> Call my lawyer. I'm not coming in. I'm not coming in. Don't touch me. You touch You touch me. That's touching me. >> Shut up. >> Okay. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I DIE. I DIE. I DIE. I >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED IF YOU >> I DIE. I DIE. I die. >> All right. I got your arm. I got your arm. >> I got one arm. >> Okay. >> It's on [clears throat] camera. It's all good. I got it. >> I got both. >> Got it. >> I got good lawyers. I got really good lawyers. I'm just going to hurt you more. >> 165 >> I'll hurt you way more. >> 110 Copy. >> 110 >> 24 hours ago there. >> My bad, y'all. >> All right, Ben. We're going to We're going to stand you up, all right, man? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's go. >> All right. >> Let's do this. I got good lawyers. Yeah, that's my shoulder. >> All right, man. >> You're going to hurt me more than you're hurting me. >> I got my shoulder here. >> You're a fool. Listen, [ __ ] You were so soft. >> You got anything in your pocket? >> You were so Find it out on your own. Nothing. I don't got [ __ ] >> 27 >> Oh, you're going to throw me around. That's how I'm hitting my mom, [ __ ] Come on, dude. >> [snorts] >> Oh, what am I doing wrong? What am I doing wrong? Officer, officer, help. Help. Help. >> You >> I him. I GOT HIM. >> HELP! HELP! HELP! YOU [ __ ] AIN'T [ __ ] YOU [ __ ] is [ __ ] >> Hey, ask me a question. Get in the car. >> No, let me ask you >> Get in the >> a question. My dude, >> Get in. GET IN THE [ __ ] CAR. >> YEAH, I'm going to call your mom. >> Get in the car. >> [ __ ] her ass. >> PUT YOUR YOUR [ __ ] [ __ ] LET GO. >> Don't fight me, either. >> GET IN THE CAR. I'LL KICK >> BENJAMIN'S MENTAL STATE fluctuated wildly. At times, he would hurl obscenities and severely insult the police family. At other times, he would burst into tears and desperately cry for help towards the camera. Unsurprisingly, he then played the victim again when the ambulance arrived. >> You stupid little lover. You're just like your mother. >> You sound stupid. >> Yeah, just like your mom. Your mom, you're a racist >> Five shots. Five shots. >> And it took him like an hour to [ __ ] calm down. His heart rate was like 180 bpm. >> Yeah, they hooked him up. >> They're requesting we hold him still to get him into the shorter so they can administer Haldol or Versed. >> Damn, they really want to >> Right. >> No. >> What? >> Call my mom, please. Please call my mom before you touch me, please. >> MOM IS SHE HERE? >> Before No, no, no, before you touch me. >> Where she going to go? >> You're going to hurt me. I don't want that. I don't want that. No, it's all recorded, [ __ ] >> Where's your mom at? >> She's on record. She's >> Is your mom Is she here? >> No, she leaves at 5:00. Don't touch me. Do not touch me. If you ask me to get out, I'll go. Look, I have really good lawyers, dude. That's fine. Over a million dollar bond tonight. Let's go. Like, my my lawyer's going to [ __ ] They're going to [ __ ] your mom, your children's child. Yes. >> Okay. >> No, it's going to hurt. >> He's in. >> He's He's still here. >> Please don't Please Please don't me. >> I have to >> rights for you. >> No, we lost him. >> Listen. >> No, no, no, YOU CAN'T DO THAT. I'M talking to you. >> You don't HAVE A CHOICE. >> AM I GOING, AM I GOING, am I going? We're going to All right, excuse me. >> We can do that. Get the out. Get out of the car. You ain't talking. >> Hold on, hold on. >> Get out. Get out. Okay, come with us. >> No, you can't do this to me right now. >> I'm going to be >> I'm a This is a [ __ ] This is assault. You guys know that, right? You guys know that? You're going to jail. Yeah, you are. >> How did I assault you, then? >> You drove me out of my >> I didn't I didn't Thanks, Mom. >> Sure. >> You're my mom now. [ __ ] mother Happy New Year. >> The suspect was charged with obstructing official duties, making threats, retaliation, resisting arrest, and unlawful trespass. The suspect was released on bail of $6,500, which was later paid to the court. But being unreasonably delusional didn't end there, especially when it comes to this obnoxious man. >> Don't touch me, bro. >> All right, come on, come on, man. >> Don't resist. That's another charge, bro. >> YOU'RE GOING TO PRESS CHARGES? >> HUH? >> LET ME GO, MAN. >> On September 4th, 2023, police intervened in a tense incident involving a man who threatened his girlfriend after discovering she was talking to someone else. >> Wait, wait, wait. You okay? >> I'm not hitting her. I told her to get in the car. That's all I told her to do. >> You good? Okay. Wait, wait, wait, no, no, no, no, she she's coming with me. >> Thank you. >> Come this way. >> I told her to get in the car. That's all I told her to How you going to chain me, man? I know I would shoot you. What? I'll beat the [ __ ] out of you. >> All right, hold on. Wait, wait, did he hit you at all? >> No. >> Okay, he didn't hit you? Okay, so you're good. You're just verbal? Hey, stay over there. Stay over there. Nope. You Stop. >> Get in the car. You want to do this in front of the police? Get in the car. >> You're to get arrest. >> Ma'am, you're not touching me. >> All right, you're not listening. This is an investigation. All right, you done? >> Get in the car. >> All right. Then you're going to you're going to go? >> Get in the car. >> You're not going. You okay? >> I'm not going to go. >> Listen. Hey, do you know him? You need Mommy to give you a hug? >> I was just looking at her. >> Get in the car. >> Look at them. >> Hey, you want some help? >> Yeah. >> All right, tell him to go back. >> Come on. >> Yeah, I'm trying to I I know. Hey, bro, don't tell me, bro. >> All right, come on. Come on, man. >> Don't resist. That's another charge, BRO. >> YOU'RE GOING TO BRING ME UP? >> HUH? >> Let me go, man. The >> You don't have to tase her. YOU JUST TASE HER. >> YOU CAN'T TASE HER cuz she didn't do anything wrong yet. >> What is it? >> She didn't do anything wrong. >> Upon seeing the police, the suspect immediately displayed extreme defiance. He left despite the ongoing police investigation, directly escalating the situation into a new level of tension. >> Listen, I'm not going to >> Come on, try. Try. Don't hit no officers, BRO. >> I'M TRYING TO DON'T TELL THEM TO TOUCH ME. >> THAT'S BATTERIES, BRO. JUST RELAX. You're just going to go and spit, BRO? >> NO, MAN. SHE'S GOING TO GIVE ME MORE SALIVA. I AIN'T GOT TO WORRY ABOUT >> SHE'S PREGNANT, BRO. THEY'RE JUST GOING TO GET YOU. >> NO, MAN. You can put me in a headlock, bro. >> All right, come on. >> Be a gentleman. Don't walk away, man. JUST BE A GENTLEMAN. RELAX. RELAX, BRO. >> COME ON. NO, BRO. HE CAN'T TRY TO COME GRAB ME. >> GET HIM, BRO. GET HIM, BRO. >> NO, HE NO, HE YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. NO, I DIDN'T DO IT. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. NO. YOU CAN'T KICK ME, BRO. NO. AH. AH. >> [screaming] >> GET HIM BACK. >> AH. HEY. >> OKAY, PUT YOUR HANDS UP. YOU'RE GOING TO YOU GOT TO HAVE YOUR BODY BACK. YOU'RE GOING TO GET IT AGAIN. YOU GOT TO HAVE YOUR BODY BACK. >> THE POLICE swooped in, handcuffed him, and pinned him to the ground. His attitude immediately changed 180°. He started crying as if he were the victim. However, the police were all too familiar with such acts of feigning injury, so they simply ignored him and spoke to the witness. >> Okay. >> He was having an altercation with So, I saw the kid, so I don't want to kiss across the street. >> I didn't either. >> And I told the police just calm down, man. >> You saw the same You the one called 911? >> Yes. >> I saw the kid crying. >> Where did he hit her? How did he hit her? Did you see him [laughter] hit her? >> I ain't going to mess up my life, bro. >> Hey, we're not talking to you. >> It's not my life, bro. >> Shut up. >> Do you guys >> Relax, man. Relax. Relax. Relax. >> Relax. >> NO, CUZ I DIDN'T LIE. WHY WOULD YOU SAY I HIT THAT GIRL, MAN? HIT THAT GIRL. >> PUT HER ON THE FLOOR. YOU PUT HER ON THE FLOOR. YOU DON'T do that to a woman. >> You got your driver's license, too? Just so we can get it in our Hey, you're going to make it worse. Just say it. We got to wait till they >> Listen, I hurt, man. >> All right. Well, we told you. >> Well, you don't want to listen. You're going to learn the hard way. >> Is this all right? >> Sure. Do you want to do one of written statement or >> No, no. I'll get the this one. >> I'm so sorry. >> Thank you, Robert. >> I mean, the army These guys stepped in and helped, you know. >> You know, she was alone. I wasn't going to leave her alone. >> Can you take it out again? >> What? >> The keys are crushed in there. >> leave it attached in case she needs another ride. >> All right. >> What did y'all What did y'all see? Was he Was he hit or something? >> Yeah, yeah. He got her out of the car and they started beating the [ __ ] out of her. >> That's right. >> You see? I'm not the only one saying that. >> I called um There's a lady over there that also called. Okay. We all called cuz we all saw it. I started doing circles trying to get a tag number. I'm like, "Listen, I have my phone going that way >> and I turned left when I saw him hit her right on the street right there. The kid was crying. >> And then, I had my concealed out cuz she had me trying to get a plate number and I'm like trying to figure out which street. So, I'm like, I have my concealed out. She's like, "Don't get involved." I'm not, but I have my 1-year-old in the car. If he comes at the car, it is what it is. >> And then, he attacked the police officer. >> Yeah, he started He started hitting him. >> Oh, okay. >> That's why this gentleman >> He came in and >> He came in and I and I came in and we stopped him, but >> Okay. All right, but anything else? >> saying no help, no nothing. >> We'll be back over here in a minute, but I was just trying to make sure the kids don't get hit by a car cuz kids are still running out. Yeah, if you can't get an ID for him, that's okay. Thank you. >> During questioning, the suspect keeps groaning in pain, seemingly trying to drown out the witnesses' statements. After piecing the full incident together, officers decide to deal with him strictly and deliver a hard lesson he won't forget. >> What? What I do? For what? For what? For what? For what I do? I ain't do nothing. Man, MAN, WHAT DID I EVER SWING at you for? >> He saw him. He saw him. He saw him. I did too. >> Okay. I got three My daughter >> He did too. He did too. >> Okay. >> And he hit me while we were trying to because he tried to hit the police officer. >> Got you. Okay? >> Okay. Give me 1 minute. I'll probably get you each one by one we'll talk and that'll be the end of it. You guys can go, okay? Give me 1 minute. I mean, you got track of >> No. >> I I was I was running. >> Okay. >> [laughter] >> I'm just going to double check you. You got anything else on you? You got anything else on you right now? Listen. You guys can go. All right, sit down. See your butt first and then your feet. >> I don't really need to talk to me, man. >> All right, I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to talk to you right now. All right, you have the right to remain silent and not answer any question. Any statement can be and will be used against you in a court of law. All right, we're going to take you to the hospital in a little bit and then we'll go from there. All right? >> Finally, the man was charged with domestic violence, resisting, and battery on Leo. >> You're taking away my rights. >> Stop. >> Can I call somebody? I have a They bully me. >> On June 26th, 2025, officers initiated a traffic stop after a vehicle nearly collided head-on with their squad car. From the very first second, the driver refuses to roll down her window and immediately demands a lawyer. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey, can you roll the window down for me? >> No. >> Okay, well then you need to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, this is a traffic stop. >> For what? What crime? >> For multiple different IVC violations. If you roll your window down so we can talk, I'm Officer McCall, Bloomington Police, I'm wearing a body camera. Okay, there's several reasons why I'm stopping you. Number one, you don't have a front license plate on your vehicle. Number two, you failed to signal 100 ft prior to your turn. Number three, when you turned off of Morris right in front of my squad car. No, I don't have to repeat it for you on your camera, okay? I'm repeating it on my time. You can't even figure out your camera right now. You went over the middle line, okay? Give me your license and your insurance, please. >> 25, I'll take the return. She's refusing to get out of the vehicle and refusing to provide ID. >> I have a right. >> Give me your driver's license. >> to tap. >> Give me your driver's license or this window is going to get busted in. That's what's going to happen. >> What did you just tell me was going to happen? >> I said if you don't listen and give me your driver's license >> You're going to >> and step out of the vehicle, the window is going to get busted in. Absolutely. Pennsylvania versus Mapp is a Supreme Court case that requires you to exit the vehicle when demanded and I'm demanding it. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Are you going to give me your license? >> My license? >> No, give me your license. Okay, we're going to play this difficult. >> After ignoring multiple final warnings, officers were left with no choice but to shatter the window and take her into custody for obstruction. >> Yeah, she's refusing to get out of the vehicle and won't roll the window down, so we're going to bust it. You going to get out of the vehicle? Are you going to get out of the vehicle? Get out of the vehicle. You're under arrest for obstructing. Get out of the vehicle. Are you going to get out or do you want your window busted? You're trying to make a big scene and it's your fault for not exiting the vehicle. You're in a car and you've made multiple IBC violations and now you're not identifying yourself with a driver's license and you're not providing insurance and you're not stepping out of the vehicle. Ma'am. Get out of the vehicle now. >> Ready? >> Explain. >> Okay, get out of your vehicle. This is your last warning. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to BREAK THE WINDOW. GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> GET OUT OF >> GO AHEAD. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. Get out of the vehicle. I warned you when I was I warned you. Get out of the vehicle. Put your hands behind your back. Are you surprised at what happened? I warned you when I was going to break the window. I warned you when the window was going to break and I told you what would happen if you didn't get out of the vehicle. You've been told everything that was going to happen from the very beginning. No, no, no. You are on a traffic stop. You are required to give your driver's license. You are required to give your driver's license. Do you understand that? You are. You haven't even identified yourself. Okay. >> The situation deteriorated further as she resists physically, adds more charges, and accuses officers of bullying and violating her rights. >> Stand up. What the Okay, you go to step back here. You are under arrest. >> You're kidding me. >> No. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay, go and stand right here. I'm going to check your pockets. >> I don't have pockets. >> You do. You're Why are your pants not even Get back here. Where are you going? You are in custody. You are under arrest. >> FOR WHAT CRIME? >> FOR obstructing at the very least and probably DUI. >> Get your >> And now resisting. You're adding charges. >> No, I'm not. >> Get your hands off me. >> adding charges. >> Get your hands off me. >> No, you're in custody. That's not how this works. You couldn't listen to simple commands earlier, and now here we are. >> I got a [ __ ] goddamn constitutional right. >> Stop. What you're doing is unconstitutional. Cuz I should submit to a man, right? >> I don't care if it's a guy or a girl. Officer's telling you what to do, you need to listen. >> I didn't have You didn't have to pull in my car like that and bust my window out. >> Ma'am, how many opportunities did you want me to give you? Are you a toddler? How Do I want me to count to three? I told you like what, 12 times? How many times did I tell you what was going to happen? Was it a surprise to you? Yes, you can't listen to simple instructions. >> How many times did your mommy hurt you? >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> After you busted out my window and drug me out of my car and threw me on the [ __ ] ground. >> Yes, cuz I can smell it on your breath. >> What he's asking is how beverages have you consumed tonight? >> After you drug me out of my car and busted out my window >> that. >> That's illegal. >> Before that. >> I'm pretty So, that's illegal. >> Before that. Do you have any eye problems or abnormalities? Any eye problems or abnormalities? Okay. >> Yeah, with people who have can power issues. >> I genuinely wonder which law school this woman supposedly graduated from, considering the way she lectures everyone about the law as if she personally wrote it. >> Okay. >> You're taking away all of my rights. >> Okay, you're in custody right now. >> You're taking away my rights. >> Stop. >> Call the cops, SOMEBODY. I HAVE A [ __ ] ME. Bully me. >> Nobody's trying TO BULLY YOU. YOU KEEP WALKING AWAY AND TELLING US WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO. THAT'S not how this works. >> Stop groping me. >> Nobody's groping you. >> [ __ ] hands off me. >> your bicep. >> You don't have a right. >> You are under arrest and you keep resisting and walking away. >> under arrest for? >> Number one, resisting. Number two, obstructing, okay? And you've got a slew of traffic charges on top of that. >> No, I don't. >> You do. >> Where? >> Citations. I'm going to write them in a minute. >> me. >> I will show you every single one as soon as I write them, okay? >> now? >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> You want to write them now? I have nothing. You have pulled me over illegally. Get off of me. >> Turn around. >> Get your [ __ ] hands off of me. >> every time I let go of you, you just try walking away. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Stop. >> You're [ __ ] bullying me some >> Once she realized she'd lost control of the situation, she switched to a familiar tactic, stalling, hoping the officers would eventually lose patience. >> difficult >> I didn't have to get out of the vehicle. >> I have a right. It's called a constitutional right. >> Okay, what right do you think you have that means that you can disobey a police officer in a traffic stop? Where's your right? >> officer, sir. >> Yeah. >> YOU ARE NOT A GODDAMN CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT. I DIDN'T DO anything wrong. I was traveling. >> Okay, and immediately when I walk up there, you won't roll your window down and you won't give me YOUR ID. >> TO COMPLY to you. >> That's fine, but then I can tell you to get out of the vehicle. >> Yeah, but you didn't have to bust my window open, either. >> I I did, because you wouldn't get out. >> the ground. >> wouldn't identify yourself. >> I don't have to do that. That is a constitutional right, [ __ ] >> I'm going to let you know your rights, okay? You have the right to remain silent. >> you need to get the [ __ ] out of my face. >> Listen to me. You have the right to remain silent. You don't have to talk to me. >> in my car. >> Anything that you say or do can and will be used against you in the court of law or other [screaming] proceedings. >> Officer suspected she was driving under the influence based on her behavior, slurred speech, and repeated refusal to comply with basic instructions. >> I I am willing to [ __ ] have you leave me the [ __ ] alone. >> Okay, well, unfortunately, that's not an option. >> for something like this. >> Okay, so what do you think should have happened? You You said, "Oh, I don't want to identify myself." and we should have just said, "Okay, have a nice day." >> a right to I don't have to identify myself. I know the Constitution. >> yourself? >> Because I don't have to because it's called the Constitution. >> Okay, well, you almost hit my squad car. You don't have a front license plate. You were weaving back and forth in your lane. And you failed to signal 100 ft prior to your turn. So, those are Those are all the violations. No, I didn't want to do that. I didn't want to do that. That's why I kept asking you to get out of the vehicle, but you wouldn't. What am I supposed to do? Your level of cooperation is going to impact how quickly you get to leave. >> everybody can leave right now. This is ridiculous. This is ridiculous. Why would you [ __ ] bust my window open? I'm sorry you have a mommy wound. I want a lawyer. >> These are Bloomington paramedics. They're going to take a look at you real quickly. >> You busted the [ __ ] window open. This is [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] off me. >> Even at this point, she still hasn't grasped the seriousness of the mess she created herself. Honestly, I almost have to admire that level of stubbornness, lady. >> We are going to go to the >> I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. You guys over dramatically obtained Can you Can you let me out of the car so I can go inside and continue to holler this? >> No, we're not going inside. I've got some paperwork to read to you. >> Well, that sounds like a personal problem to me. You're going to let me the [ __ ] out of this car. >> It says subsequent to a defense for driving >> Why would you do this to somebody who has no right TO READ THIS? >> THERE IS GLASS IN MY ASS. THERE REALLY IS. LET ME PULL over and read you something and not take you TO THE JAIL. NO. I HAVE MY RIGHTS AND I WANT A LAWYER. NO! I don't give a You busted a window and YOU VIOLATED THE [ __ ] OUT OF ME. I WANT A LAWYER! >> ARE YOU GOING TO provide a breath sample? >> No, sir. >> Will you whip that up and do a refusal for me? >> Yeah, we're going to just lock her up because you did a refusal after you just harassed me, busted out my window, threw me out my car. No, don't worry. Don't worry. Y'all about to have a lawsuit on your ass. I would like for the older gentleman to take me to go and urinate. And I'm not hitting on him. It's because he probably has more respect than you young bucks. >> Am I the older gentleman? >> You are. >> I think you are, Sarge. >> She was taken into custody on several charges, including suspected DUI, lane violations, missing front plates, failure to properly signal, not presenting a driver's license, and resisting an officer. The next scene proves one thing. Thinking you're above the law only leads to a bitter ending. >> Please, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. >> Relax, stop. >> Please, can you can you let me go? >> On July 26th, 2024, the cops rolled up to the hit-and-run on Portland Road. The cops found the suspect casually walking her dog nearby, and just like that, her story started to unravel. >> Hey, Dave. Can you see if um you can get those two gentlemen again? Now, somebody hit a car and took off. And this looks like it might be the car. >> That's my car. >> That's your car? >> Yeah, I got hit in Brooklyn. In In Brooklyn, a truck ran over to me. I went to get my hair done. >> When? >> Today in Brooklyn. I went to Brooklyn to get my hair done. >> Can he >> I'm sorry. >> Stand by. >> I didn't hit anybody. Hold on, one second. Hold on. Hold on. I did not hit anybody. >> All right, cuz it came in as a white car. And it matches right here. This is >> I didn't see it >> I parked and there's a truck that uh it it was a U Fiesta or something that ran into me. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. I was in Brooklyn getting my hair done. >> All right. >> I was in Brooklyn done. >> You live in here Where do you live in here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. When a witness steps forward, police begin peeling back her carefully staged act. Fresh marks at the scene make it clear the crash just happened. >> I got a white Infiniti. Here, why don't you walk up here with me? I got a white Infiniti, the damage matches perfect. >> Fresh. >> Uh-uh. >> She said it happened in Brooklyn. >> Amazing. >> No, it happened right here. >> Okay. Well, just take a look at the car for me if this is it. >> Wow. >> I'm not sure I'm not saying I'm not sure if it's her. >> I >> Oh, yeah. So, that's like Yeah, this could be her car. I don't want to say but it's white. It's a It's hot. >> SUV and I said it was a higher-end SUV. >> She's saying it didn't happen in Brooklyn. >> She pulled into here. >> Exactly. >> But I saw her back into that and she came right into here, so >> How So, how did the accident happen? She backed into you on an angle? >> No, no. So, he was a witness. >> So, she was on Hillside Avenue. >> Mhm. >> She's driving in reverse. >> This car? >> The disc. Okay, this a white SUV. >> Right. >> She was driving in reverse coming down the hill and I'm like, "What the hell she doing?" Then I'm like, "Oh, I wonder if she's like, you know, trying to get a parking spot on Portland." So, and then I'm like, "Okay, then she passed us." And then we were walking the dogs and then I heard crash and I turned around. I said, "Holy [ __ ] she just hit that car." And then she after she hit the car, she took off and came right into here. And then I told my friend, I said, "Let's go find her." I said, "This ain't right that she took off." >> Okay. And then I'm like, "Let's go see if we can find her." >> So, we just got out there. >> She's out there. The the owner's out there. Yeah. But Phil, this is so fresh. >> She says it happened in in Brooklyn. That's what I'm saying. It's coming off. >> It just happened. >> The evidence is crystal clear, yet she stubbornly says no to following orders. She tries to talk her way out, but spoiler alert, it doesn't work. >> That didn't happen in Brooklyn earlier today. That damage is so fresh, there's still shavings on there. Okay? >> I took to Staten Island and dropped off food in my daughter's house and what >> No, that just happened here cuz we got a witness that saw you pull up in here. That just happened. That damage is so fresh, you're not telling us the truth. And if you're if you're deliberately lying to us, that's going to be an additional charge. I wouldn't lie to us. Be just be honest and it won't go as bad for you. But you got to be honest. >> it's a hit-and-run, I would not know. >> Obviously, did you No, I I think you know. >> No, I didn't. I went I I went to my kid in Staten Island and I came home. That's when I noticed. >> Phil, listen, let me explain something to you. >> So, this is half an hour old, maybe. >> Okay. From Brooklyn to here, you got here in half hour? That's impossible. >> No, I saw her at Staten Island at my daughter's house. I dropped off the food. >> Right. >> I noticed it here. >> You know you No, you didn't cuz you told me a box truck hit you, ma'am. >> In Brooklyn. Right, I was >> Right. So, how did you notice damage here if you know what kind of truck hit you? >> got here. >> Listen, stop playing games. Okay? What are the chances of someone saying a white female with blonde hair hit a car, and it was a white SUV that went right there, and sure as [ __ ] right around the corner is your car with damage matching perfectly with that. And the wood is hot. And you said you got home an hour ago. >> Half an hour. >> What happened in the >> I didn't hit anything. I didn't hit anything. >> You didn't. You You backed down and you backed into a car. Somebody saw you. There was a witness. Okay, what you're doing right now is you're lying to the police. That That is a charge. You don't want that charge. Just be Talk to this officer go be on >> Got to hand it to her. She's throwing out every excuse she can, full on desperation mode. But let's be real, she did it. No charm, no story, nothing's going to make that fact disappear. >> I I didn't feel it. >> You did it, okay. >> I I didn't No, but I >> Like I said, this isn't my first day, you know. >> no way I would have could have done that damage. >> But the damage matches perfect with your car. And I Listen, the reason the reason why you're you're saying you didn't do it is because you reek of alcohol, that's why. >> What? >> You smell like alcohol. Okay, this isn't my first day, ma'am, okay? I I'm not I'm not stupid, okay? I There's a witness saying you did it, the car is right there, you reek of alcohol. The witness said that you were all over the road. Okay, so this is where we're at, okay? So just stop lying. It is what it is. It's It's an accident, whether you said you There's no way you didn't feel that, you know what I mean? That's pretty Look at the damage. How How did you not feel that? >> I'm sorry, but I did not do that damage. There had been damage before because of the damage of the situation. >> All right, so you You didn't do any of that damage? >> You have got to be kidding me. Come on. >> I I Look at the damage on your car. >> Look, come on. You think about it. First of all, look, come on. Let's be honest. There's no way I could have done that damage. >> You You drive an SUV, the damage matches perfect. >> Look, my name is Olga, right? And to do that damage, if I did it, let's say and I didn't feel it, I was backing up, it was it was Do you understand like that's They had the damage before. Maybe I'll take the blame if I did put the >> Well, if you're saying you didn't do it, don't take the blame. >> No, but I'm saying like there's no way I could have done that. That's like that's like backing out with full force. You get what I mean? I've been driving for 20 something years. >> Just The cops catch a whiff of booze on her breath. She denies it at first, but then admits she had been drinking earlier, instantly raising red flags about her being drunk. >> Okay, since you entered your house, did you have anything to drink? Any alcohol at all in your house? >> No. I I No. >> Okay, so since you got home >> No, I did not. >> You went up the driveway, you parked, you got your dog, you didn't have anything to drink. >> No, I did not. >> Since you Since you entered your house >> No, I did not. >> You're sure? >> Yes, I'm sure. >> nothing to drink since you got in that house. >> No, I didn't. >> Since you had no damage >> she's going to say that. >> You know, well, she's an older lady. I don't think she would lie, you know, what's the chances? Like what's the point of that? >> And I'm a lady who would step up and say "I'll take care of it." And >> Well, I know you you've been lying since we got here, so why why should I believe you? >> Well, because I I came home thinking this happened in Brooklyn. >> You know. >> Like I'm not I'm not lying. I I >> Here, just put your pocketbook on top of here for me, okay? Eyeglasses, do you wear glasses? >> Yes, I do. >> You do, okay. But can you see close though? Like can you see this pen? You can see this pen, right? >> Um I'm I'm I'm um reading glasses, so I don't know what I'm doing. >> Well, I'm asking here. Stand right in front of me like this. Put your feet together, put your hands by your side. Can you see this pen right here? >> Yes. >> Okay, all right. So, you're going to follow this pen with your eyes and your eyes only, okay? You're not going to move your head, okay? You So, you're just going to follow the pen with your eyes and your eyes only. >> It's kind of close to me. >> Yeah, it's it's supposed to be close. >> Okay. >> She starts getting flustered on the next test. It's clear she's losing patience, terrified that one slip-up will reveal the secrets she's been desperately trying to hide. All right, at the end of your nine step, you're going to keep your lead foot planted, which is your front foot. Okay? >> So, I'm here, okay? Now, what do you want me to do? You want me to >> You just got to be quiet. It's right now all you're doing is being quiet and you're just observing me. I'm I'm going to explain and demonstrate the test for you, okay? So, at the end of your ninth step, you're going to keep your lead foot planted, which is your front foot. You're going to do a series of small steps, and then come back down that line, okay? I'm going to demonstrate it for you, so you understand, okay? Remember, I'm only going to do three, but you're going to do nine, okay? So, it's going to look just like this. 1 2 3 I'm doing three. >> got it. You Okay, this is like I got it. >> I'm doing three, you're doing nine, okay? At the end of your ninth step, you're going to keep your lead foot planted. You're going to do a series of small steps like this. Then you're going to walk back down the path. Remember, look down at your feet. Counting your steps allowed. Walk heel to toe, and keep your hands by your side, okay? Any questions at all? >> Can I stop walking? >> Any questions at all? I want you to fully understand the test. >> I I I My question is why am I doing this part, okay? >> I already explained that. >> Okay. One second. How many when I'm done? >> How many steps did I tell you to take? >> I wasn't counting. I thought you were counting. >> I don't No, I don't count for you. >> Okay. I can do it again. >> Okay. Go stand back up You got to relax. Okay? I'm going to explain the whole thing again, okay? >> I'll do the nine steps. >> Okay. Well, you just did it You just did >> I I I I just feel like I'm being harassed right >> There's nobody's I'm do We're doing our jobs. That's all we're doing. No one's harassing you, okay? >> And I'm doing whatever you tell me to do, but I feel like this is >> Do you want me to explain and demonstrate the test again? >> Okay, you want nine steps, right? >> Okay. Come on. >> 2 3 4 5 Okay, I can't count. Okay, hold on. Can I just walk? >> A simple alphabet test? Yeah, that's the thing that crushed all her hopes of getting away. >> It's um easier >> to say that you you understand the English alphabet. >> Yeah, what what did I do wrong now? >> Nothing. I'm not done with my test yet. So, all right, so just put your feet together like this, and I want you to recite the English alphabet starting with the letter A, then ending with Z without singing it, okay? So, you're going to go to A to Z without singing, okay? >> Wait, without the alphabet? Wait, what are we going to do with the alphabet? >> You're going to recite the alphabet. Okay? Starting with A, and then you're going to end with Z without singing it. >> A B C Give me the alphabet. A B C >> The only English alphabet that I know. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. >> A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q >> I can't even hear you. >> Okay, I'm trying to remember. Hold on one second. This is like pretty Listen. I deal with cancer patients and this is A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Okay, hold on a minute. I'm sorry. >> What kind of college degree do you have? >> I have 2 years of Kingsborough College in Brooklyn. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. I did >> So, you're a pretty intelligent person, I would think, right? You work at a hospital. You're in charge of cancer patients. >> Yes, I did >> You should know the English alphabet. >> I know, and I do, but I'm sorry >> You don't know it. Okay, cuz you messed it up three times. Okay? So, let's try it one more time, and then we're going to move on. But this time I want you to say loud enough so I can hear you. Okay? >> A B C Oh my god. >> And just like that, the cops move in and arrest her. She panics, begging and pleading, but it's already too late. You're under arrest. Stop. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Yeah, you're under arrest. >> Wait, hold on one second, please. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Relax. Stop. >> Please, can you >> Listen. Relax. Relax. >> Please. Please. Please. Please, can I call my husband? >> Relax. You'll get a phone call. Relax. >> Okay. >> What are you taking me for? >> Suspicion of DWI. Okay, you already told me you drank nothing since you got home. So, that means what? It means you're operating that car intoxicated. >> I'm begging you. >> We're going to my car right here, okay? >> I'm begging you, please. >> Don't beg me. Get >> No, please. I'm begging you. >> We wouldn't be here if, you know, you said the truth from the beginning. >> Please, I'm begging you. Please. Like this is this is not Oh my god. Oh, this is nothing. Over nothing. This is my baby girl. >> Okay, you're going to hop in here, okay? I'm going to put the seatbelt on you. And I'll help you so you don't fall out. >> Can you please call my husband? >> We're going to get what? >> Can you read the paperwork on the dashboard? Please. Please. >> you to get in the car, okay? We're going to work everything out. Everything is going to be okay. >> Step four. >> Okay. >> Step four. >> Promise. You're going to be fine. >> Please. >> Scoot in. >> I can't lose my job. Please. >> Listen, you're just getting tickets. That's all you're getting. >> But why? >> Move over. >> This is going to be on my record. >> Scoot over. Scoot over. These are traffic tickets. This is not criminal, okay? >> Please. >> You're not going to have a criminal record. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. >> Now she's staring down a whole stack of charges: DUI, turning down a breath test, reckless driving, leaving the scene after causing property damage, and not reporting it. The biggest mistake of these tough guys is thinking that shouting, quoting the law incorrectly, or deliberately adopting a condescending attitude can overpower law enforcement officers. If you've made it this far, you've just seen arrogance crumble while the law stood firm. Now it's your turn. Drop a comment and tell us what moment stunned you most. Don't forget to like and subscribe because what's coming next takes chaos, defiance, and consequences to an entirely new level.