suck my please. >> You got the right to remain silent. Right to an attorney. >> Right. Suck my I told you it once. I'll tell you it again. >> Yeah. >> You're tough guy. >> Yeah. Get your ears checked, you square ass pig. I don't have any information for your square ass. I have a question for you though. Yeah. How often do you and your wife have sex? >> This genius teenager thought insulting cops would make him look tough. Little did he know he was about to cross a line that would ruin his entire life. Shut the god. Now you're going. >> On December 7th, 2024, officers rushed to a 911 call about a teenager threatening the neighbors. But when they arrived, they realized that the neighbors weren't the only ones in danger. Because soon the threats would turn towards them as well. >> Yes, sir. Sir, I've been approached by officers for some reason. His guys know. >> Shut the up. You square ass [ __ ] This piece ass officer. Round ass head. Ball head ass [ __ ] Shut your square ass up. Hold. I'm sorry, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> I will call you right after. I need to take care of this. >> Yes, sir. Okay. Bye. >> All right. So, what's going on? >> I don't know. You wanted to talk to me, you square pig. >> Okay. We got a call that you were over here. >> Yeah. Uh-huh. >> Like threatening someone. >> Threatening. >> Uh-huh. Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. And I said, "What?" >> This guy started throwing strange comments at the officers, trying to bully him. But what he didn't realize was that keeping up that attitude would lead to something he never saw coming. >> So, I was threatening somebody and they had a dog. That's just what I'm hearing. That's why. >> Yeah. Get your ears checked, you square pig. I don't have any information for your squares. I have a question for you though. >> Yeah. >> How often do you and your wife have very little often? Huh? I guarantee you what? You tell me her first name and last name and I can almost guarantee you I will her. >> Okay. >> Better than you could ever. >> Okay. >> And I swear to pot. I mean it's going to be a beautiful creep pot. >> You live around here. >> A beautiful black kid. You guys didn't hear me? And dad, guess what? >> No. And here's the craziest part. I'll catch this on camera. You want to know why? Record his face. Okay, here's the crazy part. I already know his wife and his daughter. >> Is this your friend? >> I don't know him, G. >> He don't know me. Guess what, squirt? And you see him trying to connect us and [ __ ] Just like a square ass pig. No, guess what? Alyssa, your daughter? Yeah, I know her. Yeah. Guess what? I want to tell you something. >> Look, man. I've never met you before. Shut the up. Do you live around here? >> Square ass. Yeah, I live around here. Do you >> out of here? Square ass [ __ ] >> The comments kept getting worse. And at one point, this drunk guy, barely aware of what he was saying, dragged the officer's daughter into it. But what the officer didn't know was that this was only the beginning because the worst was still yet to come. >> I'm not harassing anybody. >> You've harassed every person that's walked near you. >> Name one. >> The nice ladies that walked up here. You're tying up this gentleman's afternoon. >> Yeah, shut your square up. Freedom of speech. And is this not America? >> Is it? >> I'm sorry. Is this Oh, you know what? I'll tell you what. Arrest me. I'm sorry, Adolf. Toss me with the Jews. I didn't know this was Germany. Is it? No. I have freedom of speech. >> The officers could have cuffed him right there and ended it all, but they didn't. And what happened next was something no one in their right mind could have ever expected. >> See, anybody? I just want to show him a video of me busting on his stepdaughter's face. Lord knows it's not your real daughter because I've known Sydney, your wife, way before you have. Cornball, look it up. How does he know Sydney? Yeah, cuz I was her too, Goofy. Sydney's a cho. Yeah, real stupid. Yeah, Sydney was sick of my cop. >> You've made up five different names. You can't even keep your own lies straight. >> You think so? >> No, I know. So, I'm listening. >> No, it it's just that that she means nothing to me. >> She's nothing but a nut. >> That's fine. >> Your daughter that you born and raised. I don't even know her name. She just my till it's entirely dry. And you know what I do? Spin her face and smack it. Insulting cops is one thing, but getting this personal to someone's child is too much for everyone. Despite that, the officers gave him one last chance to pull himself together. But instead, he did something that crossed the line completely. >> You want to walk up to me talking about get in the car? >> Yeah. >> You believe this [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> Shut the up talking, >> Tony. >> No. Honey, what >> you you I'm going to punch you in your throat. >> You're about to what? >> Punch you in. >> That sounds like assault. Let's get her on the wraps. Right. >> Do your job, you public servant. >> Because for him to tell me to shut the >> impregnating your daughter on my face. >> Don't touch me. You're going to jail. >> Why would you touch me then? >> I've had enough. Huh? >> Had enough. >> Had enough. Shut the up, boy. You work for me. I don't give a if you had enough. You're on my cop. You work for me, boy. Yeah. Say yes, sir. >> Say it. >> Say it. >> Hey, Mom. >> What is wrong with you, >> Mom? I would like to start. >> Shut the up. Roll over. Put your hands behind your back. Watch me. >> You want to see something? >> I can't breathe, bro. Let me get some right now. >> Guess what? Hey, guess what? Walk through. At first, officers let his drunken rant slide. But the second he crossed the line and put his hands on a woman, the patience was over. And that's when they stepped in with force he never saw coming. >> I would love to stick my so deep in you. >> I bet you feel really good. >> Can I creep high you? Think about how good our kids look. >> Wait, please. Wait. Wait. I need to do this on camera. Please hold on. Wait. Guess what? Uncle Tony worth 90 million. Guess what? Baby, you you think so? Okay, that's fine. Hey, and I'm sorry for being ugly to you and not Jack the other one. >> No. No. I love y'all, bro. And I'm sorry how I get off them, bro. I hate myself on it. You know >> how to die. It's you and me verse whatever. >> All of this could have been avoided if he had just cooperated and not laid a hand on a woman right in front of the officers. But he chose otherwise. And in the end, the justice system made sure Antonio paid the price with charges of resisting arrest, domestic battery, and aggravated assault. If Antonio's meltdown felt extreme, the next teenager made him look almost tame. >> I'm 120 lbs and needs three of you to get me down. Three of you? Come on. >> At the start of 2025, a female officer pulled over a guy named Alec for driving with expired tags. What she thought would be just a simple conversation quickly escalated until things got so physical that backup had to step in. Stay in your vehicle, please. Stay in your vehicle, please. Stay in your vehicle, please. You are being visually recorded. Okay, we will stop right now. Legally stopping you. [Music] [Music] I wasn't though. She probably just happened to me. I was soft already. >> You back. You know what? This guy thought he could act tough and ignore a female cop like the rules didn't apply to him. But when he tried to walk away from her, he quickly learned this wasn't just disrespectful. It was one of the worst mistakes he could have made. >> I weigh 120 lb, bro. 120 lb. >> I'm out of shape and I weigh 120 lb and there's three of you on. Thank you, gentlemen. >> There's three of you on. >> Michael, >> stop calling my family. What the you mean stop? >> Yeah. >> Michael, what the >> Can I have my phone? That's my property, please. Dude, >> yo, I'm a 120 lb kid, bro. >> He really thought crying about his own weight would make the officers go easy on him. But little did he know that excuse was about to backfire in a way he never expected. >> N this is not cool tackle. You want to see the video I recorded? Bro, this isn't cool. I weigh 120 lbs because I wasn't resisting. See, can I borrow your key? My mother wasn't talking to you. Do I do I [ __ ] his hair? >> You going to stand up on your own? >> I'm going to try. My wrist really hurt, bro. >> Okay, I'm going to start medically your hurt wrist then. >> Like from the car all the way to the front door. >> No, that's not mine. >> It looked like the chaos had finally settled. But then he sparked it all over again. And this time, what he did wasn't just disrespectful, it was criminal. Do you want to be putting restraints? >> I want you to let me go cuz I didn't. >> You're not going anywhere. You're under arrest if you haven't been told. >> Don't talk to me. >> You start beating around again, you're going to be putting soft leg restraints and trust me, you won't enjoy that. >> Whatever. >> So, just sit still and not listen. Do not talk to me. >> Keep it up, >> bro. Close the door. Close the door. Close the door, please. >> I didn't do anything, Michael. I was parked in my spot. I was getting on my car. She had no right to stop me. >> What law school did you go to? >> Well, I care. I know my rights. I was stopped. >> You don't know. Apparently. >> Yo, shut the up. I don't give a who you. I don't give a if you're a cop. I really don't give a what you are. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I went to get a coffee because I woke up and I was tired. I came to park in my spot right in front of where I live and I got tackled to the ground. >> I'm 120 lbs. It needs like three of you to get me down. Three of you. Come on. She does that by herself. >> That's because I didn't touch her. Cuz I'm I'm a respectful person. I wouldn't hurt nobody. >> No, you're you're a disrespectful person and you're being an ass right now. >> You have me in cuffs because my tags were expired. >> No, we got you in cuffs because you weren't listening. >> Because I'm going home because I didn't do nothing wrong. >> You're under arrest for obstructing. Do you understand? You have the right to remain silent. Right to an attorney. >> My I told you it once. I'll tell you it again. >> Yeah. >> The officer struck his ego hard, telling him he didn't even know the L in law. And from there, he couldn't stop defending his reckless behavior. But no matter what he said, the officers always had the perfect comeback. And the next one hit harder than he expected. >> I don't know. I just want to get out and watch it cuz I don't want him to drive off. [Music] >> Alex, stop. >> Alex, stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Alex, it's not helping. Stop. Stop. Calm down. Calm down. >> Okay, calm down. You fighting and it's just making it. >> He tried mouththing off to the cops again. But when that backfired, he turned his attitude toward the medics instead. What he didn't realize was that this was the biggest mistake of all because their response left him humiliated in a way he never saw coming. >> This is Alec. He made the decision to fight me when he got out of his car and didn't fight you. Wouldn't a hand if I fought you, you'd be on the ground instead. I swear to God. >> Tough and just >> Anyways, he says he has always on his wrist. So >> which one? >> He didn't specify. >> Which wrist are in your >> Which ones are in cuffs? Well, we're not going to be able to fix him being in cuss. What's risk is hurting you? >> Let's just say both of them. How about that, Smarty? >> Well, you're doing fine then. Hop in the car. See you later. Have a nice day. >> The moment he turned to moral with the medics, the officer's patience finally ran out. What they did next should have been done long ago. But when it happened, it hit him like a storm. >> Okay, listen. I'm going to give you one more opportunity to get in there. Sit still. I'm going to get in the car. You're going to sit there and listen to >> told me to get in the car. >> No, I did not. I said I'm going to give you one more opportunity. >> And I was still speaking to you. If you can't sit still in the car, we're putting soft leg restraints on you so you can't move. Am I making myself clear? I'm tired of messing with you. You're trying my patience right now. Quit it. >> Nothing nice to say. I'm not going to sing. >> That's good thing then. So get in the car and sit still. Start stop beating on stuff in there. Everything that's happening is happening based on your actions. >> He just lost his job. Michael just got an interview on Monday. I don't know if he's frustrated. I don't know. I don't know. He's going through um losing his his ex-wife's trying to take his son from him for no reason. Just he's going through a lot right now. And so um >> he's just going through a lot right now. Um, so please watch it. Sounds good. >> Well, the jail will watch him. Okay. >> All that fake toughness vanished the moment he realized what he'd done. And that jail was waiting for him. In the end, he was arrested for obstructing a law enforcement officer. And while Alec thought his weight excuse could get him some sympathy, the next guy thought his law degree would put him above the cops. On June 24th, 2023, officers were called to a dispute between a couple in a car. And when officers arrived at the scene, the man who was later identified as Prince grew agitated. And the choices he made next would haunt him for the rest of his life. >> That was David Young 1943. >> First of all, don't pull up knocking on my window like that. >> All right, ma'am. You step out. Can I talk to you real quick? >> You got me up, man. >> Hold on, sir. I'll talk with you in a minute. >> I don't give a about none of that. >> I said I'm I'm going to talk with you in a minute. >> Get back in my car. I'll talk to you over here, man. >> You got the right one. >> You got the right one. >> All right. If you follow us, I'm going to put you in an >> Try it. Try it. >> This is domestic. I'm trying to investigate. No domestic. Ain't touch. Okay. >> Come over here, ma'am. >> Please try. Hey, try to separate. I know my rights, boy. You can't detain me. What law did I break? Under what code did I to detain me? I have to be in the commission of breaking a crime. >> From the start, this entitled guy thought he knew the law better than the officers, trying to bully his way through the situation like a child throwing tantrums. But what he didn't realize was that this reckless behavior was about to trigger consequences far beyond anything he could have imagined. >> You have me. Get back in your car. Is it? Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Do not get here. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. I'm not. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. What the are you doing? What are you doing? >> I don't give a It don't work like that, B. >> Okay, now you're under arrest for obstruction. Get behind your back. >> I didn't break a law. [Laughter] You >> record that. Record it. Record it. I can record it. >> Get your behind your back. You look. Hey, record it. All I need to do is record it. This is a lawsuit. >> Look at me. This is a lawsuit. >> This is a lawsuit. You >> I didn't I don't have to listen to you. My Stop. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> He could live in the fantasy that this would somehow turn into a lawsuit. But once that recording hit the courtroom, even those closest to him would see the truth that who was really on the wrong side of the law. And the chilling part is that this was only the start of his violent outburst. What followed was far worse. >> Talking about I'm not I cannot breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. He just he just he just up. Come here. I hope you move. Thank you. Hey, he just up. Come on. He just up. No. No. No. Close it. Close it. Close it. Hey, close it. Keep it everything on camera. Suck my You rookie. Rookie. Yeah. Yeah, >> buddy. >> I'm going to get a check. I'm going to get a check. Hey, look. I'm getting paid. Look at me. >> This guy's just >> Hey, look at me. I'm getting paid. I'm getting paid. I'm getting paid. >> I'm getting paid, baby. I'm getting paid, baby. >> Yeah, I'm getting paid. >> He thought he could bully the cops, but it backfired fast. And when he refused to stop, the officers humbled him in a way he never saw coming. >> What? You just up, buddy. >> Hey, buddy. >> What crime did I commit? >> Hey, it's cool. Hey, don't give him my phone. >> Don't give him my phone. >> I'm a police. >> Hey, you just up, big dog. >> Okay. >> I know. I know. Okay. I hope you know who Chuck Bret is, baby. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm excited because you don't know. I'm going to get a check. Easy money right now. >> What you going to do with all that money? >> Easy taxpayers money. This is pat bad policing. >> What you going to buy with all that money? >> No, I'm not into really splurging. See, I'm an intelligent man. I'm 30. I know I don't look like it. That's cuz I don't do drugs. I'm 30. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm probably, you know, Bitcoin or something. Crypto. Yeah. I don't splurge. I don't need to do none of that, dude. You see how smart I am? You know what I'm saying? I got a 2019 a C8 at the crib. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. I'm intoxicated also. But I ain't driving. Ain't that the beauty? So, I can do that. >> The officers played along at first since he was too stubborn to admit he'd already messed up. But what they didn't know was that no matter what, this guy just wouldn't stop running his mouth. >> I just graduated law school, bro. >> He don't know what he just did. He's a rookie. >> How you know them, though? >> I did not even meet that man with aggression. I saw it in his eyes, though. >> He want He wanted smoke. He was ready. He put a flying 90. Pulled up right behind us. Sirens blowing in a a residential neighborhood. Bro, you're not even supposed to be flying through a residential. >> Yeah. You can't even see her face. This take that uniform off. You don't ass anything. I understand what's coming with it, man. >> What is your education in policing? >> Um, obviously more than yours, dude. You're so large. >> Yeah, bro. >> I have a bachelor's degree, so I don't >> What does that even mean, bro? There's cops with bachelor's degrees. Yeah, exactly. Do what they do. Anyways, anyways, >> all that ego he carried around came crashing down the moment he realized that every dollar he spent on law school was nothing but a waste because he was dead wrong. And in the end, instead of proving himself right, he was the one slapped with charges of resisting arrest. Despite Prince's meltdown, at the end of the day, he only ruined his own life. But the next case shows what happens when innocent lives get dragged into the chaos. Take a PlayStation 5. No. >> On April 9th, 2025 in Florida, officers responded to a call from a teenage boy who claimed that three boys had stolen his PS5. When the officers arrived, they were hit with a reality check no one saw coming. >> So, it was three of them, correct? Yeah, three of them. >> Where they hit you at? >> On my head. And then they also also I'm also [Applause] Yeah. Running after him or >> Huh? >> Did you run after him? >> Yeah, I ran I went after him, but they they already they already went that way and then that's >> You say all three of them. How do you know that all three of them go to school? Did you see them without the mask? >> I see him without school. Yeah, I already know like once I I can tell who are they? Cuz I can tell by his voice and then I could tell um by his short. >> All right. What they take? A PlayStation. He had a PlayStation with controllers and on it like a full PlayStation stuff. >> Not only was this teenage boy robbed, but he was also beaten. But the real shock came when officers discovered that the attackers were none other than his own classmates. And from that moment on, they were fully determined to track those wannabe gangsters >> and stuff. I'm like, "Okay, I have the program." Cuz I I know like I I see him in my school. So I I don't think they want to rob me. So I just like give it to him. They start touching it and then I see one of them start putting in the backpack and then I'm like, "Okay." >> How many have backpacks? >> Uh one of them, just one of them, they short one as a backpack. Why y'all put in the back? Are you going to pay me? He was like, "Oh no." He was in he asked the other one, "You get my backpack." So I just I could pay him on cash app. And then I like I stopped pulling my cash app. And then I was going to show him while I was going to show him. They start both of them start punching me. And they the other one the Haitian one. >> Where did this happen? >> Where did this happen? So if you could count numbers, how much times do you think they hit you? >> Uh I'm I'm not sure cuz I wasn't really uh trying uh cuz they pushed me and then stopped punching me. Stop punching me. And then and then after that this is after that I I like I got my way up. I stood up and then they start running. They start running. They took my the bike but the tall one took the bike and then when I ran after him he he dropped it and then start running and I went I go back. I I went I went back and grabbed my phone and then took the bike and then start running after him and I called 911 and by the time I get up there they already gone and I saw two two guys was there and I asked him have you seen two black boy wearing all black over went over there and then they was like yeah they went all the way over there and I'm like okay but I went over there by all body lights and I didn't I didn't see him. This innocent teen was left with injuries that would remind him of this betrayal for months to come. But the officers weren't going to let that slide. And what they did next showed just how eager they were to bring the suspects in. >> Hi, how are you? >> Do you live here? 272. >> 272. >> Yeah. >> Do you live in this? >> Do you live here? >> Yeah. Yeah, I live here. >> Okay. Um, where's Zoy? >> What? You know who Zo is? >> Zo is >> Z O B O Y. >> No. >> No. >> Just leave. >> Is it just you two in the car? >> Yeah, just >> What's your name? >> We can be teenagers. >> Okay. You're not a teenager, so >> No. All right. So, >> kids live there? >> Any There's no teenagers that live in here? >> What >> is it? Who else lives in this place? I know there's more. >> I just I just went uh a woman. You run room. Okay. So, there's other people, right? >> Yeah. You have those >> like teenagers, >> but I don't know. You can't. >> Just one hint from passerby was all it took to give officers the break they had been waiting for. >> Um, do you understand each of these rights if I've explained to you? >> Yes, sir. Okay. >> Have you asked any law enforcement officer to speak to an attorney? Yes, >> sir. >> Having these right in mind, do you wish to talk to us? [Music] About what? >> About >> your rights. So either you're going to talk to us or not. >> Like I'm good. Like >> you don't want You're not You don't want to talk? >> Like talk about what? Like I'm not getting it. >> I'm asking you about a crime. >> Like you want to talk about it? >> One of the suspects was finally caught and he actually thought he could bully and fool the officers trying to act innocent and pretend he hadn't done a thing. But the officers weren't buying it and they made sure he got exactly what he deserved. >> PlayStation now. >> If I don't have a PlayStation 5, >> I don't have a PlayStation 5. >> 2:00 in the morning. >> Yeah. 10. I wasn't even out. 10:00 take a PlayStation 5. No. No. Okay. So, >> I was outside with my friends. I wasn't nowhere. I was outside with my friends. You can't do nothing about that. I don't have it. I was with my friends outside. >> I was outside. I was nowhere. I was here. >> I wasn't even there. I was here. I was home. I was home. I was nowhere near that place. I was home. >> All the fairy tales he made up quickly fell apart. But the bigger problem was that he was only one of the three suspects. Two were still out there on the run, but not for long. All that wannabe gangster attitude quickly crumbled when they realized they wouldn't be going home anytime soon. Justice prevailed and the teens were arrested on charges of robbery and aggravated assault.