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When a Dollar General manager called 911 about a man locked in the bathroom for over an hour, no one expected what deputies would find hiding above the ceiling. Still in there? Yeah, he's still in there. This way? Yeah, I'll give you a 2% Did he just go in there? No, that was like over an hour ago. Sheriff's office. Open the door. Yeah, he's still in Step back. Sheriff's office, open the door, man. Huh? Open the door. All right, you can go ahead and open it. Okay. Yes, it is. Are you in the roof? Get down. Get down. Huh? I can't hear you, man. I cannot hear you. What? What's your name, man? 380, he's climbed up in the roof. Do you have a ladder or some way to get up there? Uh yeah, I can grab one from the back. Yeah, if you don't mind. Hey, man, it's the sheriff's office. I just need you to come down so I can talk to you. Huh? Where are you at? Is he up there? I hear him, but I can't see him and I obviously can't look up there. I haven't written anything down for him. Hey. Sheriff's office, get down. We're not going anywhere. Was that already a open ladder? I don't know. It I mean They got like a broom or something? They've got He's going to get a mop or a a ladder. That's a mop. But if you open that That's how I'm assuming he climbed up there. Mhm. All right. [Music] I think he's that way. Do you want the gentleman to pee in your water or grease? Bring me that ladder here. Which one? Let's go this way. Would you want to pursue charges for the criminal mischief? [ __ ] yeah. How much damage did he do to that? I don't know. What's he up to in there? He's broken the Come on out for me. I just need to know Yeah, I'm going He's breaking the tiles. Breaking the tiles? I don't know how much they cost, but it's a pain in the ass and you got to get it fixed. Yeah. I'll call my manager and ask him. Sheriff's office. Okay. [Music] Come on here. Let me out. Yeah. Just hold it. I don't I don't know how much they Yeah, that's How are we doing? We broke this as well. >> Hey. Let me see your [ __ ] hands. Let me see your hands. Did you see his hands? Let me see your [ __ ] hands. Where's the other? Let me see it. I don't [ __ ] see it. What do you mean you're stuck? Get your ass down. Come on. Let's go. You better hurry your ass up. We're going to come yank down. Let's go. Let me see your other hand. Your other [ __ ] hand. What's in your hand? Okay, I worried about the [ __ ] Reese's, okay? Thank you. Let's go. Climb down. I don't give a [ __ ] about your drugs you got up here or whatever. Just get the [ __ ] down. That's why you don't want to show me your [ __ ] hands. Get down. Let's go. Let's go. Come on. Is he zeroed with anything other than a Reese's? Not that I can see. All right, well I'm about to just come yank him. You better come down or I'm going to yank your ass down. And your [ __ ] hands. No, you didn't. Stand up so I can see >> to work? Stand up. Let's go. Let's go. Get down. Get down. If you want a holster, I'll just grab him. Come on over here. He'll come down. I don't really know what he has on him. That's all right. Let's go. Come on. You got up there, you can get the [ __ ] down. Right here. Walk over and get down. Listen, man, we already asked you. I'm going to yank you down if you don't put one foot on this ladder right now. Come on. Hurry up. Hurry up or I'm going to grab you. Come on. Quit [ __ ] playing then, dude. Come on. You'll come down one way or another. Give me your hand. Come on. Get the [ __ ] down. Let me walk down. Don't play. He's going to get lost. All right, let's go, Brandon. Come on. I don't care what it is, man. Huh? No, he's going to jail. What do you mean? Cuz you busted up their roof. I got it. Y'all can stay 10-8 for something more entertaining. What did he say on the phone? Trespassing and vandalism. Don't listen to that. No, that's my That's my That's my life. I don't care. Get him. What's this all about? I'm going to search him real quick before we get too far. I'm telling you, bro. I got proof, bro. I got proof, bro. You need I'm not just going to go down. You need to help me out. You need to help me out. I already gave you your chance. You didn't want to talk. You wanted to play games. Let's see it. Elvis Presley coin. No. I don't give a [ __ ] if it's your Elvis Presley coin. Do you have anything that you found? Not that I can see. Yeah, we want to just make sure. Did you got gloves on? Don't worry about your pants right now. I still got to check all your 50 million pockets, boss. Do you think I'd take your word for it? Okay, well I appreciate you telling me. No, I don't have them. No, that's not spice. No, I'm not on them. All right. Let's put him in my Tahoe and I'm going to get all of his information. You see how my back seat is empty? So when we get to the jail, it's going to remain empty, right? Maybe. Huh? All right, anything that's back there you're getting charged with. Just letting you know. This uh here's his knife. Um these are just burnt, so there's nothing in them. >> No, I don't need that then. There is white powder. Where was it? Uh there where he was. I'm just going to put it all into destruction. It's going to get thrown out anyway, since he wasn't in direct possession. I'm going to charge him with the criminal mischief. Willie faced multiple charges, including possession of a controlled substance, criminal mischief, trespassing, resisting arrest, and petty theft. He later posted bonds totaling around $4,150 to secure his release. After being arraigned on March 14th, he entered a not guilty plea 3 days later. His bonds were briefly revoked, but reinstated on March 27th, suggesting a short return to custody. Over the following months, his hearings were repeatedly postponed. By October 2025, a court-appointed doctor filed a sealed psychological evaluation. As of now, Willie remains out on bond, with his case still open and a plea hearing set for December 18th, 2025. Behind every arrest record is a person fighting their own battles. Willie's story is a reminder that mental health and choices go hand in hand, and sometimes help is what's really needed more than handcuffs. [Music]
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