getting with me. You want to go in handcuffs and go to jail? Quit giving me your lip. >> Well, what you laughing for? I'm right in your [ __ ] [music] Take it off. >> Okay. >> These are the moments when cop humble police cops. Starting with the case where things escalated inside the school. >> Got any other stuff in your >> on August 30th, 2024. A routine response to a suspected THC incident at a high school quickly took an unexpected turn. Deputies are called to a high school after a student is caught with suspected THC. What begins as a routine school search quickly escalates when the student refuses to cooperate and becomes increasingly confrontational. >> Smells like water. It smells like freaking weed in here. We got smart mouth asking the damn same question over and over again. Dumb asses. >> Hey. Hey. What's your name? What's your name? Let's start with your name. >> What the do you want? >> You committed a crime. That's what I want. Quit getting with me. You want to go in handcuffs and go to jail. Quit giving me your lip. >> I don't I'm not a staff. I'm not a teacher here. You're messing with messing with a violation of the law. >> So, you be respectful. >> You got it. >> From the start, the interaction is tense. Deputies try to keep things controlled while attempting basic identification and compliance steps, but the student continues to resist simple instructions. I know you should start to either ask you the same dumb question over and over. >> Let's tone it down. >> Knock it down a little bit. I'm asking >> Okay. Well, this is what we're going to do then since we're going to be this way. Obviously, you've been to teen court before. Have you gone that route before? Sir, right now, Deputy Crib, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have him with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you have the right to stop answering at any time. You'll also have the right to stop answering anytime till you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand these rights? Yes. No. You're just going to stare at me. You had to at least say yes or no. A head not a word. You're on camera. Do you understand your rights? Don't question. >> So, you're not answering the question cuz I'm what? I can't dumb. >> Okay. Well, here's how we're going to do this. Shoes off. >> Listen. >> Take your shoes off. >> Because you're A DUMBASS. LOOK, THERE'S NOTHING IN MY >> Once deputies decide the situation is no longer just verbal, they move to detain her. The student resists, forcing officers to escalate to physical control. During the struggle, she becomes actively combative, including kicking, which leads deputies to use additional restraints to prevent injury and safely complete the arrest. >> You got any other stuff in your bra or anything? >> I'M NOT EVEN WEARING a >> I don't want to see him. I just ask you a simple question. Okay. Why are you getting so violent and so better your fists? >> No. >> How old are you? I am 17 years old. >> Okay. >> You baldled your fist up at me. >> I don't. >> You're under arrest. >> Give me your hands. I told you not to ball your fist. You're going to get in my face. >> No. You need a transport unit. >> 17year-old female juvenile. 105. Get up. Get up on your own power. You going to I'm going to charge you with another charge. >> Sit down. >> I'm already saying you dumb ass. >> You [clears throat] got anything else on you before they take you to jail? Cuz you're going to th >> Leave me alone. >> Okay. Just leave you alone. >> Wrong with you. >> Um I don't have anything wrong with me. >> Yes, you do. >> So this [clears throat] is a crime. >> Oh no. >> It's a third degree felony. Oh no. >> So that's what you're going to jail for? Third degree felony and >> Oh no. >> And resisting. >> Oh no. >> Okay. >> I'm going to look that one up. That one may or may not apply. I'm going to look that one up too. >> It's not my fault. You're a >> Are you stupid? >> It's out of fearing rage. >> Okay. Where's all her belongings at? Right there. Okay. Follow us. Oh, that one's mine. >> That was you? >> Yeah. >> Can you do me a favor? Watch I go get some gloves. >> Thanks. >> Oh, that'll work. Yeah, I just need a pair of gloves. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Thank you. All right. Bye. STOP. >> I told you to stop. Now you kick me. >> I told you to stop. >> Let me swim. >> Just stop. I got to hop in the car for you. >> Stop screaming. It's not helping you. >> Stop. [crying] >> Okay, settle down. After she is secured, deputies shift to a calmer approach, repeatedly instructing her to breathe, stop hurting herself, and settle down as they coordinate transport and medical evaluation. Stop. >> Hey, >> this is a really minor thing turning into something else. Hey, >> there's no need in it. >> [crying] >> to get out on the radio. >> Hey palace, let's move you. Okay, we're going to go. We're going to get you up. Okay. There we go. That's perfect. Good job. >> Thank you. >> I do not have a home. You got it. Anyway, you did >> need something to restrain nylon or something to strain your feet. >> We're going to need one. She's going to kick and show herself. >> I got I got You want yours? >> I got leg shackles in my car. >> Grab yours. >> It's okay. Just breathe. >> We're not going to let you hurt yourself. We're not going to hurt you. >> Your mom's not going to kill you. It's okay. >> I'm trying. trying to go with me. We I'm trying to go with it. I just want to stay in the [crying] [screaming] palace. I hear you. Palace, I hear you. Don't need to scream. Okay. [crying] We're here listening to you. Got something better. All right. >> Yeah. I got possession of THC uh battery Leo and resisting. Okay. hospital right front door. A routine school incident quickly escalated after she refused to cooperate and became combative. She was charged with possession of THC, battery, and resisting arrest in Santa Rosa County that started as a school search. But the next case shows how fast a campus disruption becomes charges the moment someone physically resists control. >> Out. >> Oh, now you want to touch. I'm not going to hurt you. Don't [ __ ] give me your own [ __ ] >> What began as an effort to restore order during a campus disturbance soon escalated beyond a routine intervention. At first, an officer tries to contain an already chaotic scene with verbal commands and minimal force, but one individual continues escalating the disruption and refuses to follow directions. >> Huh? >> Which one is it? >> I'll show it to you. I ain't going anymore. You can't arrest me. You can't do this. You can't do that. I may be disrupted. >> All right. >> I said he can do it. And don't you think he can? >> Well, I was told I'm going to be can talk here. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> Oh, what? Come on out here and talk to me for a second. >> Oh, about what? I can talk to you right here. >> No, no, no. Come on out here and talk to me so we can we can discuss what's going on. No, no, no. Right out here. >> You're not even dressed properly. Yeah, she has to go in Miss >> Here. Come here. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> See, now you're a test for me. >> Well, come on inside and talk to me and I won't have to lay a hand on you. >> You got to be like everyone else. >> You're on video right now and right now you're disrupting everything that's going on right now. You hear me? >> Yeah. So, here's the thing. I'm I'm finished my online class and I'm sitting here at lunch over here telling me that oh, you can't make >> not a disturbance. She's >> Oh, she is now. >> So, hey, don't get don't get involved in this. Let me and her deal with it. Okay. >> Shut up. >> I don't want you to get in any trouble. >> Me neither. >> I'm already getting in trouble. So, why do I disen because right now you're creating a disruption. You got him here. We got her here. Okay. >> Come on. Come on. Out here. >> I love you, my friend. >> Stand up. >> No. >> Don't touch me. >> The subject ignores repeated instructions, inserts herself into an active enforcement situation, and resists when the officer attempts to physically >> Oh, no. You want to touch? I'm not going to hurt you. >> Don't [ __ ] give me your [ __ ] Now give me your hand. >> What the hell is going on with you guys? >> Huh? What is going on with you? >> Is this what I got to do every [ __ ] day now? >> Throw me off. You're hurting me. >> Well, then you probably should have thought about that before you decided to be stupid. >> I roll over. >> Stand up. Ow. Stop [ __ ] hurting me. Did >> you just throw my phone? >> No. That's your phone right there. >> Why' you throw it? >> Now, shut your mouth. Throw it. >> I think we need to check for maybe having drugs cuz she's acting very strange. >> Can you test her for drugs right now? >> Yeah, it is. >> It's absolutely ridiculous. >> You're acting normal. This is not >> not normal. You're trying to cause drama. Everyone >> and you hurt me. >> Oh, too bad. Too bad. That's what happens when you resist. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Don't touch me like that. >> I'm glad I'm half breath now. >> This? >> Yeah. Right there. Right here. >> Yeah. Hold on to that. I'm going to undo one of the cops. Don't do anything stupid. Back up. All right. Have a seat. You want to check that? >> [sighs] >> trying to be helpful to you, but you had to go and do that. And this is where we're at. >> Just let my dad. >> No, my dad was abusive. >> Well, guess what? You shouldn't have stood up and came at me because that's why you ended up on the ground. I got everything on video. I >> You might not have realized what you were doing. You don't resist me. When I put my hands on you, it's for a reason. There ain't no reason for you to sit there and try to pull away and resist me. That's why you ended up on the ground. >> If you didn't try to get out of it, too. >> Well, you probably should have listened to what I had to say. And I was trying to be nice to you, but you didn't. Bad decisions. think I like doing this stuff? No. >> It seems like you do it twice. >> Apparently, yeah, I've done it twice because people don't listen >> for skipping. >> It's more than that. Do you not understand that? >> I don't understand that. >> Yeah. You've got a problem grasping your hand around that concept, don't you? [snorts] When an adult tells you to do something here at the school, you do it. Simple [music] as that. This isn't a hard concept. Hey, is the encop coming up here? >> I don't know. >> Yeah, make sure she comes on up here because we need to do the discipline and uh parental notification. >> Yeah, you need to come up. >> I don't want to leave them. Once restrained, the officer explains the consequences on camera. The resistance and disruption have now turned into criminal charges. A situation that didn't have to go this far escalated in seconds, ending with the student in custody. She later faced charges for resisting, obstruction, and campus disruption. Some situations cool down after the cuffs go on, but the next call shows how quickly a simple parking lot disturbance turns into an arrest when someone squares up and closes distance. >> Whoa, what you laughing for? I'm writing your [ __ ] Take it up. >> On May 4th, 2022, officers responded to a disturbance at an apartment complex where the situation escalated almost immediately upon contact. Officers respond to a disturbance and attempt to identify a male on scene. Instead of answering basic questions, he becomes confrontational almost immediately. >> What's up, man? >> What's up? >> What's up? >> What's up? >> What car you in? >> I ain't in any of these cars. >> Let's go then. You got to get out. Let's go. >> No, I don't got to go. Nowhere. I live here. >> I don't got Yeah, I live here. You don't got What you walking up on me like that for? What's up? >> What's your address? >> Take Take that vest off. >> Come on. Take that vest off for >> Come on. Take that vest off, you know. Come on. Take that [ __ ] off. Let's get it. >> Let's get it, bro. What's up? What's up? >> Do me a favor. >> Take that [ __ ] off. >> Take that [ __ ] off. Keep laughing like you're not a [ __ ] Do me a favor. >> Like you're not a [ __ ] Take that [ __ ] off. Come on. No. Take that [ __ ] off. Let's get it. >> Your partner here like you're going to do something. You ain't going to do [ __ ] The encounter escalates as the subject repeatedly challenges officers, moves into their space, and shows behavior officers interpret as an imminent threat. >> You like I won't >> like you what? Like you won't what? >> I ain't going to say nothing on that camera. Take it off. >> Take it off and you'll see. >> Okay. >> Let me get your ID. >> You ain't going to get [ __ ] >> Okay. Take it off and you'll see. >> Whoa. What you laughing for? I'm writing your [ __ ] Take it off. >> Put your on your back. Put your hand behind your back. Stop resisting. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I'm a reminder. >> So why'd you get in my face? What? You going to hit me? >> No. >> Huh? >> So why'd you get in my face then? I told you stop bing up the fish, right? >> I did. >> Okay. So why'd you get in my face? >> All right. Stand up. >> Not me too. >> You doing that? >> Hey, back up. Hey, back up. >> Back up. you back up right now. >> The you do then, bro. >> Back up. It's no big deal. >> It's no big deal. >> Roll up on your side. Stand up. >> What you doing, bro? >> Get back right now. Back up. Back up. >> I got wrong with y'all, man. >> Wrong with y'all. Back up. >> Hey, back up. Back up now. >> It's all good. I didn't do nothing. >> No, it's no big deal. It's no big deal. It's no big deal. Sit down. >> It's no big deal. >> It's no big deal. >> Officers move in to detain him. After initial resistance, the situation deescalates with the subject calming down while officers explain why that posture and distance forced their response. >> I didn't have time to work on him. >> I didn't do nothing, bro. >> Dude, you were about to hit me, dude. >> I was not about to. So why'd you borrow your fist and get in my face? >> Because dude, you're running up on me. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. >> Get your little [ __ ] >> I know what's going on with him. >> Step out. Step out. >> Give me that keys, bro. >> I'm sorry. I was just hyped up. >> I know. We got a lot of subjects here. We got 11. >> Going to jail right now. >> Why is he going to jail? >> If you get in my face, I'm >> not in your face. I'm standing as close as him. And you're not a problem with him, right? >> It's 3 ft of space. Don't stand over there right now. a [ __ ] Bro, you pissed me, bro. You pissed me. >> Riley, that's the brother of this 1015. Just make sure he stays away. >> I told you several times and I said, "Hey, stop balling your face. Chill out." >> I apologize. >> All right. I accept your apology, but you we didn't have to take it to this level, man. >> I know. I'm sorry. I was just hyped up. >> It's like It's like 15 of you guys let you punch in the face. Punch back. Well, you look like you were going to hit me. >> I know. And I apologize. >> All right. Why'd you have what? What's all the balling up your fist? >> Sorry, son. I'm just hyped up, bro. >> There's a situation going on, sir. Honestly, I apologize. >> Yeah, but listen, man. Listen, man. Listen to me. Any anytime you come across police, you ball up your fist and get in somebody's face. I'm not, you know. What do you think? I'm I'mma punch you back. I'm going to let you punch me in the face. >> I know, sir. Trust me. If you were to chase me, I'd understand. Truthfully, like that. You [clears throat] got me in my ribs a couple times. It's fair, >> dude. Yeah, cuz >> Yeah. I don't know. I don't know what what your dig is, but I appreciate you coming down and like I Man, I'm sorry. You got me. >> Okay. I >> It's not personal, man. I'm I'm doing my job. I I appreciate you being sorry, but >> you screwed up. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I apologize. I was acting big and tough. I up and I got I got thrown on my >> No problem. Stand by real quick. Do you have anything else in your [music] pocket? Anybody? No. >> Check me anyway. I'm sorry. And I apologize. >> Good. Well, I I respect you as a man for, you know, >> man to man. I'm sorry. >> Do we got to do this? Have a seat for me. >> Right here. >> No, over here. Over here. >> Yeah, that that's all right. >> I'm right here. >> We'll we'll call or do whatever needs to be done. >> Okay. >> Sorry about that. >> No, no, you're good, man. This is your house number or your cell phone? >> Okay. So, here's your stuff back. I got to explain to you right now. He's going to be arrested for what he just did. >> All right. They're going to >> What's the charge? Out of curiosity, >> I'm going to talk to the other officer. Exactly. Find out what what the exact charges are. But regardless, he's going to be taken down. Do you know where the juvenile assessment center is >> off street? Just past you know where the road tracks are. He's gunfire for the juvenile assessment center. >> What's going to happen is he's going to get taken down there. They're going to process him and then uh >> why? >> How old is he? >> 20. >> He's 20 years old. >> Uh someone over there said he was 16. If he's 20, then he's going down to county jail. That's >> all right. So, regardless, you can call down in a few hours. We'll figure out how you can get him home. All right. >> Yeah. >> So, all right. >> It is what it is, right? >> Are you good with keeping him calm? He's not >> I got him. Can I say one thing to my son before he leaves so he doesn't freak out? >> I'll let him know. >> Just crack the window. I don't have >> Well, I'll let the other officer know your supervisor going to want to talk to him. Then before they leave, I'll let him know. >> No, no. Before they leave, I'll let him know you want to talk to him. All right. >> I just want to make sure you're good with the other son. Okay. >> Yeah, I am. But I'm >> tell um if we can find out a charge for him maybe to cool him down a [music] little bit. >> He's good. >> I think it's probably resisting arrest or something like that. >> They've been together cuz I wasn't around for a while. >> It's probably a misdemeanor. It's probably a misdemeanor resisting arrest charge. He was wanting to know. He's fired up about it. >> No, I want to be No, I don't care. I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm not doing anything. >> Just kidding. Not happy. We're here. >> Oh, I remember this house. >> All they ever had with each other for a few years, so they're very tight. That's all they have. >> Like I said, it's probably a misdemeanor resisting arrest charge. I don't know the the whole ins and outs of it. >> Yeah. >> Uh we just can't have him fighting around with you guys or grandma. He's just upset about his brother. >> I hear you. >> If I could just speak to him for a second before he goes, you let me. >> We'll try to figure that out here in a minute. >> Do it now. It takes like three seconds. >> I think I'm not the one in charge over there. I don't know what's going on. I If he's if he did something for us to have supervisors out here, it's probably something that he needs to sit there and think about what he did for a minute. Okay. >> Uh so they don't want >> What started as a heated confrontation quickly escalated, leaving officers with no choice but to take him into custody. He was arrested after officers confirmed his age. That one nearly turned into a fight. But the next school case goes further. Once hands go on staff and officers, the charges escalate fast. >> Bro, get off of me. >> Okay, I'm stopping. >> On November 7th, 2024, a call for assistance at a local high school took an unexpected turn when a routine escort spiraled out of control. A deputy responds to a disturbance involving an 18-year-old student, Micaia. What starts as a refusal to follow school directions escalates into a physical confrontation in the office area. >> Let's go. Then you can come back and do whatever you have to do. >> So, what am I going down here for? >> They're going to tell you. Thank you. It's a great decision. >> What am I going down here for? >> That's a great decision. >> All right, y'all. Sorry. Let's go. Come here. Let's go. >> The wrong person. Let's go. >> I'm not You keep with me. What am I going down here for? >> For what? >> Okay. For what? >> They don't have to be here. >> For what? You do have >> We will talk about it with you in the end. >> Okay. For what? >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> I'll give you Coco. I don't give a You know that. >> All right. Well, >> okay. >> Come on. Let's go. >> All right. >> Let's go. >> Okay. >> For what? >> What you trying to get? >> For what? >> For what? >> What am I going for? >> They're going to tell you. >> For what? For what? >> Cuz you want to whisper your headphones for what? What am I going down for? What am I going down for? >> Huh? What am I going to the office? >> Why you getting his face? >> Because he me every day. He just did this yesterday. Yes, >> he's a [ __ ] Yes, he's a [ __ ] >> Yeah. Yes, he is. You are too, [ __ ] >> You are too, [ __ ] All of y'all. >> Okay, I'm going. >> I'M GOING. >> I'M GOING. DON'T YOU? OKAY. >> OKAY. What y'all do? arrested. >> Okay. >> I know you. >> Okay. >> Hey, >> we appreciate you complying. Thank you. >> Nobody as [snorts] call me every day. Every day got dropped down. >> Let's talk already. As soon as HE SEEN ME, START WHISPERING THE MOTHER. OKAY. OKAY. YOU'RE NOT BAD. I AM. >> SO YOU DON'T FEEL how I feel. >> Okay. We'll come talk about it. >> Okay. Hello. Hello. Okay. Soon as I get to school, SOON AS I GET TO SCHOOL, THE MASK OUT. HERE HE GOES. I'm like, I'm going to take my picture. He like, "No, YOU'RE NOT DOING THAT." SO I GET IN the room to take my picture. He called the police, everybody. Cuz I'm trying to go in THE OFFICE. MY FACE. I'M LIKE, I GO TO THE OFFICE. I'M LIKE, FOR WHAT? He like, >> "Do you want to search your back? She smells." >> Yeah. Can I talk to one of y'all? >> Yeah, sure. >> Okay, let's do that. >> Hello. >> We can't hear her. I can't hear her. >> What? >> She said she want to talk to one of y'all. >> Okay, we'll call her from the office cuz I can't hear her at all. >> How can you not hear her? I can hear her. I can't hear her. >> You hear her perfectly? It's on speaker. >> I can't. >> So, she wants >> So, you don't hear her say, "Hi, sir. How are you?" I hear her perfectly fine. >> Turn up the volume. >> Stop lying. >> Turn up the volume. >> Talk. You hear her. >> Hello, Mom. >> We need to relax. I need you. >> She said, "Hello. How are you?" >> Officers attempt to move her into a controlled space to explain what's happening, but she continues refusing direction and escalating the situation. >> We'll talk to her in there. Like, >> okay. Tell me what's going on. Why am I here? >> Why? >> Go in that office. Somebody will tell you what was going on. >> No, y'all just want to mess with me every day. Y'all just >> No. >> Don't touch him. >> Everything. This is mine. >> Oh, she's not going to snap, is she? >> Okay, now you're >> No, you're dumb. Don't do that, >> bro. Okay. >> Okay. DON'T DO THAT. Get off of me. >> Get Get my hands off. >> Get off of me. You get your hands off of me, bro. >> Yes, >> bro. Get off of me. Okay, I'm stopping from touching me, bro. >> Stop resisting >> now. >> Bro, >> stop resisting now. >> Get off of me. >> No, you're done. >> You're done. You put your hands on administrator. You are done, >> bro. Coco, cut you down. >> Stop. >> I'm not resisting. Get the off of me, bro. >> You pushing me and [ __ ] I'm not resisting. I'm sitting on a desk. >> You're making it work, >> bro. If I was resistant, I WOULD BE YOUR RIGHT NOW. Get the [ __ ] off of me. >> Get off the table now. I'm done with you. >> You just put me on the table, [ __ ] >> I'm done with you, >> bro. Get off of me. I don't care. Co, you got to call. I was going to pull my mama. >> You send the back of you to Christmas High School. I got one juvenile, >> bro. Do that. >> Fighting. >> Do that. >> All right. >> Do that. >> You need to calm down. >> I am calm. >> All right. >> I was calm. >> I'm dumb. >> I was calm. Be done. Be done. I don't care. You put your hands on me. What's up? What's up? The [ __ ] You want to put your hands on me now? You want to press charge me, bro? Get off of me. Okay. Be done. I don't care. >> Move. I don't be back. >> Put your hands behind. >> Okay. Hey, just let it happen. >> Right. Let it happen. Let me sit down, bro. Stop. >> Just turn around. >> Damn. >> Here. [laughter] Just turn office right now. >> You got to call, bro. Where's my phone? Where my mom? What's your issue? Can I >> give me your hands? >> Can I take my grab for >> Give me your hands. >> Here we go. >> Bro, you got your right. >> There we go. >> You get off of me quick, bro. Let me [screaming] get off of me. >> I don't give a bro. Tase me. Get the off of me. >> Enough. Who the do you think you is? >> Stop. >> Get off of me, bro. Move. Let me breathe. >> Okay, let me breathe real quick. GET THE OFF of me. >> What? Listen. Trying to help you, but you don't want to do it. You put your hands on administrator. I'm done. And now you're going to be taken into custody. >> Yep. >> So, all you got to do is relax. >> Yep. >> You got your munch. >> Yep. >> So, you can either do this face. I'm not moving. All right. Well, I'm call >> You're not going to call your mom. >> Why? >> Cuz you're done. >> Okay. I'm call >> Stop, >> bro. Coco, you're not even stronger than me. You >> trying not to You're a >> You're a Get off of me, bro. >> You're not stronger than me, [ __ ] Obviously, >> destroying as [ __ ] as you destroy all the stuff. Get the [ __ ] off me. You're not following directions. Calm down. >> Come on. >> Got lotion all over. >> Come on. Let's go. Just get down. >> Wow. >> Wow. >> Come on. >> Come on. Killer 52. I have one in custody. >> You want to take a seat? >> I'm straight. I'm sitting down. >> Take a seat now. I'm not asking. >> Coco. What? >> No. Take a seat and stop resisting. >> Chill out. >> Hey, hold up. Hold up. Come on. >> Hey, just sit down. >> Just sit. Relax. >> I can't. >> What is What is this? >> I don't know. >> Oh, it's lens adhesive. Once physical contact occurs, deputies shift immediately from negotiation to custody. Continued resistance requires firm control measures and secured transport procedures. The situation spiraled once she continued resisting and turned physical, pushing the incident far beyond a routine school issue. She was later charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, disrupting school and related possession offenses.