Unlock the car and we will discuss this [music] further. >> Would you be willing to >> go? >> Stop trying to grab my phone. >> You ain't got no rights, no legal rights [music] to my child. Period. Mother, you ain't got no legal rights to my child. >> She's the mother. She ain't got no rights to my child, bro. A man got the same rights [music] as a woman do. >> I need you to set your daughter down. >> I'm not setting my daughter down. >> 16. Can you use >> You need to stop walking in the head. >> When face tof face with authorities, these fathers acted less like parents and more like rats. Defensive, immature, and reckless. And behind the excuses and poor decisions were children left to deal with the fallout. This is what happens when cops face the worst fathers. Hey, don't relax. STOP TOUCHING ME. >> CALM DOWN. >> WHY YOU TOUCHING ME? >> Don't touch me, bro. >> On July 16th, 2025, officers responded to a welfare check after reports of a drunk man stumbling down the middle of the road. What made it more concerning was that his young son was with him. >> Is he with you? >> Who is he? >> He's my dad. >> He's your dad? >> That's my son. >> All right, talk to me then. I don't hear. >> Hey, come here. Hey, why you touching me? >> Talk to me. Why you touching me? Don't touch me. Relax. Relax. Got to calm down. >> Relax. >> Dad, stop. >> You can't act like this dude in front of your kid, dude. >> Don't I don't want to touch you. You got to stop. >> I am nice to >> All right, relax. Why are you putting your hands on me? >> We got a call about you guys. So, you got to sit down and relax. >> I'm not going to sit down. >> All right, you can stand here. >> So, relax. The only reason we're stopping out with you guys is somebody called. They're worried. Okay, that's it. >> Nobody's in trouble. Just talk to us. >> Instead of listening to the officer, who was calmly reassuring him that he wasn't in trouble, he chose to walk away. It only turned the situation into something far more tense. Meanwhile, his son was left visibly upset, caught in the middle of it all. >> Get out of my way. >> Please don't make me put my hands on you, dude. >> You already did. You already did. You got to stop. >> Leave him alone. >> You already did. >> Okay. What's your name, bro? >> Leave him alone. >> Don't worry about it. >> What's your name? >> Leave him alone. >> What's your name? >> Leave him alone. >> Nobody's in trouble. We're here to help you guys out. That's it, brother. If we could get you guys home safely, we could do that for you. >> Can we do that for you? >> No. >> Where do you guys live? >> Don't worry about it. >> Hey, >> don't. >> So, I could tell that you've been drinking. >> You know what? >> Hey, >> please. >> You got to stop, dude. >> Look, >> you got to stop. >> Recording. record it. >> You got to stop. >> Don't touch me, bro. >> I'm not going to walk away with the kids like that. You're not in conditions right now. So, let us give you some help, dude. >> Okay. Where do you guys live? >> Don't worry about it, bro. >> Let me get you some help, brother. >> N touch me, bro. >> Don't touch me. Don't put me in handcuffs, dude. >> What? >> I don't want to put you in handcuffs. >> You're not going to put me in C handcuffs. Well, if I have to, I will. >> You'd think the risk of getting cuffed would have been enough, but he still continued to ignore their orders. It was obvious he was intoxicated by how he was moving and slurring his speech, and officers just wanted to make sure he and his son got home safely. >> Stop touching me, bro. >> Guys, stop. >> Give me a >> Where do you live, brother? >> Don't worry about it. >> Where do you live? >> Don't worry about it, bro. What's going on today? >> What's going on today? >> Don't touch me, bro. >> What's going on today? >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. What's going on today? >> Don't touch me, bro. >> You're not going to go anywhere. I already told you. >> Just leave him. PLEASE LEAVE MY DAD. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO GO ANYWHERE. >> LEAVE MY DAD. >> We're here to help you guys out. >> We're here to help you guys out. I'm not here to make things worse. Go somewhere else. This is none of your business. >> Hey, I don't have that. >> Ice. >> No, they're with me. >> The woman walking past misread what was happening and assumed the officers were ICE agents, the federal agency responsible for immigration and enforcement. [music] It was an unwelcome disruption, but officers were only focused on the safety of the suspect and his son. >> Ma'am, go on your way, please. Okay, go on your way. >> Find your business. Go. >> Make me. >> No. >> Nobody's in trouble. >> Dad, don't record them. >> Just leave us alone, please. >> Just leave us alone. I don't care. >> Mom, let me talk to my mom. >> No, don't guess this. Wait. >> Talk to your mom, buddy. >> All right. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. What's going on? We're not going to take him. >> What's going on? >> No, don't worry about it. I don't have nowhere to live. Just leave me alone. >> You're not in trouble. >> Dude, just leave me alone. >> Buddy, tell me your first touch, bro. answer. >> By that point, it was almost as if he were begging to go to jail. If he'd have just listened from the start, it likely wouldn't have spiraled into a traumatic scene for his 11-year-old son. [laughter] >> I already told you. >> Stop touching me, bro. >> I already told you. >> You're not going to go anywhere. I do not want to put you in handcuffs. 1729 and a half. Don't talk to him. >> Don't let him talk. >> The boy had called his mom and was speaking to her on the phone, clearly upset. But when officers asked to speak with her directly, he refused to hand over the phone. Leave him. Stop touching him. >> Stop touching him. >> Leave him alone. >> Please leave him alone. >> Listen to what I'm tell. >> Excuse me. >> No. >> No. You're not going to talk to my mother. Stop touching me, bro. >> Stop. >> You're touching me, bro. >> I don't give a detained right now. >> Oh, for what? For what? >> For what? >> The officers only wanted to speak with the boy's mom to see if she could pick him up. Making sure he'd be taken somewhere safe. By that point, it was clear they had reached their limit, and the father's actions had left them with little choice. about four minutes ago. >> Take me to jail. I don't give a >> I need to talk to your mom, >> man. No, you're not going to talk to my my babe mama. >> Hang up. Where you going? >> My mother. Leave my dad already. Just leave him alone. >> Stay over here, dude. >> Don't let him take advantage of you, bro. Don't >> back up. >> I'm going to jail. >> Touch me, bro. >> Touch me, bro. You're not going to do >> I don't give a Stop touching me, bro. >> Don't touch me. [screaming] [groaning] >> You're not going to take my kid. Take the kid. >> Hey, stop. Stop. By that point, it was clear he wasn't going to cooperate. And the moment he pushed the officer, he crossed a line that couldn't be ignored. So eventually, the officers placed him under arrest. It was a scene no child should have to witness. >> Stop. [screaming] MY DAD. NO. NO. THEY'RE HURTING IT. What the [screaming] hurting? Bro, >> get your hands off my son, bro. >> Get your hands off my son, bro. >> How old are you? >> So, what? Don't worry about it. >> 11 11year-old. >> Why did you tell him >> with the male subject that >> Don't be yelling at him being disrespectful. >> He's allowed to be Yeah, that's my son. be the my son. >> I'm not. >> They told us that the male subject could barely walk when I showed up. >> And what >> you were walking from side to side and I could tell >> over there and what? >> You're the under the influence of alcohol. Okay. >> So what? >> You can't be walking with the kid >> while being drunk, dude. So I need to know who you are. >> Your mama. >> The father didn't seem bothered about behaving terribly in front of his son. He was setting a bad example. It's exactly that kind of poor parenting that creates a cycle where a parent's terrible attitude is carried over to the child even until adulthood. >> You guys jump, man. >> Hey, are you from Texas? >> No, I'm not from Texas, bro. What the I'm from Cali, bro. >> I was born in Cali, bro. So, >> watch your head. Watch your head. You arrest me in front of my son. Bro, >> we tried to get you some help, bro. We >> tried to get you some help. >> Could have simply stopped, talk to us. >> I love you, bro. >> Tell us what was going on and see. >> I will. >> Why is he touching my phone like that? >> Okay. >> Because he wants to go in the car and he can't go back to >> He doesn't want to go with his mom. >> I know. We're going to work on that. >> He doesn't want to go with his mom. >> We're going to work on not >> Is grandma better? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let us work on that. Okay. >> Are you going to open the window? >> Yeah. Get an air. >> I'll open the window right now. Brother, >> I'm going to fight you guys, bro. Please don't, man. I want to fight you again. Helper or what? >> In the end, the suspect was charged with public intoxication, battery on an officer, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. While that was being handled, officers were able to get in touch with the boy's mom, who came to pick him up. On July 7th, 2025, officers at Austin Bergstrom International Airport were alerted to a male passenger causing issues. He was removed from a flight for being intoxicated and threatening staff. What made it more concerning was that he was traveling with his two young kids. >> You know what I mean? And I'm here with my kids, bro. Like, I'm not trying to So, I understand, >> right? So, obviously, I get off pissed off, right? So, now I'm pissed off. >> Okay. >> You know what I mean? >> Cuz like I don't have a ride home. >> I understand. You know what I mean? Like I'm >> So this is all I'm trying to figure. This is all I'm trying to figure out. Okay. >> So I'm just pissed. >> I have nothing to do with the airline. >> The airline called the complaint that I got was call came out. I'm sitting right here at my checkpoint. >> And I got a call said, "Hey, there's a gentleman that kicked off the flight, had two kids, right? I don't know. I never met you." >> Yeah. >> According to them, >> sure, you're belligerent. You're intoxicated. Right. Now that I see you, you obviously know where you're at. You're >> Initially, the officer didn't think the man matched the level of intoxication the airline had reported. He appeared coherent and was even cooperating at first, but that didn't last. The airline had flagged him for making verbal threats toward staff. >> All I said was to the little lady cuz Okay. Okay. And this is a personal opinion. This is not a verbal threat in my opinion. She's a black lady with glasses. I go, "Oh, are you the DEI standin here?" Like giving me to get off the plane. Give me a break. I I got a little political. I said the DEI. That was it. You know what I mean? But I didn't I didn't get I didn't say nothing threatening or anything like that. You know, >> he had accused a black airline staff member of being a DEI hire, referring to a framework focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives meant to promote fair hiring practices. It was a racist remark made worse by the fact he didn't appear to recognize it as such. >> All I was told is he needs to come off and he had two young girls with him. So, we asked him to come off. Finally did. He walked about halfway up the jetwood bridge and came back down. So he needed his bag. He started kind of running his mouth there in the jet bridge. Um, nobody really paid attention there and he kind of turned around and left. Um, so he went up. I assume he went this way, I guess. I don't really know cuz that's where he came from. We came back to the top uh to finish boarding. >> But he didn't get violent with anybody, right? >> No, not like swinging or anything. So then he came back. Then he asked me why he was why he was removed from the from the aircraft. He said I would tell him. I said I never said I'll tell you anything. But however, if you need to know, you were removed cuz you're been having some drinks. You're intoxicated. Um that's when it all started. That was when seems bright. You're a fat just going on. The father had threatened to dropkick the airline worker and continued hurling abuse at him all while his two young daughters watched the whole thing unfold. It was hardly setting a good example. But despite everything, the worker wasn't interested in pressing charges. I mean zero reason and I just missed flight in both of their swim tournament and karate because of this stupid fat man go out you know exactly >> easy man watch the language man I can I freedom of speech homie I can say what I want >> for the sake of your kids man just relax >> you know what they've already heard worse animal that's for the sake of your kids. That's all. >> Animal right there. >> You're just about setting a good example for your kids. That's all. >> Hey, you know what? I You know what? You're setting example for my kids. The public school system I hear out of their >> Okay. All right. We're done talking, man. >> Just hang tight. You I need to hang tight, though. >> Yeah, exactly. >> He was openly loud and racist, even dismissing concerns about his children, saying they'd heard worse. He had originally been meant to fly his daughters out for a sports tournament, but his own behavior had already brought that plan to a halt. >> You are detained, sir. Legal detain. For what? For what? >> I'm investigating what happened. They follow the >> What? You You're not You're not even talking to anybody. How are you investigating anything? You're literally walking around back and forth. You ain't talking to anybody. >> I have a radio, sir. >> Yeah. Okay. So, what's going on? >> Okay. Well, when I find out, I'll let you know. >> Yeah. Well, when my dad gets here, you're going to find out. >> Okay. I'm trying to figure that out. This are you listening to it? >> You need to listen to this. This is very important for reasons. >> Ella, come over here. >> Ella, you need to listen to this. >> What am I saying for sir? >> Relax, man. >> What am I saying for, sir? >> When I find out, I'll tell you. >> Exactly. So, when you find out, so when you find out, you can meet me right there. Don't Don't make me embarrass you in front of your kids to put your hands. Just relax, brother. Relax. Relax. Okay. Just calm down. >> All right. Now you're going to make me make a phone call that's going to embarrass you. >> Okay, sure. >> His children had more sense than him. Even begging him to stop. It was striking to see them acting more composed than the adult supposedly responsible for them. His threats to wait until his dad gets there only made him sound even more childish. >> I'm going to go ahead and tell him to go and then I'm going to go outside. Okay. >> Oh, and now Oh, now he's now he's doing the big boy move. Yeah. Handcuffs out and put his hands in his pocket. He's a big boy. >> He's a big boy. >> They kicked you off his Wowee. Wowee. You're such a big boy, cop. Oh, look at you with your handcuffs already and stuff, >> right? Keep it up. I'll put some >> They don't want to press charges, so you're free to go. >> I don't get >> They want to press charges. Can I press charges? >> No. >> No. Oh, isn't that funny how that works? Isn't that funny? >> Free to go. >> Oh, wow. >> Yeah. Well, I'm free to go right here. You guys are free to go. Get the my face. >> I got my kids here. >> Yes. >> Yeah, exactly. So, walk and go. >> It'll be a very >> perfect, dude. Hang out there while we hang out here. >> If you can Can we not hang out here? >> Go find your ride, sir. You're about to You're about to go to jail. >> Guess what? >> For what? For what? For what? >> Public intoxication. >> I'm not intoxicated. No. Uh-huh. >> They're giving you We're giving you one chance now. Take off. >> I'm sitting here for my ride. >> Go this way. >> Where? Where would you like me to go? >> Where would you like me to go? Over here. >> Where would you like to have a chance? >> He had the opportunity to walk away free with no charges despite the way he had acted. But instead of taking it, he just kept pushing the officers. He pushed them too far and in the process got himself a one-way ticket to jail. >> Bro, come on, man. Let me just go home. I'll get out of here, dude. >> Uh, Nicholas. >> Yeah, I give I give his ID back. He's welcome to call. >> Your ride is going. >> Can I please tell you what happened? >> No, let's go. >> All right. Good. >> It's all right. >> It's okay. You're going to go with papa. You're going to go with papa. It's fine. >> Melvin making threats talking. >> I know I wasn't making threats, bro. I was just telling go because I was trying to go outside, man. Please. My dad's right there. Please. My kids and everything. Please, sir. >> Man, >> when can I get out? >> Usually you have to stay about 4 to 6 hours. >> 4 to 6 hours. >> 46. Four to six. >> Four to six. >> Okay. Get there and sober up and then come back here. Just don't don't drink. Don't drink anymore. >> Bro, what do you mean what are you talking about? What do they give you? Give you beer and then I'm drinking. >> Funny how as soon as the handcuffs came out, he immediately changed his tune and became compliant. But it was too late. He'd already shown his true colors. While in the patrol car, officers spoke with his dad, who'd arrived to pick up the kids. He was talking to you. >> He was talking on the phone, >> right? And I was trying to talk with him. I'm like, I'm like, "Hey, it's a class C misdemeanor. It's like a ticket. >> He'll be in and out. Once he soers up, you'll see the magistrate. There's a magistrate there at the Travis County Jail 24 hours. As soon as he soers up, see the magistrate, they'll release him on bond. I don't know what >> is that going to be tonight or are they going to keep him all morning?" >> Uh, [ __ ] >> 46 hours. >> Yeah, it it'll be pretty It's pretty quick. When I say pretty quick, I mean, like I said, 40 46. We don't want to make other travel plans though >> until he's as soon as he's >> calms down and even before 6 hours if he's calm and cool and he has arrived for him to calm down for 20 years. >> So much for his father coming and standing up to the officers as he'd earlier threatened. In fact, after speaking with the suspect's father, they found out that the suspect had been arrested many times before. In [music] the end, the suspect was charged with public intoxication. On February 16th, 2026, officers were called to a Bubba's restaurant in Jackson Township, Ohio, after staff reported a heavily intoxicated customer, Ty Gracie. He was with his young daughter. And after leaving the restaurant, they feared he might try to drive. >> How you doing, buddy? >> Good. We got a call that you were trying to drive away with your daughter. It's a little impaired. >> No, I'm going back inside to get my pickup. No one's impaired. I haven't even had enough to be impaired, buddy. You can go in and look at my stuff. Well, the business called and said you're intoxicated. >> Well, they Okay. So, say somebody gives you something. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And you haven't even had a couple sips of it. Plus, you've been in there for 45 minutes. >> Uh-huh. >> So, how am I toxicated? >> Well, I just have to investigate it. >> Well, then go in there and look at my drink. >> Well, I can do more than just look at your drink. You could have drank before you got here. >> I didn't drink before I got here. I got my baby with me. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? No. >> Okay, listen. Stop walking away from me. >> I'm getting my food. >> Why are you guys doing this to my kid? This is entrapment. >> What you guys are doing is entrapped. >> You need to stop. >> Do you see what you're doing? >> No, you're doing this. I'm not the one that was drinking. >> Listen. [crying] Let me go inside and get my >> I need your identification. >> Okay. >> I don't have my identification. >> Okay. What's your social? >> What? >> What is your social? >> I don't know my social. >> Okay. You're going to be placed under arrest for obstructing if you want to keep playing that game. >> Please, please, please. >> I don't want you digging my >> I understand, sweetheart. He's not. We just got to figure some things out. You're making this complicated. >> The police report stated that an employee called 911 out of concern [music] that Tai might try to drive home and put his daughter in danger. Given his behavior, it was clear he wasn't in any condition to be behind the wheel, especially with a child in the car. >> I didn't do anything to anybody, buddy. >> Okay, >> you can go in there and look on camera. I just was trying to get my receipt. I tipped the waitress. Well, I didn't do anything. I didn't even touch any drinks or anything. >> Then why would they call saying that you were drinking in there? >> Because I got a margarita and then she said not to drink it. So, I stopped drinking it. >> Who says not to drink it? >> The waitress. >> Why would she tell you not to drink it? >> That's what I'm asking you, buddy. >> Okay. I need your social. >> I don't know it. >> Okay. I need you to set your daughter down. >> I'm not setting my daughter down. 16. >> Can you please >> You need to stop me in the head. Quit. >> You can shoot me in the head. Why he's not putting his daughter down? >> You need to stop walking away from me. >> His daughter was visibly upset, [music] clearly shaken by everything unfolding in front of her. Situations like that are never easy, especially when officers have to arrest a parent in front of their child. But Tai escalated the situation. Then >> set your daughter down. Up. Reach. Set your daughter down right now. >> That's my keys. >> That's my keys. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> That's my key. >> What am I doing? >> You wreak of alcohol. Put your hands behind your back. >> What am I doing? >> No, you're doing this. >> No, you guys are doing this. >> I'm not even doing anything wrong. >> They're They're grabbing me up. I'm not even not resisting nothing. I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Using his daughter as a human shield and telling the officers to shoot him in the head was deeply alarming. What kind of father puts their child in danger like that? >> You're just drunk, bud. >> No, I'm not. >> You're drunk an idiot. That's what you're doing right now. You understand that, right? >> You're judging me. You You >> You're being a drunk idiot. >> We haven't even had a full converation. >> You're about to leave with your daughter hammered. Yeah, I'm judging you. >> I'm not against anybody or anything. I'm not that type of person. You guys are taking me completely the wrong way. I know. Give me a second. >> And I'm being treated the wrong way and this is not right at all. >> Listen. >> So if I come into Bubba's get some food, >> then that's your cuffs stay the way they are then. Come on. >> We're going to adjust your cuffs >> if you can comply. Okay. >> Okay. I will comply with >> If you do anything, you're going to go >> I'm not going to go against your order, sir. >> Okay. I appreciate that. >> I wasn't even here long enough to even do anything, buddy. That's >> a booze. Yeah, I'm going. You wreak of alcohol. >> Well, then >> you're not complying with verbal orders. You're using your daughter as a shield. >> I'm not using my daughter as a shield. >> You 100% were, boss. >> No, I wasn't. You could see my daughter was crying, so I was hollering her cuz I'm using my daughter as a shield at all or anything like that. So, that's false statements. After securing him in the back of the patrol car, the officers checked his silver truck in the parking lot and found multiple open [music] containers inside, including a half-finish bottle of tequila and premixed margarita. >> I mean, you have alcohol open containers in your car. >> They're not mine. I don't know whose be. >> That's not It's not my vehicle. And there's also >> there Yeah, we have witnesses saying you came in drunk and you were cussing and yelling. I mean, >> I never cussed or yelled once. She can even ask my daughter that. >> Okay, that's fine. >> And she and my daughter don't lie. >> Okay. Do you have anything on you that you're not supposed to have? You're going to be booked in the Stark County jail tonight. >> I don't have anything on me, buddy. I told you I don't I'm not that type of person. >> I'm not saying you are. >> Officers called Tai's parents to arrange for someone to pick up [music] his daughter. They explained the whole situation to the grandparents. Sometime later, they arrived to collect the young girl. >> I'm Officer Myers. Like I said, >> he's a good dad and everything. I think he's got some >> I mean he picked it up had his hand in his pocket. So he's lucky [music] he's not in the body bag right now. I mean huh >> where's >> she's over here. >> Is she okay? >> Yeah he has a half drink of tequila in his front seat as long thing. >> Okay. >> So >> you've been graded up to he's been a real good dad but he's better. >> Child services were called. Ty Gracie was taken to jail where he spent the night. He was charged with three misdemeanor. disorderly conduct, child endangerment, [music] and obstructing official business. He pleaded not guilty. On July 24th, 2023, in the height of summer, officers were called to a Walmart parking lot after witnesses reported seeing a young boy by himself in a hot car. They suspected he had been alone in the car for at least 30 minutes. >> I thought I saw a dad with him loading a car. Didn't think anything of it. saw an empty shopping cart. I figured, oh, dad just the shopping cart investigation. >> There's nobody there. So, that's that's what I and I could be mistaken. It could have been a different car, but I >> church. >> Hi. >> What's your name? >> No. Oh, >> okay. Oh, smart. >> What time did you send that text that you I texted my husband 18 minutes ago. >> What time? You have the specific time. I know what date. Don't get it, man. >> The two women tried to piece together exactly when they spotted the little boy alone in the car. Going over the details, they said he was playing a game on a phone, which looked like it had a credit card tucked in the back, something they thought might identify the father. >> So 7:35 I texted my husband. >> 7:35. >> Yeah. >> And we had been here about 10 times at that point. We text our husbands that we're not going to be back right away. >> So I would say 7:25. >> So you think 9:25 7:25 is when you first noticed that he was just sitting in the car by himself at this point. >> I know. I thought I thought So we were parked here. I got in the car and when we were backing up and pulling up, I saw him and he opened the door >> and then by the time we pulled past the stop sign and she put on the flashers and I got out, he was out here past the yellow line. >> Okay. Okay. So, he was standing out here and then you came back and >> and I I like did this and just kind of corraled him back in the car and >> I said, "Where is dad?" And he just all he's done is shook his head. >> The 2-year-old boy, Luca, was clearly scared and didn't want to speak to anyone. The fact that he had gotten out of the car and tried to leave suggested he was uncomfortable and likely had been there for quite some time. Hey, >> his dad. >> Dad. >> What? >> Are you dad? >> Yeah. How long are you in the store for? >> Uh, just 10 minutes to just go grab something. >> Just 10 minutes. >> Yeah. >> So, these nice ladies are saying that at 7:25 they came out here and the kid was alone. So, if I check the cameras, is it going to say 10 minutes? >> Maybe 10 15 was walking around out here in the parking lot. >> Who walking around? >> Your child. >> He How he take out of the car? >> Probably by opening the door. Call us. >> Yeah. Come see us. >> This Who's this car registered to? >> My friend. >> He let you borrow the car. >> Sorry. >> He let you borrow the car. >> Yeah. >> The father, Stefan, appeared more irritated that his son had left the car than concerned for [music] his safety. Considering he'd been left in a hot vehicle, it was hardly surprising Luca tried to get out. It also came to light that Stefon had two sons, yet only took one into Walmart. Are these both your sons? >> Yeah. 34. >> Let me ask you this. Why did you leave him in the car and bring him with? >> Because he say my tummy is hurt. I want to stay in the car. >> And I say, "Okay, I think it's going to be 5 minutes and then we stay in the line and wait." >> I don't know. It's going to be stay 20 minutes. You know >> the line at what? Like the checkout line or what? >> Check out line to buy that. And he says, "Please, I want to stay watch the [music] watch the movie." And I say, "Okay." I give him a phone and I believe I can come back in 5 minutes. I don't know the line was took too long to wait, you know, to check out. >> You left him inside cuz he was complaining of a tummy ache. Didn't want to come. >> Yeah. He say my tummy is hard. I say, "Okay, that's just 5 minutes. I don't play to stay 15 20 minutes." >> Or did you come here to get batteries? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then you you were inside for 15 20 minutes. >> Okay. And then come out here and cuz they're saying it's much longer than that that they were waiting out here. I don't think so. I don't think so. More than 20 minutes to stay inside. >> Stefan claimed he'd only been inside for 15 minutes, but each time the officer asked, that estimate seemed to grow by another five. The inconsistency didn't go unnoticed. [music] Even so, the witnesses had said it had been at least 30 minutes since they spotted him. >> Do you think it's a good idea to leave your >> I know. I know that's I know that's my bad. I know that's not good. than I do. I know I make mistake, but I he say I I think that's that's fine for a couple minutes. You know, I don't play to stay more than 5 minutes. I just think, okay, go inside, pick up that and go out and that's it for 5 minutes. >> Stefan claimed he had locked the doors and had no idea how his son managed to get out. To get clarity on exactly how long the child had been left unattended, [music] the officer reviewed the store's surveillance footage. >> Get out of here. Um, I'll probably try to follow up with the key to get the full video at a later time. So, I appreciate you, man. >> No problem. >> Thanks. >> Thomas will be here in the morning. >> All right. Yeah, cool. Thanks. Put the kids in the car right now. >> Yeah. >> Sorry. >> No, you're fine. You told me that you're coming from uh Elmherst. That's quite a drive. >> Yeah, that's fine. Let's go the car and then >> Hey, Mom. When you're ready, you have a driver's license I can take a look at. All right, Stefan. So, here's the deal. Right now, based on a little investigation I've done here, I I have to take you back to the station and do some processing for a day and a child. Okay? You left the kid for 30 minutes out here by themselves. Okay? So, right now, you are under arrest. Okay? 30 minutes in a hot car could have led to fatal consequences, and the unlocked door exposed the kid to serious dangers like abduction as well. Thankfully, [music] Luca was safe. Officers had already contacted the boy's mom, who later arrived to collect them. >> Hey, Stefan, is it okay if I tell your wife what's going on? >> Okay, so here's the deal. Based on everything, I had to do an investigation. My investigation determined that he left the kid 30 minutes. Okay. Um, he stayed Illinois. That suffices to child endangerment. Okay. He's not going to stay overnight. There's a bond. His bond will be $100. Okay. He can post his bond. We're going to process him at the station. He'll be released. You can either pick him up at the station police department. Okay? Um, and we'll go from there. But there's just a totality of things. Left for a long time. I don't know if he told you, but some nice ladies saw your kid alone in the car for a long time. >> Ended up getting out of the car, almost walked into traffic [music] here. They had to stop Luca from walking into traffic. >> The officer took the mom's phone number so she could be contacted later to pick him up from jail. Under state law, it states that [music] a child under the age of six, left alone in a motor vehicle for longer than 10 minutes, automatically qualifies as a [music] child endangerment case. >> All right, let me explain this to you, Stephan. So, this right here is your bond. Okay? So, what this is is essentially you promising you're posting the $100 today so that you don't have to stay overnight and you're promising to show up your court date. Okay? Your court date is August 22nd, 2023, 1:30 p.m. at Skoi Courthouse. That's 5600 Old Trick Road. Do you know where that's at? >> I don't know about the check. >> Okay. 1 It's going to be at 1:30 p.m. Okay. >> Okay. >> Make sure you show up to court because there's a lot of court proceedings are going to happen after this. If you don't show up, you can be a warrant for your arrest. >> Okay. I said, I does the like zoom or >> it'll probably be a person. It'll probably be a person. Okay. >> Stefan was charged with child endangerment. Good thing the two women had spotted Luca and called 911 before anything potentially bad could [music] have happened to the young boy. On February 11th, 2026, officers in Puallup, Washington, responded to a junior high school after an incident involving an angry father picking up his son. The police have been made aware of what happened days earlier and confronted [music] him in the parking lot. >> Cole, I need you to unlock the car. I'm >> trying to open. You know, you just violated law right, right? >> You're being audio and video recorded and you're under arrest. >> For what? Step out of the vehicle and I'll explain it to you. >> For what? >> Step out of the vehicle and I'll explain it to you. >> Tell me your cause. >> Reckless driving and two counts of driving suspended. Step out. >> Oh, yeah. No, that's not how that works. >> That is how that works. >> Nope. Uh, I did not reckless drive. I have it on video. >> Okay. I need you to step out of the car, Cole. >> No, sir. Get your supervisor. >> I don't need to get my supervisor. I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> No probable cause. You are acting if you do not you do not unlock the car >> and step out of the vehicle. >> You are acting based on a false report. >> If you do not >> unlock the car and step out of the vehicle, I will break your window. Okay. >> You will break my window. >> Yes. >> And what is your cause? >> I just told you. >> No, you didn't. >> Yes, I didn't. >> No, you didn't. >> Reckless driving and two counts of driving suspended. You are currently driving suspended. I watched you drive into the parking lot. You're driving suspended. Harassment. >> That is not harassment. It is actually >> I'm going to give you one more opportunity to comply [music] with this and then I'm going to break your window. >> Days before the incident, the dad, Cole, had ignored the school's traffic orders not to drive through a crossing. He then went home and posted a video of the incident on Facebook, angrily claiming he had waited 3 minutes to cross. This is the video he posted. >> Shut the up. There was no one crossing. Had it on video. might have been in the way of my guard. >> He claimed nobody was crossing at the time, which officers quickly debunked after watching the school surveillance footage. After reviewing the video, officers obtained a statement from the crossing guard and did some more digging, discovering Cole's license was suspended. Here's the school's surveillance footage. Let me call my wife so he can be picked up. >> Step out of the vehicle and I will let you drive. Call your wife. >> Well, let me drive home. >> I will let you call your wife. >> Can you tell me the probable cause? >> I just told you the probable cause. >> Unlock the car. >> Would you be willing to look at a video? Unlock the car and we will discuss this further. >> Would you be willing to >> step out of the car? >> You're going to be paying for that. >> Okay, >> bro. How do I step out of the car if the car? >> You're going to be paying for that. >> Unlock your seat belt. >> Unlock your seat belt. >> Stop trying to grab my phone. >> Step out of the car. >> Back. You don't need to be so forceful. >> Well, just complain. >> Yeah. >> How am I not? I got out of the car. I stopped my recording. >> Bro, you're going to break my finger. >> I'm not being >> the fact that this had to the fact that this had to escalate to this point. >> Bro, you didn't even >> You're being Do you know what RAZ is? >> He asked the officers if they knew what RAZ was or reasonable articulable suspicion. the standard that allows police to briefly detain someone given there's reason to believe a crime is being committed. Of course, the officers obviously knew the law better than he did. >> Oh, you guys got a lawsuit on your hands. These guys have been harassing me since day one of school. >> Have a seat. >> I have a video. >> You got anything on you that's going to stick or poke me? >> No, I've got a video that proves that they made a false report. Okay, it's being audio and video recorded in the back seat as well. >> There's audio and video recorded in the back seat. So, anything that you do is being recorded back there. Go and have a seat. Your glasses. >> Uh, no. No. They're prescription. They are prescription. They're prescription. >> You want the hell? I see you. >> Stop. >> They're prescription. YOU CANNOT TAKE MY PRESCRIPTION GLASSES. >> SIT down in my >> prescription. You piece of >> trash. Sit. >> You piece of [ __ ] are you in? Lean you. >> The officers must be fed up with listening to his whiny voice. He was like a child. It's seriously concerning that he was a father responsible for looking after a child when it seemed like he couldn't even look after himself. >> I do not give consent to search MY VEHICLE. I DO NOT CONSENT TO SEARCH IN MY VEHICLE. >> All right, that's exactly how I knew it was going to go. >> Yes, let's do it. >> You guys are going to pay for all of this. >> What is your reasonable articulable suspicion? Can Can you uh >> do you understand these rises? >> What is your reasonable Hey, >> I'm asking you about cause and raz. So, I think it's a >> you want to talk to Can you articulate the reasonable articulable suspicion? No. Okay. Piece of You suck at your job. I want cause. You failed to provide cause. Can I talk to you? Can I talk to you, please? No. So, none of these officers want to investigate. Do you guys know what an investigation is? No. Cole asked the officer if he was the one who harassed him last year, letting it slip that he'd been in trouble with the law before. Officers would surely remember him. He's got to [music] be one of the most annoying suspects they've ever dealt with. >> So, you guys going to end up looking on my phone and deleting a video when you find it? Is that what's going to happen? Yeah, because the video proves that you guys are wrong. IT SHOWS A GUY STEPPING IN FRONT OF MY CAR, WHICH IS ILLEGAL. I WANT TO PRESS CHARGES. I also want to press charges for a false report. False report. Yeah, morons. Do you guys have evidence of what you're claiming? No, you don't. So, do you know how to conduct an investigation? There's video evidence that shows that uh the guy may eat a false report on my phone. All this can end if you actually do your job and do an investigation, but you won't because you're incompetent. That's why you couldn't even give proper reasonable articulable suspicion. Do you even know what those words mean? >> I don't think you do. >> Oh, yeah, I do. Because you think just stating what? What' you say I did? >> You didn't want to talk to me about this so I don't have to talk to you. >> I'm talking about it right now, dumb. You don't want to do your job and conduct an investigation. You're quite stupid actually. Really stupid. completely. >> You do know that the uh education board, the principal has no authority, right? And you do know it's a crime to uh make a false report and I've got evidence of that false report because I never endangered anyone. >> He tried to spew legal jargon that he obviously didn't understand in an attempt to intimidate the officers. Except what he said was pointless because the school surveillance footage clearly showed a student crossing while the traffic officer tried to prevent him from driving. >> Okay. So, while we're in route, I got two trespass notifications for you. One from the district from the sheriff's department. >> Oh, yeah. I would have to actually commit a crime. >> Both of them state and make it a crime for you to be on campus at either Glacier View Junior High or Pemble Ridge High School. Oh, so I can't conduct my legal business because of harassment. >> You can pick up your child in the neighborhood across the street on campus. >> You guys are going to be involved in a lawsuit. >> You would know that if you watch the video. You can clearly see that uh the person that I know made the report stepped in front of my vehicle while I was moving while impeding my flow of travel. Both of those are are crimes. You know that, right? >> Okay. Okay. I'm ret so I just say okay. Don't know how to do my job. >> So, what'd you guys do with my son? >> Wife's been notified that your son needs to be picked up. >> So, uh did you guys falsely imprison him while you uh arrested me? Did you call him to the principles? You guys were here prepared. You guys had a plan. You worked with the principal. The principal that has already shown me clear disdain of the constitution. I swear you were there that day. >> Oh, I'm bleeding. You've got my finger. I knew you've got my finger. You must conspiracy. >> Cole went on and on, ranting and rambling on about nonsense. The officer must have [music] been so fed up with listening to his voice. By the time they reached the station, he had endured over an hour of his non-stop talking. He deserved a medal. where you blocked access to public property, which is a federal crime, by the way. You know that, right? Last year, you committed a federal crime to harass me on the orders of a school principal. That's pretty bad. That it's literally what communists do. They don't like you, so they create ways to attack you using the law, and then they decide to ignore evidence. Yeah. >> Cole was charged with reckless driving, [music] driving suspended, and obstruction of resisting arrest. He was also issued a trespass warning from the school and told he would be banned for over a year. And after all his threats, he in fact had to pay for his own window to get fixed. On July 5th, 2024, officers pulled over a vehicle after the driver, Dion, ran a red light. Once the car eventually came to a stop, they discovered a father, Randy, inside along with his young son. >> You didn't see my lights on? >> Yeah, I did. >> So, what are you supposed to do when you see them pull over right now? We're blocking the lane. >> So, immediately turn right here and pull over in that turn lane over yonder to the interstate. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. Hello, I'm Deputy Harris of Quager County. The reason I'm stopping you. >> Okay, I'm not I'm pass that. We're all good. [music] Yeah, just next time just pull over immediately and we just listen real quick. Just next time just pull over immediately and then uh if we got to move, we got to move. But like if you keep rolling and stuff, it looks really weird. So, um, they read I'm stopping you. Uh, [music] you roll past that stop sign, uh, leaving the Walmart. >> You rolled it. You rolled it. >> No, you rolled it, bro. >> There were multiple men in the car. It was quickly confirmed that Dion had been the one driving. But as the officer looked further into the vehicle, something else caught his attention. Something that turned the stop into something far more alarming. >> You got on you. >> A There's a bat. >> That's the back. Lean back. Lean back. >> What's that? >> What's that? >> Oh, man. >> Come on. I'm not stupid. This ain't my first time. >> I have no I I'm sure you do. This is what I do all day, bro. I smell from the car and I see he has Okay. Whose child is this? >> My son. >> Okay. Where y'all going? >> Okay. From where? >> Oh, you mind stepping out for me? You >> leave your phone and all that. Stop right there. Pull your pants up. Turn face the car. Put your hands on my hood. >> There's going to be a problem in my pocket. Don't be mad. >> No. used. >> N hold on, bro. You nasty, bro. >> You don't keep it in your wallet. Can pass me them gloves, please. >> N like No, but it's like out like >> a I'll get it. >> The officer discovered that Dion had previously been arrested for battery. Dion insisted it happened when he was a juvenile and claimed he changed. It also came to light that he was Ry's cousin, making the kid his nephew. When the last time you smoked? Last time I smoked? >> Yeah. I don't care if you I'll be honest with you. I don't care about I do care if you lie to me about it. You know what I mean? >> Is that what I'm smelling is on your clothes? >> Yeah. >> You're going to have the passenger front passenger step out. >> Okay. All right. He's arrested owner. I'll pick out step out for me, boss. >> He's arrested owner of the car. >> You got a medical card? Do you got one? >> All right. Step out. Leave your Leave your wallet and phone call. >> Nothing on you. Anything in the car? When was the last time you smoked? >> Were y'all smoking together or what's that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Like I told you, boy, I don't care about, bro. But if you're lying to me and crap, then I'll take you to jail for misery. I don't care. But if you're honest with me, then we all good. Is that fair? The officer could tell the men had been smoking marijuana with the child in the car, and none of them had a medical marijuana card. Randy had lit a cigarette, most likely in an attempt to mask the smell, and the officer saw through the tactic immediately. >> All right, Randy, come on out. Leave your phone in there. Put that cigarette out. You're lit. You're just littered, by the way. I said put it out. I a >> I ain't worried about that cigarette. I'm just I just put it down cuz you told me to put it >> I said put it out now and put it down. Come back here. >> What y'all pulling me for? >> Cut my license. Cut my license. >> Your boy rolled a stop sign. Come over here. >> I know. But he got license. >> But he rolled a stop sign. >> I know. >> So if you if you run a stop sign, what's that? A traffic infraction, right? So my job is >> That's not a traffic infraction. That's That's a stop. That's a traffic stop. How you going to tell me what a traffic >> running a running a stop? Turn around and face the car. Turn around. Face the car. Face the car. Place your hand on the Place your hand on the vehicle. >> Instead of listening, Randy argued with the officer and wouldn't cooperate. It was a surefire way to be detained, which is exactly what happened. He kept talking about his son being in the car like he cared. If he did, he wouldn't have put his son in danger in the first place. >> Your boy ran your boy ran the stop sign. >> The ticket bro. >> What does him having a valid driver's license have to do with the ability of the car? driving the car. He's good. >> Get in the back. You don't want to listen. So >> I know I'm listening. I'm getting in the back like you telling me, bro. You act like you going to take me to jail. >> Well, you I could take you to jail right now. You're resisting. Get in. >> I'm not resisting, son. >> You did. I had to tell you three times. Spread your feet. >> Resisting, bro. You want to do You tell me three times. >> Come on, man. You see what's going on? Officer, >> you don't talk. >> Come on, man. >> Can you stand by with him for a second? And I'm going to check on the kids and then I'm going to explain to them what's >> Hey buddy, how you doing? >> Good. >> One of the passengers had called Ry's sisters who eventually arrived to collect the 8-year-old boy. Meanwhile, officers searched all the passengers details in the police [music] database. >> Neo, how do you spell your name? >> D E O N. Sir, >> relax. >> All right. before you get back there with him. >> Oh, no. No. >> What's your middle What's your middle initial? >> S. >> Your last name? >> L A S T E R. >> You did a birth. >> 21. >> Yes. 21. >> Oh, thought you gave me something else. >> Probation for felony battery and all the other stuff. But uh probation ended a couple weeks ago or a couple months ago. >> My son in the car, man. My son is in the car, bro. My son's in the car. My son's in the car, Dion. I swear to God. I swear to God. They had no search warrant or nothing. None of that. None of that. They had no search warrant or none of that. >> But you don't know there no drugs in the car you're driving. >> If there were, where would they be? >> Right now, you're driving. There's drugs in the car. Dion insisted he didn't know that there were drugs in the car despite being the one driving, but the officers weren't willing to take his word for it and decided to search the vehicle instead since they had probable cause. >> If you had to guess, what would you say that is? >> Well, there's no drugs in there. If we were to find anything in there, whose would it be? >> Yours. >> Suspicion. >> Guess what? I guess what he had on his shirt when I pulled up on him. >> Time for us to restart and be honest. Right. Right. >> Is there anything in that car that belongs to you? No, sir. >> Doesn't Isn't yours? Oh, sir. Whose is it? >> Not mine. >> All right. >> Well, you had me, right? So, it's looking like it's yours. So, if it's not yours, then whose is it? >> I get if you don't want to sneeze, you don't want to sit. I >> bro, like you probably. >> How old are you? 20. >> What's this? >> It's a nick, sir. Like a puff bar. >> You can't have tobacco. >> No, but it's a puff bar. >> You can't have that. >> Come on. You're >> under 21. >> Not only had Dion ran a red light, but he also had drugs in the car and tobacco on him despite being underage. But what made the whole thing more concerning is that there was a kid in the car. It was clear none of them were responsible enough to be looking after a child. >> So, you just going to take it, bro? >> Yes. Take it off. >> I'll be quite >> How old are you? >> Is there anything in the car that belongs to you? >> Yeah, I have my wallet in my >> any yours. >> Who's is it? >> I have no idea. It's not mine, though. >> Randy? >> Yeah. >> Is it Ry's? Uh, >> you got to be specific with me, man. Smoking what? >> Whatever y'all say y'all. >> Not what we said we got. What you know that we saw, >> right? >> What is it? >> Y'all know what it is. >> I don't know what it is. >> Y'all know what it is. >> Is it >> Y'all know what it is, son? Is it Is it Is it [music] >> I don't I really don't know what it is. >> Is you, man? 81. >> Are all y'all smoking or just you? >> Me. >> Me. >> Didn't you just get off probation though? >> Yes. >> So why why are you still doing it? >> Do you have an addiction? Do you have a problem? Like you have an addiction? >> Yeah. >> Before today. When was the last time you used it? >> Are you sharing it with your boys? >> They just smoke. >> Okay. The joint that's in the that was in the glove box. Is that yours? >> Under state law, marijuana in a vehicle must be in [music] a sealed container and cannot be open or actively used. What's even worse is that Randy had only [music] recently gotten off probation. >> I know my wife at this point. >> Where where's your where's where's your kid's mom at? at work >> cuz we need cuz I'm not going I'm not going to bow drop you at work. >> You going to have to come with us today. You know that. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Yeah. >> It's okay, man. It's not the end of the world. >> Is there anything else in the car aside from that? So, when I asked you if there was anything illegal in the car, why did you tell me no? >> No, bro. I didn't know if I know y'all had a search warrant. None of that. I >> search nothing was wrong. Honestly, like I knew was in the car. >> Okay. >> I knew was in the car. >> All right. >> That was that I did not know that was in the car. When the dude pulled out the handcuffs, you seen I was walking up to his door and mad at him. >> You're driving a vehicle, >> right? Cuz No, but >> I I don't condone this stuff like that, sir. >> But if you don't condone it, why did you agree to it? >> No, I ain't agree to >> You just You just told me you're doing him a favor. >> No. Yes. Like I'm doing him a favor by driving him around. Like I don't know what's in the car cuz he's not telling me. >> So you didn't know it was in there? >> No sir. >> Randy was arrested and charged with child neglect, [music] cocaine possession, tampering with evidence, marijuana possession over 20 grams, obstructing without [music] violence, and possession of drug paraphernalia. His cousin Dion was charged with tampering with evidence, child neglect, and marijuana possession over 20 g. On June 16th, 2024, officers in Florida were called to a house because a man, Eddie, was demanding to see his daughter, who was in the custody of his ex. But after the mother refused, he caused a scene outside of the home. >> Could y'all please uh go around there and get my daughter out of this residence, please? >> First of all, let me let me explain something to you. Okay. Do you have custody rights? >> I have rights. Yes, I do. >> What custody rights? >> I have c [clears throat] we share custody rights. Now, what else you want to know? What else do you want? We share custody rights. What else do you want? >> I'm going to tell you something right now. >> What else do you want to know? >> You keep talking over me. We're going to leave. We're going to leave. >> I'm answering your question. Yes, we share custody. >> Keep talking over me. So, you either listen or we're leaving. >> I'm going call another police. Don't worry about it. You can go. No, >> you can go. I don't I don't need your help. I don't need your help. >> You guys have a child. Thank you, sir. I don't want to talk. Thank you. You can leave. You can leave. >> I don't have to do anything. >> But it don't matter. I called another police officer. I'll report your >> Eddie quickly became angry and started shouting after being asked a simple question. The reaction only raised more suspicion, suggesting that he was either hiding something or he has ulterior motives. >> I'm reporting. >> I'll call him for you. >> Hello. >> I'll call him for you. >> Where's y'all sheriff? Where's y'all? Lieutenant sergeant. >> Our sergeant. >> You want him here? >> Yes. I need your sergeant. >> No problem. So you go get her out of the house. Bro, >> I can't. >> How you can't? >> Cuz it's not it's not our job to go get your daughter out of the house. >> So if she don't have right and I feel like my child is in danger. Y'all telling me there ain't nothing that y'all going to do. >> We've already seen her. >> Y'all telling me ain't I don't what you said. I haven't seen her. You telling me ain't nothing that you going to do about that? >> We've seen her already. She >> telling me it ain't nothing that you going to do about it. >> I'm not going to go get the child. >> Report you to then. Okay. >> That's all I need to know. >> You can report us if you want, sir. The officers had taken the time to assess the situation and nothing supported Eddie's claims that his daughter was in danger. He also lied about him having custody of his daughter. >> If she wants you trespassed, you'll be trespassed. >> You calm down. I could probably get her to have the daughter come out. >> I don't want to calm down. >> Well, then she's not going to let her come out. You're looking at seeing you like this. You calm down, I can talk to her. But if you don't, she's not going to allow it. >> Bring my daughter outside, bro. >> Are you the officer that was just here? >> Yes. And bring my daughter outside. >> Okay. So, >> bring my daughter outside. >> Hey, I'm not talking about you. I don't have to talk to you either. >> Period. >> He came here. >> Okay. >> Like this. >> Okay. >> Being all hostile. >> Uhhuh. >> Go get my daughter right now. GO GET MY DAUGHTER right now. >> I'm not the door. You let my daughter come the out the door and then tell her to come back in the house. That's what happened. >> Pause. pause nothing. If you going to tell what you had my daughter come outside, you want to come out here talking your let cuz he didn't let me talk to you. Cuz I got this cuz I ain't got this. >> Whatever you talking about, you ain't got no rights, no legal rights to my child. Period. Mother, you ain't got no legal rights to my child. >> She's the mother. >> She ain't GOT NO RIGHTS TO MY CHILD, BRO. >> The young girl didn't want to go with her father and she had already told her mother that. It also came to light that before officers arrived, he had called 911 multiple times, claiming his daughter was in danger. >> That's exactly how he came on the porch. Being loud, being aggressive. Go get my daughter right now. Go get her right now. And I was like, wait a minute now. You need to calm down. I'll let her come out here. >> Right. It's reasonable that if he's acting like this, >> this is how he acts. But that's what I'm saying. This is how he acts. This is how And she said she didn't want to go. He said, "I'm taking you from her. I'm taking you from your mom. you're never going to see her again. And she started crying. He said that and then that's when I told her to come inside because she was crying. >> The mother confirmed she wanted Eddie trespass from the property, which was understandable giving his actions. The officer advised her to pursue an injunction to prevent him from returning and repeating the same behavior in the future. >> Tell her to show you black and white documents where the she got legal custody in my child. That's what the y'all cop is supposed to be doing right now. Tell this to show you man that tell this you tell her to show you BLACK AND WHITE THAT THAT Y'ALL GOT LEGAL RIGHTS OF MY CHILD. Y'ALL DON'T HAVE THAT BRO. Y'all don't have that cuz that's the whole point. >> SHE HAVE TO HAVE LEGAL DOCUMENT BLACK AND white telling me >> state of I don't care what you listen in the state of Florida the mother regains all rights since July 1st 202. You have to get a court. >> No, you don't. In 2024, July 21st, I meant July 1st. 2024, a man got the same rights as a woman do. >> If you get a court order, >> it ain't no court order. It ain't no court order, nothing. >> Oh, and you she would she doesn't want to trespass. No problem. So, if you if we trespass you and you don't leave the property, you're subject to arrest. >> Talk about, man, this is where my child live at, man. You record me crack. I'm going to record you, too. >> I know. I ain't I ain't going to get too close to you cuz I don't want you to shoot me a table for no uh reason. N we don't >> I know y'all probably be want to kill him. >> Nope. >> You itching. You itching to do something. >> Officers told him he couldn't return to the property and that doing so would result in arrest. Just minutes later, he got on his bike, but instead of leaving, he lingered nearby. It only raised more concern as he'd already pushed the limits too far. >> You will go to jail. You are now trespassed from the property. >> Go to jail. >> Who's the owner of the house? >> You want him physically trespassed from the property? I don't want to make him feel. >> Well, do you want him trespassed, though? >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. >> Come here, Eddie. Let me talk to you. Get up. Put your hands behind your back. >> What you taking me to jail? >> Put your hands behind your back. Don't Don't Don't Don't even bother. >> Going nowhere. >> Get off the bike. Get off the bike. >> I ain't going nowhere. >> Get off the bike. Put your hands behind your back. >> What you taking me to jail for? >> Abuse of 911. >> Abuse to 911. Why? >> Yes, sir. >> Cuz you're calling 911 multiple times. I have no reason for 911. >> Get out of here. >> So, now you are under arrest. So, hey, how what's the purpose of using 911? >> He's detained. >> What's the purpose of using 911? >> Okay, it don't matter. I'mma figure this out. >> No problem, sir. >> I'm going to figure this out. >> Call 911 times. >> I didn't call 911 100 times. >> While officers were on scene, Eddie repeatedly called 911 in a useless attempt to report them despite having no basis to do so. With each call, he pulled vital resources away from others in need and for no good reason. >> Sir, you hurting me. Sir, he's hurting me, bro. He hurting me, please. Could you please get off me, sir? Could you please, sir? >> You hurting me, sir. >> Hey, relax. >> You hurting my arm, sir. >> You hurting my arm. Y'all taking me to jail for me calling to check on my daughter, bro. >> No, for me, >> man. No, man. You're hurting my arm, sir. >> All right. You hurting my arm, man. Y'all Y'all [music] violate my rights, bro. Y'all violate my rights, bro. I can't breathe. Come on, bro. Y'all violate my rights, bro. And I ain't doing, bro. Get off me, bro. Y'all taking me to jail for [ __ ] bro. I'm being kidnapped. I'm not. No, I'm not doing willingly. I'm not. Y'all hurting me. Y'all hurting me. Y'all hurting me. Y'all hurting me. >> Y'all hurting me, bro. Y'all hurting me. >> After being placed in the back of the patrol car, he started kicking the interior, only making things worse for himself. In the state of Florida, that kind of behavior can be charged as criminal mischief, adding yet another offense to a growing list. >> Y'all violate all my rights. >> Here's the thing, man. >> Y'all violate all my rights. >> Keep kicking that. >> Y'all violate [music] all my rights. >> I don't care what you do, man. You going to have to. >> You going to have to cuz y'all taking y'all kidnapping me, bro. >> Y'all hurting me, bro. Y'all are hurting me. >> Go to the ground or we're going to put you on. >> Y'all are hurting me. How the supposed to go on the ground. Crack me. Cracker. >> Y'all hurting me, bro. I hope y'all got this on video cuz I'm going to tell the judge to pull up all this. Y'all hurt me. >> I know y'all taking me to jail for bull, bro. I'm going to sue y, bro. >> You're just going to get more charges if you don't comply, >> bro. Y'all tripping, bro. Hey, help. >> Turn it out. >> They kidnapping me, bro. >> I don't need to go in no jail, bro. >> That don't mean nothing, bro. >> Man, take off me, bro. >> Yes. Take off me, bro. You ready for I know you want to shoot me. I know you want to. >> He might have thought his tough guy act would work, but none of the officers were phased. Eddie was arrested and charged with public order crimes, misuse of 911, resisting arrest without violence, and two counts of threats toward a public official. His bond was set at $8,000. The worst fathers act more like kids than parents responsible for raising them. And while they're the ones who made reckless decisions and refused to accept accountability, their children were the ones left to suffer.