Welcome to the Prime Analyzer channel. This is what you can expect from this channel. An analysis of videos. That's correct. This is not a reactionary channel. You can expect great commentary and last but not least, [music] an education. Now, it's time to analyze this video. >> Hello. >> How you doing? >> Hey, I heard something happening over there. >> Yeah, I got uh they both jumped on me. Um uh the they the car they was in, the person who was driving, I was parked in front of the school. I always park right in front of the door to grab my kids and leave straight out. Every day is a routine. >> I was hopping out anyways to get my kids. >> I'm Damn. Damn, somebody didn't tap my car. I look at my car, look at his. I'm out. Okay, you good. >> It's the two that's in the car. They say that was a Uber or whatever. It's the two that's in the car. them two uh they hop out. They get in my face. Woofing. Woo out the bam. I'm [ __ ] Woo out the bam. You know we argue. Whatever. They in my face. She's spitting in my like like in my face like who out the b. I said all right. Now I'm going to record you because I stay in this building and she stay in that building. So I manager to the building. >> I said, you know, I'm show you >> cuz she in my face. And before I beat her, let me show her. Show everybody how this up in my face. This her all in my face on my camera. Remind you this my car. They on my car. This is my car. I f to be that. This my car. THEY THEY STANDING ON MY car in my face. >> Can I see it? Just going TO BE >> YOU SEE? WE ARGUING. THIS GETTING IN MY CAB. You see me moving back. >> What? You come. Here I come. >> Okay. Here I come, baby. out. >> If a female is suspected of committing a crime and the police arrive at their residence with two male cops and a female cop, that is typically a sign that the police believe that they have enough probable cause to make an arrest. These police officers have likely seen some prior evidence, possibly video footage at the school, which perhaps led to their determination that bringing the female officer is necessary because the suspect is of the same gender, which is an efficient decision when proactively planning to make an arrest. Now, the state of Illinois does not have a formal stand your ground law. If someone is in public and can safely retreat from a potential fight, retreating is the best legal choice. You cannot claim self-defense if you are deemed the initial aggressor. In a verbal confrontation where two people are in your face, physical engagement by you, even if they started it verbally, could lead to you being labeled the aggressor. While you are not technically required to run away, a jury will evaluate your actions based on whether they were objectively reasonable. If a safe retreat was clearly available and you chose to engage in a fight instead, a prosecutor may argue your use of force was not necessary or reasonable. >> Our manager to the building, >> I said, you know, I'm going show him. >> Why you want to show her? cuz she in my face. And before I beat her, let me show her. Show everybody how this in my face. This her all in my face on my camera. Remind you this my car. They on my car. This is my car. I'm going to be the This my car. They They standing on my car in my face. >> Can't see it. JUST >> YOU SEE? WE ARGUING. THIS GETTING IN MY CAB. You see me moving back. >> What else? too. HERE I COME OUT. >> OKAY, here I come, baby. >> In my camera, on my car, in my face. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm just raised because some question I know you're upset. I get it. There's a lot going on. She comes up to you and everything, right? You're you're >> It's two of them. It's one of me. >> It's not just her. It's both of them. One in the back of me, one in the front of me. She throwing up this >> and all that. And my camera. I pulled my camera out because I knew I was going to need proof before I whoop. >> So So >> you take me court of the day. I did what I had to do. >> Okay. So you hit her though. >> We hit each other. They were She bumped me. She got in my face. They pushed me. I said, "All right." I pulled my phone down and I squatted up. >> You put it down cuz you were in a fight. >> Yes, I did. >> Did you take a video of the fight? >> I I just showed you. >> That's the only video you have? >> Yes, I got the video of him up in my f >> Okay. Did you talk to any of the school staff at all afterwards? >> We It wasn't no talking. We We in a door. Everybody arguing. It's commotion. All I'm seeing is you just jumped on me. I KEPT SCREAMING. YOU JUST JUMPED IN. I felt you jumping on me. You just jumped in on me and I'm going to get the video. >> Okay. So, because she jumped in on me >> cuz she jumped in on you then. >> No, the other girl jumped in. So, y'all ain't see two girls when y'all came. >> We're just trying to understand why. Okay. >> And then So, they >> I was fighting one girl, >> right? Me and one of them started chopping on me. >> The what was the first interaction? I just wanted >> The first interaction was they spitting in my face. So I said I'm I'm I'm like okay I'm be I'mma beat your ass. >> Okay. >> What you mean? I'm getting in my my my SPACE. IT'S NOT TO TALK. SHE GOT HIT. SHE HIT ME. THEY SPINNING MY FACE. THEY BOTH IN MY FACE. THEY ON MY CAR. Y'ALL NOT ABOUT TO GET DOWN ON ME. >> NO, Y'ALL not not. I'm sorry. In the state of Illinois, spitting on someone is considered a simple battery because it is intentional physical contact of an insulting or provoking nature. While you have a right to defend yourself, Illinois state law imposes strict limits. These limits are based on two dynamics, retaliation versus defense. The state of Illinois perceives punching someone after they have already spit on you, where there is no immediate threat of a second, more dangerous attack is often viewed by courts as retaliation rather than self-defense. If you hit someone for spitting on you, you could be charged with battery yourself. Illinois courts assesses whether a reasonable person in the same situation would have felt a punch was necessary to stop an ongoing or immediate physical threat. Illinois state law does not allow self-defense to be used because someone stands on your vehicle or spits on you. >> The what was the first interaction? I just want >> the first interaction was they spin in my face. So I said I'm I'm I'm like, "Okay, I'm be I'mma beat your ass." >> What you mean? I'm getting in my my my SPACE. IT'S NONE TO TALK. SHE GOT HIT. SHE HIT ME. THEY SPIN IN MY FACE. THEY BOTH IN MY FACE. THEY ON MY CAR. Y'ALL NOT ABOUT TO GET DOWN ON ME. >> NO, y'all not. Not. I'm sorry. I got kids up in here. I don't even got time. Y'all knocking on my door. That's like diabolical. >> No, we're at the school. I was at the school. I waited. >> Okay. >> Y'all ain't pop. >> Yeah. So because they got on your face that you you felt like you needed >> what you mean I had to defend myself. I was threatened. They both was up on me. It was one of me. >> But they spitting in I'm talking about me talking in my face. I pulled the camera out the office manager because I know she stay in the other building and I >> besides like getting and we're not saying it's okay if they got in your face or anything like that. Who hit who first? >> Get up out of my Get out of my house. Take me to court. I'm just trying TO >> Y'ALL NOT Y'ALL JUST SAYING ME. >> Y'all not letting me like I'm keeping >> at this point you're under arrest. >> Hold on. Stop this video. Subscribe with all notifications on to your number one analyst, the prime analyzer, and you can be one of the first to watch me analyze videos like these. >> And besides like getting and we're not saying it's okay if they got in your face or anything like that, who hit who first? my hiding. Get from my house. Take me TO COURT. >> Y'ALL NOT Y'ALL JUST saying me. >> Y'all not let me like I'm keep at this point. You're under arrest. >> Put your hands on your back. >> Come on. >> Do not resist. You're going to be charged with that. >> Okay. Please >> put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Let me get you in cuffs. We'll talk further. Okay. >> No. What's up? >> All right. Hey, we're going to talk further. Okay. I got kids in this house. Barb, my kids in there by their house. >> I'm going to make sure they don't get too tired. Okay. >> This same little the girl who they just put out the mama. What's her name? Who put out for fighting all the time? What's the coming >> on the third floor? >> Get my kids now. Get my kids. Don't let them touch my house. They can't aim this. >> Don't go in my house. >> I'm making sure Okay. Can your kids stay with me? >> No, my man. >> Do you have a I'm trying to help you over >> me in custody. Ain't this >> We We can. And I >> You just let two girls jump on me. Y'all not Go get the camera. Okay. Do you have I'm trying to help you with your kids. Is your neighbor going to watch your kids or is a family member going to watch your kids? >> I'm concerned. >> I'm concerned about your kids and I hope you are too. Who's gonna watch them? Cuz today you are going to jail. >> You know how that is. >> Oh, >> I'm picking up my kids. Just grab my kids by me. Please ride my keys and everything. >> Okay. >> Can you get her in a good time? Just >> Do you want anything to go with you that you're We won't go into your unit, but your neighbor can grab it for you and bring it out for you. Shoes, a jacket, >> your phone. Yeah. Stay here. I'm going to stay in here. >> Don't touch me, sir. Let me walk. >> Stay in here. Don't touch. You already locking me up. Come on. >> We're not going anywhere. You need to listen. Okay. >> Y'all walk. >> You're in custody. So, you're going to listen to us. >> Okay. I'm in custody. Take me to custody. I ain't got to tell the window and spread your feet. >> Do you have anything on you that you shouldn't have? Anything that to hurt me down? I look like a criminal. Act like I won now cuz y'all ain't locked you. Let me right back out and you ain't going to win that court. So it don't matter. I don't give a y'all locking me up for no reason. Just please >> don't touch me. >> I'm searching you and I >> don't touch me. >> Thank you. me up just jumped on me. >> Both of them. >> If you'd like to speak further, we can redo Miranda and provide like ask you questions, but you're in custody right now. So, we're trying to speak with us further. >> I ain't got to talk to you. >> You already think I'm a pro. >> Let's go. I'm black. >> [music] >> You can have your phone call at the jail. >> Just let me get my phone so I can tell my mom my kids. Just let me tell my mom your mom turn. >> Y'all going to make me SP OUT FROM LET ME GO. LET ME GO. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET CHARGED. >> LET ME GO. [screaming] ABOUT JUDGING ME. ACTING LIKE I'M A CRIMINAL AND THEY JUST ON ME. >> I GIVE YOU A CHANCE to relax cuz I DON'T GET CHARGED DISHES. Get my phone. I SAID CALL MY call my mama. >> Phone is going to go WITH YOU. >> GOD, GO CRAZY. I'm telling y'all. Give me my phone. >> Is your mom safe in here? >> Give me my phone. hand it to you, but I will open it if you give consent to open it to find your mom's phone number. >> Try to help you. Do you want a phone call right now for your mom or no? >> Jacket. Hold on. >> Going over here. >> You won't leave when we when we say we're leaving. >> You want to be tough in >> I don't know who you think I am, but I'm not that one. >> You can't run all the time. >> You're in custody and you're in responsibility. So, we're waiting for the transportation [clears throat] van cuz we don't want you out walking in this cold without >> shoes on. Let me get my phone from her. >> I have it. It's going with you. >> You'll see. >> I will show you. >> I got Let me Let me move the >> female suspect was arrested and charged with battery and resisting arrest. Many believe that certain actions like spitting constitute fighting words that grant a legal right to fight back. Legally, however, fighting words are a first amendment exception that allows the government to punish the speaker. They do not provide a legal defense for a victim to commit physical battery. Socially, spitting is often viewed as the ultimate sign of disrespect, leading to an emotional or impulsive urge to fight. People often confuse retaliation with self-defense. But if you punch someone after they spit on you, depending on the state in which the incident occurred, you would likely be charged with battery or assault. While the spitter committed a crime, your punch is a separate criminal act. Courts generally rule that a punch is an excessive and disproportionate response to being spit on. If you strike someone after the spit has already landed and no further threat is imminent, you may be legally labeled the aggressor losing your self-defense rights. The right way to respond to this particular situation is to get away from the person to ensure safety. Call the police to report the spit as a criminal, assault or battery. If possible, do not wipe away the saliva immediately as it can be used for DNA evidence or disease testing. I am the prime analyzer. 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