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I bought this house and I will I do not like to be disturbed. >> Okay. Well, you don't live here according to the guy that does own it. So, >> what guy owns it? >> Him. >> How old is it? Think he owns a house? >> I don't think you own the house. >> I own it. >> You have a key for it? >> Not at the moment. I lost it. How about that? >> Well, how about the owner of this property is asking to get off his property and you're not. And now I'm telling you, >> hey, look, that sucker chunk don't own this house. I own this truck in this house and both of y'all know that. Both of y'all know that. Okay. >> Do you live? Got the keys right there in his hand. >> Do you live here? >> I know what you're talking about. It's over for y'all. >> Do you live here? >> I hope you believe you leave it. >> Do you live here? >> Yeah, I told you. >> No, you told me you own the house. I asked you if you live here. >> What's your name? >> All right. So, there's property once you leave. >> He's not the owner. >> Okay. So, you're telling me that truck's registered to you? >> Uh, that truck that truck I bought that truck. That truck belongs to me. >> Is it registered to you? It should be. >> If I run that plate, it's going to come back to you. >> Run the plate cuz you didn't run it last time. Y'all didn't run it last time. Run it now. Run it now. >> Shut down. >> Stand up. >> Hey, don't touch me, man. I ain't scared of your boy ass, man. Look. Get the >> You're going to get tased. You're going to be tased. >> Yo, some bullers, man. That's it. It's over, man. Damn, man. Hey, man. Get off me, man. Look at this, man. Get off, man. Y'all, man. Hell no. >> Get off. Get on the ground now. >> Get on the ground now. >> Get on your stomach, >> man. What kind of >> Get on your stomach. Look at this. >> Get on your stomach. Roll over now, >> man. Look at the tree right here. >> Roll over now. [Music] >> Get on your stomach. >> This I can't believe, man. >> Get on your stomach. >> This my house, man. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Truck, dog. >> Put your hand behind your back right now. >> This stuff is >> hands behind your back. Damn. >> This how they murder. >> Let go. >> Stoping. Stop tensing your arm. resistance in your leg. >> Let go of your arm now. Put it behind your back. >> Let go. Come on. Let go. >> Man, I can't go. >> You can easily let go of your arm, >> man. >> You have your arm tensed intentionally. >> Now, put it behind your back, sir. Arm behind your back now. >> I can't, man. I'm I can't. >> Yes, you can. >> I can't. >> You have your arm tensed in a fist. Let go of it. >> Okay. Go. >> I can't, dude. Look at my hand. Yeah, you can put it behind your back. Hold tight till I get more use. >> Stop right now. >> They murdered you. >> Give us this. >> Look, man. Trying to shoot me now. This some man. >> Put your arm behind your back now. Give me your arm now. >> Look, man. It ain't Look, man. Look at my hand, man. >> Just put your arm behind your back. >> You can't force these things. >> Put this arm behind your back. Put your right arm behind your back. Right there. >> Look at that, man. >> Look at this. Look at this. This is all they waiting for. Don't need to get out. Your arm. >> Hold on. >> Grab Grab these legs. >> I got one, >> guys. Take your time. Just hold his legs. Got him. >> Come here. >> No. Down. >> Give us your arm. Got him. Relax. Relax. Got him. Leave him alone, man. Don't do his legs, man. Let him get up or something, man. >> Roll up to your butt. Your dad ass butt. >> Hey, man. You need my arms, dude. >> One, two, three. >> Bring your feet up. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You need my slides, dude. >> I got you. >> Look at this. Somebody's up, man. Shut up. >> Check on Jason. He punched him right in the mouth. >> Jason, >> I ain't raising that. >> Turn around. >> Yeah, look at this way. >> Look at this, man. Get up there. Put your legs in there. >> My knee, man. >> Move your knee. >> Look at my knee, man. >> Move your knee. I will tase you. Move it in. >> It's in doom. >> Move it in. >> Scoot over. >> He don't live here, right? >> No, he lives at that blue house right there. >> And you called us. >> Yeah. And he came over here and I said, "Hey, bro. You got to leave." He said, "It's my house. >> Man, >> walk away." He decided to punch cop in the face. He got night comed. Walk away. >> Who is that guy? Is he related to him? >> Yes. >> What officers don't know is that the suspect's entire family is about to show up. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> He got you right in the face like twice. >> Uh-huh. >> It's okay. He got his, too. >> Is this your house? >> Yeah, this is my mom's house. >> This is your mom's house? >> Yeah, she's she's out of state right now. >> Okay. >> Did you see what happened today or No. >> No. Well, I was watering. I just heard Troy telling him to get off his porch and he is the little white guy house. >> Troy lives there. >> Uh, no. That's his mom's house. I don't think they're home. >> Well, Troy's here. >> He doesn't stay there though. >> No, he don't live there, but he comes and goes, you know, that's his parents house. >> He wouldn't get off the porch. I wasn't there when it started, but I heard the call. >> Does the other guy live here? >> He lives in the blue house. >> Oh, okay. That's his brother. But I guess he had an episode and he just wouldn't get off the porch. He thought he lived there. >> Okay. >> So >> I got you. >> That's what I heard him saying. >> How long y'all was asking him to leave? >> All day. >> He's been telling him to leave all day. >> You mind walking on the sidewalk or coming over here? So you seen this too? >> I was sitting right there. He was telling him to leave like all day. Like >> how long? It's like 7:00 p.m. right now. >> Like probably like 3 hours. >> Yeah. >> He was telling to leave so long and then I walked over there to try to help him. He told me like he want to get off my porch. And I was like, "Oh, okay. What's going on?" So I walked over here to see what was going on. I was like, "Man, come on, man. Get off the porch." Like, you know, >> he like, "Oh, no. I ain't move nowhere. This is my house. This my this my truck. Call your mama." >> Yeah. Like he was getting all big. Yeah. He he stood up and everything. He big. So I told him like I said, "I'm not about to fight with you." That's when I walked away. But then when I look when I look back over I see he was on top of the police like like he was beating him. >> So here I'll I'll tell you what happened. Okay. So we got a call from the neighborhood that he was on one of your neighbors porches. >> Yes, I know that. I I had already No, no. I had already talked to the lady. >> Okay. >> I already talked to her and told her the eyes to go on the porch sometime. >> Okay. Either way, somebody called us and said they didn't want him there when we went to talk to them and asked them to leave the porch. >> If she called y'all, >> do you want me to talk? cuz I am the supervisor. >> Okay. But but we discussed with her he was okay. >> He punched a deputy in the face multiple times. But he also injured two of my deputies. I got two deputies at the hospital right now that are being treated for their injuries. >> Okay. >> Multiple times. >> He wasn't Every cop knows about Azie. Every cop. >> Okay. We are going to respond. We're not just going to stand there and let somebody >> take Why y'all don't take him to the hospital? >> He is at the hospital. >> Isaac? >> Yes. He's at the hospital right now getting medically cleared by a doctor before he goes to jail. >> Why are you at the hospital? >> Because he was injured. >> How? >> Because we hit him back and we tased him. >> I got I got you to the hospital. >> He's not at the hospital anymore. He's on his way here. >> You just say the hospital at the hospital. Okay. What's his van? >> I don't understand. >> Every cop know. >> They know he's a >> I'm not going to speak to you anymore. I will speak to her. >> Okay. Ask him. >> No, you can go sit in the car. I'm going to leave cuz I'm not going to sit here and be berated. I will speak to his mother or I will drive away. Go sit in the car. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I just want to know if you have a bond. Anybody can have a bond. >> Allan was charged with burglary and battery on a law enforcement officer. He is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> Can we come in? >> How's it going? I'm officer Creed. >> Are you the owner of the house? >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. And this is daughter. >> Hi. >> Hi. You don't want her here? >> She needs to lay down. >> Have you been living here? >> Yeah. >> So, you know, this is >> I won't I need you guys to separate right now. >> Okay. >> Can I come in here and talk with you? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Delaney. Delaney, you're not there's nothing to be scared of. You're not going most likely not going to be arrested. >> I know, but I'm just scared about a man in my house. The police, three police the other day for being a super drunk. >> You disrespected me too many times. I have saved her. Saved her and saved her. >> Have you been living here? >> She drove me home. Have you been living here? >> Oh, yes. >> Yes. How long How long have you been staying? >> For 4 weeks. >> 4 weeks. >> So, I need you to get your stuff together >> and lay down and I want you to clean up this damn room tomorrow. She's allowing you to stay here. >> I know. Put the thing in. Like, I don't have a storage unit. I don't have a lot of hair products. That is all that is. Can you look at my hair? >> You just don't too much. >> You're trying to hurt her. We're going to talk as adults without him here. >> Hi, my baby. >> Not right now. We're going to have an adult discussion. >> That's fine. >> Let little one go with her. >> I want my little baby. Can I hold my baby, please? >> Listen. Listen to me. >> I did not listen. >> Can I pass her to your mom, please? >> I swear. I swear. No. I want to keep >> Okay, come here, little boy. Come here. >> Sorry. >> We're going to talk with mom. >> Have a seat. >> Okay, Joanie, you're not listening. You're making this a lot more difficult. >> Stop talking. >> I'm trying to help you. >> I swear I'm not doing it. >> So then listen to what I'm trying to tell you. >> I didn't do anything. >> I'm not saying you did. I'm trying to explain to you that you're not going to get in trouble, but if you >> I know. >> Clearly, you don't. >> Can you get this off my >> Get what? >> Okay, never mind. >> Okay, stop talking for 2 seconds and listen what I'm telling you. >> This is not fair. >> Your aunt has been kind enough to allow you to live here for the last Stop. No, stop talking. She is telling you stop talking and let me finish. >> Stop. The only thing I asked her was, "Can she can you sleep with me?" >> I didn't do anything. I didn't touch her. I didn't. >> Oh, what is going on then? >> Because you're clearly intoxicated and you're crossing the scene. >> Okay. I didn't do anything to her, though. >> We're not saying you did. But you're being disorderly. >> That's how it hazard. >> This is how it's going to work. >> How was I being disorderly with you? >> Yelling right now. So, you're going to lay down. You're gonna go to bed. You're gonna sleep it off. >> That's it. >> If Hey, if we have >> I for my baby to play by me. I I never meant to do anything wrong. >> Delaney. >> I >> stop talking. >> I just >> listen to what I'm telling you. If we have to come back here for you causing a disturbance, you will be arrested. >> Are we crystal clear on that? I just want my feet. >> We're not going to do this. We're not going to do this. Okay. >> Yeah, >> Dany. You You're drunk right now. Okay. >> I just want >> Listen. Listen. Right now, I don't think it's a good idea to sleep with >> in the morning. >> Right now. >> So, is there any Is there any like reasons or anything that you don't want her kids sleeping with her? >> No, I'll let him sleep with her when she >> Yeah, she's all good. >> Can we step out here for a second? Yeah, but she drunk. I understand. She She's heavily intoxicated. >> Three cops at my house and they wanted to take her in. >> She drunk out her mind. >> And then she's snatching him. She got in trouble for abuse for the baby. >> Bring it down. >> What the does she know that, >> lady? How does she know? >> Just talk to me. I'm right here. >> This don't know about what came out of me. >> Stop. That is enough. Okay. >> She is very intoxicated. >> Can I talk to you, please? Can I No, please. Auntie, can you talk to me? >> She won't listen. >> I didn't do anything to you. I swear. I swear I didn't do anything to you. Auntie, auntie, auntie, auntie, auntie, auntie, auntie, auntie. Wait, wait, >> wait. What did I do? Auntie, >> you're not supposed to be drinking. >> They didn't tell me that. They didn't tell me that. No way. >> There's no way. >> Auntie, wait. >> What am I doing? >> Auntie, what am I need? Can you get my phone? No. No. I need to take my phone. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Get my phone. My auntie need to grab my phone first. What are you doing? You're trying to b me in a What are you doing? My Ow. Ow. It's hurting. >> You are doing it yourself. Yes, you are. Yes, you are. >> No, it's not. No, it's not. >> Wait. Come on. Please. Wait. >> Get in the car. >> Sir, wait. >> Get in the car. >> Wait. No. Right here. No. No. Sir. Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. You don't understand. Ma'am, look right here. Look right here. That's hurting >> cuz you're moving around. >> That's hurting. >> You're not going to win that battle with that leg. She's got to go all the way through. >> Put your Put your legs in now. >> I'm sorry. >> Sir, I'm not doing it. >> We're done. We're done. >> She trying to spit on you. >> Knock it off. >> Right overhead. >> Yep. >> You're doing this all to yourself. Put your key down. Control. Sit up like an adult. >> I can't do that. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't. >> Yes, you can. >> I'm so sorry. I can't. [Music] >> You're acting like a child. >> Do you understand? A judge is going to see how you're acting. >> He's going to see you kicking at us. >> You got to understand that people are going to watch your actions. The same guy that gave you the ability to be out and free right now is going to have to make a decision whether you get held again. >> Don't put your foot out. He's going to see that. >> Now stop. I told you Nope. I'm a police officer and I told you to keep your feet in. >> You're making this whole situation. >> Kill me. Kill me. >> Yes. Keep your foot in. >> I don't know what to do. >> Sit there and be quiet. >> I don't know. >> That's what you need to do. >> I don't know. Can I talk to somebody? Stop pushing on me. >> Can I talk to somebody over there? >> No. I'm the sergeant. >> Please. >> I'm all you get. >> Please. No. I need to talk to somebody. No. [Music] >> Y'all got to calm down. >> Yeah. No. >> No. >> Um, can we can we go over why he why you called? >> Okay. What prompted this behavior today? >> Okay. >> Trying to turn. >> Okay. I've been around the house. She been gone. She was good. Mhm. >> I don't drink. >> Okay. >> I just wanted to listen then. And she came. And then her boyfriend, they came. >> Mhm. >> They start drinking. So guys, I told she go to sleep. Don't do it. She won't. No. Obvious don't like to listen. Can't do nothing about it. I was like, get out the car. She was yelling and screaming. I said, "Esby, you cannot be doing this like this." And she did me like this. I said, >> "So she was screaming outside the comedy club here >> when you guys got back." >> I got back here. She pulled up. >> How'd she get here? >> Drove. She was supposed to be driving. >> So she did drive? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I said, "Esby, what is she going?" And I was like, "You know what? I'm sick of this. I've been bending over backwards for you. you've been disrespecting me and disrespecting my house and disrespecting me and then I don't want this and it said, "You know what? Just you and your boyfriend. Get your stuff and you move back in with him." >> So I I'm sorry. There's a lot going on. Well, why was she only when she showed back up >> yelling at him to get into it with him? >> Okay. So, they were about to argue. So, that's when you told her that she couldn't be yelling >> like that people out here, you know, >> and then she starts yelling at you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then you tell her she needs to pack her stuff and we can get out. >> Yeah. >> And then is that when we show up? >> And then she grabbed a baby and almost fell with I said, "You're not supposed to be around here drinking or nothing." >> Okay. >> Do you have any other questions for me? >> Thank you. >> Yep. If you have any other issues or questions, feel free to call. I'll be in the area until about 6:00 a.m. tonight. >> You can always feel the tension in encounters like this from the very first second. Especially when a man has already made his mind up, he's going to resist. And every breath he takes is just building up for more fuel for the fire. I learned pretty quickly that the uniform alone did not earn you respect. A lot of the time it took how you carry yourself, your presence, your training, and yes, your ability to handle yourself physically to make sure someone thought twice before testing you. That's why self-defense training is more than a checkbox at the academy. And the public doesn't see the countless hours of training officers actually go through. But when a suspect decides to test the law with his fist, those hours become the line between walking away upright or being carried off. And here's the part most people overlook. Because being a cop isn't just about throwing punches or pulling triggers. Because the first weapon you should always reach for should be your voice. Whether a man is ready to go to war on a porch or an immature drunk woman, the right words at the right time can mean the difference between calm compliance and a fight that ends in handcuffs. Because when the fight finds you, and trust me, it will. The badge does not save you, it cannot give you heart, and the uniform won't protect you. All that's going to matter is whether you built yourself strong enough, skilled enough, and disciplined enough to win. And if you didn't, you'll learn the hard way that this job does not forgive weakness. Delaney was charged with felony and misdemeanor bail jumping, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. She's innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

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