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So, you shouldn't be burning right now. >> I can't I can't hear. You need to leave the property right now. >> That's okay. So, you're burning. You're not supposed to be burning, though. There's village ordinances that prohibit that. So, do you have a permit for that? >> I understood a word you said. Now, leave the property. >> 207. I'll take a second. >> We're not going to play around here. >> Okay. Sir, what's in the bag? >> Leave the property. >> Okay. That's not how this works >> now. >> Okay, sir. Now >> you need to relax >> now. Now >> what's in the bag? >> Leave. >> What's in the bag? >> Have your chief of police give me a call. You know who I am. Get off the >> No, I don't know who you are. >> Call. >> Put the bag down. >> I'm the owner. Get off my >> 729. Step it up. >> I am the owner. >> Put the bag down property. >> Sir, >> don't you dare. You will die if you >> stop. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. 207. I think he's got a 32. He's showing me a CCW permit. >> WALK TOWARDS ME. WALK TOWARDS ME. >> BUT YOU'RE I CAN'T UNDERSTAND YOU. >> WALK TOWARDS ME. >> LOOK. >> Walk towards me. >> YOU'RE GOING TO DIE. Look behind you. >> Yep. I see it. So why are you threatening me? Huh? >> You are trying to murder me. >> I'm not trying to do >> trying to murder me. No, you're reaching into a bag. It looks like a pistol bag. >> I am exercising my rights. You are violating my rights. >> I have constitutional rights and you are intentionally violating. >> I don't care about that. Walk towards me. We will figure it out. >> My constitutional rights. I cannot hear you. Those people see what you're doing. >> Walk towards the sound of my voice. >> You call any Someone who knows me. I'm hard of hearing. You weren't supposed to be on my property. You were told to leave. >> Code. He's got a bag. Looks like a pistol case. He was reaching into it. Now he's standing here with his arms up. I got him at gun point. >> There's a no trespassing sign. You're trespassing. You're trespassing and you're deadly threatening me. >> Okay. >> Nothing. You have nothing. You have no right to be here. >> I do. That sign means you you are to leave my property. You are to leave my property now. You are to leave my property now. >> No, >> we're not. We're past that. >> We're past that. >> You are to leave my property now. >> You are to leave my property now. You are to leave my property now. >> Just stay right there then. >> I went in my pocket for my ID. If you want identification, get off my property. >> That's not how this works. >> Oh boy. You You You're going to be looking for a new job after this. You're going to be looking for a new job after this. You are definitely going to be looking for a new job after this. >> Do you understand why I'm here? >> My property. No. Right now. >> Do you understand why I'm here? >> Right now. Right now. Right now. I have a right to remain silent. Okay. >> And I have a right to I have a right to exercise my rights. And you do not have a right to take my rights from me. You've got you've got all the >> Take a step. >> Put that handgun down. >> Take a step to your left. >> I can't understand what you're saying. You You're putting a laser in my eye. >> I don't have a laser on this gun. I can't hear what you're saying. Get away from me. Get away from me. >> Ask anyone. I'm hard of hearing. Get away from me. Get away. You're on my property. You're trespassing. Call the police. THIS MAN IS TRESPASSING ON >> THE POLICE ARE ALREADY HERE. >> See the sign? Call the police. Call 911 and get this man off my property. He's probably not even a real policeman. I promise you I am >> my property right now. >> I am the owner. Get off my property. I have no idea anything you've said. I'm hard of hearing. >> Okay. >> Virtually deaf. Get off my property. >> Then walk towards me. >> My property. >> Walk towards me. >> Get off my property. Get off my property now. You're probably overheated from the fire. Step away from the fire. Don't be a >> 207 just for 43. I'm code four at the moment. Still holding him at gunpoint. who I am. >> He's refusing to obey orders. Sir, >> turn that laser off. >> There is no laser. >> Turn that laser off. >> I don't know why you think there's a laser. >> I've already got enough lawsuits against Pleasant Prairie. You're going to be the next one. You aren't going to have a job. >> Sir, walk towards me. >> Get off my property. Get off my property. Get off my property. Get off my property. Get off my property. Get off my property. Get off my property. Get off my property. That's not how this works. >> Go call my There's a There's a phone number there on the sign. You have no right. >> He's saying he's hard of hearing, but he's distance himself at least 6 ft from the bag. >> Dare come near me. Get down on the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON [screaming] THE GROUND. DO NOT MOVE. >> I don't know what you're saying. >> Obviously, you can hear me. DO NOT MOVE. >> I havedidentification in my pocket. >> About 70 ft west of Lake Shore, south of my squad. 207 have got him proned out on the ground. 207 got him proned out on the ground. DO NOT MOVE. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> I HAVE NO IDEA. >> DO NOT MOVE. >> DO NOT MOVE. >> That's it. >> Pistol bag is just ahead of him. TO THE RIGHT. DO NOT MOVE. DO NOT MOVE. >> WHAT DO YOU MEAN? >> DO NOT MOVE. >> WHAT DO YOU MEAN? You have no right to put it on my property. >> Put your hands behind your back. No right to be on my back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What? I I don't know what to say. >> Bring your other hand back. Code for got one in custody. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Here. >> I'm loud enough for you. >> What? This is ridiculous. My wife needs a call. This is her only car. I'm a senior citizen. You you people. And I'm the owner of this property. I have rights that you violated. Now you've got Do you have a burning permit? >> Do you have a burn permit? >> Absolutely. What's in there? >> In my pocket. >> Not in there. In my pocket. >> Roll to your right side. >> I've got another knees up to your chest. >> I've got a revolver here in my grind. >> Okay. >> Take that away from me. I'm going to do what the hell to do. Shut up. >> This is over real estate. You >> No, it's over you having a fire. You shouldn't. This should have been a simple ticket and you want to be a [ __ ] an owner taking care of the I have a I have a holster there. >> Where is it? It's >> in the holster. >> It's in my groin. I said I have a holster. >> Get out of my underwear. >> Shut your mouth. >> Well, don't you >> You're under arrest. You understand that? So, shut up. >> Look, it's not that hard to take a revolver out of a holster. >> Someone Yeah, I got it. You're going to attend. >> Do you have any other weapons? Do you have any other weapons? >> Shut the hell up. >> No. >> Sir, do you have any other weapons on you? [clears throat] Knives? Anything? Guns. >> I have I have glasses. I have a shoelace. I can hang you with it. >> All right. Well, that's threat to law enforcement. Sit up. >> Get up. >> I'm an old man. I'm 69. How am I supposed to get up without my hands? >> We'll help you. >> Ready? One, two, three, sir. Ready? Oh, there you go. Can you put my glasses on straight, please? >> I can do that for you. >> This officer was repeatedly told to leave my property. You're all trespassing and you're conspiring. >> When there's a fire, there's a there's a public safety concern for your neighbors taking care of it. >> Your neighbors call this. We didn't just randomly show. We're going to come and talk to you about it. >> There hasn't been any fire come off this lot. >> It doesn't matter if there's a fire. >> It does. Yes, it does. >> I don't care. There hasn't been any fire come off this lock. Do you understand how close you came to almost getting shot? >> Do you understand that? The minute you reached into that bag, >> do you understand that I could have killed you before you ever stepped on my lot? I saw you roll by. I saw you walk. >> Wow. You You people think you're tough. You're [ __ ] >> Where's your burn permit? Where's your burn permit? You live in the village of Pleasant Prairie. Where's your burn permit? That's why we're talking to you. >> It's all over a fire. You would have gotten a ticket. >> Probably not even that. But now you got to run your mouth. >> You ever heard of the First Amendment? >> Yeah, but you can't threaten people with the First Amendment. Pardon? >> I'll transport him. >> I can search what? >> You can't threaten people with the First Amendment. That's the difference. >> I didn't threaten that. >> You did. You literally said you'd use your shoelace to hang my officer. That's what happened. Because you decided to act all hot. That's what happened. >> Stop. >> Don't even turn around. >> If you If you hurt me in the lease, you're you're done. You're off the force. >> Step back. Step back. >> All right. All right. >> 96. I got a second 32. He's going to be on a Glock 19. Adam. >> So, which which uh >> you can talk to him. How about that? He's our lieutenant. >> Which which unthreatened neighbor? >> Doesn't matter. >> Sure it does. And public. >> You can take the report after. You'll be going to jail for a felony law enforcement. He's totally >> I've got keys in an unlocked car. >> We'll lock it up for you. Well, >> don't lock my keys in it. >> We'll take the keys. We kind of need those to lock the car, right? >> Slow night. >> Not at all. >> Who's tending the fire? >> The fire department's going to put it out and probably charge you for it. >> He immediately started, John. I mean, leave. Leave my property. Go away. You can't be here. He uh picked up the shovel and another garden tool. Started walking back towards his car. >> Okay. >> Tell him to come back. >> DC. Is he intoxicated? >> No. >> Threats. >> Felony threats. So, we have enough. PD will go to the jail and get out of my car. >> 29 PW95 with one 18372 down to the jail. >> You people are the problem in this country. >> I'm sorry you feel that way, sir. >> The suspect, Carlos, was charged with resisting obstructing, felony battery, or thrust to law enforcement and disorderly conduct. He later took a plea deal pleading no contest to resisting obstructing and disorderly conduct, while the battery or thrust to law enforcement charge was dismissed. And yes, officers can lawfully be on private property when they have reasonable suspicion that a crime is in progress. In this case, it was a fire inside city limits. He was ordered to pay $54.50, then released right back into the public where he still retained access to his firearms and may or may not continue terrorizing his neighbors. Despite the suspect's promises, all involved officers still have their jobs. And yet, he also seemed exactly like the kind of guy who would threaten to sue our YouTube

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