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You're about half his height. I know. When he when we stood him up off the ground, I was like, "Holy [ __ ] dude." I was I was drunk as [ __ ] when y'all first got I'm not going to lie. I'm sober now, but I was drunk. Andy, I was [Music] telling All righty. So, the video for today is about this man right here. here. His name is Zachariah. And on July the 7th, 2024, just before 8:00 a.m., he made a poor decision that led to a series of other poor decisions that ended up getting him arrested and looking like an absolute fool on body camera. The first bad decision that he made on this day was he decided to go to a Dollar General and steal two bottles of wine, which he immediately went and consumed, and that's what led to the rest of his poor decisions. Uh here is the officer that is responding to the Dollar General. Let's what hear what the employees at the store had to say. [Applause] Good morning. Good morning. All righty. So, the young gentleman that just came in and stole two bottles of wine has already been criminally trespassed from here because him and his younger brother was coming in uh throughout the end of the school year a lot and running out the back door. So, we had them criminally trespassed to where they're not allowed in here. Okay. He came in here this morning, told him he weren't allowed in here. He walked to the wine, grabbed two bottles of that pink wine on the top shelf. Okay. and walked. As he's walking out, he said, "You know where I live, bitch." And then kick my door real hard right there. Popped it off track. Okay, she got it back on track. But he lives at 101 North Central right there. He's a tall white young man. He's I want to say late teens, maybe early 20s. He's got a shaved head right here, but wears like a little pony like this. Okay. Do you guys have his uh information and stuff from earlier reports? Do you have a report? I do not. My manager does. My store manager. I try to call her but I can't get a hold of her. All I know is where he lives cuz I actually live down here. He just two bottles of this up. So they're 15 bucks a piece. Okay. Perfect. And then like I said, he kicked my door, knocked it off track. Now it's making a squeaking noise every time it shuts. But at least we got it popped back on track. And I'm glad the window didn't shatter. Okay. But let me go see if I can find this young man's information. All righty. So, we're going to go ahead and skip ahead about 30 minutes because the stuff that happened in the last 30 minutes is not worth watching. And I watched it for you. So, here's what happened. The officer went to the Dollar General. You already saw that he got this kid's information or at least the best that he could. They began searching the area for someone that matched the description. And uh Zachariah started running from the officers. Every time they saw him, he would be running through the houses. So they would drive their cruiser to the next street, next intersection. They would see him running some more. They end up driving their cruisers around the block for about 30 minutes while Justin, drunk as a skunk, ran his little ass off. Uh the part that you're going to see now is when the officers finally catch him. He was too exhausted to continue running. And they're going to use the force on him. You better stop. Go. Huh? I don't want to go. I don't want to go. I don't want that. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. I'm not going to fight you. Roll over. Roll over. Dad, please. Put your hands behind your back. Don't let him kill me. Dad, please don't let him shoot me. Dad, I love you, mama. I got to go. Who's the force? Get on the ground. Force is strong in this one. I love you, baby. I'm sorry. Hey, stay right there. Stay right there. I'm sorry. I'm f with you, baby. I'm sorry. You good? I'm sorry, baby. Put them palms together for me, baby. Lay back there. I don't got them. I don't got it, baby. Where's it at? I don't know. I won't see you for a long time, baby. Want you to roll your right side for me, my man? Right here. Right here, my [ __ ] Y'all about to take me to jail. What's that? I'm [ __ ] I'm going to jail. [ __ ] I'm going to listen to y'all for I'm about to go to jail. About to go to jail. Relax. I'm about to go to jail. My dad's dead. I have nothing left to lose. What the [ __ ] are y'all about to do to me? Shoot me. Shoot me, [ __ ] Shoot me. Shoot me. Shoot me. Shoot me. Please [ __ ] shoot me. I'm tired of living. Shoot me. Shoot me, pig. [ __ ] shoot me. I'm tired of living, bro. Babe, I'm tired. I'm spent. Look at me in my eyes, my [ __ ] I'm spent. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Come on. Kill me. Come on. I told you I'm not fighting with y'all. Why are you being violent? You're not. You are. You're sitting there grabbing the [ __ ] out of me. Pulled you up laying on the ground. I love you. I'll I'll kick you out. I promise. I promise my charges over charge of legitimately just stealing alcohol. Just stealing alcohol. I'm not going home. Legitimately $150. Go back over there. I'm not going to be home soon. You're going to be home. I promise. Your courtship ain't even been activated from your from your [ __ ] years ago. It's okay. It's $100. It's $150 charge. That's fine. I'll get you out today or tomorrow. No. I'll get you out today or tomorrow. I love you. I want you. [ __ ] you, [ __ ] ass [ __ ] [ __ ] you, [ __ ] What you going to do? What y'all going to do? [ __ ] you going to do? Shoot me. All he's saying is [ __ ] you to a person. Legitimately, you can't see. Shoot me, [ __ ] I don't care. I don't give a [ __ ] I'm 18. Do what you do. Don't give yourself time. What the [ __ ] are they going to do? Give me a resisting arrest. Please. You're not even resisting. They can't even do that for They're going to give me They can't even give you You can't charge me. All I'm doing is talking to him. You can't charge me with [ __ ] It's not against the law. I'm going get you out. I'm get you out. I don't care. I don't care. You don't got to say sorry. It's $150 charge. You'll be out today or tomorrow. You won't see. But if you can't I'm selling your phone. I'm sorry. I'm selling your phone. I got I love you. Let me sit down. All right. I'm not sure if you caught exactly what was going on right there, but his girlfriend who I'm assuming he bought two he stole sorry stole two bottles of wine. He consumed one. she consumed the other because the way she's acting, she clearly does not appear to be sober to me at all. Uh, but she is saying, "Babe, I know that you're going to have a $150 bond. It's only $150. I'll get you out of jail. I'm going to sell your phone." And you're here saying, "I'm I'm sorry. I'm going to sell your phone." So, she wants to sell his phone that probably cost him a lot more than $150 in order to get him out of jail. And then he'll be out of jail with no phone. He's going to be out way more than $150. But, who knows? That's that's what their their genius plan is to get him out of jail. Can I at least talk to him before you guys? You've been talking. Go over there. I'm not going to [ __ ] listen if I don't obstruct him. Go over there. Everything is me touching. You're taking away from me. How am I taking away attention to him? How am I taking away from anything? Go over there, please. I'm going to be [ __ ] living. If you're going to be cool with us, [ __ ] I did hear that your uh everybody I love is dead, bro. My dad's My dad's dead. My brother's dead. My cousin's dead. My uncles are dead. [ __ ] I don't have [ __ ] left. I have nothing left. [ __ ] world. I have nothing in this world. Okay, calm down. What do I have left? Calm down. You want your girl to talk to you for what? You want your girl to talk to you at this point? I don't give a [ __ ] I love you, babe. Bye. Yes or no? I want her to talk to Yeah, I want to talk to her, but if you're not letting me talk to her, you're not going to use against me. Yeah, I'm going I'm going to calm down. Okay. Hey, please let him hug you. At least let me hug him. Do something. I'm cool with that. I'm cool with that. I need to back up real quick. I can't I can't be taken. All right. Come here. Hey, listen. The love of my life. She's going to give you a hug. You going to calm? Yeah. I'll calm down. Okay. Come on. She's right here. This is This is literally the father and my kids. I love you. I'll be I'll be there to get you out. I promise you. I'm promise. Please don't do anything. Don't do Don't do be happy. Please. She going to be happy. This is All right. Come on. I get you out. I'll promise you. Thank you. Hey, you good? I'm going to Jackson Pike. No, [ __ ] I'm not good. We're going to roll these windows down. I'm going to Jackson Pike. I'm not good. I got you. I got you. I'm not good. I'm not good. No, I'm not better. I'm going to Jackson Pike, [ __ ] All right. [ __ ] you. I'm not I'm not black though. You can't call me that name. Okay. I don't give a [ __ ] what color you are, dude. I know you don't. Jackson pipe me. I don't give a [ __ ] that. Hey, uh Andy, get out of the [ __ ] Hey, will you get a wagon over here? My feet are hurting. Quit hitting your [ __ ] head. Like a little kid. Like a little kid. Shoot me. Can you shoot me? Holy smokes. Where do you want to shoot me, please? We're in the alley. We're just south of 101 in the alley. Okay, I copy. Um, I don't have a What the [ __ ] I just want to bring one over here. Why did I do this today? If I just agree to cooperate, can y'all just [ __ ] take me down to Jackson if I can hurry and get this the [ __ ] out the way, please? All right, you just got to calm down, man. Bro, I'm going to jail, bro. You keep doing this. How am I supposed to be happy? Everything asking you to be happy. I'm just asking you to be cool so you can be cool then. I'll be cool, bro. I'll be [ __ ] cool. I just lost my girl, bro. I understand why you're pissed off. You you understand why I'm pissed off? Can you honestly say you understand why? I haven't had nicotine in [ __ ] 12 hours. I've heard everything that's going on. Okay. I haven't had nicotine in 12 hours. Okay, buddy. You going to be calm? I'm still not going to have it. Yeah, I'm going to be calm, but I'm still not going to have nicotine. I need a [ __ ] cigarette. Okay. Why would I have to pay you to have a cigarette? No. Okay. All right. If I get you up, you going to get in there? Yeah. Come on. All right. Careful. Yep. I got this [ __ ] dog. I've been in a cop car before. Yeah, I know. Okay. Um, this this part of the video right here is something that's happened on my channel multiple times. I never had an opportunity to really explain it, but you see he's in he was in the back of the cruiser banging his head against the backseat of the car, uh, risking injuring himself. If you don't know this, as police officers, we can actually face discipline if somebody that we have under arrest gets themselves injured. We have to do what we can to prevent him from injuring himself. So, in a case like this where someone's beating their head on the the back seat or on the front cage of the car, we rip them out, put them on the ground. If we have to, we'll hold their head and protect them from injuring themselves. We'll then call for a patty wagon. Uh the wagons have these cotss in them. We'll scratch we'll we'll strap people down to these cotss, put them in the back of the wagon, and if we have to, we'll ride back there and hold someone's head so that they can't beat it on the floor. In this case, luckily, he kind of came to his senses a little bit. They were able to put him in the car. They did not need the wagon, which is great because when you do call for a patty wagon, it ties up a lot of resources and it's very frustrating. So, they're able to get him back in the car. Let's see how the rest of the interaction goes. 3 hours later. You're about half his life. I know. When you when we stood him up off the ground, I was like, "Holy [ __ ] dude." I was I was drunk as [ __ ] when y'all first got I'm not going to lie. I'm sober now, but I was drunk. Andy, I was telling him if he would have just talked to us, I would have went to jail. I doubt it. How old is your brother? 15. He just turned 15. Where's he at? Was he Does he stay there? No. He was probably walking back to the house when I was dealing with the neighbor. He's my size. Y'all would have seen He looks just like me. My size. He's a kid, too. He's a mini. Yeah, he's not going back in the Well, he's using him as a role model, so he's not staying out of trouble. I'd beat the [ __ ] out that kid if he Well, you got to make better choices and be the role model for him. I was going to work every day at before this. I was I'm going to be honest. I've heard this a thousand times, but today honestly was just a bad day. I woke up with my wife and I've been fighting with her since this morning I got married. So you guys are not legally married. Just street married. No, we're not legally married. We've been together for 4 years. Okay. All right. So at least luckily for the sake of Zachariah's dignity, he did sober up a little bit towards the end and was a little bit better towards the officer. So he kind of redeemed himself in this video. Uh if you're wondering how he's doing now, he on this day he was charged with misdemeanor theft and obstructing official business because of all that stuff he did where he was running from the officers, running through the alleys and all that other kind of stuff. Uh he the theft charge was actually dismissed. The obstructing official business charge he plead guilty to and he'd already done two days in jail. He was given a 90-day jail sentence for the obstructing official business. 88 days of that sentence were uh suspended, basically probation. If you're wondering how he's doing now and how that did for him, if that corrected his behavior and he became a model citizen after this, the answer is no. Absolutely not. Early in 2025, it looks like he was indicted on January the 4th on a charge of aggravated robbery, two counts of felonious assault, and one count of discharging a firearm near prohibited premises. What this means is he was probably in someone's house, committed an armed robbery and shot them or shot at them. Uh, often this is also discharged into a habitation. So, poor Zachariah, 18 years old, is not off to a very good start of his adult life. [Music] [Music]
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