Conflict Between Teacher and Student Escalates to Arrest

The teacher's commitment to respect and communication clashed with the student's aggressive defiance, escalating to a chaotic confrontation.

### Conflict in the Gym: A Teacher-Student Confrontation
* 🏀 A confrontation escalated in the gym when a student, who initially claimed to be **sick**, aggressively approached a teacher during a basketball game, leading to a **heated exchange**.
* 🤬 The student accused the teacher of being a **racist** and threatened him, prompting the teacher to seek a **respectful conversation** to address the situation.
* 📢 Despite the teacher's attempts to communicate, the student remained hostile, **raising his voice and refusing to cooperate**, which led to the involvement of **school administrators and police**.
* 🚔 The teacher explained that after repeated attempts to calm the student down, he had to resort to using **pepper spray** when the situation became **physically confrontational**.
* 😷 The student expressed feelings of discomfort and claimed he had done nothing wrong, insisting he was **simply minding his own business**.
* 👮 As tensions rose, the police were called to assist, and the student was ultimately **detained for disorderly conduct** after refusing to comply with **lawful orders**.
* 🗣 The incident drew attention from other students, with many **recording the altercation**, which raised concerns about **how the situation was handled in front of peers**.
* 👨 The student's father arrived, visibly upset, and was informed of the events leading to his son's detainment, emphasizing the **need for resolution and decontamination** from the pepper spray used.

[Applause] As soon as the basketball's coming out, he comes out here and wants to play basketball. So, I come up to him on my car. You said you were sick. He said, Don't pray for like that. I said, I'm a teacher. I can approach you how I want to take it. I didn't do this particularly; I just asked it a question. And then I try to go over here. He goes over here, and I try to walk him outside to get him one. And he's got the basketball, and it comes to me. I grab the basketball, and then he sort of bucks on me and comes at me into my face. And he won't talk to me, and he says, You're a racist motherfucker, and I'll kick your fucking ass, Katie. But I want to have a conversation in front of you with him because he got to know if he's wrong. Because the administrator is my counselor, whoever came High, the pizza Institute, my Institute. I've been taking all four years old.

So with that being said, my God put me in here, okay? Not knowing that I told him I wasn't feeling good, came and came to him about that. That was already done today, cool, we cool. I'm up there in the bleachers, sitting down. Finally, when I come down from off the bleachers, you want to come at me aggressively. What happened to you? You're supposed to be in the bleachers. Like, that's not how you talk to me. You could be a good citizen, but be aware when you're talking to me, it's respect. So what happened after that? After that, it went, it wasn't nothing else to say. I walked out for Casino, what I was doing. I'm not gonna talk to a good old citizen. You could have your love, you know, you feel me? If that's not gonna resolve nothing, if I'm not doing nothing, if I'm minding my own business, don't come to me no type of way. Now how you bumped up against me like that, we're talking about as a teacher. He didn't plan

all right. I said okay, that's fine. Next thing you know, the basketballs come out, and now you're on the floor. So, I came up, you know, I was like, I thought you were sick when we were playing kickball. Now you're not sick anymore. And that's when you went from here like that, and you shut it down, and I couldn't talk to you. And that's where we are. I asked you a question. I said, I thought you were sick. We were playing kickball. And then you went, and you changed two phones like I was coming at you. I think you said, don't come at me like that. I was like, ask me a question. I'm not coming at you. If I came at you, you know it, but I'm not gonna do that. I'm 50 years old. I'm too old for that stuff, okay? I've done, I've been doing this for 26 freaking years, all right? It's got a little bit of experience. So, you think I'm coming at you? Totally wrong, 100%. But as a teacher,

and as a person of respect, I do respect these kids. You asking the kids in here, can you call me racist? I'm the least racist person in the school, you guys. Anybody around here, quiet, quieter, and different kids, young kids, adults, I guarantee you, I treat this man, this man, this man the same effect they treat me. The Oklahoma wrenches hesitation, you're my students. I ask you a question, and you could not answer me. Yeah, really upset. That's exactly what I did from the moment I came in this class. What? What's the question with regarding to why? Why it is? Why that? And I gave you a simple question in return, but you wanted to go further with the um. I'll let you talk. I'll let you say what you had to say, what you said over there supposedly. That's not what you said. You handed me aggressively, and I said I'm talking in the phone. You still had your voice raised while I'm telling you, trying to explain to me like why I came down from the bleacher.

but you still had your voice up. See, this is why my boy's gonna stay this tall because I'ma show you how you was doing me right there. I wouldn't keep my tongue like this. I ask you a question. I'm like, Why are you not sick? Now, it don't matter. I gave you. I'm not arguing, and you still kept coming at me aggressive, and I let it go, and I walked off running my own business as I was doing. And then I walked up there on the bleachers and sat down. The reason why you asked me while I was out on the bleach to begin with, right? Minding my own business once again. So why are you coming at me aggressive? Okay, that's not a question. I'm a PE teacher. Our two classes are playing a kickball game against each other, Coach Marley versus... I look up, and you're in the places. I don't got nothing to do with me feeling sick. Didn't know you were sick at that time. That's why I asked you the question. I'm

like I'm like why are you in the butcher? How many times I got to tell you? Okay, okay. I think the thing is, is you were sick, but then when he allowed you guys to have free time, and then you decided you're right and wanted to play. Not that I decided, but at the time when I was up feeling myself, I'm gonna come down, and I'm gonna interrail. Is that a problem? It was designed a lesson. Yeah, a lesson. A lesson is not to go out there and play with students just because this is a physical education. The problem is our kickball game. We were playing against the point. It's not about the kickball game. It's about me not feeling myself. How many times I gotta say that? I didn't say a word to you about not playing. Did I say anything? That's like, that's fine. You came to me after, after I came down on the bleachers. That's my whole point. You keep talking about them talking about the game. [Applause] Lower your voice, lower your voice.

I'm just cruising myself. Anything else you wanna come from if you want to talk to anybody. I got a lawyer, anything, but you're not going to come in no type of way and disrespect. Get your hands off me. Hold on, get your hands off of me. I said hold on. You got five seconds to get yourself. What the fuck are you gonna do? You got five seconds. What you gonna do? You got five. Get off of me and get on my presence like you got some sense. Be a good citizen like you is. How about you be a good citizen, not raise your voice, that badge on your hook, and causing a big scene inside the gym. Nah, because I'm really pushing for disorderly condo. I ain't pushing that. All right, like I said. Okay. [Applause] Come on, man, get your stuff. Let's go. Because even Mr. Perry wants you to get your stuff because he wants you to meet him over there. So let's go. I don't care about what Mr. Perry says. I'm in this class. I

just got in this class. What you say to me? Come on, man. You finna take a ride to jail, dude. I ain't fucking with you. Let's go. [Applause] Get up off the bleacher. That's fine. You can record all you want. I've been recording the whole time. That's cool. Got everything. Gotta say it in there too. So let's go. Come with me. [Applause] Stand up and come with me. Stand up and come with me. I'm telling you to stand up and come with me for causing the disorder inside the gym in front of everybody else. You don't need to be in here. Mr. Perry's telling you to come out. I'm telling you to come on. So you need to get up and come on. I'm giving him a lawful order to get up and come on now. All right, man. Take the backpack off. We finna go to the gym. Don't resist me, dude. [Applause] What's wrong? [Music] Thank you. This camera's still all right.

time everybody else good for Christmas please thank you [Applause] baby guys hey can we get them in the old gym because you're not listening to the lawful order that I'm giving you. Take the bag off. You're still holding me. Why is y'all still only at this friend is why my parents wouldn't be called listening. Take the bag off. Why are you trying to get me to retain my stuff off of me. This is my property. This is me. I'm not trying to steal it. I'm trying. I don't care. You just detain you in handcuffs. Throw me around because you didn't listen. I told you to get up. I didn't feel right to be treated the way you treated me. Why'd you still holding me. I've been told you to give me a second. You keep. Do you not. Do you not understand that when I say give me a second that means move. Remove yourself away from behind. Remove yourself away from me. Every time I get you a second.

you don't take your back away from me. I will let you go. Remove yourself away from me, and I will let you go. If you take this back, will you remove yourself away from me? I just told you what I would do. Take the bag off. Take it off. Take the bag off. Take the bag off. It. Take it off. You're going to jail for disorderly conduct, resisting at this point. Take the bag off. No, I'm not good. I literally just got thrown around by the police. I haven't done anything. They simply called the administrators down here, which is the teacher that our man for physical education. Like, he called the administrators down knowing I didn't have no wrong. I was doing it no wrong. I simply came to him, and when he asked me a question, which on why am I at the beaches, I told him I wasn't feeling good. I exited the bleachers when I started feeling myself, and he wanted to come in here aggressive, so he got a police officer down here pulling on my locks.

Landing into the um bleacher's life I like I had no I'm at the school and they still they still would they would not let me go tell me when I get up there all right take the bag off I'm not doing nothing take the bag off nothing is going to happen get up here you are fixed to get put in haircuts one way or another night take the bag off take it off take the bag off take the bag off you're refusing a lawful order for me to be able to put you in handcuffs take the bag off take the bag off take it off take the bag off take it off take the bag off take the bag off I'm going to take the bag off we can get you decontaminated once the backpack is off take the bag off take it off I know it sucks if you would have just listened this couldn't this wouldn't have happened that's all that's all you had to do was listen you're still going to resist do you want it some more dude because I

that's fine. I got a whole can. Take the bag off, man. That's all you have to do is take the bag off. I told you to take the bag off. That's fine, dude. Take the bag off. Take it off. I can't breathe. If you take the bag off, we'll get you decontaminated. That's all it is. Unfortunately, I can't breathe. [Music] Give me your hand, man. That's great. Give me a nurse up here. Let's roll over, man. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over and sit up. Roll over and sit up. Getting breathe. Okay, free. Roll over and sit up, dude. Roll over. Roll over and sit up, dude. Foreign. I'm trying to help you. Roll over and sit up. Roll over and sit up. Well, Lindsay stood up. That's what I'm trying to get you to do. All right, let go of the bag, dude. You got a nurse here to help you. We got it with the spray. Okay, so can we get you into the bathroom and get you to start.

flushing your eyes out because that's the only thing that's going to help that spray. Okay, yeah, foreign. Let go of the backpack. I'm sorry, bro. The more you're struggling against him, the harder it is. Just let go of the bag. Apply this would be over a lot quicker. That's what we all want. Just let go of the bag. We're not taking your stuff. It ain't about myself. It's not about you taking it. That's not the point because you're not listening. You're resisting me, so give me the stuff. Give me your head. Even if I'm minding my own business and I kept telling you to let go of me, you dude still out and just give me your hand. I'm not doing it. Nothing. I'm literally not even defending myself. I didn't put my hands on you. I'm not doing anything. I literally stayed content. I stayed calm. I kept my mouth closed. At some point, it is not no right for you to let slam me against the bleachers and pulling my locks. I absolutely didn't.

do anything. No, I kept telling you to do on the phone. On top of that, I didn't. I wasn't even acknowledging you at that point. You sprayed me in the face. Well, I can't tell you to give me your hands, give me the bag, and everything else. I had a right to call my. Let's stand up and go to the bathroom so we can flush your eyes. Come on, I'll help you out. Can you let it go and be? I can get myself up. One, two, three. You do not make me feel safe. I say, I said, one, two, three, stand up, and you remove yourself from me so I can get myself together. That's not how this works, man. Come on, stand up. So what? Come on, stand up. One, two, three, let's go. Come on, man. Do you want to get your eyes flushed out? Let's go. Hey, come on, man. Okay, do you want the nurse to help you up? Because she's standing right here. Would you like her to help you? Do you want the nurse to help you?

[Music] I'm trying to help you stand up so we can go to the bathroom. I never about you. I never resisted away from me. Just let go of you. Can we help you stand up and get you to the restroom to flush your eyes out? Okay, the reason it's hard to breathe is because you've inhaled some of that pepper spray. Okay, that's going to ease up eventually, but we need to flush your eyes out. That's the only way it's going to get out of your eyes. Your eyes are going to continue to burn. Okay, so can we calmly get you into a restroom to flush your eyes out? Can you do that for me? Okay, servant Ray has let go of you and he has stepped away, but he is still here situation. Okay, that would notice. I just want to make sure you're okay. So in order to get your eyes flush, we need to get you into a restroom and start splashing, put water on your eyes to flush all that irritant out. Here, I'm not sure that he will.

matter of the story, yeah, 260. Everybody start my card for just over the conduct also advise 201 or 200. I've got one pepper sprayed at Easter's Hospital in your car, Mr. Fuzzy street. It's just a standby. The kid has called his dad, his dad's irate, so the dad may end up coming to the school. We need to get his eyes decontaminated. We need to get his eyes flushed out. Can we walk you into the restroom? There's one right down the stairs. I have to be here at this point. Unfortunately, I think my mouth closing. He didn't have no right to physically take me in any type of way. Okay, but right now we want to clean your eyes. I can't control that. Okay, but what I can help you get your eyes closed is to get you in the restrooms. Okay, the breathing will eat up. Okay, but your eyes is going to take some time. I'm in the new gym with the students. They're still refusing to stand up and refusing to go get decontaminated.

but the dad will probably try to enter through the front office. This is correct for next. She's still doing okay. I don't know if she's going to go back to class, but she kind of reminders sometimes. That's why I made the comment about having a fast one. So yeah, just make sure she's okay. She probably is daddy's life. I'm sorry, the dad is Alexander Sledge. Father's name is gonna be Alexander Sledge. [Music] foreign [Music] you're gonna have to stand up eventually. Come on, man. Of course, there's a bunch of recordings and people taking pictures and stuff. That was in the gym too, as far as the kids. Yeah, so it's just about to go viral, as I say. I got them. Okay, that's correct. The kids just sitting here. You won't stand up, and you don't get hit with him now. foreign [Music] foreign [Music] I'm just trying to get in the stop so I could talk to him and resolve this situation, but then he wants to fuck up with me.

At that point, telling me I got five seconds to take my hands off of it. Now you're making me feel like you're about to assault me. Oh, do they make me feel comfortable. That's the reason why, and that's fine. Thank you. You could have voiced and said that, but instead, all you said was you have five seconds to get your hands off me. Comfortable. Okay. I told you that multiple times. So, police officers do have the right to give you directions. I have the right to do the directions in the school. That's correct. I'm clear. They'll just raise me in my face. I gave you multiple, multiple times too to take the backpack off, to put your hands behind your back. I gave you multiple chances. Hey, give me a chance. If you literally hugging me with your hands on me, you was not making me feel like any comfortable. This kid in one of the teachers down here drawing back and forth and stuff like that. He got the raising his voice disrupting the entire gym full of people.

that's even playing basketball. He goes the walkway. I did this. I was like, Hey, hold up just a second, man. Yeah, he looks at me and says, You got five seconds. Take your hands off me. I was like, Okay. Follow him over here because at this point he's mine. He says, I'm a bleacher. I tell him, Get up, man. You know you got to go with me, Mr. Perry. Once you get up and get your stuff, you got to go with me. No, screw you. Not doing that. So, I'll go grab his arm and the fight again. And while we're up here, I'm pushing to the ground. I'm trying to get his backpack off of him, not give him a chance to take it off himself and everything else. I kept telling him, Take her backpack off. Put your lines her backpack back, you know, back and forth, same thing. He wouldn't. So, I sprayed him to see if he would listen to pain compliance. Still yet, he is still not complying. That looks like that is right here is the door.

um just sit down, dude. Just sit down. You haven't made a properly decontaminated yet, which is what we need to do. Okay, is this your dad? I guess he is. Is he okay for now? Are you his dad, sir? I'm sorry, can I speak to you out here, please? So, the situation is your son and a coach are mad at each other for whatever reason. I'm just there to be seen and try to keep the peace for whatever reason. Well, your son starts getting more agitated and watch that erasing his voice, disrupting the entire gym. At this point, that's just sort of conduct, but I'm not really want to do anything with at this point. But he goes to walk away, and one of my things that I try to do here with all the kids is try to pull them to the side after they've had a confrontation with a teacher and go, Let me holler at you real quick. Let me talk to you. Try to squash whatever this is that you got going on. So, as he walks

away. I put my hand on the shoulders. Hey man, come here, let me talk to you for a second. He squares off with me and says, You got five seconds, get your hands off. I was like, Really? Like at that point, now I'm feeling threatened because you're squaring up on me. Well, why are you doing this? As she's walking away, I was like, Look dude, come here, I need to talk to you. If you're causing a huge scene, you're yelling, you're causing disruption in the entire gym, you go sit down with the bleachers. I said, Look, even Mr. Perry wants you to get your stuff. You at least got to go to in-school suspension or whatever he wants to do with you for now. I said, But get your stuff, come on, get up, go up. But it keeps, no, yeah. And so you got to take a rap in this story. He calls this big suit. I'm okay, you can open it. At this point, you got a rabbit who calls this big freaking scene, everything else. So, Okay, I'm buying somewhere to go.

to stand him up, and he starts fighting. So, I'm using everything I can to not tumble down the bleachers with you. Do I grab his hair? Yeah, I do, because I'm just grabbing for whatever I can to try to get a hold of him, to try to tame him and get him in handcuffs as peacefully as I can, but he's not wanting me to do that. And then I'm trying to take the backpack off of him. I'll tell you, Hey man, take the backpack off. I'm not trying to steal your stuff. It's going to go with you, but in order for me to detain you without any further incidents, I need you to take the backpack off. And I let him go. I let him try to do it himself. He doesn't want to, so I grab it again, try to help him get it off, and it's back and forth, back and forth. I keep giving him verbal commands. I'm giving you a lawful order. Take the backpack off. I gotta detain you, so on.

and so forth. Go doesn't listen. So for my policy, if people are still not listening even after I've already tried soft and hard hand control, my next step is to go to some form of, you know, baton, taser, pepper spray. I don't want to tase the kid. I'm not trying to hit him all the time. So I use the most compliant course I can, which is the pepper spray, which usually helps kind of lighten that mood and then go, Oh shit, that hurts. All right, fuck this. I'm done. I didn't want to put electricity to the kid's body. He's just a kid. I didn't want to have to use this damn thing. So that's why I use a pepper spray. And he's still, I'm like trying to get him to take his backpack off. So I'm getting cuffed up and we can take him, go get him decontaminated. And he's still not listening to me, still resistant, still trying to keep the backpack on, still don't want to stand up. I'm like, Dude

At what point are you going to listen to me so we can get this over with, you know? And I understand he's calling you. Understand you're pissed because you're here. Everything's inside, and this was recorded before I even started talking to him. So if you do want to capture the or get a hold of the body cam, you're more than welcome to. I'm sure the sheriff's office will be able to supply for your logger, whoever, um, and then sell from there, um. But, and I was trying to be as nice as I could be from the get-go with him, but he just, he wouldn't let me. It's, he just wouldn't let me. Anybody witnesses? Yeah, so the coaches witnessed it, the teachers here, not this tall black gentleman, but the Mr. Perry, Mr. Grimm, the coaches, and of course a bunch of kids. They're in the middle of the altercation, started pulling their phones and stuff out, but I mean, they're going to catch whatever they can on their phone, all the good stuff, but all the teachers.

and the Mr. Graham and Mr. Perry caught from the beginning. We don't have one of them step out. Yes, sir. Would you mind stuff? Hey, I'm Glenn Perry. So, it's my understanding that at the beginning of class, I guess that there's some genders usually prepared when I send usually some sort of a structured game, and then they have a free gym. The Taurus had told the coach that, you know, he didn't feel good, he didn't want to participate. Folks let him save the villagers during when it became open gym. The Taurus went to piss me. The coach was like, I thought you said you were sick. Well, you know, it's, you don't get to do the fun stuff if you can't do the other stuff too, I guess. You know, I did not witness there any cars aggressively, you know, coach said he didn't. He was just questioning, and you know, he doesn't have the right to, you know, ask like, hey, why aren't you explaining the lessons. Um, any cars did call him a racist and

did use profanity towards him, and that's what he called, you know, to the front office. Coach Graham and Officer McRae were the first people that came up, and then I came in after that trying to talk to them, try, you know, you know, the cars really wanted to listen to the coach under the coaches really, you know, there. But that, so we asked Horus to come out of the gym, you know, he refused. Hey, I'm at school also too. During the screaming match between the coach and your son, I did tell your son because his voice was elevating really high, Hey man, keep it down. So he refused to come out, you know. I asked him again. Officer Gray gave him the directive, you know, to come with them, and also a great trying to, you know, pick him up kind of good by the arm and pull him out. Taurus resisted, and it just, you know, got increasingly more volatile from there. After school, I had a genome, uh, genetics, the gymnasium, yeah, missing a bit, yeah, I'm talking to the uh

coach Barry, how many this is assistant principal and uh the uh officer ISO officer. Okay, no, you're fine um. So he's just, you know, I like to coach. Where's the coach? He's, he was down, he may be in my classroom with the other students. We removed the other students from the gym, you know, it's, that's matter too. I mean, I didn't want it to go this way. All I want to do is talk to him about, look man, if you, if you're having an issue, and I've told all the students this that I've interacted with, we have an issue with the teacher who you're getting pissed off, and if you walk out, come find me, let's talk, I'll help you calm down, and you know, we can talk with a teacher and see if we can come up with some kind of conflict or something. All the kids, you know, I've got on a zoom call with all the kids in the entire school and told them that on a zoom call. So I mean, they all know that if you're

Having an issue with something? Just come and talk to me, and I'm sure we can figure out a way to solve the issue, even if it's with you and a teacher. Travis, were you here when the whole tester started? Yes. And how did that happen? So, I asked him to come out of the gym. He refused me. You know, Officer McRae asked him to come with him or to come out with us. You know, he refused. Um, you know, Officer McRae said, 'I'm gonna give you a lawful order.' You know, told him, you know, 'This is what I'm doing.' You know, Taurus, 'I'm not going with you.' You know, 'I'm just going to sit here.' Um, you know, Officer McRae, he tried to like gotta make him laugh, and he resisted and fell over, and foreign already filming everything within school. Um, the last incident that happened, it never showed up before anything. No, that's fine. Oh yeah, I mean, there's cameras and everything. I definitely like to get a hold of it. She said I could go to the

shows off here, yeah. So the body cam, whenever I dock it tonight, it'll download, and the sheriff's office will be able to get a hold of it tomorrow. So probably we would be ready for you or a lawyer or whatever. It should be able to be retained by at least Thursday, probably just a couple hours, just enough to get him booked in, getting my bond if they do that there. I'm not real sure. And then you guys about to come pick him up. But I need to get him decontaminated from the spray, but he's not going to listen to me. He's not going to stand up. He's not wanting to take the backpack off. He's not wanting to do anything that I'm trying to ask him to do to contamination. Yeah, wash his eyes out from the pepper spray. Can I talk to him? Absolutely. If you think it was sitting right here, Dad, you want to talk to him first and see what you can do. If you don't mind, can I just have Dad talk to him first?

real quick thank you. You get his eyes wiped off with the paper towels so we can get you again. Where is it you're going to wash his ass? Yeah, is there a bathroom that we can use? Okay, you want your dad to help you walk, man, that way you can not fall down the stairs. Foreign right here, sir, to your right, this first door right here. Let's see if it's unlocked. This thing, I've never been in here, so I'm not sure exactly where the sink is in here. [Music] Listening so we don't do the wrong your eyes. Okay, I told you up there, I'm here to help you out, brother. You got to let me help you out, okay? Let me help you out. No, I couldn't bend over. Here's the sink right here. Set your hands out. I'm fixing to get a hole while watching. Not rub your eyes, you hear me? Don't rub your eyes, and I tell you though when she don't bring your eyes out. Anything else? I didn't have to go like this. Is that all of them?

you got them open. [Music] Supposed to do all right okay. [Applause] [Music] foreign. We need help now no this. This kid's about to take a ride to juvenile. Uh I couldn't stand in one of these trips guys. You guys need okay all right and apparently a fight over there yeah. [Music] [Applause] [Applause] Johnson. Johnson's baby's off the bed. [Music] um uh today it's Gilmore. I'm not sure. [Music] foreign. [Music] I think I'll be okay now um but I'm uh I'm about to 425 distributor all right. foreign. [Music] Are you clearing all my shit I got going on over here okay uh while I was dealing with this kid there another girl fight happen up front East Ridge is helping me take care of that up there but I'm fixing 425 fish kid um it started off if you want me to explain to you the situation now or I can wait till you get here got better.

either way, whenever we walk out the doors here, it's like right there. Um, so this kid and one of the coaches was having an issue with each other. They called admin and me in here. I'm standing by, letting them resolve their conflict. This kid starts yelling, starts getting agitated. I tell them, Hey man, lower your voice, calm down, so on and so forth. And the kid was wanting to walk away, and I was letting them off away, but I just kind of put my hand on their shoulder. That's even starting, okay? Like, Hey, hold up, let me talk to you for a minute, to try and help resolve the conflict. And the kid squares up on me and says, You got five seconds to take your fucking hand off me. Okay, here we go with this. So I'm walking with him, he's still yelling, he's still going on and on and on. I'll tell him, Keep your voice down, you're causing disorder. He goes and sits down. Mr. Perry tells him how you need to, you know, come down here, and I'm telling him at this

point because he's just still yelling and everything else. I was like, All right, dude, you got to go with me. I'm getting lost order. Stand up and you're going to be detained and you're going to get hooked for this early condo. He keeps resisting me, so I go to grab him, stand him up, and the fight's on. We're hand-to-hand fighting, trying to get a hold of him. I grab his dreads, pull them down the ground, trying to get a hold of him, keep trying to push him to the ground, put him in cuffs, still not listening. I'm trying to get his backpack off of him to put him because not listening. He told me to let him go. I let him go, let him try to take the backpack off. Still's not listening. I grabbed that happens three times. Finally, let him go. He's like recording, calling people and everything else. I'll tell him, Take the backpack off, put your hand linger back, you're under arrest at this point for this over the conductor resisting arrest. He doesn't want to listen, so I'll spray.

him and still dance. They were not listening, so his dad comes here. His dad finally helps him get calm down, and we East Ridge is here. They helped me get him to contaminated and everything. So now he's fixing to take a ride. So it [Music] so it. Yeah, I'm fine. I'm just trying to. No, I mean, this is about to be viral because there's like 50 kids in the damn gym that whenever we started fighting, it's our pictures and videos and all that shit too. So yeah, the new gym in the back, and then during all this, two girls got to fight in the front. So they're these were just helping me deal with that. So me and the dean of students was, and then right behind us was Mr. Perry. So all three of us was with him and a coach. Him, the coach, we're trying to let them talk, and they keep talking over each other. They're both getting a little agitated. Well, the kid starts getting even more agitated and tense and up and everything.

else so I'll tell the kid. I'm like, Hey, yo, blow your voice. You're making this thing inside the gym pretty much. Pretty much telling them, Look, you're causing a disorder. And he doesn't stop doing that. He walks, trying to walk away. And at this point, I'm wanting to stop him and talk to him to get him to calm down before putting him in handcuffs. Correct the entire gym. And so I stopped him to try and get him to calm down before this disorder keeps going into so I could talk to him before handcuffs went on. And whenever I just tried to stop him, he squares up with me and said, You got five seconds to get your fucking hand off me. And I was like, All right. So you're at that point. My mind was made up. He was going with me because you've already caused a disorder. And now you're swearing up on me, saying, I got five seconds to get my hand off you. And all I'm trying to do is prevent you from going to jail. And then I'm falling off the bleachers. I

got to put him in cuffs after I told him he's been up several times during the lawful orders. Said that over the body cam, giving you a lawful order to stand up. Didn't want to listen. I grabbed him to stand him up, and the fight starts, and I'm grabbing him, trying to throw him down, end up grabbing his threads, jerking him down on the bleachers. And then the rest of what I told you is, you know, backpack not want to take it off, giving three different chances to take it off, still wouldn't take it off. So instead of going Hands-On with him again, I spray him, which is the next step in the use of force. So, and then he just sat down and wouldn't listen. And Dad finally got here because Dad was pissed off, screaming over the phone. I explained to Dad when he got here what was going on. Dad calmed down and then helped me get his kid calm down enough to go in here and get him decontaminated. No, no, the Gym's fine. It was just a one quick burst just

It wasn't like a full can or nothing. All right, all right then. My service here and Anthony, I thought he was outside just out front, and I was like, all right. His radio started to go off. He's like, I gotta go. I was like, all right, see you man. Yeah, I went and got a thing of ice for the car and hello [Music]. So, I don't know. I don't know what optional phrase or Deputy McGrace side of the story for the teacher's side of the story is, and so I can't comment on anything today. I was trying to help the young brother out, you know, squared away, and he was refused to help. Let me help him out, okay? Once you got here, he decided he wants to stand up and get him in here, you know. This is uncomfortable in this situation before it got further with him putting his hands on me. Well, and anything, yeah [Music]. He's trying to come in here and help you out, okay? Yeah, I'm not talking about that. I was already in a situation with myself.

let's step back outside. There's an echo in here. It's quite work for your dad to hear on the phone. We were talking, yeah, so let's step up here. Okay, he is still, he's with his other class right now. Also, he will make sure at this point with everything happening, like I told you, you gotta take a ride [Music]. So at this point, man, anything you want me to take with you? I mean, you wanna give them your phone or anything? Go ahead and get them, yeah, for sure, because I don't want him to leave that down there, chain bracelet's all right with this one. I need you to put your hands on your back, man. Hey, he shoot, he should be able to call you from down there as well and let you know whenever they're ready for him to leave. Like I said, I'm more familiar with, you know, taking her adults to jail and then getting a bond and all that stuff. As far as once he gets pipe worked on, they're gonna take them in there, they're gonna process them probably within a

couple two or three hours. They'll call you up, yeah, as long as it'll help keep you calm. Yeah, I'm good with that. All right, man, you put in your hands up. You don't make me feel safer than what I feel. I get it. So, turn around. I gotta put you here behind your back. We'll catch it up, okay? Let's put your hands together like you're praying, like that right there, okay? It's gonna be a little bit more comfortable area. I had my mouth closed. I told them both when I needed this boat. I saved minding my business like I was smarter people here. I'm only holding on to you that way you don't fall and catch yourself with your hands behind your back. foreign [Applause] foreign. I gotta start my car. There's not air that usually goes back there, but I'll roll the window down. We're gonna get on the passenger side right here. Go and have a seat, okay? Yeah, off Holly Street. Holly, yeah, right off East Third Street. All right, go down Third Street, lean back.

just a little bit for me, okay? The best you can. I gotta both you up. Someone stay safe. I'm gonna get this car on and get the window down. Hey y'all, might sit with him real quick. I gotta get my computer out of my office up there. [Applause] foreign foreign [Applause] all right foreign foreign

Bodycam Shows Controversial Arrest, Pepper Spraying of Tennessee High School Student

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A Tense Encounter Between a Teacher and Student

A teacher confronts a student who is playing basketball after claiming to be sick.

The interaction escalates, with the student accusing the teacher of being racist and aggressive.

The teacher emphasizes their experience and respect for students, attempting to clarify the misunderstanding but ultimately walking away to avoid further conflict.

The conversation revolves around a student's decision to play during free time after feeling unwell, leading to a confrontation with a staff member and the police.

The student feels disrespected and mistreated, while the staff member insists on enforcing order.

The situation escalates, resulting in the student being detained for disorderly conduct and resisting authority.

A person is repeatedly asked to take off their backpack but refuses, leading to a confrontation with law enforcement.

The individual struggles to breathe after being sprayed with pepper spray and is urged to roll over and sit up for assistance.

The officers try to help the person while emphasizing the importance of letting go of the bag and cooperating to get their eyes flushed out.

Incident at School Involving Student and Coach

A student was pepper-sprayed during a confrontation with a coach, leading to an irate father potentially coming to the school.

The student refused to stand up and get decontaminated, causing a disruption in the gym.

The situation escalated, with the coach trying to physically remove the student and ultimately using pepper spray for compliance.

A confrontation escalated when a disruptive individual refused to follow instructions, leading to a physical struggle.

The speaker attempted to use verbal commands and soft control techniques before resorting to pepper spray.

Despite the use of pepper spray, the individual remained resistant, causing the situation to continue escalating.

Incident Involving a Student and School Officials

A student, Horus, refused to leave the gym after a confrontation with the coach, leading to a volatile situation.

Officer McRae attempted to give Horus a lawful order to leave, but he resisted, causing further escalation.

After the incident, the school officials offered to help Horus with any issues he was facing and arranged for his decontamination from pepper spray.

A student was causing a disturbance, leading to a confrontation with a staff member.

The situation escalated into a physical fight, with the staff member attempting to detain the student.

Despite efforts to calm him down, the student resisted and continued to agitate the situation, resulting in the need for additional help and ultimately being taken into custody.

The officer attempted to enforce lawful orders on a disruptive student, leading to a physical altercation.

After multiple chances to comply, the officer used pepper spray as a next step in the use of force.

The student's father arrived, calmed the situation, and assisted in getting the student decontaminated before the officer processed him.