Arrest and Detention: A Disturbing Encounter with Police

Josh's desperate attempt to help his mom with drugs led to serious legal consequences.

### The Struggles of Incarceration: A Glimpse into Jail Interactions
* 😟 Josh expresses his confusion and pain after being arrested, questioning **why he's being treated this way** and recounting a drug-related incident that led to his arrest.
* 🔪 He explains that he **pulled a knife** during a confrontation over stolen marijuana intended for his mother, which **escalated the situation significantly**.
* 🚔 The officer reassures him that pulling a knife on someone will **always lead to jail time**, highlighting the seriousness of his actions.
* 🍔 Josh, feeling overwhelmed and hungry, pleads for **understanding and support** while acknowledging his mistakes.
* 👮 The narrative shifts to another intoxicated individual who is **combative and aggressive**, leading officers to **restrain him for safety**.
* 🛡 The officers discuss the necessity of using a restraint chair for the second subject due to his violent behavior, emphasizing the **need for control in such situations**.
* ⚖ Both individuals face the reality of their circumstances, with Josh anticipating a court date that could lead to **significant consequences**, while the intoxicated individual struggles to **comprehend his situation**.
* 📅 The officer reflects on the challenges of working in a jail that houses a **wide range of offenders**, from minor offenders to serious criminals, underscoring the **complexities of law enforcement and incarceration**.

hi oh God hi Josh you guys what was that just hit me in the head God damn that hurt quit screwing around stay right there my hands my turn around oh God get on the ground ow my hand what why are you doing this why get on the ground straight your feet out why are you doing this why are you doing listen to me okay I'm listening to you right there oh my God so much pain listen to me when I get up when I get up I don't want you to move okay until you hear that door shut all right all right stay right there okay thank you very much for that absolutely welcome so what's his deal uh salt uh two rob one Rob One Salt two rob one he know his victim yeah basically it was a drug deal com bad is he high no or is he just agitated absolutely fine up until you think that just like the whole reality thing hit him and he started get agitated the end yeah he didn't like it when he found out that he was going to

get charged, okay. He was all fine when he thought he was going to get released back home with his girlfriend, but when that didn't come through [Music], okay, so he started. He's been in our custody for four hours, but it was only the last 10-15 minutes. This happened 10 minutes, yeah, yeah, okay, okay. Well, you didn't break your knuckle 'cause if you did, you couldn't bend it like that, Josh. I tell you what, if you continue to hurt yourself like that, I'm going to put you on a restraint board. I don't want to do that, but if you put me in that position, I'm will. When you calm down, I'm going to explain everything to you, okay? But right now, you're too upset to listen. Can you sit down for me, okay? Josh, I'm sorry for... don't apologize. I'm so sorry. I don't even know why I'm Happ like this. What happened tonight? Where were you at?

tonight I went to go buy some weed from a friend, and I bought it for my mom. I didn't even buy it for myself. I was trying to help my mom out, okay? And he stole a bag of weed from me, and I'm like, No, please do. My mom's going to kill me. Until finally, I said, Dude, I have a knife, and I'm going to stab you if you don't give it back to me. He grabbed the knife and grabbed me, and he fell on the ground, and I guess he scraped his arm with a knife. Him in jail, okay? It's ridiculous. Okay, well, let me explain something to you, Josh. If I had a knife and I told you that I was going to stick you with a knife, would that make you a little nervous? Yeah, yes. I'm just saying, I understand what I did was wrong, but I shouldn't be in jail for what happened. Josh, anytime you pull a knife on somebody, they're going to bring you to jail for it, okay? I want to be here at

all okay. You can't change that, Josh. You're heing. That's not going to change. I know, okay. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to get you something to wear, all right, some food. I'll get you some food, but I need you to calm down because I can't process you while you're this upset. I'm trying. It's just hard. I'm so freaked out right now. Okay, how old are you? I'm 21. Okay, you're 21. I need you to suck it up and start acting like 21. Okay, I'm really hungry. I haven't eaten forever. Okay, you start working on your part, and I'll work on my part, all right? Okay, all right. Thank you. You're welcome. Did he say the same thing to you as he said to me in there about how he pulled the knife on the kid and he was threatening to use it against him and that the guy lunged at him? Yeah, slight difference of accounts, you could say. Okay, Al, all right. My marijuana for his mom.

yeah, it's not his. As for his mom, guy loves his mom, loves his mom. It's not even Mother's Day. No, it's not Mother's Day. It's getting close to [Music] Christmas. Okay, you think you'd be able to maintain like you are right now, sitting out with everybody else? Yes, promise. I promise. Okay, do you understand why you're here now? You understand that by pulling a knife out on somebody, they have to take you to jail, just the circumstances. I was going to get weeded for my mom, trying to be nice, trying to make peace with this guy in circumstances, and then he made it get worse, and then you felt you had to pull the knife on him, right? Yeah, okay, all right, all right. I'm not going to try to get you upset again, so when I bring you out of this room, I'm going to start working you through the process. You'll have about four or five stops to make during that process, so but I want you to keep this ice on your hand. It's going to

help keep the swelling down, which is the same thing that viad in's going to do, but you got to keep that on there, okay? All right, all right. Why don't you come on out, step on over to the counter there, Mike. Did he have any property? All right, listen for your name to be called. All right, the reality of a Measure 11 crime is prison time for him, and he's only 21 years old, and he's very concerned about that. He'll go to court on Monday and find out what his fate is, but the chances are he's not going to be released on Monday. After he gets arraigned, he'll be here for quite a [Music] while, this Tulsa County Jail. We're a 174-bed facility. We house everything from people that just couldn't pay their speeding tickets to serial rapists and serial killers. I've been here with KS Keny Sheriff's Office about 14 months. I work in the booking area. I'm one of the first officers to interact with prisoners that come in off the

[Music] streets spit on me. I'm not trying to spit on you as you're doing to me. I'm an animal. I'm an animal man to you. Do you wait to the executive Ranch? You wait till the ex. I'm going to [Music] [Music] see subject right there came in. He was pretty intoxicated. He got kicked out of a bar tonight. Who are you man touching me? What you do? Take these handcuffs off and then you abuse me some more. Take them off man. Let's go touch me again. Take these handcuffs off and then you talk. Yes, you're always going to be that man. We need a taser maybe. I've got one. What happened with this guy? We had a call at a local bar. Apparently, he was fighting with security at that bar. When I pulled up, placed him in custody. Other officer showed up. He was combative. He kicked it officer M while he was trying to Pat him down for weapons. We pulled a knife out of his pocket. I've encountered him before. He's just easily

Agitated, we have a combative inmate from earlier. He's banging on the walls. He's pretty intoxicated, so we're going to move him to a smaller cell, and we're going to put on restraints to keep him from hurting himself. And he's banging his head too, so we're going to go ahead and put a helmet on him. I don't want to get down. Get down on the ground. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back for being innocent, man. Listen, I am a little crazy, okay? Why are you doing this to me? I'm inoc sh. I've done nothing, man. I've done nothing. I've done nothing. I'm in. Why you [Music] why crazy. I don't care. Oh, now, now, come on [Music]. I'm hey man, once you calm down, we'll have the nurse check out your hand, okay? But right now, as violent as you're acting right now, we can't. I'm not going to put a nurse at risk. Once you show that you can calm down, we'll make sure that the nurse

checks you out. [Music] Man, for his protection, we went ahead and cuffed him up, but until he soars up, he's going to be in that state. What do you want, man? You want to search me some more? Yeah, I didn't do nothing wrong. You got some public drunk on me, beat me up, put your hands down. Okay, I got my hands down. I'm cooperating with you guys. Problem is, I want to kill that. I wish he could make peace with me. He could tell me why he's got to be damn abusive. Maybe, you know, it can explain why he's got to touch me. Might have something to do with the way you talk to him. Maybe that's your problem. Turn around. There's no reason for this, man. This is not public drunk, you know. Look at this rings around my. I understand. Do you really, or do you? I see him a lot that way. Do you want me to throw happy number three in there? We place the subject in the restraint chair because of his destructive nature. We use the chair.

probably once a week until proven guilty. Uh, public drunk. I'm just asking, are you ready? Quiet down, calm down. Why are you treating me like a criminal? Because you're banging your... Because look, buddy, you got arrested by the police department, okay? Okay, I just want to be let loose. You don't understand, man. I just want to let loose. Listen, I don't have to understand, okay? You are the one that needs to understand that power. You need to understand right now, okay? I'm going to get you out of the chair, all right? You're treating me like I'm... Look at me. Did I not explain to you what you were doing? You were banging your head against the glass. Because I'm an innocent man. So innocent men try to hurt themselves, is that what you're saying? Yes, my right. I'm going to take you to court. I will take you to court. You know why? Because I am not guilty until proven that way. I didn't say you were guilty. Look at me, man. I can't even get

up man. I'm innocent. Calm down, right? I'm innocent, man. Look at what they do to my hand. They held me like an idiot. Look, man, hurting my hands. That's what the police officer checked first. Came in like that. Is that cuffs? And then I tried to file a complaint on that right here, but no way. Listen to me, all right? You guys can leave me in here as long as you want. I [Music] guante be there. He must be taking political science. [Music]

Drug Dealer Goes on a Crazy Rampage for Getting Thrown in Jail (JAIL)

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Josh was agitated after a drug deal gone wrong, leading to a confrontation with his friend over a stolen bag of weed.

He pulled a knife in desperation, which escalated the situation and ultimately led to his arrest.

Despite acknowledging his wrongdoing, Josh feels that he shouldn't be in jail for the incident.

Josh is upset and hungry, struggling to cope with the situation he's in.

The speaker tries to calm him down and offers to help with food and clothing.

They discuss the incident that led to Josh's arrest, and he explains his actions were intended to help his mom, but things escalated.

The Tulsa County Jail is a 174-bed facility housing a range of offenders, from those with minor traffic violations to serious criminals.

A 21-year-old inmate, facing a Measure 11 crime, is concerned about his prison time and is unlikely to be released after his arraignment.

The booking officer shares his experiences with combative prisoners, including a recent intoxicated individual who was arrested for fighting with bar security.

An intoxicated inmate is causing a disturbance by banging on the walls and hurting himself.

He is being moved to a smaller cell and put in restraints, with a helmet added for protection.

The staff is trying to calm him down and assure him that he will receive medical attention once he shows cooperation.

The man insists on his innocence after being arrested for public drunkenness and feels mistreated by the police.

He expresses frustration at being treated like a criminal and claims he just wants to be let loose.

The man is determined to take legal action, asserting that he is not guilty until proven otherwise.