Law Enforcement Encounters: Intoxication and Arrests

The chaotic environment of the jail reveals the struggles of intoxicated individuals facing serious charges.

### Inside the Chaos: A Night in the Police Booking Process
* 🚔 After 15 years in law enforcement, the speaker finds their work dealing with **high-risk situations** like transports and riots to be rewarding, drawing on military experience for **discipline in a specialized response team**.
* 🚨 A chaotic scene unfolds when a driver, who reportedly **blew a red light at 120 miles per hour**, crashes into another vehicle, resulting in severe injuries to an **unbelted passenger who is ejected from the car**.
* 🍺 The driver admits to consuming **three beers** earlier but is suspected of being under the influence of **drugs** as well, leading to charges of **felony reckless driving and DUI**.
* 🩸 Following a combative encounter with officers, the driver is restrained for safety after showing signs of **confusion and aggression**, indicating **possible intoxication or other underlying issues**.
* ⚖ In another incident, a man is arrested for domestic violence and assault, claiming he **did nothing wrong**, while a transient individual faces charges for harassment and assault, emphasizing the **complexity of each case**.
* 🧠 The narrative highlights the challenges officers face in managing **intoxicated and aggressive individuals**, with one suspect expressing frustration over being arrested for a **speeding ticket** and another claiming he was **wrongly accused of assault**.
* 💔 Throughout the night, officers strive to **maintain order and ensure the safety of all involved**, dealing with various cases that reveal the **struggles of individuals in crisis**.
* 🔍 Ultimately, the text illustrates the **importance of cooperation and understanding** in the booking process, as officers work to **help those in distress** while enforcing the law.

[Music] I've been doing this for 15 years now. It's been a really rewarding career. I really enjoy the tactical side of this because we deal with anything from high-risk transports to riots, anything on the outside. My military career helped prepare me for something like this. It was the discipline which helped develop how I act on a specialized response team. You're welcome. Take care. Excuse me. Shut up a long time ago. Step up, homie. I did nothing wrong. Step up. I dare you. Dare you. Ask me. Look away. Thank you. You take care. That's right. Thank you. I appreciate it. And there you just turning face the front and mind your business, okay? Like I told the other individual right here, he has no idea what he's doing or why he's here. Just mind yourself. I apologize. Move down to the middle. You sit there. You be quiet and mind your business. We gotta get him through the blood draw first. He's got another blood drive he's going to do. And then, yeah, so what happened tonight with Joe according

to all the witnesses, he blew the red light going eastbound on Desert, and as two vehicles were entering the intersection on the green light, and he hit the car and pretty much tore the back end of the car off. Um, the driver wasn't wearing a seatbelt in that car. She was completely ejected from the car and landed in the roadway. His speedometer was pegged at 120 miles an hour. Um, just stopped, locked in place. The motive impact. He did admit to drinking three beers in the golf course earlier, but I don't know that this is related specifically to beer. I think there's drugs on board. Come on, time to get up, keep walking. Yes, sir. [Music] We're gonna be doing a blood test because you sent somebody to the hospital who's possibly gonna die. You probably will. You see my car? Tell me it's Mr. Atkinson at Jensen. A as in apple, T as in Tom, K. I said, Oh, Ken. K-I-N. You know what Ken is? Next of Ken. Love you. I will never talk to you again. Yes, sir.

I don't have any, sir. I don't even try this fit. I didn't spit, sir. Stop trying to. I don't have any skin. I'm not saliva. I apologize. I'll stop. Seven cars involved total. It was actually called in as Auto pad because the lady was laying in the road and he's more worried about his car than no. I'm worried about me, okay? I'm okay. Yeah, he's gotta roll. Poor sergeant. I don't know. Kneel down. Yes, sir. How many ones? Don't move until the door shuts. Yes, sir. Yes, I got it. I got it. I don't even think he knows where he's at. I've been saying that to the other officers outside. He has no idea what he's doing, why he's doing it. It's challenging guys out there. Then all of a sudden, so I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I apologize. Good deal. So blood draws are done. We're good, Joe. It was quite a bit combative and disruptive. I'm gonna check on him. Make

sure he's all right. [Music] Do you know where you're at? No, sir. So you have no idea why you're in jail right now, sister. Okay, I'm gonna go ahead and let you calm down a little bit. I'm going to shut this door and come back and talk to you, okay? Yes, sir. Even though he claims that he doesn't know why he's here, where he's at, I think everything's starting to set in a little bit, and it looks like he still might be under the influence of something. He may have some other issues going on. Phone call, and I was dropping the blood off. So the first blood draw that the 7-Eleven was trans-ejected from the feet, started responding to the doctors. So she's awake right now, so hope for the best for her. So what are you going to charge him with right now? We're looking at felony reckless driving, felony DUI, um, because he doesn't care to be under the info, so probably something impairing his system, whether it's drugs or alcohol.

or combination of the two. It was a big scene. We'll take it from here. How are you doing? How am I doing? Yep. I could be better. I'm yeah. It could be better. You're only here for a bench warrant. My guys pull you out of the car and cooperate with him. What am I gonna do? Try to get myself out of here. I'm just asking. That's why I'm talking to you and clearing it with you that I'm insane. That was so uncalled for. Like, all right, we'll talk about it inside. All right, we're walking. [Music] [Music] Sit down, close your mouth, put your face on the ground, rub it on the pavement, shred your face in the ground, pound it, relax. You weren't there. Exactly. Where are you? Uh, I wish I had a lawyer. Like, walks right down there, talk to the nurse, done probably. I probably have had trauma being slammed to the ground. I need intensive care. You know any alcohol tonight? Lots of them. You're taking the four. I

think four is open, so okay, come on back here, sir. What are we gonna do? They're gonna go into a cell over here, something. I even feeding pick s. Gonna let you go in here and sober up a little bit. Speeding ticket. Listen to what my guys are telling you. Freaking violating me, dude. I hate punks. Look at the wall. If I got to tell you again, you're going to the floor. You don't get to tell me what I get to look at, all right? Okay, we do. Please don't express your authority too much for yourself, okay? So you're going to listen to everything they're telling you to do. If you decide, put it back in cuffs. Put them in cuffs. Get, get on the ground now. Get on your knees. Get on your knees. Get onto your knees and cross your feet. Go to the ground. All right, yeah, you're so tough. We didn't hurt you, sir. You tried to hurt yourself. I am not hurting myself. I'm recollecting something in my own mind by slamming

your head into the wall. Yes, that means slamming, dude. Control ten, nine, four, and one to two. See male side from booking. Put them right in the corner. We'll look on the rooms. Is that what they said? I'll place you in the restraint chair since you wanted to bang your head off of the wall because, uh, we can't have you doing that. Whatever makes you still, um, as soon as we took the handcuffs off, and we decided to smack his head against the wall. So, we place him on the ground, brought him back out here, and put him in the chairs where I can't breathe. Slam me on the ground. It's so important you have to manhound somebody in there. It doesn't have to do with them just trying to get you out. He's trying to calm down, so he gets to the process, so we get you shut up, so get me through that in there. According to your mental state, your ego, jealous, sick. I don't have to be quiet to be right, but acting like that house I'm working out.

for you right now, not very good exactly. As soon as you come down, so I'll come back and talk. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I paid the goddamn fine. It's a beating ticket. [Music] [Music] You got to cooperate with yourself, and then what? I mean, I get stuck in the chairs. What's better than a chair, right? Look at him go. Um, films a120 semi-cooperative. Took his ring. I swear to God, you're gonna all get a burger now. I can't feel my hand. They still can't kill my hat. Okay, just need to relax. So the chair is not a comfortable place to be, but you're out now. I thought maybe you could probably reason with each other, but we can't. I have a speeding ticket. Okay, you have a bench warrant for a speeding ticket. You have a bench warrant for a speeding ticket. It means you failed to comply with some court order related to a speeding ticket that you got. I paid. Well, obviously, there was more to it. I don't know what the details are. You're a

lot calmer now, which is good to see. But of the 125 people we have brought into custody tonight, you're the only one that had to be put in a restraint chair. We cannot release you when you're that worked up, so hopefully you're on the road to calming down, mellowing out. You will ever be looking at your own self in the mirror and everything okay. It's like I told him, out of the 125 people that we have brought into custody tonight, he was the only one that had to be placed in the chair, so clearly he was not behaving appropriately. Foreign false name, forgery, littering. He was standing outside of a convenience store. You're a liar and a warrant out of Manatee County. Hey, what about the dead hope you're in one Cadillac attack. However, what are you gonna do about that one thing at a time? You're not worried about that. All right, stand on up, turn around this wall there. Great feet apart. I'm glad you didn't grab my balls like he did, put his hands.

down there's no need for grabbing my balls like he did. You know, that's gay. Making a left has you on the gray stool. Yeah, a list of charges. What happened out there? I don't know this guy who's grabbing my balls. And he grabbed your balls? You mean during the pat down? When he was patting you down? Before he Pat him? Well, before and after. Okay, what? But what about the charges? Because we got a list of charges here. We got forgery, giving false name, littering, and a warrant. That's all false. It's all false. What about the warrant? Is that false too? Uh, the warrant might be someone here. What about the forgery? Did you sign somebody else's name to the ticket? No, I signed my name. What did you sign us? I signed my name. What is your name? We'll look up my name. I know what your name is. I don't. I don't. You look it up. That's a good sign. Is that right? Yeah, stand up. I gotta do a second pad down. Oh, you wanna grab me.

again I don't want to grab you. I want to make sure you don't get any weapons or anything like that. Oh yeah, oh yeah, again. Okay, I know, I know it's the highlighter. Okay, I know you're all gay. Sarasota County is the gayest County. You're here. Yeah, yeah. Oh, she's a cutie. Yes. Okay, have a seat right there for me. That's like the third or fourth time. Well then, you're having a good run of luck tonight. Yeah, it must be nice. Okay, go ahead and stand up. Go with Deputy Johnson. Oh, so why'd you pull him over? I saw this guy standing out in front of the gas station like on a cell phone acting all shady. So I sat and watched him for a little bit and he's throwing stuff out of his pockets on the ground. So I see a car pull up and I'm thinking, you know, there's gonna be a drug transaction go on. So the car picks him up and leaves. So I stop him on the littering charge and

gives us this name doesn't come back to anything. I continued checking his real name. Shows he has a warrant under this name Randolph, which is his real name. Arrest him on the warrant. Charge him for forgery for signing a ticket under a different name. He cussed me out on the way down to jail. So he's gonna kill my family, everything like that. So he's one of those guys. Yeah, he didn't strike me as a member of Mensa. I should go ahead and turn left. Am I gonna come see you when you're in here? No, I don't really think so. I'm gonna see you when you're down here, but that's about it. And if you want to continue to make inappropriate comments, we can display one holding my name. I think you know what I'm talking about. What's she saying in a polite term is we're not playing love connection here, okay? So you do not stop, stop, stop, stop. Definitely not, okay? You need to zip your lip, potato chip, on that one because we're done.

let's go pathetic. This is a joke. Hey, all right, don't be swearing. I won't, sir. Just keep your mouth shut, and you'll get through the process. I'm serious. I know you, and you know me right now. Yes, sir. So don't swear. All right, come over here. Step over here. Okay, I'm gonna put you in a holding cell until you can sober up, until you can be cooperative. I'm sober. I doubt that, sir. I can smell the odor of alcohol coming off of you. Okay, we're done. That's your white Palestine, my wife, awesome. That's very good. Thank you again. Come on, yeah, come on, girl. I know, I know, builds characters. He's going to be placed in here until he could sober up and be cooperative. We got all the time in the world, sir, so just behave yourself, sit down, maybe take a nap. It'll help you out. It's not what your wife said. You could see her in the morning. She'll be on the B Squad. I already saw her, and I'm tired of your

face [Music] [Music] let's check and see how he's doing. Good to go. Hey, your charges are in. Thank you. There's your three charges. You gave them the wrong ID, past the forged instrument, and you had a municipal artist for littering, right? The other thing is you were rude to the female Deputy by saying what you said to her. Oh, okay. You remember that? Well, we're in a pretty serious place, so you got to watch what you say. And this Deputy here, you might owe him an apology. I think you do. Sorry, sorry, sorry. It's Deputy. Sorry, we've met each other before, so when I'm trying to fingerprint you so you could get out of jail, I really don't appreciate or expect comments like you said to me. Yes, yes. So we'll work on that, all right? We'll be back. We can rest, all right? Sorry, all right. Thank you. We could probably get him out here shortly. I think the alcohol got the best of them in this case. Just one of those guys that requires a little extra loving.

[Music] Whenever we pat somebody down, whenever we're moving around somebody, we want to be in a position of advantage so that whatever happens, whether they're compliant or they're non-compliant, we're ready pretty much for anything. Sometimes people come in the door and they're very competitive. Some people will comply and then all of a sudden will be competitive. So you just try to always try to be in a position of advantage. Anything on you're gonna stick me, poke me, or make me please no sir. Excellent. I just got out of jail the other night. Really? Yeah, yeah, from menacing. Like I'm behaving myself. I didn't touch these stupid kids. Yeah, and they're like five of their friends show up when they weren't even there and said I did it. I'm the one with the bloody whip. None of them have a mark on them. Not one of those kids had a mark. For some reason, I have assault. Have you been drinking today? Yeah, a little bit, but not recently. It's just like I woke

up at six this morning. I haven't been drinking since then. Those are all harmonicas. I'm a very good harvest. I've just never heard a call to heart before. It's being charged with assault. Assault and I never assaulted anybody. So this is great. Okay, prepare to be sued when I get out. When I take the handcuffs off, your hands need to be on the counter. Yes, sir. I understand. Excellent. All right then. This officer already said he would write down that there were no abrasions or marks on these kids' faces and that I was the only one with a bloody anything. My lip was bloody. Their faces were not. If I assaulted them, obviously, as you can tell from my knuckles, that if I hit somebody, they would be hurt. So here, help me, help me go through this. Sign them for you real quick. Sure, that's my dead brother's picture. I really need this. Okay, well, let's keep that safe and it's getting sewed on to one of my pieces. My dead brother. Yeah, I need that. Okay, I'm

definitely that I need all these numbers. These are all my friends from various states. Okay, you're gonna have a seat over here in the back two rows. Walk this way, guys. Brought him to jail today. He was at Pioneer Square with his other friend. They were bothering people walking by, uh, trying to bum a cigarette. There was a couple of kids skateboarding, uh, they kicked the skateboard out from one of them, and then when the kid got upset, they grabbed him by the throat and pushed him up against the wall. Then another guy walking by saw it, tried to intervene, and he got punched in the back by uh, Jesse also. So you got two counts of harassment, strangulation, and disorderly conduct. Usually, I'm a rest of things I do, do like drinking in public, smoking marijuana, or like beating people up, but like that's when I actually beat people up and they have evidence against me for that. Like, I remember chasing one dude around the corner because he told me he had a gun. He said he'd shoot me. I was like, really, pull it.

and shoot me, dude, because I don't give a fuck. He don't know where I'm from, Philadelphia, and I ain't worried about being shot. You have a gun to shoot me before I get to you. That's my point of view on it. Just mad because I didn't even touch these people. I still got to take it to court, but there's the chance that I have to stay in here all the way until I go to court. You know what I'm saying? Like, I have a dog, I have a fiancée out there, got things to take care of, man, arms and grub stuff. All right, man, thank you. You're welcome. You have a beautiful night, sir. Thank you. Do your job. I understand. That's all you're doing. More than likely, he'll get out of jail tonight, and we'll have a court date for Monday, so he'll come back to court on Monday, hopefully. But he's also a transient, which are also known to not show up to court, and then put a warrant for his arrest. [Music]

[Music] She got kicked out of the Rialto, and now they're saying that now I'm the one beating on her, man, crazy. My girl, she's telling him right there he didn't do nothing, he didn't do nothing, but I'm still going to jail because somebody else said they see something different. I never touched her, man. All the dope dealers on the street again, you got to make me go to jail for doing the right thing here because you a hater. What are you doing or what, man? That's crazy. [Music] It's not nice, bitch. I receive a cop, bitch. That's right here. One more, come on, bitch. Let's take a time out for a second. Come on, man, easy, easy. That ain't right, though. We'll get you in a couple minutes. Just have a seat, chill out. He was brought in for domestic violence, coercion, and assault four. He's kind of drunk. He's been drinking. Chances are there's something more going on than Vincent was telling us. Hey, Vincent, yeah, come on, man. We'll get

you processed. Are you on parole or probation? Parole, okay. They did a PV on YouTube just to let you know. Wrong man. She told him let me leave him alone. He never did nothing man. All right, so why am I in jail for nothing? Well, you got a salt for DVD, a coercion, which means you were preventing somebody to move freely. Come on. And then they put a detainer on just telling you what they did so you'll know what's going on. All right, nobody did nothing. All right, all right, go have a seat. Hey Vincent, what are you on parole for now? What did you do prison time for? For a burglary, burglaries. All right, come on man. I'm the sober one. I'm the one that's not drinking. I don't know man. Come on a little bit. Yeah, but um, but I'm good enough that you're not here. You're not hammered, but you're, yeah, but I'm coherent and I know what's going on, right? Yeah, nobody's gonna hurt that. That's my wife with a baby man. All right.

you know I ain't a bad guy, right? You don't seem like it. All right, all right, right over here. What's up over here? Right here, all right. Don't go down. Depends. You know what it is. I don't think it's the pants, pants man. I think it was the booze before the pants. Come on, man. All right, take this. You're gonna walk down this black line with the baby in your body, and they're acting like I'm trying to hurt you. Will you direct them, bitch? All right, gonna have a seat. Yeah, can I get a sandwich? Uh, we'll see if they give me a wristband. Domestic violence. They can't take a chance. If they're, if they even think there's been an assault, they have to arrest. A lot of times, the person that's being victimized won't tell the truth for fear she'll lose. Maybe he's supporting her. Maybe he's, you know, paying the bills. But it doesn't mean that she's not being assaulted by him. So, Dwayne

just got a guy coming in. Seems like he's a little agitated. Go out there and see what's going on. What you got? I was he charged with exposure of sexual organs. I don't want to call the disturbance. One of the employees said that he was inside that his penis hanging out and he was told multiple times back together and he'd refused to do so. There was a lot of people inside their families and things like that but I exposed to myself. I'm sorry I didn't know I did. I didn't do it intentionally. Well from from the arresting Deputy it sounds like it had more than once. They can understand like once again two goddamn burgers and that's all okay. Somebody else I called you guys. I am the one that called you Sarasota County is going to have another lawsuit in their hand okay. So have you ever been arrested here before? No comment. No comment. Well you know we can find it out real quick right. They're gonna ask you anyways yeah so why ask if you want to be

difficult. We can put you in a holding cell for the rest of the night. You won't have a chance to bond out. So, is that the way we want to roll? Look, I don't care. I shouldn't be here now. Close. Unfortunately, you are here, so your best bet is to operate with us. All right? Nothing to say to you. I always read my Miranda. Okay, okay, all right. I'm not having anything else. I'm not asking something about your crime, am I? I didn't do anything wrong. Okay, well, I'm not asking about that. I'm asking if you're gonna cooperate with us. They always have. You guys are cool. All right, go to that wall for me. I'll catch down. Okay, you got anything on you that's gonna poke me? Any kind of weapons on you at all? Pocket knife? I'll say to you, you won't make it more than it does. Go ahead, sir. I'm gonna put your hand on that wall for me. How's that? But he's perfect. I thought so. Okay, come on to the left. Go ahead and

put your belt right up here on the counter for me. They do okay, that's fine. She's holding the air foreign. Take your belt off, hold your pants up. Alright, now have a seat there. Are you happy? Ow, have a seat. Hey, can I please have a seat? Just have a seat. How many times? Stop resisting. I'm not resistant. Lay it on your stomach, sir. This is good. Come on, dude. Come on, God damn it. I was just trying to butt in my pants. Well, I told you to have a seat, now didn't I? You don't need it. Why didn't you sit down? I was doing it at the same time. Say this message just Nazi bitch. I've got a hard problem. I feel like I'm having a hard time, man. My heart's starting. Alright, we're gonna sit up on three. One, two, three. There you go, stand up. So here, I need you to sit up for a minute. When I first talked to you and asked you if you had any problems. No, I can do this. There's nothing wrong with

you I asked if you had any medical problems, and you did not mention a heart problem. I've got a known heart attack problem. You didn't mention that. Why are you like I'm telling you now? No, you had a chance earlier. I'm not doing anything wrong, man. You gotta listen to what we tell you to do. You're not listening. Yes, I am. I'm telling you to see it. You said I was going to his truck, but my goddamn britches, man. You told me they're broken. I've got one goddamn thing, and I tell you three or four times. You sit down. You sit down. [Applause] Hitting me. Sit here and act like a fool in jail. Goddamn right, 'cause I ain't done nothing wrong from the get-go, man. If I done something wrong, I wouldn't be giving you such a hard goddamn time and give myself in no trouble. I just want to see goddamn Burgers. So love you guys. I respect the uniforms. I don't respect the people that

are in it sometimes. I think you're more or less just heated about getting arrested. Yes, I am because I've been with my hell. God damn, I'm not like that. All right, okay, that's fine. Relax, and we'll process. Well, this sucks. He tells me his pants are broken, so I don't know why he's trying to close his pants. He's probably just intoxicated. We'll get him through this. [Applause] [Music] I'm gonna go in here. Let me talk to Thaddeus. Give him a cup so he can maybe drink some water, sober up. I'm sure at this point he's probably a little more cooperative. Eight daddies got a cup for him, and like I said before, you and I, we never had any problems before. I think you were just overly heated about your charge, and I can understand. All right, but listen, next time you come in, I tell you to sit out, just sit down, you know, okay, and we'll get you through this. But yeah, drink some water. Let's

sober up. Let's get you a mattress. I'm good, man. All right. I'd like to get everyone up and go to sleep. Okay. Give me like 20 minutes, okay? And we'll get you up there and get you sleeping. Thanks. No problem, man. Seems like he was pretty heated about his exposure charge. Got the best of them. I understand being upset, but when we tell you to sit down, it's time to sit down. So it seems like, you know, he's spending a couple hours in there. He's calmed down now. [Music] That he just called. They said they have a bad intoxicated female coming in. Are you gonna walk? Yes. Okay. Stand up. Go get the side. I'm not gonna fight you guys. Why are you guys acting like I am just Gordon? Walk away. Kill yourself. I have all kinds of medical problems, but I'm going to tell you it's like a seizure and I die. Well, that's why I want you to help. Yes, I have seizures. Okay. He'll tell you that. Do you take any

medications. Yes, I do, but I'm not going to tell you what I take. A cooperative Kilby. I want to die. How's that sound? Okay, what kind of seizure do you have? You'll find out. I flip it and fucking around on the floor. Okay, well, do you have other problems than seizure? Why should I tell you? So you are helping me. You guys don't help me. Has your meds been changed? No, no, no, no, no, and I haven't been on baby it's for a year. Okay, are you suicidal? Yes, I am. Okay, no, I'm not. You're not suicidal. Have you been suicidal in the past? Yes, but I'm not going to hurt myself. Oh my God, my hand hurts. I don't care about you. Eat more waffles than most Mother drinking this place, you little Waffle drinking bitch. What is it? Shut the hell. What's a waffle drinker? I don't know what that is. What is it? Whatever, bitch. You died, bitch. You're from Utah County anyway, you bitch. Yes, you are. Sure.

Nope, it's all right, Kelly. I got hope. I thought, Well, that would eat you for breakfast, bitch. Outside right here, no ID. Okay, yes, sir. I think, Are you gonna poke me? Yes, What's gonna poke me? Have fun. What's funny? Just laughing at my own jokes. Is that okay with you? Ow, that hurts, bitch. Do not grab me, bitch. Why are you guys trying to hurt me? Backwards, start walking. I cannot walk anymore. My feet hurt. Don't do that. Set her down. My ankles are fucking hurting, and I will walk away. All I ask is to loosen the cuffs up, and I'll walk. We got a wheelchair behind you. I'd rather walk. Yeah, oh my God. You got any kids? I got some kids, man. I want to teach my kids this way. No, that's all my life. She's twisting my wrist. No, hey, why are they hurting my wrists? Look at my wrist, bitch. Bitch, man, you're a bitch. Don't rub my fingers. Hey, go ahead, please. [Applause] We're gonna give her a little bit of

time to sober up, have a mental health talk to her, and evaluator keep an eye on her a little bit further before we move to another side. [Music] How are things going, Jody? Are you feeling a little better? I just want to use the bathroom. Okay, until you get cleared, this is all you've got to kind of stay in, okay? Did you, were you injured in the altercation that happened earlier today? Okay, and the nurses were able to take a look at that stuff, though? Okay, fantastic. Um, really, you're pretty close to being out through the process, and you're doing exactly what we need you to do. You're cooperating with the officers. It'll be a very short time before we get you through the booking process. All right? Okay, sorry about that. You know, unfortunately, that's just the way it goes, and we just kind of do our job, okay? Thank you. All right, thank you. You know, Jody's a good example of people that come in in altered states of intoxication, states of agitation. We

never know what happened with them on the outside, so we just have to deal with each situation individually, but take the opportunity to try to help the people through their troubled times. foreign

6 Times Jailers Dealt with Bizarre Behavior from Arrestees (JAIL)

Law&Crime Network

A Night of High-Risk Response: A Tactical Officer's Account

The officer has been in the field for 15 years, dealing with high-risk situations like transports and riots, with a military background that instilled discipline.

A recent incident involved a driver, Joe, who blew a red light at 120 mph, causing a multi-car crash and seriously injuring a woman who was ejected from her vehicle.

The officer suspects Joe's impairment is due to drugs, in addition to his admission of drinking earlier, and is planning to charge him with felony reckless driving and DUI.

The scene involves a person being pulled out of a car due to a bench warrant, leading to a tense interaction with law enforcement.

The individual expresses frustration and seeks to cooperate, but is met with aggressive tactics and restraint.

The situation escalates, with the person being placed in a restraint chair and struggling to understand the consequences of their actions related to a speeding ticket.

A man was the only one out of 125 people taken into custody that night to be placed in a restraint chair due to his disruptive behavior.

He faced multiple charges, including forgery, giving a false name, and littering, while also having a warrant out for his arrest.

The arresting officer observed the man acting suspiciously outside a convenience store and throwing items from his pockets, leading to the arrest on a littering charge and subsequent discovery of the warrant.

A man is placed in a holding cell for being uncooperative and smelling of alcohol.

He faces charges for giving a false ID, passing a forged instrument, and littering, along with being rude to a female deputy.

The officer emphasizes the importance of compliance and positions of advantage during interactions, while the man insists he didn't assault anyone and expresses frustration over the charges.

Two individuals were arrested for harassment, strangulation, and disorderly conduct after bothering people and escalating to physical violence.

One of them, a transient, expressed frustration about being jailed for actions he claimed he didn't commit and worried about missing court.

Another individual, Vincent, was brought in for domestic violence, coercion, and assault, while also being on parole for burglary.

A Disturbing Encounter: Arrest and Resistance

A man is arrested for exposing himself in public, causing agitation among the staff and patrons.

The arresting officers encounter resistance from the suspect, who claims he didn't intend to offend.

Tensions rise as the suspect refuses to cooperate, leading to a struggle with the officers.

A man with a known heart problem is upset about his arrest and feels misunderstood by the officers.

He expresses frustration over his broken pants and insists he hasn't done anything wrong.

The situation escalates, but eventually, the officers try to calm him down and offer water and a mattress to help him sober up.

The speaker expresses frustration and pain while being handled by officers, asking for the cuffs to be loosened and offering to walk.

A mental health evaluation and support are provided to the individual, Jody, who is in an altered state of intoxication.

The officers emphasize the importance of dealing with each situation individually and aim to help people through their troubled times.