Raging Karen Gets the Surprise of Her Life

Added: 2026-05-07

[00:00:09]ebike. There's this lady trying to hit me.  a video of you doing almost 30 miles an hour up that sidewalk to catch him, ma'am. But first,  the cops were called by witnesses when gums were spotted during an argument. West 911, where is  your emergency? Yes. Hi. I just saw a road rage incident with a man pulling a gum. Okay. Which  person pulled the gum? The man in the blue truck.

[00:00:31]It was like a robin egg blue truck. Robin egg.  Great. Copy. Code three from the station. All right, we're already at Detroit on Del. Running  code is a little heavy. I'm not going to lie to you. It's fun. Definitely got to be careful when  you're cutting corners, intersections. Go around to the right and go to Canterbury and go south.  Right. 56 will be out here. Yep. Right here.

[00:01:08]It's like an offduty cop maybe. We're undercover.  Put it in park. Put your hand back up here. All right. We're going to open the door and keep  your hands that go right up. Where's your gum at?

[00:01:21]Listen. Relax. Step out. Keep your hands up.  I'm about Come on, man. Why are you grabbing me aggressively? We got to report you pulled  a gum on somebody. Don't I did not pull a gum on anybody. What are you doing? Okay.  Okay. Uh-oh. That laugh isn't good. Yeah, there was a big altercation. A gum was  involved. Like, if the cops encounter you, just tell him your story. Be relaxed. That's  only going to help you. Don't do what this guy's doing. Hey, what are you doing to  me? You said you weren't This was not going to happen. This is [ __ ] You all  treat me like a criminal. Relax. Yellow.

[00:02:04]You got your Not that funny. Get your foot off  my head. Just come. This is a great one. You're shaking and I'm on the ground. You're shaking.  We hear this sometimes when you're trying to restrain somebody and do it with just the amount  of force needed without hurting them, which is what we typically try to do, which is difficult.  Takes a lot of muscle engagement and your muscles can fatigue quickly. So maybe that's what he's  talking about. Or maybe he's just talking smack.

[00:02:30]I don't know. Five guys. Five of you. What  should you tell me about the other car? Sir, it was a GMC corral camp. Oh my god, dude. You  guys are treating me like you know that you guys understand this. Cooperate, brother. Where's the  other guy? He pulled the gun out. He didn't get this treatment. I do, right? Cuz I showed my gun.  That's crazy. Defend myself. Someone would have shot me, God forbid, I I'd still be getting cuffed  up on the ground. Huh? Let's get him up in an old car. Get up. So, what what am I being detained  for? You guys never read me my rights. Your body cam on. Hey, you never read me my Yeah, they don't  need to. You never read me my rights. Oh, you don't? You just detain me on the ground. Put your  foot in my face. Guys are shaking the whole time.

[00:03:23]You scared or something? Got cuffs on. He's pretty  hot. Needs to bring it down. Like what the dude?

[00:03:34]Bingo. All right. When you can, could you run  a pistol for me? It's a Palmetto State Armory 9mm. So, yeah, you can run guns, run the serial  number, and try to figure out who the proper owner is. Where I work, this helps. Sometimes our gun  system for the state is kind of wonky and maybe like half the time don't get the right info.  There's another dude coming on scene. The other party in a black truck. Uh he's going to station.  I thought he's coming back here. No, she said she sent him to the station. He's going to be armed.  Yeah, let's do it to Come on. I did nothing wrong.

[00:04:12]The dude hit my truck, man. I'm just trying to get  by in life, dude. Wronging guy for the wrong city, man. Maybe got the food truck. Maybe he moved  to Mexico City or something. He came to us. He came back. Oh, going southbound on Columbia. The  blue truck did cut off the black truck and kind of everybody does that in the turning lane. I mean,  it's not right, but kind of kind of pissed the black truck off who thought he was a big badass  and pulled alongside him and whipped something, right? Like I'd say a drink. The guy just had a  bad day and was pretty pissed off and, you know, went to push him up against the curb. He was  mad and he pulled in front of the black truck and got out of the black truck. I don't know  if the black truck pulled a gun on him or not, but he ducks real low behind that black truck as  soon as he went up to the black truck and then the black truck was trying to get away. He was trying  to stop him and then right here they gave up. The black truck went that way and then the blue truck  went into the Mark's park. So, one guy threw a water bottle. Incredibly stupid to do. Wasn't  thinking clearly, obviously. But then ramming your car or driving your car into him for doing  that is like a whole another level. Even assault and battery with a deadly weapon. So, I think  that's where we're at. They hit somebody or vice versa. There's this here that looks fairly fresh  in the mirror. I don't know. I think that's might have been why they were fighting. That's nuts. Go  ahead and turn that away for me. All right. Yes, sir. I'm sorry I tried to restrain from you guys.  I That just didn't feel right. I was not This was no not in my intentions. I'm not an angry person  at all. I'm 24 years old. I moved up to the city from Chester, West Virginia with my girlfriend.  They're doctors. I'm not like that. I'm a blueco collar worker. I work on the train yard. That's my  truck right there. I paid for that truck. Someone hits it. Obviously, I'm going to get a little  upset. He threw something at my truck. That's what initiated it. I followed him. He wasn't wanting  to stop. So, I went in front of him, got out, started roll his window up. Yes. I should have  never punched his window. That might have that probably turned off. That's all right. Do you  have like scratches and stuff? Um, is that old or is that new? Every mark on the right side of  the truck is all new. Okay. Did you at any point point a gun at it? No, sir. I pulled it I pulled  it out because he when I walked up to his car, the first thing he did was he pulled that out  and he had it sitting right his own. His own.

[00:06:34]He had it how like you guys would hold it to your  chest. Nice tuck to your chest. Nice and tucked.

[00:06:39]Where did this all happen? Yeah. Well, no kidding.  From what I saw on that video clip they played, you drove your truck into his truck. Yeah. he's  going to probably want to defend himself. I mean, to pull your gun on somebody, you have to have  some very good reasons. In most states, you have to be in fear of serious bodily injury or death.  So, if you pull your gun following being hit with somebody else's car and then a guy's punching your  window, I'd say you're there and justified. Was this at Columbia Detroit? Right in front of Jets  Pizza entrance or whatever that is. Yeah. Merges together and he cut right in front of me. And  when he did that, he sideswiped my truck. So, he was passing you on the right. On the right. And  when when you say you cut him off, which lane were you in when you intended to turn right? Were you  in the lane that goes straight? Like the straight going through lane. Okay. So then you kind of went  in front of him to cuz you missed your turn. Yes, sir. I had my turn sign turned in front of him.  Okay. And then where it merges, he came up and sideswiped you. And then I I figured, you know,  he's just going to continue on. I I'm young. I Yeah, he drives right into it. Any money? Enough  money to pay for the truck month. That makes it even more insane from the video. Anyways, it looks  like he intentionally drove into that other truck.

[00:07:42]the cost of body repair nowadays, that's minimum  thousands of dollars and you're willing to do that just because he threw a water bottle or something  at your truck, probably causing no damage.

[00:07:55]That just shows you how far off the  handle this guy flew. He pulled it out, had it at his chest. I put my hands inside  of his car and he said, "Yeah, back away, mother." And I went around his vehicle, got  over in the grass, he started taking pictures.

[00:08:07]I smiled for his pictures. I went this I went  and got in my truck and that's when he started to come past and I was in my doorway just  holding it like letting him know like I have one too like not everybody passing. Yes. How are  you? What's up you guys? Um I got video first of all. Sweet. Second of all, I literally watched  it happen video. Yeah. Oh man, good video. Yo, that boy is going crazy. He tried to run. That  boy tried to run. Yo, I'm weak. Oh my god, bro. Couple knuckleheads right here. Fighting  traffic. Brandishes and points it at him right there. Sweet. And then puts it down. He's like,  "Oh, you're run away." Oh [ __ ] man. for real.

[00:09:06]Yo, what the [ __ ] Oh, man. No. Day's getting  worse. Am I going to jail? What's that? Am I going to jail? Yeah, you're going to jail. Correct.  There's video of you pointing the gun at the guy as well. And I'm sure he's Yeah. At the front of  his Everyone wants to come around now. Yeah. So, full story. I'm coming home from work going I'm  gonna get a car wash up at Queens. Head home. I live in Bay Village. I get off at Center F-150.  Cuts me and three other people off. He comes this close to my bumper. I'm pissed. That piss me off.  So I took an open plastic open bottle of water, toss the guy's car, which is stupid.  It's crazy people do stuff like this in traffic. I can't stress enough. You  never know who you're dealing with.

[00:10:01]or what that person's like or what they're capable  of. Just count your losses and go your own way.

[00:10:06]Do not engage. We get to the next intersection.  He's losing rolling. I'll get a [ __ ] all the normal doing this. Then he then he hits me with  the car. Then things are completely escalated.

[00:10:20]I'm done. Nothing doing that. So I'm basically  telling him go off like out of here. And I start recording. He's calling me a big [ __ ] for  recording. And then he stops in front of me, stops traffic. So that's when he gets out of the  car. Things are immediately up to here. I'm stoic.

[00:10:36]Not saying a word. Recording. My window's down  to about halfway. One punch. Okay. Two punch.

[00:10:44]Gun comes out. [ __ ] Back the up. Now. Now. Like  I said before, I think that's justified. I mean, he hit you with his car. This guy doesn't know  what that other person's capable of. Don't do this stuff in traffic. He immediately goes  behind my car, realizes that he's an aggressor, screaming at me, "Get out car. Get out of the  car." No. No. No. I pull my phone out and I go, "Look at all these people watching you right now.  Get in your car. Leave me alone." Something like that. Ver's going to be want to show you the  video. Then he goes back to the side posing by his car, doing pictures. I'm just recording him  the whole time. And then he reaches in his car and grabs his gun and points it right at me. He goes,  "Two can play this game,shole." And I just hit the gas and flew just we'll deal with this in post.  And that's when I had 911 on the phone, too. Well, that it was completely reckless. And I knew it  got escalated to that the minute he got out of the car. Like, that's a no. That's a nonstop. Like,  he's not wrong, but it's hard to feel bad for him when he threw a water bottle at somebody's  car in traffic. I mean, what are you doing?

[00:11:47]We'll get back to his charges in just a moment,  but first, the cops were called when this woman's driving endangered a child. What's going on? I  was just driving. Um, she driving right behind me and they saw him seem going on the walk past  seemed like a teenager grabbed a motorized bike behind him. Um, didn't hold the situation. So, I  followed him at basically the same pace that kind of crazy up on the sidewalk. Yeah, I was following  the way. They had turned right here. I turned in front of her so she couldn't chasing me. Child,  if we leave that went that way, we exchanged some words. Did you hear her saying anything when she  was driving her up on the Yeah, she said the kid was driving fast in the neighborhood and almost  hit her dog, which regardless. Yeah, I know.

[00:12:32]That's not how we deal with things as adults. You  said you had video. Yeah, she has on her side.

[00:12:41]That's bonkers. Oh my gosh.

[00:13:01]It look like a dirt bike or like a ebike? It  looks like a motorized bicycle. Um like an ebike type. Did you hear it or the ebike kind of  a pain in the neck nationally? Every state treats them differently. It has to do with like if they  go over 30 miles an hour then they have to be a certain age and they have to wear a helmet. If  they go below that they don't. If they go over certain mile an hour they're considered mopeds,  motorized vehicles. If it's below that they don't.

[00:13:24]So it's kind of a new thing we've been adjusting  to over the last decade. But they do move pretty fast. Luckily for this kid. No, it was definitely  bike. I didn't hear any motorized or anything.

[00:13:32]Didn't look like it going to end well. No. No.  There's a few times that she sped up yelling at I think we got a tag for it. We're going to go  try knocking on the door. I appreciate you guys doing that. Thank you. All right, guys. Uh, let's  keep them safe. Witnesses are always good. Here's what happened. Okay, here she is. They don't  know what's going on with their phones. They act like they know what happened. Okay, I live  right there. I'm 65 years old. I had both of my hips replaced. Nice neighborhood. I also have a  dog. I was throwing the ball up the squeaky toy friend. He wasn't in the street. This boy comes  down on the sidewalk 35 miles an hour. I'm not kidding you. Two nights ago or in the evening,  I'm on the street that goes along there. He comes right at me and I was like, "You have to slow  down when people are here." He thought that was funny. So they go more. And so then tonight, so  I get my car to try to catch him cuz I thought he lived in the neighborhood. I wanted either to see  where he lived to talk to his mother nicely or I wanted to talk to him nicely cuz I thought he was  my neighbor. No, he's guess what? He doesn't even live in here. So then I go after him to try to  find him cuz I know you're never going to find him. Mhm. He doesn't live there. You're a long way  from home. Hence, I can do whatever I want to him.

[00:14:52]And they're all like, you're acting recklessly. I  was like, you don't even know what happened. First of all, if he hits me with two replaced hips and I  can't walk anymore, cuz believe me, if I go down, I'm not walking anymore. That's going to be bad  enough. If he hits my dog, you I don't know if you have a dog, but that's my child. Let's put it this  way. He could have disabled me for the rest of my life, and he's probably what, 171 the rest of his  life. Over the top, living a great life, and I'd have been in a wheelchair, or he would have hit  my dog, and then I would have found him, and it would have gotten ugly. Okay. What's your name?  Julia. Julia. Okay. So, I got video of you driving up on the sidewalk recklessly. You would have hit  that kid on the bike and killed him. You're going to jail for manslaughter. You understand? You're  not going to hit him and kill him. You're You're driving recklessly. Well, he's not going to hit  you and break your bad hips on the sidewalk where people walk their dogs and ride their bikes. That  video of you doing almost 30 mph up that sidewalk trying to catch him. Ma'am, I'm listening. I'm  listening. Cuz you're this close to going to jail. I'm listening. You understand? I understand  you're concerned about kids driving. You call us, we do our best to find them, right? You think 65  years old, right? You think it's a smart idea to be driving up on a sidewalk doing 30 m an hour  chasing a kid on a bike. It is crazy. He's got to ask this question to this lady, but he kind of  does have to remind her what she just did. When otherwise law-abiding citizens like this woman  do something like this, it's almost like they're possessed by an unfamiliar spirit and they're not  in control. It's It's totally bizarre. Answer the question. I don't consider that a sidewalk. What  do you consider it? There's cars on there all the time. They're parked up on the grass. So, they can  walk on the sidewalk. You are doing I got you for at least 3 minutes up on the sidewalk driving  recklessly over 30 miles an hour from what my reporting party told me. And you can see he was  going faster than me. You still think you're correct? That's how you do it again. You are  going to jail for taking your call. I'll never do it again. You understand what your actions? I do  understand. I was very emotional. Okay. So, maybe you think you collect yourself as a 65-year-old  woman about what you were doing. You would hit any else on that sidewalk besides this kid if you say  there was no I I I'm not disagreeing with you, but I'm You are wrong for trying to make this sound  correct on your end. Okay. You're 100% wrong. I won't. I'll stop. All right. You see somebody,  you call us. You don't take it into your own hands. All right. You're right. God forbid you hit  somebody. I promise you I'll do everything in my power to make sure you go to jail. You're right.  Take your car, find out you're doing it again, chasing this kid, even on the road. Oh god, no.  This was But it was a great idea to follow him on the sidewalk and chase him. No, like I said,  I was It was like I hear what you said. I know you're not. I want you to listen. Get in the  picture now. You chase him in your car again.

[00:17:32]We'll get you for aggravated. Of course, I'm not  going to. But you did it. I know. And you were willing to chase this kid as far as it could go  until this other car, this person that called us, stopped you. They blocked you at the sidewalk.  Correct. Yeah. Where does this make sense to you? Okay, it does it. I'm trying to understand  where you thought this was the right thing to do.

[00:17:50]Tell me your emotions took over. So, should I put  you in for a reevaluation of her driver's license now? So, re-evaluation of the driver's license  is a thing regardless of the criminal offenses that she committed. In the driving offenses,  there's also like where I work, it's called an immediate threat. Someone does something  like this or also something medical like they shouldn't be driving because they're not able to  operate a motor vehicle appropriately because of a medical condition. You get an immediate threat.  Now you have to go before the DMV and prove that you can drive and prove that you're capable. A  lot of times involves a evaluation by a doctor.

[00:18:20]Incredibly difficult to get your license back.  I'm just trying to No, I'm not trying to excuse it. I'm trying to explain even though it was wrong  why I did it. I didn't just like come out and say, "Oh, here. Let me go." You know, she weren't  thinking. Maybe not. No, not maybe not. You were not thinking. Okay. You could have killed multiple  people on this. It's dark. You're focused on this one kid riding a bike. You don't see me. You don't  see anyone else on the sidewalk. Somebody would have called me said you almost hit them with their  car. I'm taking to jail. It's the same principle you're using against the kid. You going up on the  sidewalk and driving like a maniac. If this kid calls us back after he goes home, talks to his  parents, I know where you're at. We're probably taking you to jail. Aggravated assault with a  deadly weapon. Your car is considered a deadly weapon. Touch him. Doesn't matter. Aggravated  assault. Assault is not a physical contact. It's the threat of contact. Okay. All right. I'm not  going to say anything else. There's a good idea.

[00:19:14]All right. Think about what you're doing next  time. Okay. Think about everything you just did, too. Okay. All right. The following day, the  victim's parents called law enforcement to report the incident, prompting deputies to visit their  house to get their side of the story. So, what's going on today? I don't know if you've seen the  videos over the incident that's happened Saturday.

[00:19:38]Come on, dude. Man, she's chasing him on the sidewalk.  He tried to hit me at one point. No more. He just He focused on those nine of  her trying to hit you. No, unfortunately.

[00:20:01]Did he Did he say that he or the witness  or whatever? There was this lady trying to I I can check if not. Yeah. Yeah. So,  for for something like criminal like that, there has to be intent. And I looked, I already  interviewed her and she said she was just trying to get your attention. But here's the problem.  She put my child in debt. I understand that. So, whatever it is, I don't care if we're stretching  it to the max. I'm pressing charges. Okay. Let me um you got child endangerment. Attent to kidnap.  Cuz I don't know her attempt. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean that's you can't attempt the kidnap,  but dude, I got video of someone chasing on the sidewalk at 20. I understand. I understand. It's  definitely uh and I mean I need I need a report because if if this doesn't go anywhere, I'm I'm  legaling up and I'm going balls to the wall. Okay.

[00:20:48]Against everybody. So, I want charges pressed. I  want a police report done. Okay. With her info, her license, everything. All right. Just give  me one second, sir. I'm not victim blaming here, but personally, I'm not giving my 14-year-old an  ebike that goes like 30 miles an hour and then on top of that letting him drive around the city or  town at nighttime. That's just me. Maybe I've been to too many crashes, but I'm just not doing it.  I don't know if you're a parent or if you have an opinion on it. Reply in the comments. Let me know.  Would you give your kid an ebike that goes that fast and let him drive around at nighttime? Not  saying anything's his fault, but because of things like this, I wouldn't. Okay. All righty. Perfect.  the picture is car head, you know, the headlights.

[00:21:26]Any any sort of evidence that will uh help the guy  the guy that was there that called the police the first time and actually saw it happen and if he  hadn't cut her off, he she'd have probably caught him. Yeah, it was it's a weird situation because  at that night or we didn't know the victim, we didn't know you until yesterday. So, it's just  it's just like a weird situation. I mean, clearly come on, dude. Yeah. Yeah. Well, my my thing is if  I go into a bank with a gun and I don't have the intent to rob it, but you hand me the money  anyway. Yeah, exactly. It's the same thing, is it not? It's it's not the same thing, but  it's like it's it's all the charges. What fits the charge. You know what I mean? Um, we looked  at to see if we've got evidence that it happened.

[00:22:04]Yeah. Not uncommon. People who aren't involved in  law enforcement or with the courts don't have like a super solid understanding. There's elements  of crimes. You have to prove intent. You have to check some boxes before you just start  charging people. Our detectives will see it.

[00:22:17]They'll they're a lot more smart than us. They  have a lot more resources. If it fits a charge, that will be like forwarded and if a district  attorney takes it, she'll have a warrant for arrest. I am from that though because when I came  home, I was the DA figured it out on this. So, I'm going to give you guys a witness statement  technically. How old are you again? 14. 14.

[00:22:36]You'll have to fill it out since he's a juvenile.  If we were to develop a suspect for a crime, would you want to press charges? Yes. Okay. 100%. So, if  there if you want to push charges, you're going to put um we have paperwork to fill out. I need you  to come home. She wants to know if we can go to her office right over here. I mean, yeah. She's  an accountant, so she's All right, that's fine.

[00:22:54]I'll meet you guys. Thank you, sir. No problem. Go  find mom. You want to follow us over there? Yeah, I'll just follow you guys. Here's mama. Yeah.  How's it going? Like I was telling him, we need to make it as detailed as possible what you were  feeling. What happened? Like you were saying you were in fear for your life, right? Yeah. Yeah. You  need to make sure you put that um basically any any everything that happens. Um you just need to  raise your right hand. You swear and confirm that everything uh you want to confirm that everything  in the statement is true and correct to the best of your knowledge. Yep. All right. You can just  uh sign a date and sign a date. Yeah. Next time it happens, just do you have do you have a phone?  Yeah. Yeah. Just call 911 right away. Say, "Hey, it's not often that we do like juvenile stuff."  No offense, but I hate dealing with juveniles. I wouldn't say that. I understand he's being kind  of candid here, but um don't say that both both ends of the way. Yeah. Especially when they commit  a crime cuz nothing really happens. So I told him to ask too what is the situation like the gender  was reversed. Say for instance he's chasing a kid down. He would instantly be arrested. No question  that with the intent of kidnapping. I mean that's that's just the totality of the circumstance.  She's like look at him. He looks like a child kidnapper doesn't he? It's it's just we had a kid  die at Matanzis High School, you know, recently on a bicycle. We had one dill section. I mean,  there's just too many accidents for something like this just to go not. And I would say one thing  with that um ebike, just be careful. Just we deal with a lot of serious crashes between cars and  ebikes. Well, for the most part, the only the only thing he has is when he crosses Pine Lakes to get  on the sidewalk. That's it. I mean, once he's on sidewalk, I'm kind of surprised they're allowed on  sidewalks. A lot of places ebikes aren't allowed on sidewalks like that. So interesting. He should  not have to fear for a court check. Yeah, that was crazy. Do you guys have any other questions for  me? All right. I appreciate you, sir. No problem.

[00:24:45]Stay safe. All right, guys. Sheriff's office. How  you doing, Mr. Sergeant with the Sheriff's Office.

[00:24:51]How are you today? I guess we had an incident a  couple days ago with your son who was a victim of something that happened. Looking at the video,  I'm not seeing assault B. Okay. She's far enough away in the video from what we can tell. She's  in a vehicle, so if she really wanted to assault or do harm to somebody, she could very easily  have sped up. All right. What I'm seeing the most of right now from the video that was provided  yesterday is reckless driving. So, she's driving on the sidewalk and she's driving crazy allegedly  to confront your son. What I'm seeing as of right now is what we can do. Like I said, that's why  I was asking if there's any other video is file charges for reckless driving. Honor. All right.  What about intent to kidnap, child endangerment?

[00:25:38]Nothing else. The the other issue I have with  the assault aspect, I think we might have been able to pursue that or press it a little bit if  we would have been called that night. So, if the victim would have called in that night, we might  have been able to stretch the assault. I don't know. I mean, it's a juvenile. I think that should  come into play a little bit. And also the kid gave like a solid statement. Everything's not on video,  but he's given a statement of what happened. So, I don't know. I think you could bring the charges  because it was a wellfound fear that something might have occurred, but we still called in within  a 24-hour period. Couple hours later, a day later, is there really that wellfound fear that something  would have been able to occur per the statutes, per the elements of the crime? I agree. We should  be able to do that. However, per the statute and the elements of the crime, it's not going to fit  that right now. Okay. I'm assuming he talked to the DA child abuse based on the mental effect that  it might have on a child per the elements of the crime. Yet again, there's very specific points in  the child neglect or child abuse statue when it comes to a mental injury that we're not going to  be able to do on this one either. Okay. Looking at the video, from what we can tell, when you turn  around, there's a large enough gap for where if there's a vehicle and you're driving a vehicle and  you intend to do harm, you're going to hit the gas and you're going to do harm. Yeah. So, she'd be  able to catch up. So, like if we turned around and she was right where you are right now, 1,000% I'd  be I'd take her to jail right now, even if it's so far away. Yeah. In my in our report that my mom  wrote, I we included how she overtook me. She went on the grass, overtook me, and was literally about  this close to me. All right. So, I want to ask you, when she almost hit you, was she turning onto  a street? That's when she entered the bike path, right? No, she was already on the bike path. She  was already on it. And she went up. Yeah. She went onto a like on the grass section where there's  enough room for a car to come by. She overtook me, cut me off, and that's when I got really really  scared because I literally could have died. She was really close to me. This kind of goes back  to reporting it right away. The investigations got a little disjointed because the same people  didn't handle it all the way through. We've seen different officers involved now. So maybe some  information is being missed. Now this officer is getting some more information about his  statement. All right. What we're going to do, we just try to call the witness to try to  corroborate that side of the story where it came from the fact that she cut him off on the  bike path and all that other stuff. All right.

[00:28:02]Cuz based on the video evidence I have right  now, I don't have that aspect and I don't have the actual and then and then it's here. Exactly.  So, we just tried to call the witness who called it in. We weren't able to get a hold of him. I'm  sending him over to his house right now. If we can corroborate that side of the story, we'll be able  to probably do the inspect of it. Okay. Rode his bike since. Yeah. And he that he's really torn.  But he scary. Yeah. And that's what I fear for him is this could have been so much worse. Thank you,  sir. No problem. Gage. Thank you. Appreciate it.

[00:28:37]Oh, you mind if you just step out? Uh, okay. Are  you arresting me? Well, I'm not saying that. We just have to talk. Okay. Your dog scaring me. I  was when I was knocking on the door before he was Oh, I'm just Hey, buddy. Your dog's scaring me.  Oh, really? How about I let him out? I feel good.

[00:28:57]Are you okay to come in now? I just I'd rather be  outside. Yeah. Are you arresting me? Yes. I'm not saying that. I have to talk to you first. Okay.  To get your side of the story before you arrest me. I'm not saying that. So, I just have to read  you this before I ask you more questions. Okay.

[00:29:10]Are you arresting me now? I have to read you your  rights before I question it. Okay. Cuz I'm going to ask you incriminating questions. You have the  right to remain silent. Do you understand these rights? Yes. With these rights? Are you willing to  talk to me? Yes. Okay. So, when you were following him, did you ever get close to him? I don't think  so. No. I couldn't catch up with him. So, you were trying to catch up to him enough that I could talk  to him? Yeah. I could tell him what I was. If he's speeding away and you're continuing to follow  him, why would you just Why would you keep on following? I I just That was stupid. Stupid.  I should I shouldn't have done it. I should have done it. So, when you were on the sidewalk,  did you ever try to get in front of him before you started following? Yeah. Before I started  following or before you went on the sidewalk cuz that's the story I got that right before you  hopped on the sidewalk or maybe as soon as it happened, you kind of like tried to cut him off. I  tried to come around. I didn't try to cut him off.

[00:30:01]Did you try to go around him? You're saying? Okay.  And what was your goal to going around him? Okay.

[00:30:07]How fast were you going when you were? Not as  fast as he was. I don't know. Okay. So, you were trying to catch up to him even though he's going  pretty fast on a sidewalk with a bike. Okay. You understand where we're coming from? I do. I do.  It's It's ridiculous. I'm going to be honest. It is. I I I feel that way, too. When I thought about  it, when I got home, I was like, you know, I was still, you know, upset over being afraid that I  was going to, you know, not be able to walk and hit the dog. And then after I could stop and think  about it, um, I was like, we had some valuable reflection time. Maybe, just maybe, I should  stop chasing kids with my car on the sidewalk.

[00:30:46]I'll have to think about it. That was ridiculous.  Like you said, it was ridiculous, man. It's okay.

[00:30:51]It's okay. Don't let that happen again. Don't I  mean, you probably didn't know at the time, but he was a He's a juvenile. He's 14 years old. Oh, you  found him. Yeah. That's the reason why. He's like, "Oh, crap." They're I'm going to be honest. They  want They want to press charges. I also went to the witness's house. He recorded you following on  the bike on the bike path. I'm going to be honest with you. Based on what we have now, I'm going to  be making an arrest on aggravated assault and the reckless driving, too, based on everything that  I have. Okay. So, I'm going to have need you to turn around for me. I got to We'll do that.  We'll do We'll do all that out there. My mother is my broke. We can We can go in the door for you.  Yep. That's fine. I'll give you that back. Can I get my purse? Yep. We'll We'll get you your your  ID. I have to. It's policy. Just turn around for me. Put your hands behind your back like you're  praying. Okay, buddy. Do you have anyone that can watch the dog? Yeah, cuz you fit. He wants  to go with mom. You go out. I got him. Okay.

[00:31:51]Can we put him in a room real quick or Oh, come  on, Finn. There's a leash. Washer. He's a very, very nervous. That's a no-go, my friends.  I would not let her walk around the house handcuffed behind her back. If she goes down,  she's got no way to stop herself. She's already complained about having bad hips. The city's  going to be writing a fat old check if an accident happens. Good boy. Good boy. Good boy,  Finn. Good boy. A sweet dog. Poor guy. It's okay, man. I'm just going to have you hang out right  back here. No. Ben's right behind him. Ben, what's out here? Look. Oh, kind of worked. Get out quick.  Ben. Dude, come on. Get the dog in the house. God.

[00:32:45]Oh my gosh. This must not be a dog person. The  dog could got smoked by that car. I hope not.

[00:32:54]He's okay. Come on now. Come on. Come on. Let's  just Let's just walk out of the back. Yeah. We'll walk you back to the house. He's going to fall.  He's not going to listen to us. Come on. Come on.

[00:33:06]All right. Let's take care of Thank you, Gil.  Man, I've never had a deal with a dog. Gil always comes through. Seems like a sweet dog.  I'm going to roll down the windows, too. The gunman was charged with aggravated assault,  resisting an officer, aggravated menacing, and use of force on an officer. Unfortunately,  I was unable to find out what his sentencing was. Steve from the future here. I was able to  find his sentencing in the end. Joseph pleaded guilty to attempted felonious assault and  aggravated menacing. He was sentenced to 18 months of community control in order to complete  an anger management program. He also had to submit to random drug testing, have no contact with the  victim, pay $500 in restitution, and forfeit his firearm to the police. The woman was charged  with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and reckless driving. She was sentenced with what  looks like 8 days in jail with 2 days time served prior to sentencing and 3 years probation. Thank  you for joining me on this video. Please like, subscribe, comment below, let me know what you  think, and don't forget, hit the bell notification so you know when the latest video has dropped.  And if you like police war stories, check out the Things Police See podcast where I sit down with  the men and women of law enforcement about their most intense, bizarre, and sometimes humorous  moments on the job. Available everywhere you get podcasts and a link to the YouTube channel is in  the show notes. Thanks guys and I'll see you next