There's a disturbance between two males.

They're yelling at each other.

We're right down the road from it.

We're going to go see what's going on

and hopefully we can solve the argument.

650, I'm out.

What's going on, man?

- I want him the hell out of my house.

- Where's he at?

- Inside.

- So what's going on exactly?

- Well, that son of a bitch come in here yesterday higher than

[bleep] on meth.

And then my safe is missing.

Of course, I reported it.

He was-- yeah, you're the one.

And then all this [bleep].

He gets in my face today yelling and screaming.

Went in the house, he had a ball bat.

He said, well you said on the internet you

was going to bash my head in.

I said, because I'm too damn old to [bleep] fight

and I'm too damn young to die, bub.

I said, I'm going to do what I've got to.

He's an ex-MMA fighter.

- What's his name?

- Steven--

- Steven-- OK.

And does he live here with you?

- Well, he thinks he does.

He never was invited.

And he said, oh, I got mail coming here.

I said, no, you don't.

I've never seen a piece of his mail once.

I said, I want you out.

I got an 82-year-old mother.

- Yeah. Oh, yeah.

That's right.

You take care of your mom.

- I'm taking care of her.

- Has he ever lived [bleep] before?

- No.

- OK.

Where is he at, exactly?

- In the basement, probably tearing the [bleep] out of it.

- OK.

Yeah, well, I'm going to wait for another deputy.

She's right down the road.

We'll go talk to him real quick.

OK?

- And I'm on "Live PD" again, huh?

- Steven.

Is he tearing [bleep] up?

- Is there dogs down there?

- No.

- Steven, what's going on today, man?

- I came back to get my stuff, like he said.

He told me to come back and get my stuff.

And then he said he was going to beat me

in the head with a baseball bat and kill me.

- Can we go outside and talk real quick?

- Go ahead.

- What'd I tell you?

- Come out--

- What'd I tell me?

- Do you have one on you? - Hey.

Hey. Listen.

We're not going to argue right now.

- Can I get a lighter.

- Let's go outside so we can talk.

- I was gone when--

- All right, Steven.

- Listen, look.

I was gone when his safe came up missing.

He told me about it.

So I came over here to talk to him.

Well, the girl I was with left.

And I went downstairs and went to sleep.

So whenever I woke up, all I heard was,

I'm going to kill him.

I'm going to hit him in the head with this baseball bat.

I'm going to kill him.

And then whenever [bleep] I come back upstairs, he said,

you took my baseball bat.

I said, yeah, because all I heard

was that you were going to hit me in the head with it

and kill me.

He's like, you weren't supposed to be here today.

I was like, dude, you told me to come over.

It's not my fault that I fell asleep downstairs

and you didn't know that I didn't leave.

I was like, that's not on me.

- When was the last time you were allowed in here

- He told me yesterday.

- OK.

- And then I fell asleep downstairs.

- What's your last name, man?

- Squires.

- See how he's acting.

- 650, I have one to run.

- He cannot keep doing that to people and expect them to treat

him with the same kind of respect.

- I'm talking to the police, Mom.

She don't need to hear this crap.

This [bleep].

Worried about me.

I don't need this [bleep].

I don't do dope.

Tired of it.

- You don't do dope?

- Sure don't.

- Test me.

Test me, why don't you?

I'll take any test you want.

- I know you want to get out of here.

I know she wants to get out of here.

- Yeah.

And he sat there and said, I ain't getting my stuff back--

or you ain't getting your stuff back till I get mine back.

- Just hang out right here for me.

OK? - All right.

Thank you.

I appreciate it.

- Hey, man.

Do you care if they just get their stuff real quick and go?

- If they can get it.

- OK.

Then we'll solve that issue.

OK?

All right, Steven.

Hey, can you just start going-- you can just

go grab your stuff real quick.

I don't need it.

Just go ahead and grab your stuff real quick

and get out of here, OK?

- All right.

- I'll stand here.

I ain't got nothing to do with it.

- So at this point, when they get their stuff,

just tell them, you're not allowed back here.

- All right.

- That prevents them from-- if you tell them and trespass them

from your property, then they're not allowed back on it.

- OK.

I just ain't got the money to do all that crap.

You know?

Get him and evict him, and wait 30--

you know, I can't wait 30 days.

- No, yeah, I understand.

- This is [bleep].

I'm afraid I'm going to die at night.

You know?

And if he hurts my mom, I'll be going to prison tomorrow.

Because he'll be dead.

Sorry.

That's my mother.

- There's nothing physical that happened.

No weapons were used.

They ended up kind of completely moving out.

And then he is giving them a ride out of here

because he feels bad.

No one's getting arrested today, luckily.

And we're going to get them out and get them going.