‘I’M GOD!’: Man Allegedly Bites, Kicks Cops Responding to 911 Call for Screams, Gunshots
February 22, 2023
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as posted by the channelBodycam footage shows an Oklahoma man shouting “I’m God” while police attempted to restrain him on Jan. 13. Oklahoma City police responded to a 911 call about screams and gunshots in a Yukon neighborhood when they found suspect William Seager on the hood of his car. Police said Seager immediately began acting aggressively and proceeded to resist arrest. The video shows the 54-year-old shouting bizarre claims at officers, telling them they were hurting God and even calling one of the officers Jesus. Seager allegedly bit, kicked, and spat on officers when they attempted to put him in handcuffs. According to the incident report, Seager could face multiple charges.
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Sierra Gillespie
Note: The video has been edited to comply with YouTube's community guidelines and be suitable for more audiences. Portions of the bodycam footage are not shown due to its graphic nature.
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