Homeowner Catches, Wallops, Residential Burglar

When Caleb Clark entered the target house on Hilda Drive* he thought that that it would deliver like all his other scores. Clark would help himself to someone else’s property and no one would be the wiser.

Instead Caleb ended up in the hospital, getting his head stapled back together.

Despite having already left for work, the Army-veteran man of the house decided to swing back and briefly check on things. And when he returned to find Caleb Clark in his living room, it was on.

Clark attempted to flee, but took off in the direction of a closed door. The homeowner quickly closed the distance and opened up a Costco-size can of whoopass on Clark, eventually pinning him to the floor and calling 911.

Caleb R. Clark, 19 and no stranger to the criminal justice system, had to have his head stapled closed, after which he was booked on two third-degree felony charges — one each of residential burglary and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. (Caleb had cut the homeowner with a piece of glass.)

Clark also had three outstanding felony warrants for his arrest: two for violating terms of his release and one for failure to appear… for a residential burglary he allegedly committed back in January 2019. He won’t be getting out any time soon.

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About the blurring in this video:

New Mexico’s access to public records statute is the Inspection of Public Records Act — “IPRA” for short. As in most states, there exists a general presumption that New Mexico government records are public, but that presumption can be overcome if a record meets the criteria of one or more exemptions. In most states there are many dozens, even hundreds, of exemptions. New Mexico has only seven core exemptions. That said, they are quite broad, and first among the group is an exemption for “Records pertaining to physical or mental examinations and medical treatment of persons confined to any institution,” found at NMSA 1978 § 14-2-1-A (1).

Despite the fact that exemptions are supposed to be narrowly construed, and the fact that “confined to any institution” is unambiguous, in 1977 the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled that the medical records exemption applied to all records kept by any governmental agency relating to physical or mental illness or medical treatment… and not just to records of persons confined to institutions. See State ex rel. Newsome v. Alarid, 90 N.M. 790, 568 P. 2d 1236 (1977).

The City of Las Cruces applies that exemption by blurring anything resembling a medical intervention. Rectangular-shaped blurring in this video has been applied by the City of Las Cruces. All other blurring is from us, and is typically present to protect the someone’s personal privacy.

Real World Police is proud to be an institutional supporter of the New Mexico Foundation For Open Government. For more information on IPRA, visit https://www.nmfog.org

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39 thoughts on “Homeowner Catches, Wallops, Residential Burglar

  1. Because a few people have been asking, I can confirm that @Jamar Wilson is the homeowner seen in this video.

    @Jamar Wilson – I'm glad to see you here! Heads up: I have more than five hours of video from this incident. If you'd like a copy of it all I'd be glad to send it your way. Email me at jay@realworldpolice.com if you're interested. (Let me know if you'd like a copy without yourself blurred. I would need your consent to get that, but I'd be happy to do it.)

  2. Give this guy a medal for his emotional n mental strength to control himself. Been in war n shot 3 times, PTSD, n only smacked this guy around even after he cut him. Keep it up bro your strength is an inspiration 👍🏼

  3. That kid is so lucky that Veteran had self control. That mans adrenalin was running at 110% and very little stood between That veteran snapping that boys neck like a twig and just giving him that educational ass whopping.

  4. Two female officers responding to a burglary.. lol it’s only a matter of time b4 you see a lot more women cops seriously hurt snd or ….. it already happens a lot , despite them getting special privileges in usually having a male officer with them

  5. Did I hear correctly? When the female officer first approached Caleb she called him by name and did he then ask “is my father here”. And then later when the blonde woman in civilian clothes was in the background I thought I understood some conversation about “Caleb’s dad”. Or did I miss hear? Is his father on the police force?

  6. I L💜VE IT HAHA WHITE BOYZ DO BLEED✌️💚💜💛🧚🏿⚡️👁👁🔥

  7. It's nice that smoking weed doesn't set cops off in a search warrant anymore. He might as well have said "I drink alcohol sometimes, I'm sorry"

  8. Poor man. I hope he doesn’t suffer from PTSD or anything from his service. He looks so traumatized.

    Edit: around the 5:00 mark he says “I have PTSD.” That makes me so angry for him that that kid has done this to him MORE THAN ONCE and put him in a situation where he was forced to react with violence. This must have been so triggering for him. I hope he got passed this okay!

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