suspected drug house when they pulled him over. after running a background check and learning of past felony drug and weapon possession charges, the responding officers requested a narcotics detection k-9 to sniff the vehicle according to dayton police major, brian johns. that s when owensby is asked to step out of the car. he explains he is paralyzed from the waist down and repeatedly refused to allow the officer to help him get out of the car. i can t step out of the car, sir. i m going to help you get out. excuse me? i m going to help you get out. well, i don t think that s going to happen, sir. reporter: the exchange continues as the officer insistence on helping him, and explains to owensby he needs to get out of the car, per the department s policy. i can t get out of the vehicle, sir. sir, i am going to assist you. no, you re not. no, you re not. then, things begin to escalate as owensby appears to make a phone call. come down the street. come bring cameras