When we left off with 15 year old Gabe,
he told me on stage that he would go to
WinGate Wilderness Therapy in Utah,
but there was an unexpected turn of events
and things did not go as planned backstage,
which is to be expected when you are dealing with
such a sensitive issue.
But I never give up, even if it means
tracking Gabe down in his own hometown.
You're not gonna force me to go to Utah.
I'm not leaving the state.
I'm not (bleeping) going to the program. (bleeping)
Let me the (bleeping) out of the room.
I'm not gonna calm down, bro.
Let me out.
He's punched the wall.
Let me out of the (bleeping) room, bro.
(intense music)
Let me go home.
Let me go home, bro. Until you've
learned something.
I'm not gonna go without a phone,
without my (bleeping), bro.
(bleeping) You, bro.
I don't hear either of you or you.
(bleeping) All of you, bro.
I'm glad that you have to have your boys
tell you what you can and can't do.
You just waiting for
the okay from them? No bro,
I'm not going at all.
Really, homie?
You think this is a joke.
(intense music)
Close the door, bro.
Get the (bleeping) out of here.
We didn't come all the way
and do all this so that you could just
leave and come home and just go right back to the homies
who are shooting at you.
What do you think's gonna happen?
The bottom line is that dad, me, and you need help.
(intense music)
We are in route to Gabe's home.
Do you think he's gonna freak on me?
I think he's gonna be kind of like groggy.
He's sleeping.
Get in quick, light on fast.
Okay, let's go.
(intense music)
Gabe, good morning.
Today's the day for
the ranch, bro. You're gonna go to
the wilderness camp.
The (bleeping) you doing, bro?
The cops are outside, we're going.
Why?
We can talk about why later. You want them to come in?
No, I'm not going, bro.
Please? You already know, bro.
We've done this (bleeping) before.
We're leaving right now.
Can I ask
for your cooperation? Hey, bro.
I'm not leaving, bro.
We're gonna ask for your cooperation, okay?
No, I'm not (bleeping) leaving.
So Gabe, if you don't comply,
you're resisting.
If you resist, you end up in restraints.
Okay, can you please stand up?
I need to put you in restraints.
Somebody supposed to get the (bleeping) out of my face.
You're going. What the (bleeping)
is your problem, bro?
One more second, man, to not comply and it's on.
Get the (bleeping) out of here, homie.
Dude, stop it.
Hey, knock it off. So (bleeping).
So bull. Tony let's lay.
Lay him down.
(bleeping)
Stop resisting, Gabe.
(bleeping) You, bro.
Not (bleeping) going. We're gonna be there with.
(bleeping) He needs help.
Hey, bro. It's gonna be okay.
Hey, I'm (bleeping) choking, bro, I'm gonna die.
Bro. You're not gonna.
Turn me over. Yes, stop resisting.
We're gonna turn you over. Get me up.
My (bleeping) too tight. (bleeping)
We'll loosen them in a minute.
Or what's up, bro,
I'm not going anywhere, bro, I'm sleeping.
(bleeping) Why you got to pull me out of my own space?
(bleeping) The word, bro.
Bro, let me go. (bleeping)
You can't (bleeping) drag me in the car.
Get the (bleeping) off. (bleeping)
Hey, bro. (bleeping) It, bro.
Shut the doors, let's go people.
(bleeping) Love you, bud.
I was hoping it wouldn't go down that way,
but in the back of my head, I knew it was going to.
He was gonna resist.
It's emotionally upsetting to see him in that state.
Ever since he was 11 and first started
getting in trouble, you know it's like
we've always thought like if all else fails
we'll call the Dr. Phil show and like oh my god,
somebody please help us.
And it's like, I can't believe this is actually happening.
But I hope this is for the greater good
and you know, we can really get some help.
Right now I feel relief.
Like absolute relief.
Thank you, thank you for this opportunity, Dr. Phil.
Like, I pray this works, I pray this works.
(intense music)
We're here in Kanab, Utah.
We just dropped Gabe off at the Wilderness program.
He's not a happy camper at the moment.
Since we got in the car, he was restrained,
but we were able to get him out of restraints
within five minutes and we were able to
calm the situation down.
We counseled him, we explained this opportunity
and how this works and what it can do for his life.
Hoping that he makes good choices here
at WinGate Wilderness.
Compliance is key to any successful program.