Caught on Camera: Grand Junction Walmart Fight With Police Explodes Online

On December 17, 2025, an altercation took place at a Walmart store in Grand Junction, Colorado, in which a man who was allegedly belligerent towards customers got into a scuffle with police officers. Now, just a few weeks later, the incident, which was caught on camera, has gone viral.

What Happened at a Grand Junction, Colorado Walmart on December 17?

The incident, which took place at the Walmart store at 2881 North Avenue in Grand Junction, Colorado, on December 17, 2025, began after police were notified of a man at the store allegedly harassing employees and customers outside of the store.

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As Grand Junction residents were likely shopping for Christmas gifts at the Walmart store, some of them were met with resistance from the man, who has been identified as 38-year-old Bobby McCarley, and because of this, police were called to assist.

However, when two police officers attempted to address the situation, they were met with even more resistance from McCarley, who fought the two officers using physical violence.

The moment, which was caught on camera by an innocent bystander, shows the police officers being physically attacked by McCarley, despite the fact that the police officers attempted to use tasers on him. After an explosive scuffle in which McCarley was seen to have overpowered both officers, knocking one of them to the ground multiple times, the belligerent man was finally successfully tased and was taken into custody.

Grand Junction, Colorado Walmart Incident Goes Viral

After the incident, which was recorded by a bystander who was behind the driver’s seat in their car, was posted to the internet, it was quickly seen by many residents of Colorado and beyond.

However, the footage became even more popular when it was shared with music added to it, which was, appropriately, Twisted Sister’s “We’re Not Gonna Take It,” and gained countless views by being shared on the popular Facebook page known as A Million Dumb Ways to Die, which boasts just under half a million followers.