Check this out, y'all. On July 9th, [music] 2022, Atlanta police get called to downtown, right near Peachtree Center and Andrew Young International Boulevard, for a fight with a weapon call. And this one right here, a mess from beginning to end. According to the reports I obtained from APD, everything starts with a group of teenage girls in downtown Atlanta. [music] Two girls start fighting. Then another fight breaks out. And before you know it, what should have been kids arguing turns into grown folks pulling up, tempers rising, and everybody trying to figure out who put hands on whose child. Now, police say one of the mothers, [music] Takeisha Long, came to the scene after her daughter called her about the fight. But once she got there, things allegedly escalated [music] even more. One juvenile, Amber, later told police that Takeisha grabbed her and pushed her against a wall. And yes, this is the same Amber who was fighting Takeisha's daughter. So, you already see where this is headed. Amber didn't like that at all. So, she pulled out her phone and called her mother, Ms. Star Slade. Now, she pulls up, too. So, at this point, you've got two mothers on the scene, adding [music] more chaos to a situation that was already doing too much. Fights are breaking out left and right. But here's where it gets even messier. Star and Takeisha were supposed to be best friends. After tonight, I don't know if they'll be going out for drinks anymore. Because once folks started arguing about who touched whose child, all those girl trips went straight out the window. Somebody definitely not getting [music] invited to the next cookout. And from there, this turns into one of those classic downtown Atlanta [music] soap operas. You know the episode, the kids started it, but somehow, the adults are trying to finish it. I've got cell phone videos showing multiple fights. One adult woman allegedly encouraging the girls to keep swinging, and at one [music] point, somebody told officers a male pulled out a pistol and pointed it during the chaos. So, now police are trying to sort through teenage drama, parent drama, [music] best friend drama, street rumors, cell phone videos, and everybody giving a different version of the same messy [music] night. This wasn't just one fight. This was a downtown Atlanta domino effect. Kids fighting, mama's pulling up, friendships falling apart, adults losing their cool, and officers trying to figure out how a juvenile fight turned into grown [music] woman chaos in the middle of the street. So, in this video, we're going to let the footage speak for itself. You'll see the cell phone videos, [music] the interviews, and the exact moments investigators used to piece together what happened that night. I'm going to keep it a thousand and ten, family. This one had me scratching my head. Y'all might [music] have to help me sort this mess out. Let's queue it up. Atlanta Crime Files, body cam on. >> [music] >> Hey, let's go. >> You can't walk away. >> You can't walk away. >> You can't walk AWAY. YOU CAN'T WALK AWAY. >> SHE CALLED ME UP HERE. I GOT THE CHILDREN GOT into it. >> So, everybody right here together? >> No, let's go. That's what LED TO THE MADNESS RIGHT HERE. >> EXCUSE ME. EXCUSE ME. >> EXCUSE ME. >> THAT'S WHAT WE NEED TO BE DOING. STOP LISTENING to your kids. I HAD YOUR KID RIGHT HERE. NO, your kid was fighting the whole time. >> I know both of them. They supposed to be friends, so >> No, you >> You got to let her You got TO LET HER GO. You got to let her go. >> NO, YOU >> I'M SHOWING her to get up with her so her child >> I said >> Yeah. >> Hey. >> Tell your mother I got your stuff. >> Don't touch my [ __ ] CHILD. WHAT THE [ __ ] IS >> THAT'S MY >> THAT'S MY CHILD. >> DON'T TOUCH YOUR CHILD. >> IT AIN'T OKAY. >> IT AIN'T OKAY. >> YOUR CHILD >> YOUR CHILD TRIED TO LORD MY CHILD. >> YOUR CHILD >> YOUR CHILD >> CAN YOU MAKE SURE THAT HE'S WEARING THE MASK ON? I AIN'T GOT NO GUN on me. HE WITH THE CHILDREN. >> NO, your child shared a location where my child was at. It means your child wanted to >> Was your child in THE RESTAURANT? >> YEAH. >> WHAT I'M NOT UNDERSTANDING >> I GOT TO GET HER PARTY >> NO, MY KID WAS THERE. YOUR KID CAME OVER. THEY CAME OVER SWEATING ON MY KID. >> 613 on extra radio. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about no mother >> I don't give a [ __ ] [laughter] about that. >> J head off. Guess what? I don't give a [ __ ] >> Do you have a unit en route to a dispute? It's going to be on Andrew Young >> I don't care about >> Do you have 599 at people? >> I don't give a [ __ ] about adults because guess what? I communicate with the adults. You got to wash your hands because y'all friends. >> So excuse me. So So I won't touch >> You won't get >> So what I'm saying is I communicate with the adults. When it comes to my kid getting [ __ ] up or jumped. It just supposed to be my best friend. >> I TOLD YOU TO BE QUIET. I TOLD YOU TO BE QUIET. >> SOMEWHERE. >> OKAY. Are you going to calm down? >> YEAH, BUT I'M >> NO, YOU'RE STILL YELLING. >> He's not supposed >> You're still yelling. >> Okay. >> You're still talking over me. >> Okay, let me >> You're still talking. >> I heard Look. Look. Look. Listen. >> You're still talking over me, right? Tanaya. >> Sir, Tanaya. >> Cuz you've been out here. I said it's time to go and you wouldn't get in the car. LET'S GO. OKAY, YOU AIN'T LEFT. YOU'RE STILL HERE. AND YOU'RE STILL TALKING OVER ME. YOU'RE STILL TALKING OVER ME. YOU'RE STILL TALKING OVER ME. YOU'RE STILL TALKING OVER ME. >> YOU'RE PULLING MY WRIST. >> YOU'RE MOVING. I HAVEN'T MOVED. I HAVE NOT MOVED. >> LOOK. LOOK. YOU'RE PULLING MY WRIST. LET ME SEE. >> THE TRUCK STOP TALKING. >> THE TRUCK >> STOP TALKING. STOP TALKING. STOP TALKING. >> THE TRUCK >> STOP TALKING. >> GIVE ME FIVE. >> STOP TALKING. STOP TALKING. >> THE TRUCK >> STOP TALKING. STOP TALKING. >> The truck right there. The truck right there. >> I'm going to get her out of here. >> You're pulling my wrist. >> STOP TALKING. RELEASE MY STOP TALKING. Stop talking. STOP TALKING. STOP TALKING. EVERYTHING. STOP TALKING. >> SIR, THE truck right there. >> Stop talking. JUST GO. >> IT DON'T MATTER. >> STOP TALKING. STOP TALKING. >> I GOT THIS. >> STOP TALKING. STOP TALKING. STOP STOP TALKING. >> OKAY, FINE. >> HUSH. HUSH. >> I KNOW. >> STOP TALKING. I DON'T KNOW WHY YOU'RE STILL TALKING. >> THAT'S HER CAR RIGHT THERE. Can I just put it IN PARK? >> NOTHING. STOP. STOP TALKING. >> I'M DOING THE SAME THING I DID THAT'S WHY I CAN HELP YOU WALK HER TO THE CAR, RIGHT? >> That's what I'm saying. It's right there. >> Can y'all talk to her? >> Yes, I'm trying to. >> But guess what? >> STOP TALKING. >> HE'S TRYING TO GET HER OUT OF HERE. >> HUSH. >> DON'T DO IT IN FRONT OF MY KIDS. >> STOP TALKING. NO. YOU DON'T NEED TO SAY NOTHING. >> I MEAN, SO I CAN TAKE THESE OFF. >> YOU DON'T NEED TO SAY NOTHING. >> COME HERE SO I CAN TAKE these off. >> He's trying to take her car. >> Calm down. >> I won't move. >> I have not moved. >> I apologize. >> I know you're upset. >> Hey, this [ __ ] is so [ __ ] up because OF THE FRIEND. >> WHY ARE YOU STILL TALKING? >> SO I CAN TAKE THESE OFF. >> WHY ARE YOU STILL >> SO I CAN TAKE THESE OFF AND YOU'LL BE QUIET. >> WHY ARE YOU STILL TALKING? HE'S LETTING YOU GO. >> WHY ARE YOU STILL LETTING >> HE'S LETTING YOU GO. HE'S LETTING YOU GO. HE'S LETTING YOU GO. I GET YOU. HE'S LETTING YOU GO. >> I NEVER DID [ __ ] >> HE'S LETTING YOU GO. LET'S GO. LET'S GO. >> GET IN YOUR CAR AND GO. >> LET'S GO. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> No. >> Keep talking. He's letting you go. >> Let's go. >> Nia, you get on the other side. >> Yeah. >> Go in on the close it the key you put your foot in. We ain't worried ABOUT NOBODY WE NOT WORRIED ABOUT NOBODY ELSE. WE NOT WORRIED ABOUT YOU. LET'S GO. LET'S GO. >> DID HE PULL THE GUN OUT OF MY BABY? >> Calm down. >> You get in the other side. You get IN THE OTHER SIDE. >> YOU ARE LYING. YOU ARE LYING. >> MA'AM, CAN YOU PLEASE GO? YOU'RE IN THE ROAD. Let's go. It's simple. Let's go home. Act like adult. >> NO, THEY'RE LYING. >> MA'AM, CAN YOU GET IN THE CAR? LOCK THE DOOR CUZ I need to >> I'm trying to. >> Or put the child safety lock on. >> Hey, WE GOT THESE HANDS. >> MA'AM. >> THESE HANDS. >> COME ON. LET'S GO. THIS car >> 7007 >> 7007 Officer Butler >> Yeah, if I was not dispatched to this car, I got flagged down by her. >> I know I told you the boy had a gun. >> Who Who has a gun? I'm I'm dealing with I'm dealing with her. It's one officer out here, right? I'm dealing with her. >> But we were telling you that the boy pulled out a gun. >> What boy? Okay? And are you staying here for the officer to come? >> No, I'm I was, but he We've been here for a whole hour. >> You heard me raise the officer to come, too, right? >> Okay, now I hear you. >> You heard me raise for the officer to come. as well. >> THE LITTLE BOY GOT A GUN on him the whole time. This little boy got a gun on him. >> I was playing with him but he got a whole gun on him though. >> It's only one of him. >> That's what I was trying to say. This more serious the gun than y'all arguing. This child He pointed the gun at me when I pulled up. >> Okay. And did you call 911? >> We did. >> I'm asking. Okay, officer is on the way out here. Are you staying out here? >> We called 911 twice. >> Are you staying out here? >> even know the little boy name. >> Now listen. Are you staying out here for the officer? I I raced for the officer to come out here as well. Are you staying out here for the officer? >> I will. >> If you leave there ain't nothing I can do about it, right? >> But you ain't told us to leave. That's what I was trying to get to. And you let them leave. The boy with the gun he's in the car with them. You let them pull off. >> No, cuz they going around there to get her truck. They got it there. They got it there. They're going to get in her truck. >> What the man got in the Gucci bag? A book bag. >> Okay, now who is he with? Was he with her? >> with her. >> Her her daughter and son just got her and put her in their car. But her car is like this. >> The the >> It's a Range It's a Land Rover. >> And when I pulled up the little boy going up he pulled the gun at me. That's more serious than them arguing. That's all I was saying. >> Okay, when I came out here what do I see? 50 people going at it. I got to break that up. That's what I'm saying. But you you willing you can stay out here 100%. The officer is coming. All right. I raced for the officer to come as well. So I will stay here with you until this officer comes and can get what information he needs to get from y'all. >> It was two officers up here. This crazy. >> Hello. >> Peace Street Center Ave. >> Yeah, I called We called 911 twice. >> I got you. It's It's busy. They got a long pending list. So >> Yeah. He He pulled He pulled the gun out on the kids. >> This might be them coming up here now. But I said I was >> out on her. He walked up with me and Tekesha which is supposed to be my best friend when we were standing there. The lady that you were Okay. Her daughter was with guns like the girl our daughter got into a fight with another little girl. She claimed that my daughter set it up. Yeah, at first we were right there. That's why I told them to come here. I'm trying to see how they they don't get away though cuz >> Yeah. >> That's ridiculous. >> And nobody knows name or nothing. We just know he was with her. >> What's the little boy's name who had the gun? >> We don't know. >> We don't know. >> All right. So somebody came in here and flagged me down about a dispute going on out here. All right, when I come out here, this lady and apparently her friend, they kind of going at it, but they tell me they know each other. And they having a argument about something that happened with all their kids. They had kids All right, all right, ma'am, ma'am, are these kids with y'all? We don't know them? Hey, y'all chill out or go somewhere. They might be here for the basketball thing or whatever, okay? Ma'am, what was your friend's name that was out here? Okay, so >> So Takisha's daughter >> Okay. >> had a fight with one of my daughter's friends, a girl named Destiny. It was a one-on-one fight from what I saw. They said there's a video, I haven't seen it. Takisha called, Takisha's daughter was having a party on Lambert Street or whatever. So Takisha's daughter was having a party. I guess afterwards they went to the restaurant. My daughter and her friends were down here and one of the little girls ran up and started fighting cuz they've been beefing all week. So that was fine. After Takisha found out, she came she grabbed my My and threw up against the wall. >> the lady you was talking to. >> And was like, I told you that they was beefing and if you were really my friend, you would have called me. I was like, I didn't have no idea that your daughter was down here and my child was down here. They came down here to eat. Heard her yelling at my daughter and them. All her friends. I had no idea your daughter left her party and was throwing up in the Takisha swung on me. Fine. I'm like, Yes. So, she swung on me and then my friend got in between us. So, that You know, the little boy then pulls he had a Gucci bag. He pulls it up like this. And I'm like, >> to you, right? >> No, this was before she even got in here. So, he had already pulled the gun on the girls, on the kids. And so, when I called 911, I'm on my way here and I'm like, there was a girl I told them that Takisha Long had threw my daughter up against the wall. I told them that the little boy had a gun. So, he's gone now. >> Little boy is It was like a group of them. >> time until yeah, he was here the whole time. When you was When they was arguing, I was trying to tell you like, they are arguing. This little boy with the gun, he getting away. And he was right there the whole time. That's what I was trying to explain to you. >> He was the only officer here. >> Right. >> And she going at it with whatever What's her name? >> Takisha. >> Girl. >> She's crazy. And when I pulled up, I'm trying to talk to both of them like, y'all supposed to be friends. How did y'all get in this situation? The little boy pulled a gun up at me. >> of the kids. My name is Natalie. This is my friend. >> Okay. >> Who put you in your car? No, she's in her car and my car. Cuz when my daughter called, my car too. So, yes. When my daughter called, yes, my daughter is in this car. The little girl Destiny. Do y'all know them? >> Yeah. >> No, they're >> No, no. All we know is her cousin. >> Hey, can y'all give us some space? >> This is crazy. I ain't know I was pulling up to no guns and all this. >> I was >> trying to say but did you see the boy with the gun tonight? >> No, no, no. Yes, it was bad though, we had >> I don't know what you talking about. You talking about the little boy with the gun. I'm trying to get him away. >> And he don't pull the gun on me. >> Y'all don't got no cameras out here? >> He was in the car with Yeah, he was in the CAR WITH >> SEE, I DIDN'T SEE THE GUN. I SAW THE BAG. BASICALLY, they actually saw the gun. >> What's What's uh She's saying he didn't pull the gun when they Who's that? >> She wasn't even here, did you? >> I know. I know, but I'm saying if that's what I'm hearing, you know what I'm saying? But who is that guy who was >> That's her son-in-law. Her son-in-law's daughter pulled >> I mean, he was helping. He was arguing trying to get her in the car, but she kept opening the door saying he didn't pull a gun. And then who was that second lady that left? >> That was her Her daughter. Her daughter was with Her daughter >> Okay, that lady. Okay. So, >> So, all the parents came and got their kids. She came, he came, and we got my friend. >> She called me. I couldn't get here. I'm coming. I'll wait for Kim. I'm trying to speak to you. I got a minute to get >> Okay. Okay. So, basically, it's been building up. >> But right, so all week I called the police when my child called me and told me that Takisha pulled her sister off. She called me and she told me Yes. She called My daughter called me first and she was like, "Destiny and Tanaya are fighting. A man is breaking it up." I said, "Send your location." I immediately got in the car and came this way. >> How long was it before you >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Okay. >> When I called the police was well over an hour ago. >> You called them before you called me? >> I called before you before The kids had already called before cuz when she did that, I told her, "Call the police. Call 911." Cuz she was like, "Fuck your daughter, blah, blah, blah, cuz I don't say about mine." So, at that point >> You know they that kids though, so you don't put no and that's what I was telling her. >> I'm trying to see how she even get to get away. You don't put your hand on 12-year-old somebody with you got a gun and they get a lot of I don't understand how they work. I don't. I don't understand how they work. Right. Really, they need to be called cuz I'm irritated at this point. >> You talking about these boys right here? >> Yes. >> Hey, y'all find somewhere to go. Y'all call y'all parents but get away from right here. Y'all got to go somewhere. All right. >> Which one? That's far as the girl that got in the fight, her mama came to get her. My daughter wasn't in the fight. My daughter wasn't in the fight. That's what I'm saying. Takisha was mad. Put her hands on my daughter. Yes. >> What did Takisha do to you? >> And she was demonstrating to you >> Hello. >> what she was demonstrating to you was >> Yeah, on you, but I'm trying to get her off you cuz I didn't know if y'all was going at it and then you told me >> going at me earlier. >> Right, but you told me you know her and it was okay. So then I let y'all go. >> to calm her down and calm her down because she's an argumentative person. But she even demonstrated to him what she did to my child. She was doing it to me. >> What I'm saying. What are you planning on pressing charges on? >> Yes, put your hands on my child. >> So you got to let me know that while she's doing that to you. Cuz you told me everything was cool and you knew her. >> Oh, no. You were like, "Are for friends?" I'm like, "Yes, we were." yeah. >> Right. And then y'all continue to What's your name, sweetheart? Y'all conversation. >> How you got this girl? >> M A C K E R. >> Do you want her side of the story? Do you want her side of it? >> Do you want her friend to go to jail? That's what this is all about. >> Yeah, what you want, baby? Yeah, oh yeah, she was in the And she tried to use the pepper spray on her. And she pepper sprayed her. >> So, what is your name? >> She wet me. Like, she was pushing me and I >> Yeah, she was she was like really aggressive. Like, yeah. And then she was spraying at us. >> Let me get her What's her name? >> You're not going to get no cooperation out of her cuz he just dealt with her for 30 minutes. I don't know what he was doing. >> dealt with her. Once Once you Once y'all see her to go >> She is gone. >> told her to leave cuz she was Her kids came and got her. Her daughter and her son-in-law. >> son-in-law came. >> They had to literally >> They took her home. >> remove her because she He had the handcuffs on her and she was >> What was her side of the story? >> Um >> Cuz everybody got another side of the story. >> all she kept saying is that my that the kids jumped her daughter, right? >> Wait, I know kids jumped her daughter. She was talking to you. >> Her Her daughter? >> No, no, she wasn't >> There's a video. My daughter did not touch her. >> like involved in >> Nobody was jumped. >> Was her daughter in the car? I don't >> Yeah, the little girl that had on the little blue top, yeah. She got in the car with them. >> Okay. I'm at Publix. So, somebody came in there and told me I think they still fighting down there. >> They They fought down there. >> Oh, whatever. So, I came out here. >> and then the her mama came and they fought again. So, like, the the two girls fought twice. I want to see it. Who you talking to? That's the other girl's mama. >> That's this lady that was in this car with you. >> Yeah, in the black car. >> your friend's number. If you want me to do a report, I need to do I need the number, her name, everything. >> Okay, I got her address, I got everything. Oh. 404 729 Oh, yeah. That's you like she T A K I S H A Long, L A N G She swung on me twice. Um, her birthday is Just put the S. April I know she's 46. Um, her birthday is April Is it April 30th? 76 Her. He was trying to break it up. She swung on me twice. And I'm like, okay, this is my friend, I'm not going. Yeah, well. I don't have time to go to jail. I don't have no kids. >> And you called Angel. And Angel said Angel said Angel said it's okay. I know where all of them stay. >> What What high school you go to? >> They're in junior high. These are 12-year-olds. >> So, everybody out here is in middle school? >> Yeah. But she's home schooled. She don't even go to school with these kids. >> And they was out at a party? >> No. Our daughter had a party. It was our daughter Takisha's daughter's birthday. I don't remember her birthday. >> It was just >> Yeah, it was just a few months ago. >> Okay, Amber, what's your last name? >> I hate to do it, but I'm tired. >> What's your date of birth, Amber? Forgot? >> I would but I I don't feel like saying the whole >> Oh, yeah, April >> And then your address? 285 Place. Atlanta, Georgia. And I don't know how to spell Drives a silver Land Rover. Mitsubishi license plate. That's what they pulled her off. >> Oh, you said the one that was >> What's coming out here is engine blue? >> I mean, I felt like I heard heard dispatch somebody out here, but somebody came up here and got me. >> His engine blew, and we we had like all these beats pulled >> Oh, yeah. I know how it is. It was literally like 50 kids out here. And four cars >> of adults. >> Well, it is what it is. >> It is what it is, man. I'll be here for 8 hours, man. Go and make your money, bro. >> Case closed. >> All right. >> We'll get through it. >> Uh >> Appreciate your help. >> Do you need Do you need something from me? >> Uh case number. >> Yeah, you know what? You good. You know what? You good. >> Miss Lake. Miss Lake. This is your case number right here. >> I got the We have a picture of the boy and a video. We have a video of Katisha showing all the kids her vagina. Yes. Show him the video. First of all, show him the little boy. >> Show him the What do you got to do anything? You got a better picture than that? I can't see her face. >> Or on that video. Or on that video. >> Look, here's the video. >> Oh, that's the >> Oh, and then you said you said Katisha tried to hit the boy right here that kept on He kept on putting his bag up with his gun. And then the young lady that's on the phone said that she tried to hit the boy and then she left. >> Who was that? >> That's Katisha. She pulled up driving on the left. >> That's the That's the grown That's your friend that did that? >> Yes, Katisha. She pulled up and Auntie hopped out the car and >> Let me see the picture. Let me see the video. >> That's too much. >> Let me hold >> Well, you can see where the camera's at. But lift your legs like this. Some 20-year-old [ __ ] That's degrading. And then she tried to hit them with the car. That's >> Well, then that's a police officer right there. >> That's him. That's what I'm telling you. He He said that he was going to lock me up and then he left. He was like, "If If this lady keep on arguing with me, he was going to lock both of us up and then he left." But if you weren't in the video, why you lying on her? How she pulling up, flashing up on you, and throwing you out the car? >> Well, she said they friends. And she said we was friends. But then I just saw you say you was going to shoot me, so I don't understand how we friends. I'm not friends with nobody that said they going to shoot me. They were They were done talking to her. That was the whole thing. They didn't have I I forbade them to text her, call her, do anything to her. >> Who was that? The boy. >> Who in the black? >> Who was that in the back in black? >> The black? >> Yeah. >> This this little gay boy who start arguing with >> That's a boy? >> That's a boy? I thought that was a girl. >> No, he start arguing with her because she put her hands on me. She was like, she not finna fight no little kid. So, if she want to fight if he was like, if she want to fight he could fight me, not her. >> So. >> So, basically he was trying to take up for me. >> So, she So, she did that to the the boy, right? Saying that she ain't got he ain't got her I understand. I understand. And that's the boy right there with the gun. >> I pulled up and when I pulled up the lady who shot my She was They was in each other face. I'm trying to push her back. Like, first of all, you too close. >> That's what she heard. >> That was just too much. >> [laughter] >> But, you was just >> about Janiah. But you But I'm fake, [ __ ] you're fake. If anything, you can't say nothing about me. >> But she did. But you did. >> But if you're gay, you're fake. >> But you did. And I'mma die gay. YOU GOING TO DIE [ __ ] AND WHAT YOU GOING TO DO, SPIT? GIRL. I AIN'T TOUCHED CLEAN, BABY. >> OKAY. Uh y'all going home? >> Yeah. >> Y'all live in Clayton? >> Yes. Clayton Creek? >> Clayton Creek, yeah. Yeah, it's time to go home. I'mma do the report. I'mma do the report and we're going to deal with um Latisha. Well, our investigator going to call and and deal with it that way. Okay, but tonight, let's just go on home. >> Okay. And your name is on here? >> No, it's not. Sergeant, I'm Sergeant. >> So the original police officer engine blew or something on her vehicle. 911 didn't call me back and say nothing or dispatch. Well, that's why the sergeant came. >> Yeah, she had an original guy, engine tow up, on the way here. >> I'm like, why is it taking over hour from the time I called 911 for somebody downtown? There's got to be some police somewhere. On Edgewood. Thousand Oaks. Thousand Oaks at the Exxon, yeah. Two police officers here at All Nations Worship. >> Yeah, there were police houses here. There was police houses on that street. >> When the police officer started getting in my face, they left. And they thought you were her child. No. She Oh, yeah, cuz she told them I was her niece. I was like, no, I'm not. And I was like, get this lady out of my face. >> Yeah, that's what >> I was watching her. She was like She was like, no, let me get to her. She's my niece. I was like, no, I'm not. I should have one thing on my about is you putting your hands on my child. >> Okay. >> We've been friends for a long time. >> Oh, that's the only five minutes we've been talking. >> We've been friends for a long time, but you can't put your hands on my child cuz I wouldn't do that to you. >> All right. >> All right. >> I'm going to record this and they'll get investigated and get get with you, okay? >> Okay. You got my phone number? >> Um you know what? I did not get your phone number. You know I don't do this right. Let me get Let me get your number. Is it 294-95-86? >> Huh? >> Is it 294-95? Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Huh? >> You want to go home? >> We going right now. >> All right. All right. Uh do you remember? >> Yeah, where where you where where the white officer did pull it over? >> I should have pulled over. >> Huh? >> Oh, you oh, you good. Oh, you good. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh. What's he got? >> what you were doing. >> All right. What's up? >> sir. Yeah, what's going on? Yeah, what's up? Uh-huh. Why you say it's okay to park here? What that sign say right there? Even that one right there on that pole right there? Can you look at it real quick? It say truck loading? Truck loading and unloading. I think technically I understand what he's saying, but technically you supposed to be Really? They treat me like crap. What's their name? What's their name? What time in the morning was it? Where you parked at? >> Right here. I parked right here, sir. >> Uh >> Yeah, I I I got a picture of where I parked, right here. >> So, yeah, I >> it's I I know it's no parking. >> Just dispute it. Only thing you can do is dispute it. You got me. If you were a loaner loaner, you can you were cleaning person. >> Yeah, I I do the Hooters. I clean I clean that I clean that building. And then and then they close it late. >> Right. >> And I just And then he he This is James right here. He knows I clean that building. >> Right. I mean, all I all you can do right now is dispute it cuz that that that group not even on my watch. And then you can't tell me the officer's name. >> Yeah. >> Um And so I would dispute it. Just just go to court on it. I'm sorry to tell you that, but I mean, you know, there's always a way to go about it. There ain't no other way to do it. Um Other than that, I'm sorry. I mean >> uh when I when I saw him, he said, "Okay, Clayton County." That's what he kept saying. "Clayton County. Okay, Clayton County." I said, "You look You came in my county and you and you blue?" I looked out for you. I'm a lieutenant over there at the sheriff's department. I looked out for you. My brother's at uh the acting sheriff over there. I told him that's My brother's acting sheriff over there, Lieutenant Andrews. I would have looked out for you. You came in my county, I would have looked out for you. That's what we do, blue. >> Now You just changed the subject, but when your boy come back, is he going to fire your brother? >> Huh? >> When when when your old boy come back, is he going to fire your brother? >> to for the longest. Been trying to for >> Yeah, man. That That man crazy, man. I don't think he'll come back either. >> He he he he he he he don't dump his stuff, man. When you transfer a white people, you don't make with the wrong white people. I I got to be honest with You know what I'm saying? And he went over there Uh They're currently They got old money in Clayton County. You understand what I'm saying when I say old money? They got old money in Clayton County. They own the one of the top dog restaurants over there. They live in Lake Spivey. He owns his own tree tree business. That's when when he got suspended, that's when he went his dad the one to call the governor. His dad the one called the governor. He said, "All that money I put in the campaign in your campaign, you can't do this?" And that's why he did they saw around table. And then they made some bad with it made it had to look good. They had to put up like uh sheriff director when they suspended they had to put a black person up there and he said, "Yeah, he wrong. He did wrong." He agreed with him when they got around that round table. >> Is that the one when I thought he got in trouble for tying the boy to the to the chair the thinking chair whatever chair they got in the chair. Yeah. >> Yeah, that's one. >> Okay. It was a white boy? >> It was a white boy. It was It was two other black boys. But the other the two black guys didn't really didn't didn't really stand up. The white boy I'm going to say that you know. >> I did not know that. >> some bad with it but he had no reason to go get this this white boy. This white boy and then there was another lieutenant. There was another lieutenant that he owed money. He did the white boy this a tree a tree job for the one of the lieutenant. >> Uh-huh. >> He going to call the man and threaten man. I told you leave one of my deputies alone. He ain't got nothing to do with that. Should have stayed away from that. And then he said, "You need to tell your deputy he need to pay his bill." He owed me money. I moved a tree in his yard and he didn't he didn't want to pay me. So he went did the white boy but I think what he really did all this saying all the deputies around this area he was set up. They set him up, man. And he fell for the okey doke. He ain't coming back, man. This time he he got off on the 37 count. That's when he should have kept his nose clean. This one right here he going to have to eat this one. >> Didn't Vic just shoot somebody in Gwinnett? >> He shot that woman didn't he? >> [laughter] >> And the administration had him made it the highest top >> $80,000 a year. >> Cuz he showered. >> Top top secretary of the whole United States. >> that's shut up money. >> That's that shut up money. And then you know it's shut up money when her dad going to say he didn't do nothing wrong. This man just shot your daughter, man. He [laughter] didn't do nothing wrong. Come on, really? If it's going down like that. Yeah, it went down just like that. >> All right, I'm sorry about them tickets, man. I I can't speak for everybody, but >> so. Honestly. >> All right. Let me get back in here. We got a whole new lot of calls. >> All right, be safe so. >> Uh-huh. >> So, at this point, the officer has everybody's information. He's got enough to write the report, [music] pass it to the investigator, and tell everybody to clear the area and go home. But, before we move forward with the investigation, we got to rewind the tape because by the time police got there, the street was already hot. Parents [music] were already mad, and everybody had a different version of what started this mess. So, let's go back before the officers arrived. Back to the cell phone videos. Back to the fights. Back to the moment this downtown Atlanta foolery really kicked off. Watch this. >> [music] >> OH! >> YES, NYLA! >> YES, NYLA! >> WALK OUT [ __ ] >> NYLA! >> OH! >> WALK OUT [ __ ] NYLA! >> YES, NYLA! >> YES, NYLA! >> YES, NYLA! >> NYLA! >> NYLA! >> NYLA! >> NYLA! >> YES, NYLA! >> YES, NYLA! >> YES, NYLA! >> YES, NYLA! >> YES, NYLA! >> GET THE [ __ ] OUT, NYLA! >> Get the [ __ ] >> Nyla! Get the [ __ ] out, Nyla! >> Yeah! Yeah! >> Swing, Nyla! GET THE [ __ ] OUT, NYLA! HERE! >> HERE! YEAH! >> YEAH, YEAH! >> HERE! >> YES, NYLA! >> YES, NYLA! >> YES, NYLA! >> NYLA, WATCH OUT! >> NYLA, NYLA! >> NYLA! >> ALL RIGHT. >> YEAH, NENE, we fighting. >> Yeah, let me >> You want me to get your wallet in the back? >> Huh? >> I'm not going to fight her. >> Who? >> Me. I'm not fighting. >> You jumped in. >> NO, SHE DIDN'T. >> SHE WAS TRYING >> WATCH OUT. >> OH MY GOD. >> ON MY MAMA, WATCH OUT. >> YEAH, YOU GOT ME [ __ ] UP, DUMMY. >> GET YOUR ONE. >> Give me a scratchy. >> GET YOUR ONE NOW. >> Y'ALL WANT MY MAMA? >> RUN NOW. RUN, [ __ ] GET YOUR ONE NOW. NOW. AIN'T NO [ __ ] WAY. >> I WAS GETTING READY. >> WHAT YOU DOING? DUMMY. >> YES, LET ME RUN UP. >> Ain't no talking. Ain't no talking. Get your one. >> GET YOUR ONE, BABY. >> GET YOUR ONE. >> GET YOUR ONE, BABY. GET YOUR ONE, BABY. >> HOLD ON, BABY. >> OKAY, THAT'S A ONE. >> That's a one. >> DON'T LET NOBODY JUMP IN. >> NO, BABY, GET UP. >> DON'T LET NOBODY JUMP IN. >> BABY, GET UP. GET YOUR ONE. >> BABY, GET UP. BABY, GET UP. >> KEEP SWINGING. >> LET ME GET HER. >> KEEP SWINGING. >> BABY, DON'T STOP. >> GET UP. >> BABY. BABY, IF I BEAT HER ASS >> OKAY. >> YOU KNOW, BABY. >> IT'S A ONE-ON-ONE. >> BABY, GET UP. >> LET THE [ __ ] GO. GO AGAIN IF Y'ALL WANT TO GO AGAIN. YOU WANT TO GO AGAIN? YOU WANT TO FIGHT AGAIN? >> You got your one. Fight again. >> I got her one. >> Do you want to fight again? >> Baby, get up. >> Do you want to fight again? >> I'm going to call the >> Do you want to fight again? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay, she want to fight again. >> What she got? >> She was [ __ ] with my bracelet. >> I'm going to need you to >> Janaya, do you want to fight again? Do you want to fight again? Are y'all fighting again? >> Hold on. >> And then nobody can get >> Who got my phone? >> HEY, YO, TEREA. >> LISTEN TO THIS. >> GOODNIGHT. WHO YOU FIGHTING? >> HEY, LOCK HER LOCK HER [ __ ] JANAYA. >> OOH. >> JANAYA, LOCK HER [ __ ] OOH. NO. [ __ ] HER. >> MAN, BEAT HER WHOLE ASS RIGHT NOW, BRO. BEAT HER WHOLE ASS, BRO. >> [ __ ] HER, TEREA. >> COME ON, JANAYA. GET THE [ __ ] UP, JANAYA. >> YEAH. YEAH. >> PLEASE, I AM SWINGING. >> SWING, MIKEY. >> YEAH. >> I LIKE IT. I like it. >> I don't LIKE [screaming] YOU. >> YEAH. >> YOU DON'T LIKE ME. >> YEAH. >> YEAH, YEAH, YEAH, YEAH, YEAH. >> GET UP. >> GET UP. >> ALL RIGHT. SO, THAT'S THE FIGHTS. [music] That's the chaos in the street. That's the part everybody saw. But, you know how Atlanta works. The moment one crew pulls off, the beef don't end. [music] It just changes locations. Because as soon as folks got home, yeah, the whole situation packed its bags [music] and moved straight to Instagram, DMs, and story posts. So, now we're leaving the street fights and stepping into the digital drama where everybody [music] suddenly becomes bold, bilingual, and undefeated in the comments. Let's get into the messages. >> [music] >> Now, here's the part that had me looking at the report like, wait. Because the fight [music] happened in July of 2022. But, Amber and her mom didn't come down to the Atlanta police precinct to do a lineup until August [music] 19th, 2023. Over a year later. Yeah, that's crazy work. So, now we're jumping from the street fights to the social media beef and all the way to the moment Amber finally walks into APD to point out who she says was involved. Let's get into that. Camera on. >> [music] >> No, I came this way. >> Cuz he went that way. >> Yeah, he went that [laughter] way. Which way he was going? >> He went that way there probably. >> No, y'all take him wherever you want. >> All right. >> Can you speak? Can you speak you got lotion? >> She must have took your whole bottle. >> Or is that what you call your skin? >> You put some muscle cream on us. >> Hey. >> You want to call your ass >> I'm going to call them. >> I got to buy an activator. I know we got some different kind of skin. >> That teach you a thing or two that you need to laugh. Start out a little. >> But you want to rub it in a little. >> Then you got to go back this way. >> All right. >> [snorts] >> That's an important spot. >> You got to go back there. >> Oh my god. Look. This thing is turning [ __ ] up in here. Completely white. What is that big white thing? That is greasy stuff. >> We got some. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to tell him that he asked you for the lotion next week. >> I think they feel like they handling it so I feel like they need to come first. >> Yeah. >> [snorts] >> Is this like really I mean >> You can't get your face on it. >> I don't want to say it at the same time. >> I'm going to stay I'm going to get in them. >> Can put this in my face? >> I just did it. >> Uh-oh. Okay. >> You got to let her go. Wait, wait. >> [snorts] >> Okay. I'm going to tell you something. All right. But, thank y'all for coming with me. All right. So, here's what's going to happen, Amber. >> Okay. >> How old are you now? >> 14. >> You're 14. I showed you some pictures that you can look at them. All right. Y'all cool with that? Cuz I got to pull y'all out. >> Okay. >> She got to pull her arm. She got to be a big girl on this one. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you know pretty much who we're looking for. Trying to figure out who the other person was down there. >> Mhm. >> If you feel them was trying to cause some people fighting. You know what I'm saying? I'm questioning the girls that were fighting. Then after we get through with that Um y'all can come back in for the most part. But, then we're going to sit down and try to get some further names about who is who and this and that, okay? Cuz there's a lot of people. >> Okay. >> All right. So, mom and dad, y'all can step out for me. Investigator Walker is going to do the lineup. >> Okay. >> Just in case y'all line up, cuz I don't want them coughing in my face and that kind of stuff. You don't want to hear too you know, you get accused of that. It's going to go to court. >> All right. >> Y'all can have a seat on that couch over there. >> Do you have to ask me something? >> No, I'm good. >> No, I'm good. >> Hey, Walker. If you're ready, you can walk. Gee. Hey. >> Come in. >> Here we go. >> Yeah. >> It's your sister today now. All right. So, I will be showing you a group of photographs. >> Okay. >> I just got to read this to you. Uh if you have any questions about something or don't understand something, stop me, okay? >> Okay. >> All right. You're about to view a group of photographs to see if you can make identification of the person who is involved in the crime being investigated. This group of photographs may or may not include a photograph of the person involved in this crime. Number six is this is six. Look at the name and picture. Is that the person you identified? >> Yes. >> Okay. Sign your name, date, and time. >> My hand? >> Yes. All right, that's good. Give me that back, okay? >> Okay. >> Hey, you know how much time it was? >> Yeah. >> All right. Y'all come on. >> Yeah. >> You can take your picture. >> Yeah. >> I'm trying to light you up. >> [laughter] >> All right. Next up, I need to tell me who some people are. So I'm going to write it up. And be accurate. So you remember the video I just sent you, right? Last year? All right, we're going to look at those. >> Did you get the other ones I sent you something? >> Which one did you send me? Which one? I know you You sent me some. >> I sent you some when it originally happened and then like a couple of weeks later >> Yeah. >> I sent some more. >> Yeah, we're good on that. >> I ain't sent you the video the cuz Pat not this weekend but the weekend before she went to the game and then they hit her from a a fake [snorts] page but then they started leaving voice messages on the fake page so you know what that really was. >> Who? Wait a minute, which school do y'all go to? >> I go to Kilp. She home schooled. >> You home schooled? Were [bell] you always home schooled or was it all of that? >> I was at Kilp. >> I was at Kilp. >> You was at Kilp? >> I was at Kilp. Where do y'all go now? Cleveland. >> Okay, Cleveland. >> I was at Kilp. >> Renaissance. >> Okay, all right. So you was at Kilp. Where they go to school? >> She was there too. Then I was at Kilp. >> Then I was at Kilp. >> Olivia was at Kilp. >> Olivia was at Kilp >> and Kylie was at Kilp. >> And where did Kylie go? >> Olivia I don't know where she came from but she went to Renaissance. >> That's where she came from. She went to Renaissance. >> When Janiah came back I was at Kilp. >> Uh-huh. >> I know somebody that went to Renaissance. Okay. >> So now Janiah goes to Cleveland and then she goes to Faith. >> Cleveland and Houston? >> Mhm. >> All right. >> All right. Janiah reached out and she was like let's squash this blah blah blah but then the very two days later her and Olivia were >> Keep back up again. Give me one second. >> What is going on with Janiah and Olivia? Janiah had reached out one time >> I don't know if Janiah I mean she's two-faced. I'd leave her alone if I were you. >> But I say >> What is all this stuff over? This is what happened. Back that up. What was this all this stuff over in the way that you know of? >> What was it over? >> Yeah, what's the disagreement over? >> Uh a boy. >> Okay. What about a boy? >> Um your boyfriend like me. >> Who boyfriend? >> Janiah's. >> Janiah's boyfriend, so the grown daughter. >> Uh-huh. >> Like you? >> Uh-huh. >> Okay, what else? >> Janiah and I asked her that she just But they were okay. >> You got to speak up now. >> Tell him exactly what happened. Janiah and Trey had broke up. Janiah Trey called Janiah and was like, "I want to talk to Amber." >> Okay, but did she get >> Tell him the whole story. Tell him the whole story. What happened? >> He was like, "You want to talk to me." Um Janiah acted like she didn't care. So then we used to be like on the phone and stuff, but we weren't even talking, but we used to be on the phone and stuff and then she got mad. And then I don't know what happened after she got mad. That's just how all of it started. >> Yeah, but what happened and she said something to you? >> I don't remember. >> Tell him exactly what happened. >> I don't know. I really don't know. >> You don't remember? Okay, that's cool. Let's Let's look at this real quick. Don't call me [ __ ] Who was that saying mama? I'm not going to fight her. You really? That was you? >> No. >> Okay. So, who is that in the yellow house top? >> You know that was saying right up? >> Ah, not right up. >> Right up. >> Right up, yeah. >> That's Destiny. >> That's Destiny? >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. Destiny is in the car. See y'all soon. Destiny is in there. Destiny is in the yellow house too. All right. Let's roll. Sorry. That's what I thought. So, who was that that just ran up on Destiny? >> Olivia. >> Now, who's Olivia? >> Olivia is somebody who used to go to school with her. Uh This is getting out of hand to the point >> What's gotten out of hand? >> Yeah, they're They are bullying and doing gang activity at this point. At this point that when you have your crew and then you're recruiting new people to try to fight her, people that she don't know. >> I don't even know like >> They be walking up to >> with my friends. My friend I wasn't even with my friend, but they went to the movies >> Mhm. >> and this one of group of girls walked up to them and they were like, "You know Amber?" And I was like, "You know Amber? Where Amber at?" And they was like, "Amber not with us. Why? Da da da." >> And Janiah was right over there. >> Janiah was right over there with them girls and like they um one of my friends had called me and we was like, "We don't even like I've never seen you girls in my entire life. I've never seen you." >> And what county are these Let me see. Riverside Drive in Clayton County? Did you know Takisha live I know she lives there, but >> That's South Fulton. >> That's South Fulton. I got the address here. I'm thinking I'm I'm going off Yeah, you're right. >> We were in Cleveland at the time, but we lived >> Y'all thought about getting TPO's against these? >> Yeah, that's what I was asking you. Remember I was asking you because I needed I want one against Janiah, Takeisha, and um Olivia cuz Olivia >> messages about threatening, talking about somebody going to die behind this and all that. >> Yeah. And Olivia um just now the voice messages to get temporary protective order. And they were like they they when we went to the game cuz I was going with her from that point on. We went to the game. It was me, her, and one other. Who was with us? >> London. >> We went to the game and they all ran up on us. >> And London >> I remember London yeah and London was like, "Bitch, I'll beat your mama. I'll beat you." >> and Destiny. >> We were at the game. They I had to get the sheriff at the game because they came up and he was like, >> Who all y'all with? >> And that the girl was like talking crazy. Her um Janiah's older sister >> was trying to fight. >> was behind me and the girl London was in front of me cuz I'm standing in front of my daughter like, "Y'all not about to jump my daughter. No." >> Right. >> Like she was like, "Bitch, we'll go through you too." Like in my face and as the adults and I'm like, So I went to the that's why they were like, "You you a police officer. You you keep on And then just now last weekend when they went to the game Olivia was like "Tell your mom to stop pressing charges. [ __ ] we going to get you. We going to drag your ass." >> And she was like, "I should I could drag you all up and through the stadium." >> Just the voicemails that she was leaving and all. >> wasn't there at the game. >> Janiah came after. >> Janiah came after. She called up her. Yeah, Olivia called her and she got in the Uber. >> Let mama talk. >> I'm sorry. Go ahead. >> She Olivia called her and she had got in the Uber and pulled up with her body dome and stuff, but I was already gone by the time that they started sending me messages and getting on live and stuff like that. >> And all this over over a boy? >> Mhm. It's not over a boy. >> It's not over a boy. This is too deep. >> Well, the main thing is tonight is a little off. Cuz when her and the boy broke up, she took his jacket and put it in the front of her house and went on live and burned it. >> Okay. >> So, she's really obsessed with this little boy. >> And then what I may say from the story that I know about correct for a little for a kid to say something about that I hurt her and took all my friends. >> Yeah, when I first came to the school, she said I took all her friends, and she text me saying like I hate you. I wish you were never born. And that's all I would think it's all just a thing about the >> Since when y'all were like sixth grade, fifth grade, were y'all performing? >> Fourth. >> Fourth grade. And she was already there at that point, fourth grade? >> And now they're in the ninth grade. This is why I'm telling you this is how long this has been going on. >> All right. All right. Let's write this down. You do finish typing cuz I got pretty [clears throat] much like a lot of most of the stuff typed up. Write the girls names down. So, actually we good. Actually y'all had on the yellow house at the top. Big girl was uh Olivia. And Des and Janiah was the one that did the little little jean jacket in the second Basically the second round of fight there. She was like, "Y'all are fighting. Y'all go." Okay. All right. Put them All right. All right. Have y'all reported this stuff to South Fulton? Y'all Y'all in South Fulton jurisdiction or not? >> No, we live in I live downtown. I don't know what their district's down here. >> You live You live downtown? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. All right. I'll be reaching back out to you then. >> Yeah, everything that's happened has happened in Atlanta. It ain't been Everything >> What's on the football game stuff is down there? >> Oh, yeah. That one game we went to. >> Yeah. That was Six Flags over Georgia. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> That stuff was down there six blocks and a half. So, that's what I'm trying to >> Oh, we got to go to all those different places? >> If you go to all of that stuff, all that stuff, yeah. >> Oh. >> But, uh Yeah, if you live here, then you deal with other threats and stuff. I'll be reaching back out to you next week. Um This next thing that I was going to ask you This stuff That's the main thing I need to get the other person identified. The stuff with Takisha is pretty solid. So, um I'll talk to you a little bit later on, okay? >> Okay. >> I appreciate you guys coming, okay? >> All right. >> And uh y'all come on. >> I was like, "Oh." And I talked to Takisha Takisha and her daughter was like, um said that um they talked to you and you cool with them and that they're >> She told me that and I said, "No." I was like, >> They still saying it. They like, "He ain't doing nothing. He's not >> I talked I talked to her, but it wasn't about no being cool. >> Yeah. >> I told her how she was out there in the market. >> Opening up her legs. >> That part. >> [music] >> He's He just turned 18. >> Wait a minute. >> Yep. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You had your son at 40, he 18 now? >> He's He's 18. >> You look great, sir. >> I appreciate it. Yeah, I just turned 58 last month. >> Hey, congratulations. >> Hey, my wife was on the road. >> I know that's right. >> She was on Delta catching every flight about this mug until he came and slowed everything down. >> [laughter] >> But, we start traveling him at at 3 years old. We went out the country with him a lot. >> Yeah, with my first daughter, she's been in 13 countries already. >> See, that's what I'm saying. >> And she hit that before COVID. >> That's what I'm talking about. >> Yeah, we take cruises and all. Mhm. We like seeing countries. The states is all right, we'll see them later. >> Yeah, but you know what? >> The countries is where it's at. >> I'm ready to get the [ __ ] out of the US anyway. If it wasn't so cold, we'll move back to Canada. My wife We'll move to Canada, we'll be gone. >> You was there already? >> No, she was, but I'm saying we were there. >> from? >> Yeah, she's from Toronto. >> Oh, okay. >> Yep, but he's My son just got back from France. >> Ooh, how did he like that? >> there for like 10 days. >> He liked it a lot? >> Yeah, my son love anything on a plane. He's a >> [laughter] >> He about to go to Hampton. He want to be a pilot though, so >> Ooh. >> Yeah, he just got accepted. We about to travel up there and see what's up with it. >> That's dope. We need more black pilots. >> Yep. >> I have a female friend, she's in her 40s, she uh is in pilot school also. >> Oh, yeah. >> started. >> Hey, black females are so easy to get in with them, so >> Yeah, she got in good. >> Yeah, I like that cuz I had a crew, the whole crew was black. Captain, co-pilot, uh everybody was black. >> Mhm. >> Black attendants. >> From Delta? >> It was the coolest [ __ ] ever I saw. I was like >> I think that went viral. Somebody posted that. >> Yeah, they posted that. That [ __ ] right there was cool. >> I bet it was. >> Yeah, anytime I see a black captain or somebody, I I try to take a picture with them, you know. >> Right. That's history, for real. >> you know. >> Who would ever thought? Or who would ever gave us all people a chance, anyway? >> Literally. >> [music] >> You just have to take it. >> So, your daughter should be about what? Ninth, 10th grade? >> She's ninth grade. >> Ninth grade. Grades are good. She's doing well. >> Yep. Yeah, she's actually about to try out for a flag football. >> Okay. >> She was a dance child her whole life. Now, she She's over it. >> Yeah, she's over it. >> Yeah, she want to play flag football. So, I'm glad of that. I'm supposed to go get her cleats or shoes. >> Yeah, my son played 2 years of football, broke his elbow the last damn game of the season. >> No. >> hours away in Blairsville. We had to rush him all the way back home to the hospital. That [ __ ] was crazy. >> Aw. >> So, I'm glad he don't want to go to college to play sports, really. >> Yeah. >> I played college sports, and I'm still hurting nowadays. Hurting like hell. >> I bet. She used to go here. She's Tri-Cities, right? Yeah, she used to go there. >> She should be good, though. I mean, she's very athletic. >> Very. >> Yeah. I'm glad I fought it, though, because there's so many opportunities for our young black women now. >> Yeah, that's what I would And they especially this way. I'm in California. So, they don't even have a lot of this stuff there that they can have here. >> What part of Cali? >> I'm from Oakland. >> LA? >> No, Oakland. >> Oakland? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, we go to LA a lot to pick up inmates a lot. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Well, I'm sure they would do flee from here to LA. Yeah. Thinking they getting somewhere. >> But, they going to get caught eventually with cell phones and all that other [ __ ] >> Yeah. It's so crazy cuz I was just going to take a flight with my daughters, but I had end up getting sick, and I swelled up real bad. So, they told me I couldn't fly for 6 weeks. >> Yeah, you can't You can't. >> Right. So, I then I get this job randomly. I applied, got the job the same day. The next day, they called me about my background. And I find out this [ __ ] >> In California? >> Yes. And I'm like, what if I would have went to the airport with my kids? >> Yeah, exactly. >> I'm happy it played out like it not happy I'm in jail, but I'm happy I found out before, you know, anything. And the good thing is that they cool with the lady who got me hired. So, they called her and told her I had the warrant. She said, "Usually they'll just tell people to come get fingerprinted and get they'll get picked up." So, I'm happy they didn't blindside me, you know. >> Yeah, of course. >> Cuz I would have had my little baby with me just going to get fingerprinted. My dude drive trucks, so he be gone. >> Well, you can't fly because of you just had a baby, right? >> Yeah, I had her and then I end up getting preeclampsia after I had her. >> Oh, wow. >> Right. So, I went home and then end up getting sick. >> Oh, wow. >> Mhm. And I was what I was just trying to tell the nurse. She like, "You don't have that." I'm like, "Ma'am, I do. Like, you should" She like, "I didn't I don't I I went to school. I didn't Google." I said, "Ma'am, I was just in Grady's almost a week." And it's a rare case, but you can get preeclampsia after you give birth up to 6 weeks after. >> And that is uh I've heard of it, but what is that? >> Basically, um it's when So, my symptoms were my eyes got blurry. I My legs swelled up like really like elephantitis type stuff. Yeah, and then um I couldn't breathe. And my blood pressure was 187 over I don't remember the bottom number, but it was super high, like >> Okay. >> The EMT had to literally give me IVs and stuff on the way to the stuff cuz I was about to crash out. Yeah, it was bad. >> how long ago? >> Uh 2 weeks. >> Okay. So, did the nurse check your blood pressure then? >> Yeah, I had I made them call the EMT for me last night cuz I didn't know if I was in there stressed and you know, that can make it flare. That's where it comes from supposedly. That's what the doctor told me. There's no real reason why we get this. It's just in black women. That's what they told me. It just comes from being a black woman having a baby. >> Did they check your blood pressure too? >> Yeah, they did. It was 110 over 80. >> So, it's normal. >> Yeah, it's normal. >> Breathing's okay? >> Yeah. >> Damn, it's good. I tell you what, let me tell you. After I saw my wife have my son, let me tell you. >> Yeah, well, I got much love for y'all. And I had a C-section on top of it. >> Hey, I I got much love for you. >> That's why I was asking, can you cuff me in the front? I'm breastfeeding and everything. I'm I'm messed up right >> know. I know. And I'm not going to take you through that X-ray machine, either. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I don't I don't That's why I always ask women, are you pregnant? We don't put them through that X-ray thing. >> Mhm. No, but I am. >> But some jails, they don't give a [ __ ] They still book women. I'm like, what are y'all doing? >> They don't care. >> You can't do that. You know, like you say, some folks don't care, but >> I was shocked that they let me bring my breast pumps in last night. They let him bring them to me. >> They wouldn't So, the county wouldn't let this lady do it one time. I had to take all her stuff from her property. I felt so bad for her. >> I'm sure Fulton is not going to let me. I tried That's why I tried to do it before you came and got me, but he ended up taking the pumps last night. But I didn't know cuz I went back in the room. But they let him come get the milk and everything. >> They should have let you get them. That's crazy. >> Right. >> You know what? I think some people who don't have children, who don't know nothing about all that [ __ ] they don't care. >> They can't. I mean, >> They can't comprehend what you're going through. >> have children and not care about that type of stuff. You can't. >> If you don't have children, I know you don't give a damn. >> Exactly. And I didn't even know about the preeclampsia stuff I had it. I didn't even I never knew about it. >> You didn't have uh postpartum, did you? >> I'm definitely going through postpartum. >> Oh, wow. >> And I told them that last night, like, uh can y'all put me in a cell with somebody? I got bad postpartum. >> Yeah. >> They was like, go in your room. >> I tell you what, when my wife had my son, well, before she even had my son, I bought all those books. I read up on all that [ __ ] >> Mhm. >> It can get really bad. >> Yeah, and it's been Like I said, I was separated from my daughter after I had her for a week. And here it is again, my milk supply had went low and everything. I was It was worse than this. Like, soon as I started feeling okay, this stuff just happened. >> Yeah. Sorry. It's just somebody testing your damn faith. It's just It's unbelievable. People try to take your kids away from you. They try to take your [ __ ] knowing that you shouldn't be going through it, you know? >> It's crazy. Like I said, I'm not even from here. I don't even know how these people got my name to say, you know, I know people don't like me, but [ __ ] >> What's going to happen is I'm going to I'm printing out 40 hours. I'll let you read it. >> They let me read it. They just said second degree cruelty to a children or a child or something like that. And I don't I don't understand. >> two kids is fighting or some [ __ ] >> Which was probably true. The kids always fighting. >> They always fighting, right? >> Right, but what that got to do with me if I didn't jump in? I broke a fight up. If anything, >> Somebody probably lied. I'm telling you that. >> They had to. They They had to. I want them to show the tapes today. >> Yeah, they probably lied. They just brought it. I don't even know how they do. >> So many people >> And this was 2022. And that's messed up. Like, that should be They should be able to go to jail for that [ __ ] >> Oh, they can. >> Really? >> False report of a crime. >> Oh, yeah. Well, that and defamation of character because the kids love me. What the hell? >> That's definitely a That's a misdemeanor charge. You just can't >> Oh, yeah. Well, I'm definitely going back on that because >> Yeah. >> hell no. >> I had somebody falsely accuse me of a crime, but they wouldn't let me prosecute their ass. But, >> Are you serious? >> Yeah, I'm like, you about to change my whole lifestyle and you think >> Literally. Cruelty to a child. I'm trying to work in a hospital and start a daycare. Come on now. >> They got to still, like I said, the burden is not on you. The burden is on them. If they going to say you cruel to a child, they got to prove that [ __ ] And if they don't prove it, you get your [ __ ] exonerated. That's when you can file that lawsuit. >> And I can't wait. I just hope I get to keep this job at the airport. Cuz that's going to ruin everything else that I'm trying to do. >> You have been arrested. You have not been prosecuted. So >> Okay. >> So >> But as long as I don't have that warrant, I should be fine. Cuz it definitely pops up in the system. >> you It's only a warrant. It don't mean you're guilty. >> Right. >> People get approved that [ __ ] >> That's true. You right. >> I'm telling you, it's been so many vibes out here lately with these damn warrants. It's crazy. >> Mhm. >> That's what I call checking on your daughter or whatever you call it. >> Thank you so much. >> Just don't say nothing about the kids. >> Oh, no. >> Yeah. >> Hey, babe. Can you give me the number to my lawyer? Do you know where the station is that I might be going to and they taking me to Atlanta? Baby, let me use the phone so I can check on the kids. Hi, Jazzy Wazzy. Hi, mama. She wished she could have came. You got my baby on them big old clothes. >> [laughter] >> Hi, baby. I miss you so much, honey. Hi, baby. Uh okay, I'm going to let you go. Let me give him back the phone, but I'm on my way to Atlanta. Um text Takisha to let her know I'm on my way down there to Atlanta jail. Okay, I'll let you go. All right. Hi, baby. Oh my god. Okay. Is it okay if I make one more call to the person who's going to bail me out? Hello. Okay, speak. Hey. So, um they just came and got me. He was nice enough to let me use the phone to check on the kids and make a phone call. Um but they're going to take me to Atlanta jail. Okay. yes. Okay. Okay, so when I My grandma on the way? Oh my god, thank god. And I tried to call my mom and um she didn't answer. I don't know if she was at work or not. Yeah. I told him to call you. I told him to call you, that's why. I didn't know if he was going to let me make another call, but um so when I get down there, he already started the process to get me out of there, right? Oh. Okay. Yeah, we actually have to go pick somebody else up and then he's taking us straight there. So I should be there probably like an hour, maybe. Okay, thank you. All right, I'm giving him the phone. Here you go. I powered it back on. Thank you so much. My family on the way down here, they like, "Oh, hell no." >> They're on the way from where? >> California. She's on the flight already, my grandma. She like, "He's going to need help with them babies. We on the way." >> Oh, wow. That's supportive right there. >> My family don't play. >> Where's your mother? She's on her way, too? >> My mom, she actually works at Southwest, so we got flight privileges. But she work in Cali in Oakland Oakland Airport. >> Okay. Okay. Yeah, they're on the way from where? >> Oh, yeah. That My family don't play about me. They know I'm not You know, they know I'm not like that. >> Yeah, yeah. They know it's me. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's >> And they know if I did something I would tell them. >> Pre-trial you too, like they talk about the trial before >> Yeah. >> before you have trial or anything. >> I don't know what the hell they talking about, so. >> And again, these people might not even show up in court, you know what I mean? So. >> Yeah, cuz they said this is from '22, it's '24, like >> Yeah. >> And my thing is I never if anytime the kids ever had a fight, the police never came. So, I'm confused. I never had a ticket, I never got no mail, I never got anything like I don't run from the police, like why would I come to the jailhouse knowing that I'm running? Like that doesn't even make sense. >> I don't know how that stuff works out there, you know what I mean? >> Yeah, like it's confusing Here it's they they they laws is very confusing here, like >> Yeah. Cuz back in the day we used to do it different, cuz I used to ride with the county sheriff. People who had like misdemeanors and stuff like that, we would go around and be like, "Look, you know you got a warrant, right? You want to turn yourself in?" We wouldn't even try to go unless you was a murderer or rapist or something like that. But we'd be like, "Yo, you know you got a warrant?" "No, I don't." "Okay, you got a warrant." >> Go to jail today? >> Most people would be like, "Give me 2 weeks to get my family situated and all this that and the other." And we'd come back and they'd be standing in the driveway and we'd just take them on to the jail, but >> Yeah, see and I came in the jail trying to figure it out and I asked them like, "Well, can I just go down to Fulton myself? That way I can get the process started and I can get out versus them having to come get me and all that is, you know?" I could have been out right now. They told me no. >> you was on the judge today and you were going to walk out today? >> That's what I'm saying. They could have just let me >> Or East Point could have took you to Fulton County. >> They said they weren't taking me nowhere. >> Oh, wow. >> They said that's Fulton's job, that's not our job. >> Oh, wow. >> And then Fulton, they had talked to them and they was like, "Well, we're not coming to get her." So, y'all figure that out. >> I guess that's why they sent us to the jail here today. >> Probably, cuz they were going back and forth about who was coming to get me. I was sitting in the uh where I was just sitting at when you seen me. I was sitting there for 2 hours, but nobody said nothing to me cuz they didn't know what to do with me. Finally, somebody was like, "What are we doing with her?" >> You know like that. I mean, the jail ain't but they don't know. 4 or 5 miles away. What the hell is that? >> Listen. >> It's pretty good jail to be in. That's the difference between those two jails and this new school right here. >> And that jail just got a lot going on, period. I I see that myself. >> Oh, yeah. You see that already. >> I hear I mean, I heard it just from sitting there a few seconds. >> Yeah. I don't even uh that jail, Clayton County Jail, I don't It's so unprofessional. >> Yeah, it's terrible. >> Terrible. >> One of the girls tried to punk me. >> They did what? >> She tried to punk me. >> What do you mean? >> She walked in and I looked at her and you know, somebody walk in, of course, naturally, you look at the person. But, she was pretty, so I looked and glanced and I turned my head. She was an officer. She opened the thing and was like, "What you looking at me like that for?" Like I did something to you. >> Wow. >> I said, "I looked at you like that cuz I thought you was pretty. And I'm sitting in jail and don't know why I'm here. Maybe that's the look you seen, but >> Wow. >> I just seen a pretty lady who was officer and that was it." She was like, "Oh. Oh, okay. You need anything?" Girl, [ __ ] you. >> [laughter] >> But, you know, it don't even take 2 seconds to be nice to somebody. >> Yeah, like and I wasn't I know for a fact I wasn't mugging, so you was just using your authority to try to be a bully and it wasn't even what you thought. Like >> will get folks in so much trouble, boy. You know that. >> Man. Her whole demeanor changed after I said what I said, but I'm like, "Why are you so bust up with me?" >> That's just you unhappy with your day or something. >> But, she was so pretty. Like, what the hell wrong with you? >> That [ __ ] don't even >> You ain't in jail, I am. I can look like this if I want to. >> [laughter] >> The hell I'm not hurting nobody. I'm not cussing anybody. I'm not giving nobody a hard time. >> Trust me. >> And you going to say something to me out of all the people sitting around this [ __ ] >> Hey, let me tell you something. That cuteness don't mean nothing, girl. You tell me how many cute people in the world. [ __ ] I know a lot of pretty people that are jacked up. You hear me? That's crazy. >> I was I was thrown away after that and then she wanted to help me. >> Ain't that crazy? >> [snorts] >> This is a jail right here? >> Yeah, this is the uh DeKalb. >> DeKalb? >> Yeah. We get this young lady out of here. >> been over here before. >> We'll be out of here. >> You from Atlanta? >> I was born and raised in a small town called Hampton, which is south of the city. >> Oh yeah, my I have a cousin who lives there. >> Yeah, I grew up down there. It was nothing like it is now. Then I I went to Alabama State, Montgomery, Alabama. I came on back home. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> You just don't have that accent, that's why. >> I know. I hung around In college I was in my my boys was from New York, Chicago, Jersey. >> Oh y'all all sounded crazy. >> we was. I I picked [laughter] it up from them, you know. Cuz I know people from my hometown has a southern twang. >> Mhm. >> Nah, my folks don't hear that. My mother made me speak very well. >> You sure? She told you that? >> counselors in school, man, please. >> They like >> our ass, okay? >> Pronounce all the letters in the word. >> Yes, they start changing [ __ ] you know. [laughter] Hey, when somebody text me like that crazy short [ __ ] >> Oh, I'm I'm at that age now, too. >> Yeah, I don't know. >> My daughter be like SMH. I'd be like, "What?" SMT. What My girl call me and talk. I post a picture of the baby. She be like, "SMT." I said, "What does this mean, London? What does it mean? Stop sending me this." I said, "You couldn't just say that?" >> Let me tell you, man. My wife My wife is so She's so I don't even know the word for it, but my son used to say some crazy [ __ ] and she used to say, "Pardon me?" And he already knew. [laughter] You better go and change that [ __ ] boy. He'd look at me for help. I'm like, "Son, I can't help you. You better straighten that [ __ ] out." >> Right. >> My wife don't play that [ __ ] right there, boy. She will correct your ass in 2 seconds. >> Um yeah, what does she do if you don't mind me asking? >> Say again? >> What does she do if you don't mind me asking? >> My design? >> Mhm. Well, no, y'all house nice as hell. >> Oh, yeah. Cuz all that [ __ ] I had before I married her, I can't find it. She got rid of all that [ __ ] >> I bet she can't. I'm slowly throwing stuff away, too, where he can't tell, you know. >> Okay. Y'all live together? >> Yeah. >> Okay, yeah. I'm about to >> He's military. >> He about to go home give that [ __ ] up, cuz uh it's going to get gone anyway. >> Yeah. >> I mean, I used to Before I met my wife, I traveled a lot. I used to get a bunch of artwork, pictures, and all that stuff. >> Okay. >> That [ __ ] slowly ended up in closets. I'm like, "What I got to say, though, my wife She has upgraded me to the upmost. >> Yeah, I'm I'm working on that now, cuz he's so low maintenance. It's ridiculous. >> problem with my wife upgraded at all. And clothes, I don't even shop for myself, cuz she's a wardrobist. >> Yeah, he don't even >> Yeah, cuz she'll watch >> But he he was content with it. Like, he was content with just the little pieces that he had. I'm like, "Sir, we can't go out with like this. I got on $1,200 shoes, and you talking about can you wear some Nike slides? No, >> Probably. >> No, you cannot." He like, "What? As long as you fine." No. >> I was in the damn bathroom getting myself together. I thought I was fresh and ready to roll. >> She like, "What you got on?" >> [laughter] >> I'm like, "Shit, I'm about to be out." She like, "Come on." Went up in that closet, whoop whoop whoop whoop. It really refreshed the what the hell I thought I was fresh. >> [laughter] >> I got to give her credit, though. She She was hooking [ __ ] up, boy. >> That's so tight. >> Oh, yeah. In our household, you know, she just buy these little things, you know. >> Mhm. >> Not expensive from thrift stores, but it looks nice though. >> I love this. >> that's what they do. They got their wardrobe. One of my sister-in-laws is Shaq's wardrobe is >> Okay. >> And my other sister-in-law, she's got Carrie and she's got India. >> Carrie Hilson? >> Yeah, and she got Tracy Ross. >> Ooh. >> So we be around all those people. >> Oh yeah, and they fly as hell. >> Yeah, and guess what? They fly my sister-in-law wherever they go. >> I bet they do. >> That's where she goes. >> I bet they do. >> Yeah. My wife does it every once in a while. She does it for people. But she'll go in your house and be like, "Yo." She'll go in your closet and throw away all your [ __ ] She throw and spend a lot of money. >> Mhm. >> She had this one lady. This lady had a big huge walk-in closet. My wife took everything out cuz the lady had lost a [ __ ] load of weight. >> Mhm. >> And they went shopping 3 days. They spent $40,000 in 3 days. >> What? >> $40,000. >> It's going to take me a year to spend that. >> $40,000. [laughter] >> Nah, I'm 3 nights maybe. Depending on what we doing. >> Yeah, you know. >> Yeah. We going on trips. We can >> How can I share service can help you? >> Yes, ma'am. Atlanta PD picking up. 23 >> We have a female. >> A female. Thank you. Yeah, but me and my wife we had our we had our own businesses for years though. We had 13 We had a business for 13 years. >> That's nice. >> She had a clothing store. She had a wardrobe company and I had a security company. >> Okay. >> And we had a newborn, so >> Oh, that was when your son was born. >> Oh my god. No, I took off 3 months when he was born and we started three businesses. >> That's dope. >> Let me tell you, and I had this full time. That [ __ ] was [ __ ] as hell. >> I know you was tired. >> Oh, what? I don't even remember half of his younger years. >> I was going to say that newborn stage, that sleep is >> Woo. And my son created his own damn schedule. >> [laughter] >> I'm telling you, that boy right there. >> Yeah, Miss Jersey. I'm trying to get her information right now. >> It takes a minute though. >> Mhm. >> Good when they get it though. >> Right. Let me come with you. >> Mhm? >> Let me come with you. >> No, no, you can stay. I'm going to go and just grab her. She She should be right there at the door. Nah, she should be right there at the door. >> She out back but because court is tomorrow. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I should >> Did you just call your job? >> Uh I will but if I don't get her number I'm trying to get her number. I don't know the number. I have to call when I get there. >> a Android? >> Yeah. >> Okay, I'll try to help. >> Thank you. Hello. >> Hey, what you in for? >> Good nothing. >> [laughter] >> No, some he say she say honestly. >> Oh. >> Yeah, the city's putting those FTAs out. They're trying to get this money. >> That's what I said. I said who needs some money cuz They arrested me for some [ __ ] >> What's up? >> What you here for? >> What you here for? >> A FTA. When I got my court date though. >> Oh. >> I had to appear. >> I had to supposed to go to court on the 2nd and when I had got out I just looked at the paper and I just seen the two. >> When you tripping? >> I wasn't paying no attention though so like I told him I was like I work overnight. I had my job bring the next person in a hour early so I can go home, hop in the shower, get dressed for court. Couldn't find the paper then I finally found it. The god damn paper that I finally found it was a 12. >> Okay. >> That paper is April 2nd '02. >> All right, good to see you. >> All right, see you. >> I said oh [ __ ] But I called them though to let them know. I was like I got the dates mixed up. He was like okay. >> It's already out? >> He was like they didn't put a FTA out on you. He was like you just come up here and talk to them. Yeah, um but I had to I couldn't go that day because I had to make sure in case I did get arrested that my son would be straight. He eight years old and he out chasing He was down there looking like where mommy at and mommy going to be in here and then cuz And then it depends on what jail you go to cuz I know some jails they don't even let you get a phone call till the next day. >> Yeah. >> So I couldn't do my baby like that. I had to make sure he was going to be straight. >> Yeah. >> I was going up there on Thursday though cuz that's when my mom was going to be able to get him from school. Well, I'm like it's all right. It's all good. I'm not the way now. >> Yeah. What did Judge Mathis give you a traffic ticket? Oh, okay. Yeah, you'll be all right. Your hair is really pretty. >> Thank you. I like this color. Yes, it's cute. My baby wanted dreads her hair. And I think it would look like that. You guys have nice >> Everyone say they be like how how did you even get to say oh trust me it was a process. >> You how did you start I was going to ask you how did you start yours cuz my baby got Your texture is different. >> Um I tried four different times. >> For real? >> The fourth time I was just got tired of paying money and I had to just stop being cheap and I had to go the route that I used to go so they had to take that needle. >> Oh, they had to actually >> and knot my hair and they get happy when they weren't like if you could tell from my roots. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's why I haven't started my daughter's. I'm like maybe I could start with singles but I'm not going to. >> They [clears throat] not going to hold. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I don't think that might hold and then the twists for sure not going to hold. >> No, mine I woke up the next morning and all my twists was out. >> Oh, you had some curls in your hair. >> [laughter] >> But it is good. I was mad. >> I know you was. >> My best friend she a loctician. But she be doing my hair. >> Racial that's going to be a black female from the Gwinnett County. >> Like this one. I seen you. I knew it. >> First name is Kesha. >> I knew it. >> First name is Kesha and she got perfect >> But I like my locks. She said she said this she said this she said this she this let's just get along. >> Yeah, I love that. >> I think my baby going to look so cute with her dreads. Like, look at her. Look at it, girl. Look at her. Uh-huh. And that's exactly And they don't look bad. That's the thing. >> King India Edward >> They look boho. I like it. Thank you. >> King India Edward It's 1 month and 1/2 from that. It's okay, radio. It's going to be K I E A S H A. King India Edward Adam Sand Henry Adam >> Date of birth again? >> 11 19 90 >> 11 19 19 Date of birth >> That's correct. 19 1990 >> King Edward >> It's all good, radio. I'm traveling away from New York to Cabin 8. >> It says, um, cruelty to children, second degree. And then they said the kids had a fight. My daughter is 15. They probably did. What the [ __ ] y'all arrested me for? Like, anytime they had a fight, no police ever came. So my daughter wasn't even here when it happened. So, it had to be her best friend who was fighting. And I I did break up the fight. I did. But Yeah, well, the parents had to. But even after the fight, I made sure all the kids got to their parents. I'm not from here. Don't nobody know my name. There's videos. So, bring them out and let me go. But somebody just told me that you can get um fined for breaking up a teen fight. I didn't know that. Oh, yeah. I was supposed to just let them scrap? Like, that's crazy. And then I didn't even touch the other child. I touched my niece. I got her on the So, I didn't touch nobody's kid. I didn't If this was they talked about I would never touch nobody's kid cuz I wouldn't want nobody touching on mine. And they don't fight. So, you can ask her too. And they And they fought again after that. They did. They've been fighting since they was in middle school. They in high school now. It's one of the things when they see each other, they don't go. Take they ass with you. What the hell I got to do with this? I'm trying to calm this [ __ ] down downtown. Y'all never came. So, >> If there's somebody being mean, you will find me. >> They They got to be. And they got to be both of them. I got to find me or something to eat. But either way, I ain't touch your child. Why would you lie on me? I'm not from here and I'm not the parent of Tell her what your child did. But her mama, she's in her band at the airport that work in December around the same time that they told me there's a warrant. I said, So, she probably has a warrant out. So, she hired us an attorney. And she like, "What you going to do with my year?" And she goes, like, Right. It doesn't make any sense. And I've been I went to jail last year in June and they never told me I had a warrant and no other county had a warrant. No no no. I swear. But they said they just put the warrant out in December. The warrant is from 2015. But they put the warrant out in December 2019. Right. >> That's crazy. And you don't even know you're living your life with a warrant. >> I'm trying to hold a baby in the hospital. You see? I'm breast feeding. I'm four years old in this [ __ ] here. My baby a month old. >> That's crazy. Yeah, you just living life. >> And I was going to take a trip back to Cali. So, what the [ __ ] I'm going to do with the airport? >> [music] >> Where we at? >> They cut her off. >> Uh-uh. I'm coming here, too? >> No, she's going to go in. >> I got to go to Rice Street? >> Yeah. You got your phone, right? >> Yes, yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Why I got to go to Rice Street? I'm just playing with >> Or whatever charge it is, but hers is a city ordinance charge. >> Uh-uh. But mine is traffic. Take me with you. >> [laughter] >> Let me hold on to this. Oh, you already did all this. All this other stuff.