Look here. Everybody has had a relationship that started off [music] like a Disney movie, like God sent you a blessing and somehow it ended like a police report. Because in the beginning, [music] everybody is perfect. You know that beginning stage of meeting someone, he say he's spiritual. He's focused. [music] He got goals. He don't do drama. He don't drink like that. He's saying everything he thinks you want to hear and [music] more. He like, "I'm ready to settle down. I'm looking for something serious." He says, [music] "I'm not into meaningless sex." He says he's looking for something deeper. He believes in communication. [music] He goes to church every Sunday. Well, not every Sunday, but enough Sundays to [music] mention it for cool points. He sit in the front row, hands folded. He like, "I just need a real [music] woman in my corner." And that's where he gets you because now your ears perk up. Now you [music] looking at him like, "Where you been all my life?" Because he's saying everything right. He ain't just talking. He preaching. [music] And that's the dangerous part because some men know how to sell potential. Know how to make it look like [music] he got his [ __ ] together. At first, you don't see the red flags. You see possibility. You see husband material. But sometimes [music] what you think is husband material is just a man with good Wi-Fi and rehearsed lines. And then come the text messages because people don't have real [music] conversations no more. People don't talk on the phone no more. Nobody sit up on the phone for 3 hours learning somebody, learning [music] how they think, learning how they respond when they can't edit the answer. Now, now people get [music] to know each other through text messages. A whole relationship getting built off notifications. And that's where the BS starts. He texting you, "Good morning, beautiful. How was your day? What you [music] doing later?" I ain't going to lie. I like your vibe. I just need somebody who [music] understands me. Let me know when you make it home. I'm different from them other dudes. And [music] that right there is how they get you. No phone calls. He texting you into a relationship. Then he hits you with the sympathy [ __ ] I've been through a lot. My last relationship [music] [ __ ] me up. I got trust issues. I'm scared to love again. Now she [music] thinking she met a wounded king. No baby, you met a text king. And the crazy [music] part is y'all still haven't had one real phone call. Just repetitive texts [music] and emojis and he what you doing you to death. Then comes the first [music] date because at first he told you he was going to take you somewhere nice, elegant. [music] He made it sound grown and sexy, like y'all was about to go somewhere with real menus and chairs that don't squeak when you sit down. A waiter named Amy [music] with a black polo shirt greets you with a smile. Good evening. I'll be taking care of you tonight. That's what he [music] made it sound like. Real romantic, real effort like, "Let me show you I'm serious about you." Not some [music] restaurant in a shopping plaza next to a beauty supply and Dollar Tree. Not Kiki from the fish spot [music] walking up in big ass furry Ugg boots and leggings, smacking gum, looking mad at the world [music] like she was forced at gunpoint to take this job. Y'all ready to order or what? That's not what [music] you was expecting. You was expecting a chill vibe, scented candles, maybe a little [music] jazz playing low in the background. Not a spot with a goddamn live DJ screaming, "Y'all make some [music] noise." while you trying to eat chicken Alfredo. You wasn't expecting all that. He [music] got you excited. You done put the outfit together from Rainbow. You came looking expensive. You had your mind ready to see a grown [music] man show real effort. But somehow the plans changed at the last minute. Now dinner turned into, "I really don't feel like going out. Let's just vibe at [music] the house." Then he tried to dress it up. Let me cook for you instead. Translation: He got $14, half a [music] tank of gas, and a password to somebody else's Netflix. Now he throwing chicken [music] wings in the air fryer like he Gordon Ramsay and called it cooking for you. So many red [music] flags, but you ignore it because the vibe's still good. He's still funny. He's still [music] saying the right things. And you sitting there thinking maybe Simple is better. No, baby. Simple was [music] a warning lady because 3 months in the trial subscription expires. [music] The real person shows up. that good morning beautiful turns into just hey when he said [music] I go to church every Sunday turns into I watch Bishop TD Jake Jake's clips on Instagram when my life is falling apart that I don't cheat turns into [music] why you going through my phone that I got a good job really means [music] I'm between opportunities right now you realizing he's a mama's boy mama ain't just his mama mama is his lawyer and the HR [music] department mama is his crisis management team, loan officer, and Uber driver. To sum it up, you got to go through [music] his mama every time her son acts up. And now you stuck in a relationship where every argument got three people in it. You, him, and his mama. But here's the thing. Relationships don't usually fall apart all at once. They fall apart in little [music] moments. The ignored texts, the excuses, the attitude changes, the promises [music] that keep getting recycled like old grocery bags under the sink. And one day somebody gets [music] tired. Not mad. Tired. That kind of tired where you don't even want to argue no more. You just start grabbing [music] your things. Because when a woman is truly fed up, she don't need a closing argument. She has no fight left. She needs her charger, her purse, and a [music] way out the door. And that's where tonight's real story begins. According to the Clarkston police report, Ashley told [music] officers she was 8 months pregnant when she got into a verbal altercation with her boyfriend Rashid at his mother's apartment. Ashley said she was trying to gather her things to leave when the argument [music] allegedly turned physical. She told police Rasheed pushed her down the stairs. After that, she said she [music] no longer felt safe. But when she tried to leave, she told officers Rasheed [music] came outside with her firearm and fired several shots. So now Clarkston police are headed to the apartment. Police find [music] shell casings near the front door. The firearm is missing. His mama answers the door and baby boy is upstairs refusing [music] to come out. Let's see what happens. Body cam on. >> Let me let me um put the door away. Put the door away. Come on. >> Um, his child mother want to get her stuff so she can leave. >> She wants to get her stuff. >> Yes, ma'am. Is he home? >> Is she she's here? >> Yes, ma'am. Is she home? >> Yeah. >> All right. Come in. >> Can I just go tell her? Let me get her stuff. Can we step in? >> Um, just wait. Give me one second. [clears throat] >> Okay. >> I'm Where is he? >> He's upstairs. >> We need to talk to him. >> She's in the car. >> She's in the car. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Rashid, >> is she coming up to get herself? They would like to talk to you. >> Say what? >> I said they would like to talk to you. >> Let her get her stuff. I have babies in here. I have handicapped child right there. Please do not let this woman. >> My babies are right there. My grandbabies are right there on the bed and my handicap. But if he comes out, he doesn't understand. [clears throat] >> Let her get her stuff. >> Can I get her stuff? Can you ask her what you just ask? Let me get her stuff while she let me get Let me get her drunk. Let her give her Can Can she Can I Can you come get it tomorrow? Can I Oh, he's not here. >> Can I ask her? >> You can come out and do what's going on with him now. >> He's been drinking. >> Can I just get her? >> You go back to the car. Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. Do me a favor. Go sit in the car. >> Just go sit. Listen, ma'am. Look at me. Go sit in the car now. >> Explain this to me. 631 264 get st 631 to officer stonehead >> 59 What? Um, >> oh my god. >> Where's this firearm now? >> 661 to 631. What's the location? >> 1000 Montreal Road 70. Like does he have does he have the phone with him in the newsroom? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> Yeah. >> He said if he come there it's going to be a problem. >> What's that? >> He said heard him say if he come there it's going to be a problem. >> Is he hiding now? What is he hiding on? >> Ask her. She takes him to get in. I don't know. I don't know. I swear I don't know. They just started arguing. I was down here. I came upstairs to get if she can leave. This is not the first time they've got into an argument like this. I told her to leave him alone the last time. She comes back >> about what time did this happen today? >> I don't know. Ask her. I don't know. >> I'm not I'm asking you. >> I don't really know. I got so much going on right now. >> Okay. But but right this second, this is this is the most important going on right this second. About what time did this happen? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> Like 30 minutes ago, an hour ago, 4 hours ago, yesterday? >> Not too long ago. >> Like what? 10, 15 minutes ago, 20 minutes ago, an hour. >> Maybe about an hour or so. >> Mhm. Was she here at the time when this happened? >> No, she was. >> He's been drinking. He said he's been doing what? >> As far as I go. >> Okay. >> Does that justify this? >> Understand? I buried his son. a bad person drinking and all and they this is they do this this just just hang right here for a second. >> Can I try to talk him into coming downstairs? You can talk to him right here from the step. Yes. >> Can I get some water? >> You can come with me. I just need >> ma'am. We're just going to hang right here. We don't We don't We don't He said he's not in his right mind right this second. >> I'm saying can I go in the kitchen and get some water before I pass out? Can I get some water >> right now? >> You can watch me get the >> right. Rashi, >> can we close this door? Put those babies in there. >> And I have a son that's sleeping in the kitchen area. Like I said, he's mentally challenged in the morning. >> I don't need him getting up cuz he's going to try to come towards you to hug you. That's what he does. 303 upstairs. >> Can you let him sleep this does not have this horse? Yo yo >> come to Bro, we got a dude in the back that don't want to give us his >> I don't know what the complex. That's what I'm saying. >> 1000 Montreal Road Park 1000. >> Park 1000. >> Yeah. You said 70. >> 7E 7E. Oh, I just rolled past seven. >> We're in the back. We're in the back. >> Oh, that ain't seven. We're like 57E. >> No, 7E. It's in the back. 7E. It's like not the It's in the first phase. >> I know. I just rode through that. That's why I'm like, where the [ __ ] you at? >> It's in the back of the comp behind. It's like in the backside. >> So, phase two or phase one? >> It's phase one. But once you come in phase one, you look [music] >> But yeah, it's in the back of building 7. >> All right. >> Right. 611. >> 631. Come get >> Can you come get Kenyon, please? I'm not leaving. >> Come, can you come get your brother? You >> Yes. Put him in the car. See how this think? We got a call earlier about 23s. They go to 23s. And yeah, she want her stuff now so she can go. He broke her. >> He won't let nothing. >> No, the brother is upstairs. He upstairs in a room. [music] If I come out, if they come in here basically [ __ ] Oh, hell no. Hell no. Hell no. Hell no. Hell no. Hell no. Hell no. >> Hell no. I got him. >> Hey, [ __ ] I got him. I got him. Get on the ground. Get off the ground. Get on the ground. >> My [ __ ] you ain't got to do that. >> No, you ain't got to do that. >> Cover me, man. >> Shut up. Shut up, [ __ ] >> Shut up. >> Shut up. >> I ain't did nothing, [ __ ] >> Sending body wor down in 10 seconds. >> Okay. Sending body wor down in 5 seconds. Body worm down cancelled. >> No, you messed that up when you threw the [ __ ] >> Smart. Shut the up. >> Every time we go through this, I tell her, "Leave. Leave him alone. She leaves when she comes back." She leaves when she comes back. Leave him alone. You're pregnant. I tell her this all the time. That's my child. >> Ma'am, come upstairs and get your What's his name? >> He threw it back. >> He threw it back. He threw it up. >> Oh, >> you got anything else? >> I'll get you. I'll get you. Can you get whatever is yours? Don't take his >> Let's get the gun. >> Stuff. No, you don't. So >> they had to stay here for a couple of weeks and they leaving. >> So he had a gun >> shooting inside your house. >> And you just said >> inside my house. >> You just said body can be shot outside. >> Came inside your house. >> I never said he shot anything. >> Yes, you did, man. I got it on video. Let's look. [clears throat] >> [music] >> What is it? Ma'am, come back. Welcome here to my house to get your stuff. I don't have anything against you. I'm not mad at you. I'm mad at you because you kept coming back. Leave him alone. Leave him alone. Take the TV belongs to you. >> If you don't find the gun, report it sto. >> Yeah. You guys want to come here? You close it, too. 253 came out. >> This is my Here you go. >> You're welcome, man. >> You can see what you can do about that. reckless or see what he say. She said >> you got her saying >> but I'll shoot for it. You got shadow cas. Where's my grab? I grab two [ __ ] But [music] >> ma'am, Miss Ashley. >> Yes. >> She move faster. We got stuff to do. Okay. >> Yeah. Shut up. You want to see if you now Huh? >> Inside the car since shooting. >> She been gone the whole time. >> Put that. Hold it. >> Hold on. Put this in there. Yeah, >> you can pitch just >> awesome. >> I know, right? You got >> I didn't >> I didn't yet. >> It was close. [laughter] >> Close though. >> It was close. >> That bag was that I should have let the bag hit me. Once you do it without it was I'm like we got something to eat and then we went to the park and that's when we ran it and then he was using that said he was using the bathroom and that's when the cops pulled up. That's what you and and other cop pulled up and said something. He started he start he was doing a drug and then when he got here he just grabbed my phone and he just started going through my phone and I was just like why are you doing like why are you going through my phone? Like I don't have nothing to hide. Like he's very insecure. He always accuse me of cheating. I I'm I'm not cheating. Only thing I do is work for a living and take care of my other two kids and >> and trying to take care of the baby that I have now. >> But I don't know. For me, I'm kind of I'm making myself look crazy because I'm trying to stay on like mentally abusing me and phys like verbally abusing me. So he kept asking for my key and I was just like, "No, you can just go, you can just get my key and just go sit in the car and smoke, but I know he'll probably get my key and probably take off and go go somewhere." And I was just like, I we have, you know, we came a long way. We got too much to lose and, you know, I don't want my car to get taken away from from me. So he was just acting crazy about that and then next thing you know he was um after he smashed my phone he he was just like after this and all that and then he pushed me down the stairs >> like while I was Yeah. He he pushed me down the stairs and >> and shooting out here like he fired like seven rounds. We were trying to talk him out of it. Calm down. His kids over here. He still isn't coming down. Like he keeps showing out in front of them. Like and they keep telling him like, "Stop. Why are you doing this?" Like the kids even trying to talk him out of it. But he was just going crazy. And >> and actually I was actually in the parking lot sleep >> in the Sprouts parking lot. I was in the parking lot asleep and the police officer I did not call the police or whatever and he was just like I seen that your window busted and he was just like I seen your windows busted. He shining cuz I was in my back seat sleep. >> No, this is a gunshot one or the punishment? >> No, that was his shoe. Okay. >> He did that with his shoe. That was like [music] So you said what did you say as you were leaving he was shooting at you? >> No, he was just shooting. He was just shooting outside and then it was he fired round like seven rounds in front of those kids and everything like >> Okay. [clears throat] Okay. >> But it was outside. It was not in the house. >> Okay. Did he? >> But he did run up the steps trying to look for me and try to play. He trying to play with me and he's trying to like I really >> So you said he pushed you down the stairs? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. Give me one second. Okay. Wait right here. Okay. >> Okay.