On the 28th of September, 2025, police responded to a reported domestic disturbance and a woman was taken into custody on a domestic battery charge following an investigation at the scene. Hi Bridget. How are you? I I'm uh I'm I'm just stopping you cuz I I tried to call and leave you a message about uh incident you and your cousin were just having. Yeah, we had a fight. What what happened if you don't mind telling me? We just had an argument. Okay, how did it all start? Like what happened? Anything physical happen? No. Nothing physical? >> No. He probably shouldn't have seen it. Um do you want to just give me a little Can you put the car in park for He told me to go outside. Oh yeah, just want to rule that out. Um Give me a little like what caused the argument to happen? What were you guys arguing about? Just family stuff. Family stuff? >> Yeah. Okay. And then uh it escalated to him calling because there was something like things got a little physical between the two of you and some pots were being thrown. Yeah. Okay. Did you hit him at all? >> No. No, did he hit you? No. No? Are you sure? Yeah. Okay. And and you You're telling me you never hit him? Cuz you He's got a pretty bloody nose. Yeah, he was he was getting upset upset and hitting himself. He was hitting himself? >> Yeah. Okay. Uh Can Can you Can I see your hands? Sure. Okay. Your knuckles are a little red. And you got some dirt under your nails. >> No, I am just >> Is that from when you threw his pot at the wall? No. There's a broken pot. He said you threw it at the wall. >> that. But you got dirt underneath your fingernails, Bridget. No, I always do. You always do? Yeah, I'm sorry. >> a Just a coincidence that you have somehow dirt under your fingernails? Okay. Let's step out of the car for me, okay? All right. All right. I want you to turn around, put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. I won't. Domestic battery. Bridget, stop. I I actually want to I want to get my I want to get my lawyer on the phone. Oop. Oop. That's cool. Don't don't don't pull away though, okay? All right. Can I have my lawyer on the phone? We'll give you an access code where you call your lawyer, okay? 49743 Let us know. Okay. Just don't pull away though. Never. Do you have anything in your pockets? No. Oh, I think I have a vape pen or like a lighter. No, how do you spell vape pen? How far are we have a 1595? Do you have anything in your purse? Um just my like my ID >> want to hold it so I can look in your purse? My ID and stuff. Okay. Can you give me 1 second? 3 numbers 27 722772. Go ahead. I'll just sit in the car. Go ahead. Um can can you give my keys to my cousin? To your who? My cousin. >> I'm going to get I'm going to grab your keys and your phone in the car too. >> Yeah. He Yeah, he's got he's on he knows me. Yeah. We're going to park your car for you, Bridget, okay? And And this in the in this parking lot? Yeah. We'll uh we'll find a spot for you there's a spot. >> Thanks. >> Can you see where he parked it, Bridget? It's right in front of us. Okay. Yeah, I got it. Yeah. Thanks. Um, do you know if I can get out tonight? Well, we got to go and do a bunch of paperwork. Unfortunately, because it's domestic battery, I have to take you to the court house, okay? But I don't I I I've never I didn't do anything like that. All right. Well, I I got to go off what I'm told when I get in the car. But that never happened. Well, he got to lie, you know. Yeah, but he does that to himself. He did that to himself. I didn't do that. Excuse me? You have my phone now, ma'am? Yeah, I have your phone in the back of the car. And And I can call someone when I get there, huh? And will I be able to bail myself out tonight? No. Well, there's no judge tonight. It's already like late. Well, I'm not going to Well, can I stay not overnight and get bailed? I don't know. You don't know that? I don't work there. I'll be able to call my sister when I get there, huh? Yeah, they'll let you make phone calls there. You got your sheet of paper with you, right? Yeah. What am I going to be doing for the rest of the evening? What are you doing here now? What will I be doing the rest of the evening? I just have to sit in the cell? Yeah, most likely. Okay. How How soon you think I'll be released tomorrow, guys? What? Like around 10:00, 11:00? Well, you guys are hopeful that I'll be able to go home? Like 100% hopeful? I'm sorry. I didn't I I didn't mean to interrupt, but you guys are hopeful that I'll be able to leave tomorrow? I don't see why you wouldn't, but I do think you But like is there anything that could be in my way? I mean, I want you to I I'm just basing it off of Yeah, I don't really Yeah. You think I'm going to be good? All right, thanks. I wouldn't do anything. All right, so they just said I'll be a few minutes, so they just want us all to hang up the phone, okay? Can I have some water? What? Can I have a a cup of water when I get in? Is that okay? Okay. And I just want to let you know like why we're going to be hanging out in the car for a while. Why is that? Busy? Uh yeah, they're not busy. Okay. Well, I just get to go Where do I have to go? Nowhere right now. We got to sit here. But once I go in there Yeah, we'll we'll walk in there. >> me in and then I have to go to another place? What's What's the process? Yeah, they'll they'll ask you some questions and then they'll bring you where you need to hang out and ask you to make a phone call. I can make a phone call? Yeah, they'll let you make a Okay. Maybe not right away, but they will let you make a phone call, okay? So, am I going to go into Where Where am I going to go when I go in there? Uh they're taking their time getting ready for what? So, as soon as they come out here, uh we'll walk inside with you, okay? Oh, I know, but I I I guess I'm wondering like what's the process and the next steps from now until then. Uh they'll take you back there. They'll do some of their paperwork. And then they'll bring you to like a seating area where you're where you'll be able to sit and sleep for the night. Okay. And then they'll get you up in the morning. And they'll wake me up at what time? I don't know what time they'll wake you up, but they'll make sure you're up before the court. And it'll be up at 8:00 8:00 a.m. then? Yeah, I believe it's 8:00 a.m. Okay. I need some water, guys. I know. I know. As soon as As soon as we get you in, you know, we can even ask for you. But unfortunately, we have to wait for them to change their shift, though, which can take 15 to 20 minutes. Okay. How long How much longer you guys think? I don't know. Well, I would assume. I'll be honest, I'm just as impatient as you are right now. But you guys think I'll be able to go tomorrow? I'm not a criminal. I'm literally a good person. As long as your As long as you're polite and you're calm with the judge, um and you don't get mad at them for anything, Oh, of course. I don't see why they wouldn't release you. Now, again, it's not a guarantee. I'm just saying I don't see why not. Um and then they're going to be like I was telling you before, they're going to give you some conditions, just things that you can or cannot do. You have to follow those conditions. >> Correct. And yeah, they'll hopefully you'll be out 9-ish tomorrow morning. Okay. And I'll be able to use my phone? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. And get all that stuff back? Okay. Yeah, it's really like for tonight, it's really informal. Like you're just going to hang out in this one area, and then they'll have you go see the judge in the morning. You're not going to be in general population or anything like that. Is there not a lot of people coming coming in here? Is that why I'm I'm over here? The jail works on 12-hour shifts like we do. So, my partner and I, we were supposed to be done 15 minutes ago. So, same with the jail. So, their day shift crew is leaving, the night shift crew is coming in. Okay. And then it it it takes a couple minutes for them all to switch over. Have you guys ever had to go to jail? Like being in trouble, go to jail? >> Yeah. >> No. Yeah. >> I mean, are you allowed to be a cop if you did? You You can. Yeah, it depends on what you got in trouble for and how long ago it was before Yeah. Right. We had a guy here who retired that grew up in the '70s, so smoked a lot of weed. And got into trouble with the law, but because it was when he was a teenager, it just won't stay. My my car again was mine. Cuz that's what I did. Advised that the inside not the outside. Yeah. I always do my two cents. I mean, that's how I changed my mind. I mean, my keys are in the center console. I don't know why but I didn't lock it. I I just totally forgot to lock that ass tire. You got to put it in there. car. It's like the baby locks are on the inside and outside. Let me see this. You got to put the wheel lock on it. I know that.