Hey. Okay. Do you want to sit down? Do you want to sit? What's going on? We're not worried about that right now. Don't tell me nothing. No, you're not. What happened? We're not worried about that right now. We'll grab that in a second. >> [snorts] >> We're going to have an ambulance come check you out. Talk to me. Remember what I said last time. No, you're not. You want to just pretend? Remember what I said last time. Think of you and your babies, right? Tell me what's [snorts] going on. She was completely broken. She couldn't speak, couldn't even explain what happened. The pain was obvious. Multiple injuries. Her face covered in bruises. She was crying uncontrollably, too shocked to say a word. You're good. Deep breath. >> [panting and gasps] >> Okay. Try to tell me what happened. Don't worry about who's getting in trouble. Do not worry about that. All I care about is making sure you're okay. Deep breath. >> [gasps] >> Take a breath. Is your baby okay? Okay. She's upstairs sleeping? Okay. Did she hear it all? Okay. >> [gasps] >> What [snorts] happened? How did this all start? >> [panting] [snorts] >> Heard you just has her baby upstairs. Uh-huh. Do I just need to check on her for me? We'll go check on her. I'll be right back. Here I come. We'll make sure your baby's okay. >> [snorts] >> The officer then went to check on the babies, making sure they were safe and unharmed. They were asleep, quiet, unaware of everything that had just happened. Would it be okay if I took some photos of your face? Do you have any injuries anywhere else? I got you an ice pack. Is there anything else that we can help you with? Good luck to you, all right? The officer kept asking her again and again, but there was no response. Silence was her only answer, and fear was written all over her face. She had injuries all over her body, on her chest, her head, and her fingers. Bruises and cuts were clearly visible everywhere. The officers were carefully examining her injuries, trying to document exactly where she was hurt. Photos were taken as evidence for the case against the suspect. Every detail was being recorded to make sure the truth could be proven later. Okay. You got any weapons on you? Guns, knives, anything like All right, you can put your hands down, man. She's up there. Where'd she hit you at? Okay. So, she's up there right now? Yeah. Do you need the ambulance to check on you at all? Do you want an ambulance to check on you? We can have them swing this way. So, yes, you want an ambulance? Yeah. Officer, what? Yeah. Okay, what happened there? Which door? The hallway of the [snorts] common area or what? What do you mean? Uh no, sir. What do you mean by lost it? What happened there? I started punching her back. Okay. I'm just hearing you. Good boss. Yeah. Okay. All right. So, what led up to all this? Uh she's just been getting drunk. She's been Okay. What happened before 911 got the call? Were you guys arguing or what? >> Yeah, she's just she's been arguing with me. Tells me I ain't [ __ ] I ain't doing enough. I'm not Well, I've been trying so much. She hit you with her fist? >> Oh, bro, no. She straight clocked me. >> With her fist? Oh, yeah. No, she I was I was on the phone. I was right where that where that window is. >> Uh-huh. And you uh who are you on the phone with? Uh Officer Wood. Okay. She got a hold of you. Okay. >> And she's like, "You you can't." And I'm like, "Yeah, you know, we're just fighting." And all of a sudden she just bam! Clocked me. What'd you call for initially before all this happened? Cuz I know we just got a call here. Call ended. And then she called you back. Yeah. She was I was >> Because I was like I she was just going crazy with me, bro. And I don't want to do that. Like I'm not >> [sighs] >> I know how I am, bro. I know how I am. I know I can snap. Bad about what? Hitting her back or Yeah, hitting her. I don't like hitting women, bro. Like that's not cool, dude. It's not cool at all. But you can't punch me in the side of goddamn head when I'm talking to someone on the phone. Do you think alcohol you've been drinking is a good idea? Usually it's you two times when you two drink is when stuff like this happens. >> Yeah. Yeah, no, it's not. Do you have a cigarette? I was going to bro. I'm sorry. I wish I did. I gave all that up, man. Hit out of me when I was on the phone with her, bro. >> Okay. Knocked bro, she punched me so hard, knocked me down, bro. I Were you sitting down or you standing? No, I was standing. I was talking I was talking to Officer Wood in in that little window. I'm talking to her. I got the phone this way. And all of a sudden she just bam! I was like, "Oh." Like Jason, do me a favor. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back for now. You're being detained, okay? Does that mean I'm under arrest? Be cool here, man. Oh, no. I'm you you know I'm good, man. You treated me right the last time I saw you. Hope you do the same. Yeah, no. No, I've I've been respectful, bro. Like Do you have Erica's phone with you or is that your phone? Uh You don't have to reach for it. Is that her phone in your pocket? Uh yes, but it's my phone. I I might have her phone, too. Okay. Yeah, there's two phones in here. Her phone would be the white phone. Her phone's the white one? Yeah. Okay. Take it easy. Got it. I got it. Just kind of sort of step back from there. I got you. I but I didn't think she was going to Bro, she just my ear, dude. I fell down, bro. I I've never fell down from a girl hitting me. It's going to be a hard hit. It was hard as dude. Have you guys been arguing all night? A little bit. When you say you retaliated can you kind of describe me what happened? She hit me inside her back. I mean even even just get the punch people. I mean That's [ __ ] assault assault. Like And I I was on the phone with her when hit me like the With the officer? Yeah, Officer Wood heard it. I was like, "Goddamn." He fell down. I had to get back up. I was I was dizzy How much did you have to drink tonight? Um throughout the whole day, I probably had nine beers. Throughout the day, okay. Yeah. Throughout the I don't drink hard liquor no more. That's good. Hard liquor makes people do dumb things. All right. Female's lumped up pretty bad. >> Yeah, I think so. It's pretty beat up. All right. I said it's all just talk. No, I agree. Nobody should be laying their hands on anyone. >> Yeah, and you should be respectful. Yeah, especially when I was on the phone with the You know what I'm saying? You want to walk out to the driveway over there? Yeah. Can I have him stand on the driveway over here? Um I'll maybe talk to her right now. She's um a little amped, but she's good. She's not going to run. All right. Hi. Where's your phone at, hon? Okay, so what happened tonight? You got into a bit of a fight. No, I'm I'm doing a pretty good. Okay. Well, you're not You don't think anything like you guys disagreed, but uh I mean I I suggest going just get checked out, making sure you don't have any bleeds. The paramedic kept checking on her, trying to make sure she was okay. He offered to take her for treatment to get medical help immediately, but she refused. >> Yeah. I have her phone. You got her phone? >> Yep. Well, there ain't no cell service at all. She's on the phone. Oh, yeah. No, she punched the out of me. Yeah, I I got no reason to fight. She's She's toned up. Yeah, I I bro, you you don't get to put You don't put hands on people when I get it, man. I get it, but Like I was on the phone with Officer Wood when she punched me, bro. Like she straight cleaned me. Where do you get You got shoes inside? You got some sandals or slides? Okay. Uh yeah, I got some Okay, what sandals or slides do you want? Uh the black ones. Black ones, all right. We're going to take a walk this car back here real quick, okay? I I still need to go to the hospital. I don't know. We're going to check you out. We're just going to get you over here in case she comes out. I don't want you guys going at it. I said she is a hit me first on the phone. And then I retaliate, and then I get in trouble? How does that work? Jason, do you got to understand disproportionately of injuries we're looking at here. It's entirely possible what you were telling me happened. However, she's got three very, very, very large bumps on her. That ain't That ain't >> I got big-ass hands, yeah. I mean Bro, bro, like she straight cleaned me when I was on the phone with Officer I fell down, bro. Like she cleaned my clock. Okay. She's going to talk to her real quick, man, okay? This is her call. I Officer Wood, she cleaned my clock. Who's primary on it? Me. Are they taking him? Uh they're just walking him over there so that they don't come across each other. Yep. We're sure there's only one patient. Officer Wood, who was the other patient? It's a female on There weren't two patients? Well, he was allegedly the other one. Oh. Okay. All right, let's get him looked at then also. Okay. >> a second ambulance. If you need a second ambulance, I need to do that, so that's why I'm asking you. I got you. But does he need care? Did he say he wanted care, or was he just I'm going to find that out for you in 1 second. >> I just wanted to know before I get to the station. 701 from 24, did that male request to be looked at? Yes, he did. 10-4. Yes, he requested to be assessed. He's got a little cut on his hand. He's got red marks all up over here. Did you get a statement on the door, or what's going on? >> Uh that's what I'm trying to get. All right. Yeah. Would you like to go to the hospital, sir? Yeah, I want to go to the hospital. I think you might want to do that. I'm going to talk to her on my phone real quick. Yep. Okay. Stop. Step over here. Step over here. I got you, buddy. Jason, why do you want to go to the hospital? I need to have them get out of the drugs. Hey, what did you What did you take tonight? Yeah, we're good. I'm going to make sure they're going to get out of the drugs. I'm going to take a picture of your hands here. Take some quick pictures of your injuries. Is that okay with you? Was it both of your hands? Just the one. That hand's fine? Yeah. I'm Officer on 24. It's not that bad. You take care, Erica. Get some rest.