horrendous policing and if this happened to me, I would be extremely upset with how the police handled stuff. >> Officers responded to a residence for a call of a woman breaking into her ex-boyfriend's home. >> Hey, I'm upset here with the L police. I got about a cam on. Okay. >> What's going on today, >> dude? Please. >> We got to talk. We got to talk. Get him. I don't want to hear it. Shock like >> Well, hey, it's just us. It's just us talking. Okay. >> What's What's going on today? >> I don't know. >> Well, how do we get >> Okay, that's fine. How do we get to this point, though? >> Imagine, and I'm not even doing this to like divide the genders. I'm just saying if he does this at all, he being the police officer or any of the officers that have who coddle this woman cuz there's cops who do that when it's men. They should not be police officers. He literally is holding a therapy session in my h I'm putting myself in the shoes. my house. I I pay the bills here. And for people who say, "Oh, well, he had to see if this person is there's ways of doing that rather quickly." And do not involve an intruder laying on my bed in my house. You could have whisked that person outside and told them, "Well, we'll get everything sorted. If you have evidence of you, you know, being a a a resident here, we'll find it, but they don't need to. That doesn't happen in a therapy session. That That's not it." >> Um, he cheated on me. >> Okay. >> That's crazy. >> Okay. And then you you brought it up to him, I assume. Sir, can you please take out my room? >> In my house. You're yelling at me in my house telling me where to go in my house with someone who broke in and entered into my house. You should neither one of you should be police officers. Like literally, I would write so many complaints and have a lawsuit it wouldn't even be funny. You would rule the day. They would rule the day they step foot into my abode. It's not okay. It's not. >> I'm not leaving. >> Okay. No one ever said you're leaving. You're not okay. >> No one ever said you were leaving right now. Why? She broke in and entered and she's in my house. out. >> I'm not leaving without the truth. >> Okay. I I >> And calling you guys was dumb. He does this all the time. >> Why was that dumb? >> Because when he doesn't want to tell the truth, he calls the cops. Look at the rat sheet. >> Okay. Um when you guys were arguing, were there any threats made to each other? And the cop is doing the all this is being done to pin the blame on the guy and to hopefully take him to jail. And I bet they're disappointed that that didn't happen. That's why they're holding a therapy session. I would literally want to stand in the court of law in front of a judge and ask where did they get their master's degree in psychology. Their job is not to counsel people. Their job is to police, to serve, and to protect. My home was burglarized. In some states that breaking in is a burglary, even if you don't steal anything. My home was broken into. My space was invaded. I'm not being protected or served. You're serving the villain and protecting them. So, I think they're confused. They need a therapist. They need a counselor. They perhaps even need a psychiatrist. cuz they're very confused. I'm not confused. They are >> It's probably going to help you out >> to talk, okay? To talk about what happened. >> You can't necessarily see mental and emotional abuse. Okay. >> Okay. So why do you want why are we cuddling someone who's been emotionally and psychologically abused by this person, the guy in this case? Why would she want to be here out? I'll agree with that. Absolutely. But all I'm going to say is if if he says one thing and you're not willing to say anything at all, >> I want to know the truth >> about about the cheating situation. >> Can you say something? The whole cheating situation, >> please. What does that have to do with anything? That is literally irrelevant. Now he's a marriage counselor and there isn't even a marriage here. Like what does that have to do with anything with my abode being broken into? with my four walls and windows being breached. What does that have to do with anything? I could have been a [ __ ] in the street and it made this whole block a red light district. What does that have to do with this house being broke into therapy happening on a bed that does not belong to this person who should not be here? What does that have to do with anything? >> You don't want to talk to me at all. All I can do is just hear him lying. to >> No, he just You know what? To be honest with you, >> I don't want him to do what? Be in his own home. See, this is the programming that feminism has done to police that they won't even do their job because they're wanting to put him in in jail. That's why they're allowing they're trying to get her to say anything just so someone can go to jail. That's what they're doing. >> That's the most anything to say about me. Can you can you tell me about what happened though with the argument? >> It literally would not even matter if he had actually beaten this woman. You know why? Because she still broke into his home. She's not supposed to be here. That's a crime. It is a crime to break into somebody's home. It wouldn't matter what he did during the argument. He could have done anything. Has nothing to do with her now breaking into his home and breaking the law. >> Are there any threats made against each other? >> Listen, >> no, I'm not afraid of him or anything like that. He's not He's always telling me to shut the up and everything like that. >> I got you. Did Did he Did he threaten you? Did you make any threats to him that you're going to harm him? >> Did either of you two put your hands on each other? Are you pushing, fighting, hitting? >> No. Okay. Was anything broken during the argument? >> God, what the tablet that he's cheating on me with? It's not broken. >> Whatever happened? >> Nothing. I I literally went to grab it and he got so mad. You know, when someone's literally knows that I'm not getting into this. You guys are police officers. Not literally [ __ ] coming in here to fix a >> She even she knows. Even she knows this is inappropriate. This is for a counselor, not for police. >> [ __ ] problem. This isn't really a [ __ ] problem. And that's why I'm like, he's so stupid. He's going to call the cops. >> That's cuz he's afraid. >> I can't I can't play. You said there was no >> afraid of bitching. >> You didn't make any threats to him. He didn't make any threats to you. >> No, I told him I'm hurt, dude. Can I not be hurt? >> Okay, I get that. No, I get that. When uh when we get dispatched to something like this, there's certain questions we have to ask. Okay, >> so that that's what I'm running through right now to see if if anything criminal actually happened here. Okay, so >> we have to go through everything. >> Something criminal has happened here. Why is this person in my house? Why is the person in my house? Like literally reverse. There has been cases where women have literally been battered and stalked, harassed, just the whole nine. And police have allowed a guy to come into the house, take m her money, her social security, like all the things, right? Personal to her, walk out the house. And when the woman complained about it, cops did nothing. And we're laughing and joking with the guy. So if you do that in either end, you should not be a police officer cuz there's something wrong with you. There's literally something mentally wrong with you. >> No. >> If you'd walk me through the beginning to the end, I'd really appreciate it. The the argument that >> I don't allow smoking in my apartment. Can you make her put that out? The apartment might not allow it. Did you think of that? Now we're having a smoke break in my house. >> Just me. >> All I have to ask is to tell me the truth. >> Okay. >> That's all. >> That's all I want. What the look terrible. >> He will try to make you look every kind of way >> and that's why we're over here. >> It's all right. I'm not worried about that. I just hope that you take that in consideration. >> I'm not here to start trouble. I'm here to have the truth. >> What a loser. >> I know you you told him this. I can hear you as the one of your guys talking. >> What is he even I just don't understand why why it's an issue where he has to feel like you guys are his counselors. Like he's called >> Wow. That's insanity. That's like pure projection. This is a counseling section session. You're have you got to light up, lay down on a couch or a bed, recline, and talk about your problems and what happened during the day and how you feel. Like that's literally a counseling session. Yeah. >> What? >> Do you live here? >> I just moved out. >> Okay. So, >> my address is here. I would love answers. >> Okay. Well, we're going to talk to them and we'll come back and check. >> You cheated on me. I have to do that. >> I never cheated on you. >> I never all the time. Every time I ask, he won't answer me. >> He won't. So this lady told him not to come over. She doesn't let her. She booted the back door and broke the turn, forced her way in, damaged the tablet that he had. Step out since it want of yours. >> Hey, Chelsea. >> What the truth? >> Why are you in here today? >> I'm not leaving without the truth. I'm not doing it. >> Do you live here? You don't stay here. >> Now's your chance to justify why you're here, too. Okay. >> I've already said I want I want the truth. If he can have a >> I am trying to have a conversation. >> She already said she doesn't live there when he asked the first time >> with this man. >> Okay. And it's not I'm upset because he literally would push me till I react and wants that. You he pushed you to react in his house. >> Okay. >> Understand why people do that? >> Did he communicate to you that he didn't want you here today? >> Um does it matter if he wants me here or not? I mean, I want the truth. Is he giving me that? >> Do you live here? Do you stay here? >> My address is here. Ask him if I have mail. That'd be great. Instead of withholding it from me. >> Do you He says you've never lived here. Is that >> Oh, I've never lived here. >> Okay. >> Are you saying you do live here? >> I don't live here. I don't live here now. My address is here. I used to live here. I moved out. >> Okay. So why would you force the back door open and make yourself >> He already kicked the floor open. So don't all the damage. He already did that. Don't let him lie to you. >> It looks pretty reasonable. Why would you kick it open? >> He's already damn The trim came off, but he's already kicked the door open. >> So again, why did you force the door open and come in here? >> I told you I want the truth. Did you break his head? >> Did you? >> This is horrendously poor policing. It it literally it's like you're talking to a toddler about what they did and trying to talk them through things and how to make amends and how to apologize and all that type of thing. Like this is not anybody's child out. >> Break his tablet is what? >> I didn't break his tablet. No, it's not broken. Do you not honestly know what he does on it? God, I can't believe >> I'm sorry. I was so mad. >> All right, Chelsea, can you go ahead and hop out for me? I'm going to place you under arrest. Okay. >> No. No. Don't. No. Please don't. So, no. Please don't put me under arrest. Please don't. I All I said was I'm just so upset and hurt. That's all I said. Please. >> All I wanted was to [ __ ] you. I don't want to get >> Please, please don't res. Please, please, please, please, please, please do not. Please do not go up. >> No. No. Please, please. Oh my god. Please do not take me out of here. Please. No. Please don't take me out of here. Like, please. I always sad. I'm hurt. I'm mad. Why is that a crime? fire. >> Can I do something? Please don't. >> Let's walk out. >> Let's walk out. >> I can't walk outside like you can. >> No. Please. No. >> You can walk out. >> Please do not. Please. >> We're going to walk out. >> Please, please, please. >> Okay. Don't do it. It's literally going to be 20 minutes. You're going to be back. Okay. The woman was charged with criminal trespassing, criminal damage to property, and resisting arrest.