Okay. Did he hit you or touch you at all? >> I was trying to leave. >> He was showing his buddy on Facebook. I guess there's this link on Facebook where you're able to watch porn, so he was showing it to her. >> me. She sees it, she gets mad. She says, "Um give me your phone." Um He's saying cuz she thinks that she's cheating He's cheating on her. >> So, why did you want to leave in the first place? What was the argument over? Why did he take your phone in the first place to begin with? >> Um we were arguing because he lied to me about something. >> A pregnant woman calls the sheriff's office because she's arguing with her boyfriend and wants to leave. She says he took her phone and won't let her go. But when the deputy arrives, things get interesting real quick. >> Hey. >> Yo. >> How you guys doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. All right. Can you guys come out and speak to me real quick? I'll talk to you over there about the phone. What's going on? >> We were arguing and I was trying to tell him to give me my phone so I can leave. I want this phone. >> Okay. Did he hit you or touch you at all? >> No. I was trying to leave. >> What's your name? He took your phone and you want it back? >> Yeah. Um >> Why did he take your phone? >> Cuz he's telling me that he bought it. >> Okay. >> That he bought it and it's his phone. >> Did he buy it? >> He did. But he bought it for me because I'm pregnant and in case of like, you know, emergency and stuff. >> Huh? >> Is it his baby? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yeah, so he bought me the phone for, you know, if anything happens. And then >> Where were you trying to go? >> Um we um we have this hotel um from FEMA. So, I was trying to leave to go to the hotel. That's why he wouldn't give it to me cuz he said he paid for it. >> There was nothing physical at all? ever? Did he put his hands on you? >> Yeah, for sure. >> Cuz I don't I want to help you if he did. I don't want you to be in that situation. >> He did. >> Can you just hold your arms out for me? Okay. Is anything on your face or your neck or anything? >> No. >> Okay. >> It's just me, fine. >> Okay. So, why did you want to leave in the first place? What was the argument over? Why did he take your phone in the first place to begin with? >> Um we were arguing because he lied to me about something. And then I called him. It's like it was it's not the first time that he's lied to me and stuff like that. So, that's what we were arguing about. And >> Can you tell me what he lied about? I mean, was it another girl or something like that? He's talking to someone else or what what what was >> About about like sex videos. >> Okay. >> I said No, it's like like on Facebook how like they have posts and links and whatever. >> Uh-huh. >> And like I told him like I don't care that you know, he clicked on it. It's just don't lie to me about it. >> Yeah. >> So. >> So, he was watching some sexual content on his phone. You confronted him about it. And then he took your phone out of retaliation from that. >> Yeah, um and the reason he said he took my phone was because he paid for it. >> Okay. Do you know where the phone is or where he put the phone or does he still have the phone? >> It's in his pocket in his shorts pocket. >> Okay. Okay. Do Do you guys have any other kids together or is it just you two that live here? >> It's just us two that live here, too. >> Okay. Is there anything else that you can provide me with with information or anything? >> No, that's basically all. >> Okay. So, we were to separate for the night, and allow things to cool off till maybe tomorrow. You would want to go to the Swedish Inn, and he would stay here. >> And before we are moving forward with that case, we quickly want to thank our partner CyberGhost VPN for sponsoring this video. 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It has a black case. >> It has a black case. >> On the back of it it says like "I love you" with hearts and stuff gold like the wordings. >> Okay. So, you know, that's kind of tricky too because if he does pay for the phone and it's not you know, do you do you contribute to that phone bill at all? Do you >> Me and him like take turns paying the phone. >> Okay, so you do you do pay for it, right? >> We take turns. >> Okay. But so is is it a payment plan for the phone or are you just paying for the service for the phone? And for appreciate it. >> Um It's It's on one phone line like his phone bill or my phone bill. So, I think the payment plan I think that's what it is or >> Yeah. Okay. >> But it's like both of both of our numbers. >> Okay. All right, we'll come over here and get you then. >> The officer is actually very patient. He talks to her, checks if there's any physical abuse, and then goes to talk to the boyfriend. >> This is your vehicle? >> Yeah, it's both of ours. It's in both of our names. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Is there any cameras inside that I see you have the cameras out here? >> Um those cameras has been here before we bought this trailer off of the previous owner. >> Okay. >> We don't have no app access to it. >> Yeah. Do you need any medical attention? >> No. >> You don't want that in there, or anything like that. Okay. >> I just can't believe that you all >> How long have you guys been together? >> Almost 3 years. >> The boyfriend has visible scratches on his chest and neck. The woman admits she got mad because she caught him watching porn and they started arguing. She says she tried to break her own phone out of anger, but he grabbed hers instead. >> Yeah. >> He was showing his buddy on Facebook. I guess this is the new thing on Facebook where you're able to watch porn. So, he was showing his buddy on Facebook. >> me. >> She sees it. She gets mad. She says, "Um, give me your phone." Um He's saying because she thinks that she's cheating. He's cheating on her. So, they're outside arguing. And she says, "I'll break your phone." And well, she didn't have like that baby daddy's phone. So, she said, "Well, he'll break my phone." So, she grab She grabs her phone, puts it on the couch. And And he said, "Well, break my phone." Baby daddy goes, "I'm not going to break your phone cuz I bought that phone for you." >> Yeah. >> He grabs it, puts in his pocket. They go inside and then they start screaming, arguing, screaming. >> Yeah. >> Uh he has a mark right on his collarbone and lip on his neck. And then he has a scratch above his uh >> Nice. We can 10-15 here. >> Yeah, on his left nipple. >> Yeah, we're 10-15 here then. >> Yeah, cuz he was telling >> She She told me the same thing. She told me that um she saw him watching porn on the phone. And she wasn't mad about it. She just wanted to see what it was. And then um he took her phone because he got mad at her. >> Mhm. >> And uh she said that she just wanted to leave and um wanted the phone back so she can go to the Sweet 16. I guess FEMA from the hurricane gave them a place to stay. >> Yeah, cuz that's what he told me, too, that well, he was telling me that um when they were arguing and he picked up the phone, he he told her or baby mama that grab the grab the car keys and head to the hotel cuz I don't want to deal with this so cuz he said that you don't have a license, so he told her and said, "You go cuz you got a license, so you can drive." >> Okay. So, we'll come 10-15 or >> Yeah, he's a voice up there. >> Yeah, he's here. >> Yeah, I guess uh he's fixing on this chance. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right, place the handcuffs on your right wrist. >> I don't want to know. Can I ask what I'm getting a ticket for? >> Uh you're going to be placed under arrest for battery domestic in nature. You got your makeup kit in the car? >> Yeah, you got it. Let me do it. >> For a battery domestic? >> Okay. Come with me in my car. On the other side. I was just saying. You okay? >> Yeah, I hit my knee. >> You all right? You got your bag there? >> Yeah, I got that stuff all right. So, um I don't need to ask him if he wants to press charges or >> You can. >> And then see >> He's going to fill out a uh statement. >> Okay. >> But if he says no, then >> I still think we can make an arrest though, right? >> Yeah, yeah. >> You can put him in the back of the cruiser. >> All right, cool. >> What is your old domestic violence? >> Okay. >> I'm going to go to that side. >> Yeah. Hey, do you want to pursue charges for her especially if you're not getting a statement? >> I don't know. I'm going to have to ask him. >> The deputy still arrests him for domestic battery. The woman is shocked. She keeps saying she didn't really hit him hard, but the scratches are visible on camera. >> Do you want to provide a statement? >> No. >> Okay. These are your rights before I read to you as a victim of a crime. All I need you to do is to sign that you received that. And because we were able to determine a primary aggressor, although you don't want to press charges, he still has to go to jail. You understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Just sign right here saying that you received that. Go over here. Print Print your name. Sign right here. >> I can't write in cursive. >> You're good. Just do your best. I need the same thing for you right here. Print your name. >> What is this? >> It's a waiver of prosecution that you don't want to press charges. >> Yeah. >> And sign right here one more time. All right. Is that her phone? >> Yeah, I want to go home. >> All right. I'll have her call you from down at the jail, all right? >> I won't do nothing to him anymore. >> All right. Okay. Hey, is this the phone you're talking about? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going to bring it down to us to the jail, okay? >> Okay. >> All right. Is that the right phone? >> I'm so confused. I'm I've never touched him. >> Yes, ma'am. He has scratches on his chest and he's saying that you hit him. So. You're going to take the ride for that, okay? Do you have any more questions? >> No. >> All right. What's your question? Uh we'll just I'll try to have my report done as quickly as I can. And then she'll she'll have to see first her appearance with the judge in the morning. So, if she gets to likely this afternoon you'll be able to bond her out. >> Yeah. But the thing is if she bond her out she can't come back can't come back to the house. So so she'll be there'll be a temporary injunction between you guys. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> And she'll go back and she'll have to go go right away then. >> Yeah. So she didn't she didn't like I said you have a hotel so she can stay at the hotel. All right. >> This is from her right here on your left nipple. >> Yeah, but this is good. >> Okay. >> And then right there on the >> And then the neck. >> All right, where the collar bone on the neck. >> She wasn't mad that you were watching porn, man. She just wanted to see what it was. That's what she told me. >> So it was like I was telling her I was telling her what it was like I was telling her. >> Yeah. >> She said oh you didn't tell me. I told you I didn't >> All right, buddy, are you good? You can go back inside if you want. >> You can feel the tension. She's pregnant, emotional, and now watching her baby daddy get taken to jail. The boyfriend looks defeated in the back of the patrol car. It's one of those messy domestic situations where nobody really wins. Even if the victim doesn't want to press charges, if officers see visible injuries like scratches and determine there's a primary aggressor, they can still make a warrantless arrest for domestic battery. She called the police wanting help to leave, but her boyfriend ended up in handcuffs. What do you guys think? Was the arrest justified or do you feel bad for the boyfriend? Drop your thoughts in the comments.