Uh she was involved in a burglary last night and they finalized the uh investigation tonight. She was just arrested. >> It was not >> Don't do that. >> I'm sorry. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> Three girls just came up into our house like literally opened our door >> and just walked in. Um and I'm actually 9 months pregnant. >> But uh it was over a phone that was left in our truck. >> Okay. I understand no one wants to be a snitch, but at this time I'm usually never lost. >> Yeah, go do your thing, man. Listen to me. >> Can you please come in the morning? That's all I'm asking, bro. >> November 30th, 2024 in Benell, Florida. The Flaggler County Sheriff's Office gets a late night 911 call around 11:41 p.m. A man says three women just forced their way into his Cherry Lane home, and he recognizes one of them. Moments later, he reports the intruder punched his nine months pregnant partner in the face before the trio bolted to a white sedan. >> By the way, Dad, I found your uh elbow break. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> So, we were all just sleeping and three girls just came up into our house, like literally opened our door >> and just walked in and one of the girls put their hands on me. >> Okay. Um, and I'm actually 9 months pregnant. >> Mhm. >> But, uh, it was over a phone that was left in our truck. >> Okay. >> But I dropped the phone off when I realized it was in the truck. I put it in their mailbox cuz they weren't home. >> Yeah. >> So, I came home after dropping my sister off at my cousin's house. Came home, came to go to bed. >> They showed up three deep. All three of them came in my house. >> They just opened the door. >> Just open the door. >> Do you know them? >> Physically. Yes. I grew up with the girl. >> Okay. >> And um they are drunk. >> Mhm. >> Uh I don't know if you guys were there, but they were at a party on Hard Grove that got shut down. >> You say she put her hands on you. What exactly happened? >> She hit me in my face. >> Mhm. >> I actually have a red mark. >> I'm going to put my light in. Yeah. I see it a little bit. Yeah. >> Yeah. And um she walked over here first. She walked up into their house first. >> Okay. I don't know if all three of them did or not, but she walked up at there first. >> Did anybody else see this? >> Yeah, my whole family woke us all up. Even woke my one-year-old up. >> Okay. >> There is two kids in here. Both of them were sleeping. I think mine's the only one that got woke up. I don't know if my niece did on foot. Did they drive here? >> They drove here. >> Drove here. >> Okay. >> I'm not 100% sure the make and model, but I did realize it was a white car. >> Okay. And >> do they stay around here? >> Yeah. Hold on. Cuz I don't know if it's Palm or Pine. So, give me one second. >> So, they're both on the south south end of the Mandex. >> Yeah. Hold on. I know exactly where they >> So, just so I make sure I have all my ducks over here. You said you were sleeping. >> Mhm. >> It was three girls. >> Yes. >> They barged into your home. >> Mhm. >> Uninvited. >> Yes. >> And attacked you. Where were you at? Where were the living room? Were you? >> I was walking out of my room to make my son a sippy cup of milk. >> So, it was already made cuz he Yeah, it's 12:00. He would have been up by now anyways. >> Okay. >> But still, that don't that don't matter. >> Okay. >> But I was walking out of my room. >> So, it was kind of like you were walking out and they were coming in. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I got you. >> Uh that >> And you are pregnant. >> Yes, I am due any day now. >> Okay. >> Well, congratulations on that. >> Thank you. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry this happened to you. And she is on probation. >> Okay. >> Just a heads up. >> I don't know if y'all knew that yet. Sorry. My dogs dig. >> Um and Cadence. I don't know. I don't remember her name. I know it starts with like a K or a C. >> True. >> That same night, officers went straight to her house to make sure she hadn't escaped. But when officers arrived, what they were about to encounter was something they least expected. >> Sorry, we know what it's called. >> Yeah, we know it's called. What were you saying? >> We So, why are y'all back? >> Got to figure out some more information. But >> like we said originally, not everybody's being forthcoming, so >> I can sit. >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Yeah, you can sit. >> It's closed. >> All right. So, I'm Deputy Ka as we met. >> This is Deputy Brown. Our inquiry is about what happened last night at 5. >> All right. >> You understand that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, I'm just going to read you this. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against you as evidence. >> You have the right to talk to an attorney. Have him or her present with you now or anytime during questioning. If you cannot afford attorney, one will be appointed to represent you. If anytime you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present, all questioning will be stopped at your request. You understand these rights? >> Mhm. >> All right. Hey, listen to me. Whatever happens, you're a minor. I'll get you out. Okay. >> Okay, that's fine. I didn't do anything wrong. >> But they're pretty >> Okay, so basically >> pretty much they're going to arrest you. >> Are Are you serious? >> That's not 100%. >> That's not what we said, sir. >> Okay, I'm going to tell you the honest truth. I'm going to tell you the honest truth. Okay, so basically Cassie, I didn't know her real name's Cassandra, but we call her Cassie. And I know Cassie. I love her. And and we were going to get my phone from that house. And when we pulled up, we checked the mailbox. My phone wasn't in there. So, we she pul we pulled in to the driveway. And then we went she went inside and was like and was like, "Who has her phone? Who has her phone?" D. And then the the girl that's pregnant or whatever, she came out and I don't know. I think Cassie called her a stupid [ __ ] or something and then the pregnant girl hit Cassie twice and then cuz I literally was standing right there when it happened. She hit Cassie twice and Cassie shoved her against the wall and then she had Cassie she had Cassie like she put her whole body weight on Cassie and then I said we have to go. We have to leave and then some some man at that house came and pushed her like out of the house and was like get off of my property >> and then pushed her and then she we left. >> All right. Do you understand that if your phone is missing and you believe that someone stole it, >> you can call us and we can resolve that for you? >> That's true. I know. >> Okay. >> Instead of going into >> Were you invited to the house at all? >> Mm- >> Have you ever been invited to that house before? >> No, I don't know those people. >> Okay. So, with Cassandra Um, you guys enter a house that you're not supposed to be at at 11:30 in the 11:30. >> Almost midnight. Yeah. >> Almost midnight. >> Yes, sir. I understand. >> Do you understand the implications of that alone? If that person's in genuine fear of their life, you could lose your life >> and they'd be in the right pos. >> That's true. All right. >> So, you guys did you guys enter the RV in the front? >> Yeah. Cassie went into >> and then you saw the older lady who was not involved whatsoever and then you guys both walked out. >> So, we went into Okay. So, Cassie was in front of us and she walked into the camper. So, I went behind her and walked with her and then there was some girl and some man and she woke them up and was like, "Her phone's missing. We want that. We want it back." like she was like freaking out and all this and then she got the girl and then we but they can't we all got out of the camper and then Cassie and that girl walked in the house first to stay outside and then I heard like I seen them fighting so we both walked inside. >> Okay. Okay. And no one dared to Well, they contacted 911. Why didn't you contact 911 if you saw a physical disturbance occurring in front of you? >> I don't know. And plus, cuz Cassie was on probation, >> right? >> I didn't want her to get in trouble. >> Is this why you originally lied also? >> That's true. But that was just a factf finding cuz at that point we didn't have everything that we necessarily needed >> and we just try to put some names to faces, faces to names. >> We knew that you guys were there. >> Do you understand how serious this is? Like genuinely, I know you probably don't care, but do you understand how serious this is? >> Like it is serious. It is bad cuz when we came here the I just >> I understand you feel bad, but the first time we came here was we pretty we were pretty nice to you, right? >> Yes. I know I'm in the wrong room for that. >> Like we tried to give you respect and we expect that same respect and we don't get that because your friend's on probation for our own doings. >> Like I I get no one wants to snitch. No one wants to be a snitch. >> But look where that got you. You know what I mean? >> Are you all going to take me? >> I never said that. >> Where am I staying on? >> I never said I was arresting you. That's the only thing I'm just scared about. >> And not only did you put yourself in that situation by doing that, but also your friend that's supposed to be staying with you that her parents trust for her to be here, right? >> No. >> Okay. You think they're going to trust her to be here anymore after this today? >> Probably not. Right. >> And she's Yeah. >> And she what 17? And she's what, 15? I'm two years younger than you. >> I know. >> You have school tomorrow or no? >> No. >> So, you don't know any of these people? >> No, I just know her name was Kazzy. >> So, why would you put yourself in that situation then? >> I met Tom cuz of Cassie. >> I understand no one wants to be a snitch, but at this point, >> and I usually never lie. But at the same time now we're in this predicament because of >> this whole incident that like my partner said all along we knew what happened pretty much. >> Mhm. >> We kind of had an idea. We were just waiting for you to like help us guide our way to like certain holes that were missing to the piece >> of the puzzle >> and which you didn't do. >> I'm sorry. Oh, y'all are taking me, bro. >> All right, go ahead and put your hands behind your back. Hey, you can bail me out, bro. >> I'm going to roll your sleeves up so we can put the cuffs on you. >> You're going to be fine. Listen, there's they're going to bring you there. Listen, >> are we going to put your hands together like a prank there? You're going to be fine. >> My phone's in there and >> they're going to let you out. Okay. Daddy's going to get you out in the morning, please. >> Yes. I'm going to try and >> listen. Show Show the everyone there that same respect you've shown us. Okay. >> Just stay with her. >> Yeah. Listen. Listen. Calm down. >> Listen to me. You can't. >> I'm good. I'm good. It's just this never has happened to me before. >> Come here. Can I give her a hug? >> Yeah. Do your thing, man. Listen to me. Dad, >> can you please come in the morning? That's all I'm asking. >> Yes. I promise. All right. I love you. Okay. Listen, this is this is a big life lesson. >> I'm fine. >> You're going to be fine. I just need to be tough. >> In the house. You better tell him. Listen, you're going to be fine. Nobody's going to hurt you. Do you hear me? >> I just want you to understand you can't go into someone's. It's a burglary. It's a felony. You can't do that. >> That's true. It's just like I see the people fighting. I didn't know what to do, so I just ran up. >> I get it. Trust me. I get it. But at the same time, you still we still have to hold you responsible. You know what I mean? >> Now, you're going to have to go to court and I'm going to have to get you an attorney and it's going to be a big ordeal. But you'll be fine. >> So, I have a burglary. That's a felony. So, I have a felony. >> Listen, you're going to go to court. You're going to be fine. about the >> trust me. You got to get you the best attorney. >> Flaggler County Jail is not Listen, >> I'm going to Flaggler County Jail. I thought I was going to juvenile. >> No, you're going to go to Flagger first. >> Hey, we have to take you there to book you first. >> Oh, but I'm going to juvenile. >> Flag. There's a certain process in all these. >> But I'm a minor. So, yeah. >> What's happening with her though? >> Uh, same thing. >> She's coming with >> Yep. >> Oh, we're going to be together. >> They don't keep you guys together. No. Oh, but like >> like on the way there, y'all going to ride in the same car? >> And we're She's going in the same juvenile. >> Y not going to be like They're not going to house y'all together. >> We're still going to be in the same juvenile. >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> It's not up to me. >> Isn't there only one juvenile? >> At this point, I would just worry about yourself and not what she's doing. >> Okay. >> This is some [ __ ] bro. >> They got me, too. >> So, you're good, >> bro. What the [ __ ] >> I just can't see. >> You're good. There's nothing but just flat. Where are we going? Where am I going? >> We're going to >> Okay. Can I call my mom? >> I'm actually going to jail for her. >> Call her again. >> Yeah, we're going to call her. >> Sit. >> You also just told me several times that we're not going to wake her up. >> Okay. Can you at least go to the house? That's what y'all always used to do. >> We're not going to the house. >> We'll send somebody if we don't if we don't get somebody on the phone in the next few minutes. We'll send you shaking. >> Get away from >> Come on. Let's go. >> Bandit, get out of here. >> Just stay calm. While these officers transported the girls over to the station, other officers went to break the news to the parents of the other girl involved. But what officers witnessed was a first. >> Hello. Are you Natasha? >> She is. >> Okay. >> I'm going to get dinner. >> No, we're not going to get her. >> Okay. >> Whatever trouble got yourself into this time, I'm done. Duncan woke up in the middle of the night by cops knocking at my door for a kid. >> What did she do? >> Uh she was involved in a burglary last night and they finalized the uh investigation tonight. She was just arrested. >> It was not >> Don't do that. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Maybe now they'll actually do something with her. >> Okay. Um the two of us were not involved out there. It happened out on the west side of the county. >> Yeah. Where did she out where her stupid ass is? >> The suspect was identified as Cassandra Relle Wilks, 20. Because she left before deputies arrived, the case was packaged for charges and a warrant. Burglary with assault or battery and aggravated battery on a pregnant victim. If prosecutors move forward and she's convicted, those felonies carry significant state prison time in Florida with the burglary count filed as a first-degree felony. For now, the case remains pending and she is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of