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Hello, come in. What's going on? Um You okay? Where is he at? Let me see him. Where did he hit you at? He got you right there. Is everybody else in the apartment? >> I have my password and they're all in there. He opened the door and he wouldn't >> You see his car right here? >> This one right here. He took my phone. >> Yeah, what you saying he uh took your phone or the apartment friends now? Nobody else in the apartment you mind if we just check real quick and make sure? >> Yeah. >> Okay, well she's saying it's her car so it might be her >> No, it's not my car. It's but I use his phone right now. >> Where is your car at now? Is that your car? Black Toyota Camry? >> It's It's black and silver. He doesn't have the key. >> Okay, yeah, black and silver. All right, do you have your ID on you? >> Yes. >> I have my phone now. >> Wait, yeah, I think so. >> Okay. So This is the way it works. >> phone? >> He He took He pays for it but he didn't I the winner was he doesn't pay rent here. I have my work information and it says he's putting my only cards on there. I told him I just want that off of the phone. Just take it off and you're good. >> Yeah. >> And he didn't want to do So I don't want >> Is it an iPhone? >> Yeah. >> Were you able to >> Yeah, I think it's a 24 or just like that. >> Like I don't care if it's his car or not. >> I mean It's probably his at that point. Yeah. But at the same time they have that agreement that if he pays for the phone he can share it so yeah, it really didn't turn into more of a civil issue cuz I can't really hold him Yeah. But like I got to be like really really pushing him going the 24 out. >> Yeah. Well, she called 911 did he like stop her from >> No. >> Like how did she call with that phone? >> I mean this one here. So when he first took the phone it wasn't to keep him from calling 911 it was text messages and stuff like that. That she said it's none of your business. So that's when he grabbed the phone from her. And then she she's the one that blocked the doorway so it's not And there's no false imprisonment either cuz she was the one that was standing in front of the door trying to get the phone back. Oh well, he she thinks I'm working this from the door but she doesn't remember. It was just a bunch of pushing so at this point it's just a misdemeanor. She's regular. >> Yeah. Once he got fired from >> Yeah, it was just fired from >> Okay, so unless you need something else I'll drive around and see if I can >> Yeah, let me you just drive around cuz If he's driving all the way over there now there's no point in sending out county. >> Yeah. >> He's not going to be there yet. >> He got his car >> He said he's either going there or the other address but she saw the keys to the other address on the couch so he can't go there. He said sometimes he does sleep in the car in the back of the car. So he could be parking out somewhere. >> Yeah, I mean I mean I was here like immediately and then didn't see anything. I saw a car parked at the stop sign right there at the boulevard but I don't know which way it turned. Assuming it can only turn right but I don't even know if that was his car. >> Even though he went right he would have hit a flat camera by now. >> So I assume he's either parked up somewhere or I mean he he took like Ingram down to Parker Road. >> And now you you said you didn't want to press charges, but like I told you in the state of Florida, unfortunately, you don't have that say anymore. That it's based on us due to the things that happened and him putting hands on you and stuff like that. >> So >> There was no pushing. >> Yeah. Well, so the way that the way battery works in the state of Florida, right? It's any unwanted touch or strike, right? So, even if he was like just a simple grabbing of your wrist, that's enough for us to make an arrest off of it, right? And I know that you guys are you guys are dating, you guys have been together for 4 years. That's the way it works, right? So, what what's going to happen from here is, right? If we can't find him, what I'm going to end up doing is shoving a a complaint after they leave, right? What that's going to do is I'm going to send it over to the state attorney's office. And from there, it's going um So, it Yeah. Um So, basically what works is, right? What's going to happen is he's going to get arrested, right? Right now, we're we're behind him right now, okay? You can go. Um What's going to happen is, right? We're going to arrest him, and then from there, >> Huh? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, what's going to happen is, right? We just now located him, all right? So, now we're going a different route. What we're going to do is we're going to arrest him. He's going down to the jail, okay? From there, what's going to happen is he will Sorry, my brain's all over the place. So, basically what's going to happen is he's going to be under arrest today, right? We have enough to file a DV charge. I know I just explained to you how DV works in the state of Florida, right? From there, you'll be contacted by a state attorney's office, right? We aren't telling you like "Hey, you can't press charges." That comes out of later video. As of right now, >> Okay. >> we have to make the arrest. >> So, does that go on his record? >> What was that? >> Does that go on on his record? It will It's going to be on a record, for sure. But, if you don't press charges, it will show up as a non-conviction, right? For his music. Charges not filed. The State Attorney's Office will contact you, which is why I have your phone number and all that after I file everything. What they're going to do is they're going to get in contact with you, and then from there you get to determine at that point whether or not you want to proceed with pressing charges. Okay? >> And then >> But, as of right now, you're saying you don't want to press charges, it can be changed throughout the course of the day. Has he ever done anything like this? Has he been arrested for this kind of stuff before or >> He's been arrested. I've done him twice. First time it was something about his motorcycle. I don't We weren't together at that time. And then we talked that together in the car and he put both hands on me. And then he said to me that he he spit on me and that. >> Okay. >> So, this is a fine. This is This is I do press charges, it is still this one. >> You have to sign that. >> Mhm. >> What are the self-defense here and the self-defense laws? >> 77. So, the way that works Tell her to sign that one. So, basically the way that works, right, is the way So, if somebody puts hands on somebody first, right? >> So, what? >> If somebody puts hands on somebody first, and we come here, we conduct our investigation, and the stories line up, and let's say it's like hypothetical reasons, right? Let's say he put hands on you right? And then after that he you pushed him back or you slapped him back or whatever. At that point we're just conducting our investigation and it would still go under the DV route, right? >> Well, this this is a >> DV domestic violence. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, it'll still go down the domestic violence route. But at that point we'd have to conduct a further investigation to determine who the primary aggressor was, right? So, when it comes to domestic violence situations if there's any more than >> good. Like this is the first time he's put his hands on my face. This is not the first time he's done something like this. There was another time he tried to kick in the door again. >> Mhm. >> And but that time he like he was reaching again. Like how he was the same but this time he got it. The last time he didn't get it. >> Mhm. >> And I I went in the car and I left cuz I was going to start anything. But I left my nanny with it and he was like, "Oh, you can't leave cuz you didn't say goodbye to your little one." >> Mhm. >> As in like he was like, "Oh, you can't leave." And then I came back. Well, I called He just kept saying he wasn't going to let me stop him. I came back. >> Mhm. >> Give me 1 second. I got to make a phone call. Okay. Okay. >> He was banging on the window and you guys had showed up. I don't know I don't think it was in that pink somewhere else. A lady and a guy. But they didn't bring anything. He wanted his car back. So, I said, "Okay." I took it downstairs. I put it in the room and he was like he didn't break anything down. >> Mhm. >> But this is not the first time he's thrown it. >> Okay. >> I used to the tiny room that we were living in before um I had a cat and he let his dog kill it. And I told him he can't go let the cops. >> Mhm. >> And then I don't want him there and I was paying the rent there, too. And um he didn't listen. My cat died. So, it's not he didn't listen to me. >> Is this the first like domestic violence situation you've ever been in or that's involved law enforcement at least? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So that's that's the way it works, right? If you guys are in any kind of relationship or you are related by blood or you guys have a child in common or anything along those lines, it falls under domestic violence, right? Even if you guys live together, it falls under domestic violence, right? So that's just the way it works. If you report it is if you call and report it and it meets the criteria for domestic violence, you're going to be treated as such. And an arrest is going to be made that night if it is available to be made. If not, the other route that we're going to go down that we were going to go down if we didn't find him, I'll explain that to you just so hopefully you never end up in this situation again, right? But this is you have >> Uh if like we were fine. He was watching TV. I'm always watching him, so it didn't bother me that he was there. >> You okay? So So basically what's going on right now is we're just figuring everything out, right? So before I let you go back up there, I have to like get all of their information from them so I get the full story and then from there they'll be able to go upstairs and make all the phone calls you need to make and stuff like that. >> That's the way right now? >> Yeah. And right now you just have to wait. Um I got to do this. So just run me through the story one more time, all right? >> So we were okay. I was He was watching TV. >> Mhm. >> I was in my room and I was I was in the blinds and he had pain cuz he saw me phone. So, I turned it off cuz I don't want him on my phone. We're not together. And he had grabbed my arm for my phone. I don't know even know how he opened it. It was closed. And he was going through it, and I was trying to grab it. So, he's pushing me while I'm trying to grab my phone. And I ended up breaking his chain, and he got mad. And I was in the bathroom. We're in the bathroom at this point cuz he's trying to close the door. >> So, it moved from the room to the bathroom? >> cuz my bathroom's right right next to my room. >> Uh-huh. >> So, he's trying to go private in my bathroom, and I'm holding this door. And I got instead of grabbing my phone, I grabbed his chain, and he got mad and pushed me harder. So, he's trying to grab his keys, and I grabbed his keys cuz I wanted my phone. >> Mhm. >> So, we're He's pushing me, and I'm pushing him back. And then we went to the door, and I We're blocking the door like this. And he's pushing me, and he's trying to pull me off the door. So, he ended up getting the door open cuz And then we went downstairs. And I was in my dress. I was literally in my pants. I wasn't even dressed. And I'm trying to get my phone back. And this I stopped like at the stairs cuz I'm It's slippery. I'm not going to go and fall down and bust my ass. >> Mhm. >> So, I stopped there. And I still ended up going down the stairs, but by the time that time I was down here, he was already in his car. So, I was banging on the window for his my phone, and he just drove off. You know what I'm saying? >> Okay. So, I know you mentioned the scratch on your foot. How did you get that? Was that from >> That's That's from the inside. I don't know. >> From inside from the door? >> I don't I don't know. >> How How were you standing in front of the door? >> Like I'm blocking like this. >> Okay. So, you were just trying to get your phone back at that point? >> told him just give me my phone. >> Okay. >> Well, >> All right. So, >> So, he pushed you down the stairs and then what? >> What? Wait. What? >> Just give me a second. We'll talk to you in just a second, okay? >> no, no, no, no, no, no. >> My cats are in my room, please. >> Put moving around. >> Wait, what? My cats are in >> Okay, we'll talk about your cats in a minute. >> are >> Okay. Right now you're Right now Listen Listen to me. Right now you're being detained, okay? >> For what? >> And we'll talk to you in a minute cuz we're conducting a domestic violence investigation. >> So we're being arrested? >> Okay. Not necessarily, but right now you're both being detained. >> What? For how long? >> Huh? >> For how long? >> Until we get to the conclusion of kind of what's going on. >> I can't call my mom? >> Not right this second. Our partner here can explain it to you, okay? >> Okay. >> We're just We're just conducting a d- >> My cats are in my Hold on. Hold on. You don't have anything on you. My cats are in my apartment. My cats are in my apartment. What did you What did you guys do with them? I can't call someone to take care of them. >> Hold on. We'll figure that out in just a minute, okay? Sorry. >> Yeah, phone doesn't fit in here for long. Why am I being detained? I don't understand. >> Already explained it to you. >> You guys have to explain it to me again. I don't understand. >> We don't have to do anything. Get your feet in the car. Put her there.
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