Because still in the end, to be blunt, you battered a law enforcement officer. I did not. Okay. So, that's going to be a trouble. He pushed me and I pushed back into him. That's all that happened. How are you? Hi. Okay. Uh, how's your night going? Not good. Not good. Not good. All right. Uh, stand right here and talk to me and tell me what's going on. Um, he is my ex-boyfriend. This is my house. Uh-huh. He needs to move out. I let him come back to pick up some stuff today. He is not moving. So, he's just in the house. Yeah. In the lai, but he's peaceful. Has no uh weapons or anything. So, it's just that you want us here to have him leave. Is there something in place saying that he can't live here anymore? No. No. All right. Do you mind if we go inside and talk to him? Yeah. If you don't come with us, you're going to get resistance. We're going to walk down to the end of the driveway. Yeah, you and your fox truck [ __ ] Clear or turn around car, please. All right. Switch your feet for me. Thank you. Oh, nice. Nice. So, you call us here and then you put your hands on us, huh? That's not that. Don't. That is not what happened. You [ __ ] liar. It's all on body. When I tell you to do something, you you do it. You and I tell you to back up. You are told to back up. We are investigating now a crime because you guys are engaged. So when I tell you to back up, that means back up. And then when I had to push you away and then you put your hands on me. That is battery. That is not what happened. That is not what happened. Switch sides. All right. Stop pulling away. Who the hell is pulling away? I just watched you pull away from me. You're so full of [ __ ] I literally just watched you do it. You're good. You're good. You're good. We're good. other side. Go get your tam over there. I was Yeah. Yeah, I can do that. Um, is your car unlocked? This is my car. I know. That's why I'm asking. Is it unlocked right now? Leave it unlocked just in case I need to get her out for whatever reason or she needs help. Um, yeah, I'll hang out with Yep. So, at this time, I'm read Miranda. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against be used as evidence against you. Do you understand? Okay. You have the right to talk to attorney. Have him or her with you now or at any time during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, if you can afford an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you. Do you understand? This is my house. Ma'am, do you understand? This is my house that you're throwing me out of. I'm not throwing you out anything. Let me finish this and then we could talk. Do you understand? Yeah. If you have if at any time you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present, all questioning will stop at your request. Do you understand? Yeah. Do you understand these rights? Yeah. With these rights in mind, you are willing to talk to me. Yes. Okay. So, please explain to me what's going on tonight. Um, my livein boyfriend Mhm. who lives in my house that I paid the mortgage for has been cheating on me. Okay. Okay. And he came back to pick up stuff and then he gave more evidence of him cheating on me at any time during this altercation. Did you snatch his phone from him? I did take the phone. How did you take the phone from him? I took it out of his hand and and he relinquished it. Did you strike him to get it out of his hand? Did you push him? No. Was there anything else? No, he actually said, "Here, you can see my phone." So, he handed it over to me. Yeah. Did he hand it or did you take it? He handed it over to me. He said, "I'm not doing anything." Okay. This is why this is so ridiculous. Like seriously, I called you guys. So, I'm not in a situation where I would feel like um I would have needed something else. Well, see, ma'am, you changed the situation when you didn't listen. When you couldn't bring yourself down to the level that you're at now. I just want him to leave. Well, now we're at a different point of the night and we're going to go from there. Okay. All right. Well, the the dogs are attached to me. Let me talk to him. I bet you he'll let me go back in. So, we're past that point. Okay. I'm not leaving. We're past that point. Okay. Because the deputy apartment over there. Okay. You laid hands on him. That's bad around the law enforcement. I did not. Okay. That's his perspective. I didn't see that. All right. Okay. Regarding what happened here, can you bring Scott out here? We cannot do that. No, ma'am. Regarding what hap what happened here tonight between you and I'm going to call him your boyfriend. I'm just going to call him. Okay. From my understanding, this all started off because he's cheating. Yeah. Who was that? Sorry, the radio's going. It's okay. He does not want me to be arrested. Okay, sorry. False alarm. We had someone that sound like they were in distress on the radio. It was another law enforcement, so everything's okay. Sorry about that. Let's get back on track. Okay. So, regarding what what happened here, from my understanding was about cheating. He was talking to people that he should have known. Okay. At any point did things get physical. No. Okay. At any point, were there any threats? Probably. When you're like in a relationship and someone's cheating on you, you probably said things. Okay. It happens. It's an emotional situation. We end up saying things. Okay. I I totally understand it. Okay. When you say possibly, can you recall what was, you know, maybe said? No. No, it's okay. If you did the I basically told him I don't want anything to do with you anymore. He said he needed to come and pick up some stuff. Okay. This is how it ended. Gotcha. Um the phone situation. Did you snatch the phone properly? No. He said, "Go ahead. Look at my phone." Okay. When he handed it to you, was it a lot? Yeah. Yeah. Were you able to see anything? No, cuz you whatever I had to see, I had to dissect it through u deleted messages, which I did yesterday, but today I couldn't find it. Um, he's claiming that it was snatched from out of his hand. No, he actually said, "Pick it." He came into the house and gave his phone over. So, he went into the house and gave it up. Yeah. I I don't believe this [ __ ] is happening. I'm sorry that I put anyone in this situation. Okay. Um, how long have you guys been together? 2 years. We've known each other for like 15 plus years. Okay. Yeah. But you guys have been dating and you guys are currently, you know, I don't know what he moved from Kentucky to here from Okay. Gotcha. Would you say that you two live together as if you were family? No. No. As a boyfriend and girlfriend. So, well, and what I mean is like family, I don't mean kids. Okay. What I mean is like you two jointly work together. Teamwork. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. That's good. I mean, it's unfortunate with what's going on here tonight. Can you wipe my face, please, with something? Wipes. I'm sorry. I wish I had tissues. It's so hot. It is. It is. We can't really control Florida's weather though. No. He's also complain. He He alleged that you hit him in the face. You talking to me about that? No. Did not happen. And just so you know, his parents are involved as well. Okay. His parents do not want us to be together. Okay. His parents have told him to leave. He begged me this afternoon to let him come back. Why was he out of the house in the first place? Um because the police came, we had the police remove him. As in like a yesterday. Was it an eviction? What was it? No. Uh cuz we went through the whole eviction thing. Um, they persuaded him to leave. Okay. I'd have to see cuz it's so it wasn't an eviction because I know that he can't be evicted without a legal process. Okay. They persuaded him to leave. He left. My mom came over. Okay. And he left. Got. And then today he sent me a whole bunch of text messages. I love you. um please let me come back. Um and then he started to um pick up a whole bunch of [ __ ] like exiting the house when I let him like a dumbass come and do that. Like I don't want any animosity with him. I am okay with him taking all of his property. Okay. I just want him to leave. Understand? Yeah. Okay. Um where was I? That was nice or something. I just lost my train of thought. I mean, if you bring him out here to talk, he'll probably talk with us. But unfortunately, it's we're past that point. Um because still in the end to be blunt you battered a law enforcement officer. I did not. Okay. So that's going to be a challenge. He pushed me and I pushed back into him. That's all that happened. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. Okay. All right. So, we're going to go ahead and we're going to go on our I would ask you to ask him to come out, though. No, I'm not going to do that. He doesn't want me to be arrested. I know he already disclosed that he had no there's his decision has nothing to do with what Deputy Harmon chose. Okay. So, Okay. Alpha 211 212 This isn't my intentions and I'm not here to try to make it difficult for you now. No. Okay. So, I'm very sorry with what's going on. But we have a job to do and sometimes we got to think before we do. Okay. Okay. I know you had a rough night and emotions are very high. And when emotions are high, I mean, even I'm guilty of it. We end up doing erratic things. I know you want him out of your house. I totally get it. But I can't remove it from this home. I get that. Okay. But you know, I hate to be blunt forward about it and I'm not disrespecting in any way, but your approach to how we were trying to talk to him cuz he was on the brink of voluntarily, but you had walked back there and, you know, was being argumentative with him. You're telling us that we were acting fast. He he had been on the phone with his friend and his friend was telling him, "You don't have to leave. You have to be evicted." Like giving him all of he's giving they're giving him tips. Yeah, I get it. I understand. Unfortunately, some friends out there are are there to to make things difficult for you, but you know, benefits him, you know, and that could be vice versa. Yeah. Okay. But my suggestion is if you call us, just let us do our thing. We do the best we can to compromise and help you out. Okay. Okay. Well, hopefully this will be the end of it. We'll see. My suggestion is is he might understand the game from here on out of needing the eviction process. Mhm. Once you get released immediately to the courthouse Monday morning, file for eviction. Okay. Okay. I'm going to go ahead and close this. Just watch yourself. Okay.