In a quiet house, no one expected what was about to unfold. Suddenly, the police stormed in swiftly and decisively like an unstoppable force. The girl, stunned, couldn't believe what was happening, finding herself surrounded by stern officers, their commands echoing through the rooms, her heart pounding wildly. In mere moments, she was arrested for domestic battery, everything happening in the blink of an eye, leaving no time to think or escape. >> You're under arrest for domestic battery, okay? Um we're going to go down to the station and talk a little bit more. Um but we do have to go ahead and take care of this. Is there anything that you would need to bring with you? >> Probably my phone. >> Your phone? You're more than You're more than welcome to bring your phone. Now, your dogs seem >> You keep your phone >> very friendly and a little protective, okay? If you are cool with us, what I want to do is just walk you out in the hallway or whatever, but I feel like if I start touching you and stuff like that that the dogs might not like that. >> They won't do anything. I I follow you. >> Okay. Well, >> I was just kind of embarrassed to like do it in the hallway. >> I know, I get it, but we also got to go ahead and kind of Do you want >> What we can do is put the handcuffs on the front of you for now. >> Yep. >> You seem You've done nothing but cooperate. >> looking for my phone back. I'm not reaching for >> No, I get it. >> It's just like that. >> Okay. Is it in like a pants pocket? >> Perfect. >> going to go with you, okay? Do you want your coat, your big coat and everything? I mean, it's up to you. You're going to be inside most of the time, so >> Probably not. >> Probably not? Okay. So, just go ahead and hold your arms out like this for me, okay? >> Can I put this you're going to take? >> I'll go ahead and hold it for you, but you're going to get it, okay? >> I might have to turn the flash right now. >> You got numbers in there and all that kind of stuff in your phone? >> I already have my phone, it's right here. >> Then the officer quickly and firmly apprehended her and she found herself surrounded by a force from which there was no escape. She tried to resist a little, but the handcuffs were tight and the officers left no room for argument. Moments later, she was led to the car, each step toward it intensifying her fear and confusion, her heart pounding violently. She sat in the back seat, eyes wide, taking in her surroundings, feeling the weight of responsibility and the burden of regret pressing heavily on her as the sound of the doors closing behind her announced the start of a harrowing experience she would never forget. >> Two people said >> Okay. Well, you're more than welcome to use use our phone down there and get the numbers out of your phone, okay? If you need to need to get something out of there, okay? So, right now what I'm going to do is I just want to make sure that you get plenty of room so these aren't bunching up on you. And then I'm going to do what's called double locking them so that they don't slide around on you, okay? >> Mhm. So, what day is it today? >> It's Friday. >> So, it's the weekend then? So, I'm going to be in the holding cell for the weekend then? >> Well, I don't know that for sure. What do you What do you have with you? Your phone Your sergeant has your phone? >> Yeah. >> Okay, you got your phone with you. And then did you have anything else on you? >> No. >> No? No, okay. No lighters, makeup, or anything like that? Okay. I'm just going to make cuz you you got these pants that have like hidden >> I have two pairs of pants on, but there is no >> But that was it, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then just your slippers. And the most important thing though is we bring your phone. Your stuff can stay here with him for now. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Well, let's go ahead and walk out this way, okay? >> Excuse me. >> I love you. Tell your family something. I'm trying. >> I'll explain a little bit more about the process. I'll tell you >> I love you, Jacob. I love you. Jacob, just tell your family something, okay? I love you. >> All right, they are protected, but they just >> I know, that's what I was a little concerned about. I was getting rushed. He just kisses and jumps. >> I appreciate them being in front. I watch a lot of body cam footage. >> Yeah. Yeah, yeah. So, as long as you don't beat me up, I'm happy. Don't beat me up. >> I just changed my selfie stick. I was like, I'm doing pretty good being a 21-year-old. I was like, but I just changed my selfie stick. I got to get my money's worth. >> Listen, listen, listen. I'll explain this a little bit more about why things are going the way they are, okay? I'll be honest and cool with you. Unfortunately, this is something that Sometimes things are out of our hands, too, at some some point, okay? >> I want to be first. You got it? >> Are you going to get it with your hands? >> If you can get it. >> Here, you got it. All right, perfect. >> that's fine. >> What's your first name, man? >> Kitch Shaw. >> What's that? Okay. I don't know if he'll allow it, but pictures. Huh? No, not necessarily. There's little patches of ice out here, so just be careful. >> All right, I see it. It's up. right. >> Yeah. And then we're just going to walk her up through this door here. Follow this guy to that door with the writing on it. Okay. Sounds good. I'm going to get her phone for her. She can make as many phone calls as she wants. I will meet back >> I'll meet you here. >> Yeah. I'll get but her I'll get her phone for her out in the car. >> You can go off that way if you want.