She tried to kill me. >> Uh, the car is over in the ditch with the power line. >> Listen, you can't leave an accident. >> Hey, CAN YOU GET MY KIDS? STOP. >> OKAY, >> STOP. STOP. YOU [screaming] >> honestly unbelievable how some mothers make the worst decision even though their child is right in front of them. Welcome to Police X10, where [music] attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's cases in when cops arrest the worst mothers ever. Starting with this mother who went bananas after being confronted by the police. >> Like somebody said that she threw the little girl down. But she was definitely yelling at the little boy. Like what the f are you talking about? Shut the f up. LIKE AND STUFF. >> YOU DON'T KNOW NOTHING. LIKE I SAID [screaming] MY SISTER. On May 12th, 2024, officers responded to a residence regarding reports of a disturbance. Here's what happened next. Hey, >> what's going on? >> My friends like show but not show up. >> What's that? >> I've been showing it like showing up for my friends and he has not shown up. >> So, you're babysitting the kids >> at this point? >> Yeah. >> And you're the only adult HERE RIGHT NOW? I'M so I'm like, you know what? >> What are you upset over right now? >> Cuz I'm just like, just don't say you're going to do that and you're not going to do that. >> Oh, so you're upset that your father comes. >> This is her residence. I'm not a weirdo. Like, I'm not just I'm mad. My name is >> Do you want to try calling her to see where she's at right now? >> I'm mad. I'm not going to mad. I'm livid. >> So, what can we do to help the situation? You know, cuz we we want to help you. How are you guys doing? Is mom at work right now? >> How are you guys doing today? You guys good? Yeah. What happened, buddy? Are you guys crying? What What can we help you with? >> Is she a babysitter, a relative, or others? Can't tell. All I know right now is that she's mad and the kids are crying. Let's keep watching. >> What are you sorry for? >> Hey, Morgan. Can we call their mom? >> Yes. >> What are you sorry for? >> I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> My kids are like autistic. >> They're both autistic [laughter] sick. >> Yeah. Do you wash them regularly or is this all about >> every like these are my kids? >> You said these are your kids? >> These are my babies. I'm sorry. >> Are you having a rough patch right now? Is there a a grandma we can call? >> I think my daddy was living right now. [laughter] >> Who else is around that we can talk to? It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> Oh, so she's their mother. Well, there's one thing for sure. She's not in the right state of mind to be taking care of her children. So, the officers will try to convince her to call somebody to watch over the kids. >> Morgan, where's your phone here? Let's look at a phone number. >> Someone I just I don't trust people. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Well, well, I I I don't really trust you around with them right now cuz your u mental state you're you're you're very agitated, you know? So, I'm like worried about your kids. So, so I'm hoping we can get someone >> me like >> Yeah. So, so let's call someone to help you with your situation. >> I'm okay though. I just I >> No. So, I don't think you are. I can smell the alcohol on you. I see your behavior. Let's get someone over here to help you with the kids. At least give you a break. a metal brake so you can decompress. It seems like you're wound up really tight. >> Why cut? Like what's in, you know, but I'm okay. >> Yeah, cuz the neighbor said they saw you throwing your kids up against the wall. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Who did that? >> The neighbors across the street. >> Yeah. So, >> can you bring them over here? >> No. Well, we're not going to bring >> Can you bring them over here? >> No. So, that's why I'm asking if you can call someone. No, I Why don't we call someone first? >> Who did call someone? >> You did from what they said. >> I did not. I never >> I can never come up. >> Yeah. So, is there a phone number we can call? Have someone come up here? >> I need you to work with us. >> So, we can help situation. >> Yes. Okay. So, let's get someone else involved here. >> I don't like that. Okay. I see what's going on. Tell me what's going on cuz I don't see what >> No, you >> as the officers tried to be reasonable with her, she started to become increasingly agitated. >> Call here because of the disturbance that's going on between you and your kids. So, I'm trying to help this. >> I don't even have I I stay IN REVENA. I STAY IN REENA. I DON'T stay here. And that's why I'm lit right now. That's why I'm like That's why I'm like because why is she so >> I'm on ASS RIGHT NOW. I'M ON ASS right now. My baby can't This is my >> Morgan. You need to articulate with your words cuz I'm not >> Yo, no. No. You need to No, no, you need to. This woman right here, her woman >> is woman. She is my curate person. >> Mhm. >> I don't know what you're not getting. >> I I'm not getting why you're not a phone number so we can call someone to inter situation. So, where's your phone? >> Uh, your phone looks like it's right over here on the >> Oh, thank you so much, sir. Thank you. >> Morgan, you're not being very nice. We're being very respectful. >> I'm trying to That's not preserved. And he's not Look, go ahead. We come here. We come here. >> No, you go ahead. But you go ahead. But you go ahead. >> Listen, you and I are friends while I'm trying to be. >> We are friends. >> I'm trying to be. >> Okay. Friends don't call each other. Okay. That's not a friendly thing to do. >> Not Morgan. >> Please, Morgan. >> I know my what my name is. >> Yes. >> Okay. Sorry, I just want >> I'm talking about I'M TALKING ABOUT [screaming] >> WHAT'S THE CALL, PLEASE? >> It's not I'm trying to help my friend and I'm also trying to help my >> Is this your daughter? What's your daughter's name? >> This is my Oh my god. I want to call my dad right now. Like, oh my god. I'm I'm trying to be cool. And my daddy literally was like, Morgan. As these officers were dealing with her, another on the squad car contacted the caller to find out more about what had happened. >> I'm going to talk to you guys from the car so that it's not obvious. Did you guys call us? >> Did any of you guys call us? >> I'm parking here to make it not look like I'm involving you. >> But yeah, we saw we >> Can you tell me what happened? >> The only thing that I saw was that um like she was out here yelling at the little boy. Like somebody said that that she threw the little girl down, but she was definitely yelling at the little boy like, "What the f are you talking about? Shut the f up." Like pulling him and stuff. >> I think she locked him out. >> She um she locked him out. >> She was hold on one at a time. One at a time so I can I can hear. You go first, sweetheart. You were going. >> She had pushed her daughter to the stairs. Um >> like down the stairs or in onto the stairs? >> Up the stairs. Like she stairs and she pushed her head in the door >> like hit her head into the door. It looked like she was cussing in front of her in her face like they >> Do you know what side of the head she would have hit her door the door on? >> The front >> like right in the front. >> Yeah, she did this. She pushed >> No, but she didn't push the door. She pushed the sun with the green pants. >> Son with the green pants into the door. >> And then uh she she locked them out and they were banging. >> Okay. So, the little boy in green pants was the one that was slammed into the door. >> The little girl was thrown pushed up the stairs. And I saw her. I think I saw her hitting the baby. >> The one that's in the stroller. >> She was grabbing her. She was like, "Shut up. Shut up. I'm trying to do something right now. Shut up." She said, "Shut your hidden." She said, "Shut up so you as I'm doing something right now. So, shut yourself up." >> Okay. Okay. All right. >> All right. So, what we'll do is we'll consider you guys still anonymous, but since you're standing here and I don't want to draw attention, I was like, I'll park over here and kind of whatever. Um, we're going to investigate it and see. >> Um, I haven't been over there to talk to the children yet. So, I'll see what we can find out and if we we'll we'll go from there. Okay. >> All right. Thanks, guys. You have you guys seen this before? >> Yes. I saw this and it was arguing with her. >> Yeah, she does this a lot. She actually does this a lot. >> Yeah, she do she do a lot of drink. She she do a lot of yelling and cursing drinks. >> All right, you guys. I appreciate all your help. Okay, you guys go have fun and be >> with enough witness statements, the officers decide to put the woman in the squad car to transport her to the station. >> Can I call my dad? >> Yeah, call him please. [laughter] >> Can you like I don't know. He called me this morning. >> Can I see what kind of charger it is? >> Can you please? I don't care. This my brother. I can't I can't talk. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> You want to have a seat? >> Here you go. >> Thank you. I just have to like talk about my my dad. I'm not playing about me. I'm not playing about my >> So, I have your phone on the charger right now. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Hi. Hi, sweetie. How are you? You okay? Are you hurt? >> It's okay. Can you look at me? >> Yeah. >> Are you scared? Your head hurts. Your head hurts. Okay. Oh, he does have bruising >> on his head. This is the one that they said slammed. He's got right here. And he's got he does have a bit of a knot. >> Yeah. I don't know. What are you doing? >> Well, so we need to try to get someone over here to help you. >> Tell me what >> I'm handing with the kids right now. cuz uh it seems like you're um a little bit out of control right now. >> You're you're I rate about something. >> I want people. >> What's his last name? >> Okay. >> My last name is >> We're going to go through the house. >> Um are you going to be out here with her? >> Can you spell that again? >> A k. >> Thank you. Uh >> what are YOU TALKING ABOUT? COME ON NOW. I'm gonna I want to talk to my son. >> Yeah, he's in the ambulance right now. >> I want to talk to him. >> He's hurt. He's hurt. He has a big bump on him. >> No. No. >> At the station, she started to get loud and rude to the officers. >> Okay, Morgan, turn your back towards us, please. >> Hey, open these holes, man. Turn your back, please. >> Okay. My dad is not going to like this. >> Morgan, I put your phone on the charger so we can call your dad. >> Oh my god. Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. Oh man. >> Because you're friends, right? >> I'm not your friend. >> Yeah, you are. >> I'M NOT YOUR FRIEND. CALL MY DADDY. >> SO, >> CALL MY DADDY. CALL MY DAD. >> CALL MY DAD. Call my daddy. Let's >> This is Bob here from South. >> What the is? >> All right. We got Morgan Stanton back in our jail. >> It's Staten. IT'S NOT STANTON. IT'S STATEN. >> STATEN. SORRY. >> Oh my god. >> YEAH, IT IS. OH MY GOD. UP. ARE my babies okay? >> ARE MY BABIES OKAY? >> They're in the ambulance. You put them in the ambulance. >> No, NO, NO. I'LL PUT ONE IN THE AMBULANCE. >> OKAY. Are you proud of that? >> NO. YOU'RE PROUD OF THAT? >> I'm not proud OF THAT. >> YOU'RE PROUD OF THAT. >> I FEEL SO BAD. >> MY AMBULANCE are amazing. Are you okay? You can't do that to me. I'm amazing. Mom. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You You're a LAME MAN. MY DADDY love me. My daddy love me. >> You still love on dumb off drugs. >> Shut the up. No, I don't. You lame ass. >> I'm just >> SHUT UP. YOU DON'T KNOW NOTHING. LIKE I SAID, MY DADDY. [screaming] >> Cut the Okay, this is the nurses. >> Okay, cool. >> Should have been did that. >> Calling from the hospital. I'm here. Morgan and A Staten calling. I'm here. >> Hi, this is Jordan calling from the hospital. I'm just calling to get consent to treat these two beautiful babes that we have here and make sure they're okay. >> Are they okay? >> They look like it, but I just I need your consent to start treating them and making sure. Do I have your consent? >> Just totally. >> Yes, they're okay, but I'm just asking you what are you consenting them with? What? Okay. What's going on? >> Right now, I'm just consenting for a doctor to take a look at them. We can't do anything without a parent's consent, and we want to make sure they're okay. So we just I need you to tell me yes so a doctor can just evaluate them and make sure they have them. >> Yeah, >> I appreciate that. All I think that needs is he's going through the um asthma with him, but do not do not treat him with anything. I don't trust nobody. I ain't going to lie. I ain't gonna don't don't treat. But as far as as far as Nia, just give her some little I'm going to see my baby in like less than tw less than 12. Yeah, less than 12 hours soon. >> All right. Thank you. >> Is being annoying. >> All right. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Are we good, Adria? >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You and I are >> I SAID WHAT'S GOING NO, I'M NOT YOUR FRIEND, MY HOMIE. >> YES, you are. >> I'm not your friend. It's too late. >> YOU ARE DELUSIONAL. YOU'RE DELUSIONAL. I'M NOT YOUR FRIEND. My >> I'm not your friend. My >> It's too late. >> I'M NEVER GOING TO EVER BE YOUR FRIEND. [screaming] >> I STAND LIKE I SAID. I SAID LIKE I SAID WHEN IT COME TO MY PANTS. WHEN IT COME to my kids, don't you ever in your mother like I said. You're not going to me. That's not scared. Nothing. Let me know going on. >> We are still friends, okay? So don't talk. That's not nice. Come on. No. >> This is just >> No. You are a classy lady. Don't say >> I am very classy. >> Yes, you are. Don't ever play with me like I'm playing with you. >> Don't you ever play. >> We are all friends here, Morgan. >> Okay. Okay. >> Get my sign. I'm sorry. >> This is part of the process. >> I'm sorry. Can I Can I CAN I [screaming] CAN I CALL my kids? >> There's a phone over here. Can I call my kids? Mama, can I please call mama? >> I don't want to talk to my kids. >> The woman was charged with two counts of endangering children and disorderly conduct. The children were placed in the care [music] of the county children's services. She pleaded guilty to one amended count of endangering children and disorderly conduct due to intoxication. She was sentenced to 180 days in jail with 176 suspended, meaning she served 4 days in jail along with one year of probation and was ordered to complete an alcohol assessment. Moving on to the next case where a drunk mother was driving so erratically that her own child has to call the police for help. >> She tried to kill me. She almost crashed into me knowing that I can't swim. >> You want to check your camera? >> I do. My camera's like [laughter] I told you first. It's it's audio video recording. Okay. >> On October 10th, 2025 in Washington, officers responded to a desperated 911 call from a 9-year-old child in the back of a car reporting her mother was drunk driving. Quickly, the officers were able to locate the vehicle, making an illegal turn through a red light and immediately conducted a traffic stop. Here's what happened next. Hello. How you doing? I'm >> good. >> How you doing? I'm officer Davis with Kim Police. Okay. Just so you know, I'm audio and video recording right now on my body camera. Okay. Reason I stopped you is you just ran the red light back there at James. I mean, I'm sorry, at Washington when you turn left. >> I didn't run a red light. >> You did. It was a red arrow and you turned left. No, it wasn't. It was very red. >> Hey, bud. >> Hey. Hey, just shut up. my car. >> Okay. So, what do you >> You can just have a seat. Okay. >> I know, right? >> Gotcha. I need your your license. Uh registration, proof of insurance. >> Yeah, I have that's my proof of insurance here. >> 359 a vehicle stop will be west of 64. >> License and you said you need uh Wait, what do you need the >> I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance, please. >> I have license. Oh, my uh registration is in here. Okay. >> Registration. Is that Is that it or no? >> Yes. >> I think this is a oil change from Walmart, maybe. >> Okay. Well, >> I got to do wrap all this stuff out. >> Okay. >> Uh, no weapons in the vehicle, right? >> No. Okay. >> No, there's no weapons. It's just It's just >> based on how slurred she sounds and the panicking. Pretty sure that she's drunk. And the officer thinks so, too. Well, I have two registrations. >> Two registrations. Okay. I'm going to hand hand you your uh oil back. How much have you had to drink tonight, ma'am? >> Nothing. >> Well, the reason I'm asking is because you're starting your speech. >> No, I'm not. Because I'm I'm upset with the guy I want to call and her and I've been >> Okay. All right. Well, in a sec I'm going to I'm going to have you step by and come talk to me. Okay. I want to make sure you're safe to drive. So, you said you said you've had no alcoholic beverages to drink. >> No. None. After that, can I talk to you? >> She said she's really upset. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Um, okay. After her. >> Oh, >> okay. >> Okay. >> But you know, >> I'm going to put this right here, Tanya. All right. Just sit that down. Stay right there. Just put your hand on top of the steering wheel. Okay. All right. The car's in park. All right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. If you could if you could just walk to the front of my car right there, please. >> Yeah. You just walk right there to the front of my car. All right, Miss Tanya. Um, thanks. Can you tell me what's going on? >> Nothing. >> Okay. >> I was going home from my >> my um my daughter's gymnastic thing, her gymnastic. >> Mhm. >> Class, her first class. And it was >> it was free and stuff. And >> so what happened when you were driving? I was impatient with people. They were so slow. >> Yeah. Which people? What do you mean? >> Um I had a a a driver in front of me who was so slow and I was like, "Oh my gosh." So I went around the >> Mhm. >> Yeah. That's about it. >> As these officers were investigating the mother, one of the officers came to talk to her kid about what had happened. >> Hi. What you mean? What's going on? Were you the one that called the police? What? What happened? Okay. Just just so off all the stuff you're saying, I'm just going to have fire dish check on you just to make sure you're okay. Okay. >> So, I'm I am going to ask you again though, like how how much have you had to drink? Cuz I can smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming. >> No, that wasn't that was my man. >> No, it's coming from your breath right now cuz we're outside of the car. So, >> how much have you had to drink? Is it just one, two, or is it 10? >> No. >> How many do you have? If anything, I would have to say half >> cuz my man he drank everything else. >> Okay. >> No, seriously. >> What did you have half up? Did you take any medication or anything like that? >> Yeah, I do take medication. >> What What medication did you take? >> I I I I just had surgery. Um so I I take um I don't I I haven't taken any of the I've taken I haven't taken anything. >> You haven't taken anything today? Okay. You just had half a drink, you said? >> Yeah. >> What was the drink? >> Mixed empty. >> Was that >> mixed empty? >> What is that? Is that a beer? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What size of beer was that? >> It was a 12 oz can, but he drank the rest of it. My man drank the rest of it. >> A 12 oz can. He drank the rest of it. Okay. >> That's the whole thing. >> When When did you have your last drink, Miss >> Um? Oh, wait. You going to test my blood? Cuz I had my blood tested today. Um uh uh it was um my last drink was se this is October se um September 28th. >> September 28th was when you had your last drink. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And with the suspicion of her driving drunk, the officers then asked her to do a field sobriety test. >> Uh real quick, I'm just going to ask you a couple questions. First of all, would you be willing to conduct some voluntary field sobriety evaluations? Yeah. >> You would? Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, uh, and you said you have an issue with your leg. What's the issue with your leg? >> Um, I just had surgery. >> Okay. I see. I see. I just >> I have surgery. >> What about with your eyes? Do you wear contacts? >> Uh, I wear Is that your dad now? >> No, that's my scar. >> Okay. >> Okay. Where are you guys coming from tonight? >> So, it's going to go to after that. Um, >> okay. So, she she got she stopped at a at a store and got liquor there or got alcohol or whatever the drink was. >> Okay. Can I get your dad's phone number? >> Okay. I'll call your dad and see what he says. And just to clarify, you're willing to do some voluntary field evaluations. Is that correct? >> Okay. So, I do want to check >> your camera on. >> I do. My camera's off like [laughter] I told you first. It's it's audio and video recording. Okay. >> After the field tests, the officers then asked her to do a breath test, too. >> Do a preliminary breath test. It's not evident non-evident, voluntary, and does not replace the state toxibility test. >> Okay. >> Are you willing to do that? Yeah. >> All right. Let me go grab it. Yeah. >> How you doing? What's your name? My name's Jason. How old are you? >> Nine. You look taller than my daughter. My daughter, she's short. So, I overheard you telling my partner that you do gymnastics. That's super cool. Uh, where's dad? >> Can I just make sure I have your dad's phone number correct? Is he? >> No. >> I can call him. He always pick my clothes. >> Okay. >> Dad, the cops are here. Hi. You can I take your phone? >> Yes. You see us in Virginia's office. >> Okay, I won't talk. I promise. >> I I will not. I promise. >> Hi, this is Officer Hernandez Police Department. >> Um I have and her mother. Are are you guys married to your wife? >> Okay. And I have your wife here. Um the reason why we have your wife and daughter stop is your daughter was calling and she was saying uh she called 911 because she said that your wife had hit a couple curbs and almost hit a car. Uh we're still working through it. We're not We're not really sure, but she was drinking out of a sippy cup. >> Anything else other than alcohol tonight? >> No, nothing. Just just just just a margarita. >> So, outside of going to the store, was she drinking before the store? >> I'm sorry, hun. Well, we'll get all that information. Okay. She have Kansas down here. >> That's all right. Don't worry about it. We'll >> Yeah. I don't want you It's okay. I'm just We just want to make sure everybody's okay. I I see you had some gummy bears over there. Those are the best gummy bears out there. >> I don't know. I don't know if you know that. And I'm kind of a professional when it comes to gummy bears. >> After finishing the DUI investigation, the officers decided to put the mother under arrest. >> Tanya, uh based on everything tonight, okay, I I believe you're not safe to drive. So, I am going to place you under arrest for DUI. So, stand up. Place your hand by your back. You're good. Okay, just relax. >> Well, I >> and we're going to work on getting turn this way. >> I move to the um >> relax. You're good. You're good. >> I I just want you to make sure Mom Wallace is in there, too. >> Yep. >> Were you speaking to her father? >> Yes. >> Is he sober? >> Yes. >> So, because I just don't want someone who was also impaired to show up. >> No. >> Um uh >> I'm on the phone with you right now. >> Okay. >> Okay. Oh, you're on the phone with him right now. >> We're going to walk back to my car. Just so you know, you're still being audio and video recorded, okay? And I'm going to read you your rides. >> Okay. >> What's wrong? >> I know you want to talk to your mom, but she she's going to be with officers for a little while. Okay. >> But your dad is going to be on his way to get you. Okay. Um, so I think he's interviewing her, but she told me that uh her mom was drinking. Her mom had went to the store and poured the alcohol context into the sippy cup that's up front. >> Yeah. >> And so she was drinking out of the sippy cup and then um they missed dance. They never got to the actual dance studio and they're driving back and she noticed that they were going back like a different way and her mom was like going really fast and she was like, "I don't know why my mom keeps saying that we're going home cuz it's not the way that we go home." And then she said that she hit several curves and then she got really close to like the second car, like went around the second car and then like hit another curb again. Mhm. >> And she said that uh she got evaluated by fire cuz she said that she was complaining of neck pain, head pain, neck pain, and that the cheo, the seat belt choked her back here. >> Yeah, she ran the red light um right when I got behind. It was around the time the update was coming out. So I'll take photos of the car. She does have a heavy heavy odor of alcoholic beverage coming from her breath. I may try breath to see if that's if not I'll go blood afterwards. >> Okay. typically talk about partners with this. >> I don't have a body yet, but she just said that she's been stopping at 7-Eleven buying a bunch of NXT's bunch of cans in the back of her leg. >> Okay, cool. Yeah. So, it's going to be breath. >> Yeah, she's got a she got a heavy. >> All right. >> So, he asked my mom if she had any weapons. >> No weapons in the vehicle, right? >> No. >> And she said no because she didn't want to be in trouble. But she does have a weapon. >> What kind of weapon? >> Um, it's a knife. It's her pocket knife. >> Oh, it's okay. Oh, pocket knives are okay. >> When people make her When people make her mad, she tends to use it on other people. >> Yeah. So, I see a kid back here >> like deep down like deep down in here and in um through the stuff. There's a lot of kids. There's some under the seats in the front. There's a lot of them everywhere. She promised she wouldn't keep secrets for me, but she did. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you take is against you in court law. You have a right this time to talk a lawyer and have present. Do you have any questions? You can afford to hire a lawyer. One will be appointed to represent you for a question if you wish. You understand each of these rights if I explained to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Y'all should understand it too because once y'all realize where I am and who I am >> I believe we're on the phone with Is it your husband? I believe. >> Yeah. Picked up and taken care of. Okay. >> Exactly. When I get y'all on here. Yeah. >> And stuff. Yeah. Y you you guys don't even know what y'all did to my son and my daughter. That's why I have >> because you guys killed my daughter. >> My uncle's on the phone. >> He He's recording everything in real life. And then and then he's going to tell the court >> and then they might even sue you. >> Okay. >> Whatever my uncle's going to do. >> That's okay. >> Here you go. >> Oh, okay. Thank you. >> I will. The officers now come back to the kid to continue hearing her story. >> He went and then my and they were just yelling at each other and they were just cussing at each other and after that then after that my dad said let me out of the car. So she did and as we were going there in the process she brought either like three or two cans of beer and after that she made me throw it away. And then after that, um, she was like like really mad and stuff. Then after that, she was like really mad. And so as we got there and stuff and then we were still driving and stuff. Um, that's when um I missed gymnastics class and I was crying and stuff and she told me to shut up stuff. Um because she said that's annoying. We kept on driving until um she said, "I know my way home even though she doesn't." And she tried to kill me because um she um said that um and she was driving near the water and then she almost crashed into it knowing that I can't swim. >> While that was happening, the officers began to move the mother inside the squad car. you are. >> Just so you know, uh there's a camera back here. >> Yeah. >> And it's recording. Okay. I just want to make you aware. >> I just I just want to Can y'all do something about This is tight. >> The handcuffs. So, there's a >> um Can you guys do a >> If you scoot up a little bit, there's like a little hole at the bottom that's designed for you to place your hands in down there. >> So, you just scoot forward. Try to scoot forward. >> Well, you guys got to be super skinny and scoot forward. You can't have no knee problems. >> Okay. con. Yeah. Okay, that's fine. >> All right, I'm going to go ahead and and buckle you in this way a little bit towards me. >> There we go. You're buckled in. >> Okay, the people who have it. Yeah, I know. >> Hey, did you grab her? >> You're not trying to hear it and everything like that, but I put it on tape. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> So, Tanya again, how how much did you have to drink tonight? >> I told you the one >> the one what? >> The one beer. >> One beer. So, is alcohol the only thing in your system right now? Are there any other diagnosis or anything I need to know about? >> Diagnosis like >> any health conditions, anything like that? >> Oh, hell yeah. I got a list of them. >> Okay, tell me what they are. >> Um, I have cancer. I have >> Sorry to hear that. >> No, I'm sorry to hear it, too. But, um, I have cancer. That's my fourth um, degree. Um, I've been a nurse for 32 years until I had to retire. >> Why did call us? And she was upset because she's a daddy's girl and she never had a daddy's girl. He hasn't had anything to drink or anything like that. >> And is he her father or granddad? >> Grandad. >> Grandad. >> He's not. No, he's not the father, but he took he stepped up and he's been the father. >> Okay, gotcha. And he's been taking care of her. That's good. >> What What store did you guys get the beer from? >> Um 7Eleven. He gets that every single day. She says not to tell anybody or else or else she's going to go to jail. >> Okay. How do you know? How do you know uh that it's beer? >> Because MXD is beer. My My dad, he sometimes drinks it. He only drinks it like um once a year. >> Not that often. My mom, she drinks it every single day. Every day. >> And was was MXD what she poured in that cup up there? Um, yeah. It stinks. >> I don't want her I don't want you guys to take her away. And Kayla, please just say bye to my mom. >> Uh, I don't I don't think it's a good idea to say bye right now. >> She's She's going to be home eventually, so you can say hi to her when she comes back home. >> She called us. She was >> I know. I was in the I was in the back seat. I I mean, I was in the front seat. I was driving. >> Don't It's kind of concerning when that when a 9-year-old calls about your driving, don't you think? Right. Right. But I don't see why that was. She was mad because I wouldn't let her go, you know, with everyone else. That That was the thing. And I told her and that's why I took the phone away from her. >> Have you ever been arrested for DUI before? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Did you push that? >> Yep. >> Okay. All right. >> After a while, the father came to the scene to take custody of the child. >> Your dad is coming. I think your dad is walking up. eyes. >> Where's she at? >> She's under arrest right now for DUI. But she's your She's your mother, not your wife. >> Say again. >> She's She's your mother, right? >> That's my girlfriend. Uh >> that's her biological grandma. >> Okay. >> That's her biological grandma. >> And you're her biological father. >> I'm not I'm not no blood. I'm just >> She calls me dead cuz I've been in her life for a long time. >> Okay. later watch tonight. I'll be right back. Pull around. Got it right. Yeah, you can pull in front of us. Yep, you're fine. Here, I'll walk you over to your dad. >> No, >> her windows are open. >> He'll close them. He'll close her. Don't worry. He's in the front. >> Take care of her. >> I will. >> All right, I'll walk you over to your dance. >> So, there's a case number and Officer Davis is going to be primary on this case. And then that's a case number. Make sure she doesn't get bullied while she's in jail. >> All right. Yeah, that's it, right? >> Yep. Any questions? Any other questions? >> No, man. We got to get that. You know, stop moving. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Have a good night or better night. >> I'm going to be here and see y'all asses like I did before. >> I will do it in Georgia like I did before. I'm a millionaire. Billionaire. if you want to be claiming, but I will do it for male practice for my son. >> Uh Tanya, >> I don't give a you can say whatever you want to say. Like I can say whatever I want to say because it's a freedom of speech, right? >> Absolutely. I was just going to let you know >> that I spoke with uh >> I'm recording and I'm letting you know that this is the same thing that happened to my daughter in in Georgia, >> right? In Okay. >> And the same thing that happened to my son up here with the right police officers. Yeah. That's okay. We're living the life. We're living the life. You can put me in jail. You can arrest me >> and stuff and I'm just not going to I'm not going to I don't care cuz when I come home coming home to more election than you guys period. >> All right. In the end, she was charged with DUI and reckless endangerment. Moving on to the next case where a horrible mother fights the police right in front of her kids. >> Hey, CAN YOU GET MY KIDS? >> ALL RIGHT. >> HEY, STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> OKAY. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. >> YOU FIGHTING ME. [screaming] >> The police took my uh my registration. him. What can I do about that? Cuz he forgot to give that back to me. >> Registration? >> Yes. The information for it or like the decal for it? >> No, it's my my my title. He took my title cuz I gave him my license and my title. He didn't give that back to me. >> Okay. Is there a reason why your child is not secure in the seat belt? >> No, it's no security, sir. You could do what? No. No. It's no reason at all. No. >> All right. Sit tight for me. >> Can you verify a warrant for me, please? It'll be on a Venus. >> She being paid for the car. >> She She claimed we took it from her. >> She claimed what? >> We took it from her. Haven't detained it because of two babies. But if it gets verified, I'm going to have to detain them and see if who can go with the babies at this point. She has a >> second degree. It's bronze. Yeah, I know. Yeah. That's family weapon with a razor blade. Crued children, criminal damage to property. She got like she has multiple. >> I'm going to ask her if she's got um >> information for the car. Ah, this one will be spicy with that many warrants. And how does she still have the custody of those children with a felony cruelty to children warrant on her? >> Hey, how you doing? >> Hello. >> My name's Corpal. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Can I be >> Do you have uh insurance on the car? >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Is it one of those things you can pull up on your phone? >> I can't pull it up on my phone, but I think I have I think I got something here. >> Damn. She ain't supposed to be driving either, guys. Jesus. >> The other officer mentioned that uh officers took the temp tag. >> Yeah, he did. And he took my title, too, but I have to try to get it from that officer cuz I did. I have to get my title back from him. >> Okay. Okay. This is the insurance for it. This will work perfect. Thank you. Go ahead. >> She has insurance but suspended driver's license five times over. >> Did you run the car? >> No. I'm about to run the bin now. >> Yeah. >> I got to figure out what we're going to do with the kids cuz if it come back, she gone. So, registration is good. Just waiting on the the warrant to come back. >> Okay. Do you understand your your license is suspended right now? >> No. >> When did the officer take your your license plate? Cuz saying your registration's good. >> He just took it about 2 weeks I got pulled over. He took he just took it and he took my my my uh title, too. >> Was it here in Savannah? >> Mhm. Yeah. >> I don't know why he would take your tag. >> He didn't probably didn't mean to take it cuz it's mine. He probably forgot that he had it and stuff. >> I'm sorry, buddy. >> Just wait. Just to just wait. >> You going to get you something to drink when you go outside? What What do you like? >> What you like is >> You like juice? You like apple juice? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I like apple juice, too. It's pretty good. So, yeah. Just give us a couple more minutes. She's saying she got pulled over by a uh Savannah officer working at the mall and that he took her tag. Why the officer would take the plate, I don't know. You going to hit her with the kids out of SE boat? >> Yeah, they didn't drive suspend license. baby got to pee and everything else. >> We're still waiting on emergency. Anyone else on her door and take place? >> After securing her in handcuffs, the officers then tried to keep the kids in one place so that they didn't see their mother getting arrested. But the mother, however, didn't want to go without a fight right in front of her kids. >> Guys, >> so mommy's got to call somebody to pick you guys up. >> I'm going to be a police like you. >> Oh yeah, that's pretty cool. >> I love my mom. Hey, stay over here for just a second, buddy. >> Oh, Lord. Can you please just call, please? Let's just call right now. I got you. Let me give you the number. >> I got you. Go the phone. >> BUT LOOK HOW YOU look at my kids. LOOK HOW YOU DOING THE KIDS. LOOK AT MY DAUGHTER RIGHT THERE. >> Come over here. Okay. >> My daughter right there. >> Yeah. She She's in the car, baby. >> Here. Come with me, bud. I know it's scary. Come here. >> All right. So, >> you're not looking at my kids, officer. >> They fine. >> Can you sit down in the car? You want to sit in the car? >> I know, guys. >> I know. Okay, Mommy. You'll be back down a little bit. >> Get my kids. >> Hey, CAN YOU GET MY KIDS? >> HEY, STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. YOU'RE >> LOOK HOW YOU'RE TREATING ME. NO. ALL RIGHT. WHAT? STOP. STOP. STOP. >> OKAY. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> YOU FIGHTING ME. YOU FIGHTING ME. You fighting. >> Come here. Come here. >> Stop. STOP. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. [crying and screaming] >> TURN AROUND. >> TURN AROUND. >> TURN OVER. >> TURN OVER. Give me your hand. >> Give me your hand. >> Give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> Stay right there. Okay. Give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> You're freaking your kids out. All right. And I'm trying to keep them calm, >> man. LOOK HOW HE'S DOING MY MAN, WAKE UP. >> STOP. >> Put your hand behind your back and get in the back of the car. >> Damn. Well, >> calm down so that your kids aren't freaking out. >> Can you handle me, sir? Cuz look how he's doing it. >> We going to try this again. >> Sit up. >> You going to get up. [screaming] >> It's like the more the officers told her not to freak her kids out, the more she screamed and freaked her kids out. And that's exactly what's going to happen next when they tried to put her in the squad car. >> Get up. >> Can I get my babies? >> Please get my babies. Can I get my babies? >> Oh my god. OW. YOU HURT MY STOP. >> You did all that. >> You did all of that. >> Stand still. >> Please. Okay. But what? >> Lean on the car. >> What the IS YOU DOING? >> LEAN ON THE CAR. >> Lean on the car. I'm not asking you again. >> Stand right here. I'm hurting. I'm hurting. I need to go to the ambulance. >> KEEP YOUR HAND. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS. >> OH [screaming] MY GOD. OH, >> MAN. This man. >> Get in the car. I need to go to the >> GET IN THE CAR. >> IT'S HURTING SO BAD. [laughter] It's hurting so bad. I swear to God it's hurting. That's fine. Get in THE CAR. >> IT'S HURTING. OH MY GOD. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> IN THE CAR, SIR. >> Get in the car. >> Oh my god. >> Get in the car. >> Call the amate. >> All right. All right. All right. Enough. Enough. Enough. >> Take a breath, man. >> I got you. >> I got you. >> Take a breath. I got you. >> Deal. Take a few moments. I'll go to the other side of the car and get her in. Take a breath, man. All right. >> I don't need you getting in trouble for this. Okay. >> For what? >> Take a breath. All right. Let me do it. All right. JUST TAKE A MINUTE. >> [screaming] >> KEEP IT STILL. >> IT'S HURTING MY GUARD. >> KEEP IT STILL. >> DON'T LOOSEN IT. THAT'S HOW SHE GOT IT LAST TIME. >> NO, YOU KEEP IT LIKE THAT. >> SORRY. >> Keep it like that. Just make sure that this one right here is was too tight on my arm. I swear it's Look at my arm. LOOK AT HER ARM. >> SHE'S FIXING IT. >> OKAY. IT WASN'T. [screaming] >> HE just pushed me in my face. Please, can I have a sergeant? >> We're going to get one, too. >> Cuz he just put it's on camera that you cuz you told him to stop. You say stop. Whatever his name is. [screaming] >> Can I get dating him? >> I need a >> Please. I cannot do this. I'm hurting. >> Put your leg in the car. >> I don't trust him. Can I get in the car with you? >> Put your leg in the car. >> I don't want to be with him. I don't want to. I have to have that right. I don't want to be with that man. Please leave. But you have to let me close the [laughter] door. Please don't let me put your laser. I'm not >> After securing the woman in the squad car, the officers now tried to figure out what to do with the kids. Luckily, there's a nice Dollar Tree manager right there willing to offer a hand to the officers. >> I need a telephone number where I could reach somebody to come get her kids. And so, >> we've got a supervisor coming down to talk to her. She's really >> I I >> really stressed out right now >> and I understand that, but I but I got to get back to work and I got the kids in there. I was because they were in the hot car and and humanity. I just went and got them out the car and broke them inside to get them something to drink. So, if I can get a telephone number if she wants to call, someone to call so she can pick her they can pick her kids up. >> Okay. Is the name Venus? Okay. Venus, do you have someone that we can contact about your kids? >> Now, that's their dad. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. I'm the store manager at Dollar Tree. I have the kids in the store, but if you can give me a call back at this number ASAP, I would greatly appreciate it. Please give me a call back as soon as >> All right. >> She does have a good knot on the back of her head right here back there. >> Yeah, he did that. He put me in my head and was pushing my face to the ground. Pick me up. Slam to He slammed my face to this door and then he started scratching me up, pulling my shirt. >> Are you having a worry, Benjamin, or anything like that? No ma'am, but my head I got a headache. Can I press charges on him? Can I please press charges? Can I make a report on him or something? >> Cuz I ain't never got beat up by police like this in my life. >> I'm sorry. >> They just here to uh look at your injury. >> I mean there's nothing I mean you have to take her to the hospital anyway. So she's >> if she's not on one and it's obviously there's nothing >> like obviously but it is her head. So that is >> Yeah. >> Um but if she's not she's fully conscious. Do you know where you're at right now? >> Yes. Where you at? >> I'm Mr. Van. >> And you know what year it is? >> 2025. >> You know who the president is, whether you like him or not. >> Who is it? Trump. >> Trump. Okay. >> Where my kids? Where my kids? >> D. You got another uh They tried to contact her. Your um their father. Do you have any other numbers for him? >> You please call them all the time. Regardless, >> do you have another number from him? Cuz that number apparently he's not answering or anything. Do you have any other number that we can contact? >> Every number's in my phone. I don't know number by heart. Do you have who anybody else we can contact? >> I was trying to get her to call my cousin to come get them now because their daddy is in Bronswick. >> Who's your cousin? >> Uh Britney. >> All right. Sit in the car for me. Sit tight for me. >> Do you know what those are called? >> Yeah, those are stars. >> Yeah, I need to park that more often. [laughter] >> Including her multiple felony warrants. This woman was charged with felony obstruction, cruelty to children, no child restraint for her children not having seat belts on, operating a vehicle with a suspended license, and simple battery on a law enforcement officer. Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, along came a mother fleeing a bad crash with her unresponsive daughter. >> Uh, the car is over in the >> Listen, you can't leave an accident. >> She needs evaluation. On January 20th, 2024, officers responded to a scene of a crash after receiving multiple reports that a vehicle had struck a utility pole. Upon arrival, officers located the vehicle in a ditch with no occupants inside. Here's what happened next. >> First at 320, that plate was clear valid till December. A black Honda Civic got Uh the car is over in the ditch with the power line over it. I can't tell if it is occupied. Um and it looks like the power box looks like it it did spark cuz there is black all over the place and I can't cross over these power lines. >> Anybody in there? >> Doesn't look like it. Okay. I I don't think there's anybody in there. >> Did you see a spark or it looks like it did? >> No. I it smells like that it did go up cuz the the power box is all black like it had sparked. It's not actively sparking right now though. >> Yeah, I just saw >> it looked like she was holding the baby walking this. >> Okay. Like I said, I don't It looks like there is a baby car or a car seat in here, but >> I bet you that was them. >> And I can't tell if there is somebody in the driver's seat or not. So, I don't know if the lady and the baby uh I'm I'm just going to check. >> Guys, let's not do that. >> What? There's somebody in there. >> There's nothing we can do until we get these lines can confirm that they're off. >> I don't even know if those are caught right there. I I get it, but we can't we're not going to go anywhere near that till we can confirm everything's dead. >> Okay. a female driver and a child exited the vehicle and fled on foot westbound towards the Chamber of Commerce. >> As as best as I can tell without crossing the line. >> Shortly after, the officers located the suspected woman who was seen walking while carrying a child. >> Ma'am, come here. Ma'am, you were in an accident. We want to get you help. Hey, ma'am. We're worried about your kiddo. >> 6131. It's a female. matches the description of the driver. She's walking away with a little kid westbound. No obvious signs of injury. Still trying to contact him. Hey, ma'am. I need you to stop. I need you to stop. I need you to stop. What? You were just involved in a collision. Okay. Is the little one okay? >> It's a bad crash. We're getting fire here. Okay. >> Yes. I'm trying to get her home. >> No, home's not going to help. I want fire and medics here. Okay. >> Get her home. She can sit in the back of my car and stay nice and dry. >> Listen, you can't leave an accident. >> She needs evaluation. >> She needs to go home. >> Stop. Okay. >> She is fine. >> She is fine. >> Fire this way, please. >> Do whatever you do with me. I need you to not going in here. >> Okay, then you just have to stop. That's fine. >> Fire has to check her out. >> She's fine. >> Fire's got to check her out. >> She's not going any except circle. >> She's not even responsive. I need you to stop. Okay. You do whatever I need you to stop. >> Are you okay? >> Do whatever I need. >> Are you okay? >> She needs to go home. >> Are you okay? >> Let's stop a minute. Okay. >> She needs a fire department. >> No, she's fine. >> Is she crying? Is she okay? >> Medical assistant. I know how to assess, >> ma'am. Someone is injured. >> That's your car that ran into the thing, right? >> She needs to be home. >> No, we're going to wait here. Okay. >> Yes, she needs to go home. >> We're going to wait here. Can we take her home and she can >> I need a fire department with me? Whatever. >> I need a fire department. >> She is fine. No, I'm medical assistant. She is fine. She >> God, watching this makes my blood boil. She needs to go home. She keeps saying the child looks like she needs to be checked out at the hospital. Can't believe that the mother took a chance with her child like that. >> It's fine. >> Here's the thing. You've been drinking and so I need to figure this out. Okay, stop. You understand? This is We're staying here. >> Choose to go home. >> 6131. I got a second coming, right? >> Choose. >> We're going to stop. >> Choose to go home. >> I need you to stop. >> No. She needs to go to my house. You can do whatever you need to do with me. That's fine. I don't need that. Calvin's with that. That's no problem. Do whatever you need to do with me. >> We're going to wait here to figure that out. You hear me? We are >> supposed to go home to my mother. >> No. >> To go home to my mother. >> Where does your mom live? >> It's just right up the street. >> It's just right up the street. cuz your address is actually that way. >> 12 is in route. >> This is an optional with me. She's going >> She is going with you. She will go with you, but waiting here. >> She's not going anywhere except my house. >> She's going to wait here. You're going to wait here. >> Do you understand? >> Don't do this. Okay. >> Please. Please don't. Please don't. >> I need you to wait here. >> I know how this ends. She's going >> You don't know how this ends yet, >> but I need you to stop. >> I'm a medical assistant. >> You were in a really bad crash. She No, she needs a CAT scan. >> She does not need a CAT scan. >> Is she injured? Was she in the car seat? >> She's perfectly fine. >> She's perfectly fine. I haven't seen her move or make any noise or anything. >> Yeah, I know. I know how to assess my child. I >> Well, you're pretty intoxicated right now. >> You're right. >> Okay. I know you are. So, we're going to figure this out. You're >> right. But I need her. I need her to go home. You guys can't take her anywhere from my mom's house. >> They're staying here. >> We'll call your mom and she'll come here. Your mom will come to us. >> No. No. >> Yes. >> You guys aren't going to take her anywhere. And that's >> Your mom, like I said, will come to us. Okay. >> Look, I understand where this is going and I will go willingly wherever, but my daughter is going home to my mother. >> You do not get to make these decision. >> Right up the street. >> Why don't you sit in the back of my car and stay warm? >> No. I need for you and your daughter. >> Listen to me, please. >> What's your name? I didn't catch your name. >> Please listen to me, please. cuz I know where this is headed. >> This drunk one lost all of her motherly instinct to alcohol. Worrying about the child in her arms, the officers continue to try their best to convince her to cooperate. >> I don't know how to suspect medical provided all. >> I understand that. >> So, >> right. >> I do need priority. >> What's these two? Okay. And where was she at? >> She's in my car. >> She was in your car. Okay. Was she in the car seat? >> She was in the car seat. >> She was in the car seat. Okay. >> William 37. >> She's She is going to go to your mom's to go anywhere else for my mom. >> Okay. She's going to go to your mom's. >> I understand that. >> I do understand that. Are you listening to me? >> Okay. We're going to take her to your mom's. >> I cannot honor that. >> Yes, we are going to We are going to take her to your mom's here. Can I hold on? Can I hold on to her? >> Is she going to take her to your mom's? >> She can go to your mom's. >> Will you take her? >> Yes, I will take her. But I Yes, but I have to have her to do that. Yes, I promise. >> I promise I will take her. I promise >> and do whatever the you need to take her. >> Of course. All right, let me have her. Okay, let me have her. >> I got her. >> Thank you so much. It's okay. >> She's going to be okay. All right. Okay. You just got >> I got all the people we need right here. You just got to let me have her. It's okay. We will. We're taking your mom right now. >> All right. Let go real quick. Okay. >> My mom. >> There we go. What's her name? >> Her name is >> Okay. >> Finally, a breath of relief. The officers were able to take the child to get checked out. And while that was happening, the officer who was left behind tried to find out what had happened to her and conducted a DUI investigation. >> She'll still go to your mom. >> She go to my mom. >> We will. So, please, >> but right now, I need I'm not lying. Right now, we have to figure the rest of this out. Okay. >> I understand. >> Do you need to be checked out? It was a really bad crash. >> I'm fine. >> You're okay? So, how much were you drinking tonight? >> I don't know. It was my best friend sorry's birthday. >> Okay. >> And we got into a party. She said to kick me out. >> Okay. >> And so I left. >> Okay. >> And I was coming home. >> Do you want to do any voluntary field sobriety tests? >> To see how intoxicated you are and if you were impaired while driving. >> I mean, I feel like I could pass them, but whatever. I asked. >> That's why I asked you the question. Do you want to do voluntary field sobriety tests? This officer is going to run you through a couple tests real quick. I don't know. I honestly don't know what happened. >> Don't know what happened. >> I don't know. I just >> Okay. >> I remember I was driving and then whatever happened happened. I'm like, I need to get my daughter home. I just need to get her home. >> Yeah. >> And whatever happens to me, whatever happens, >> I got it. >> But I just need for her to get home. >> This is the best way to make sure she's okay. All right. It's a significant crash. We've seen a lot of these things. We have to make sure. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. Thank you for all this. >> I'm going to call Lanna right now. I want you to talk to these officers and they're going to run you through those tests. Okay. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Just please. >> I have not first. Officer Lee, I'm going to deal with this part. >> Thank you. >> Please make sure she goes to my mom. >> I'm going to go do that right now. Please talk to Officer Lee. >> The officer then contacted her mother to let her know about the accident and to call her to take care of the child since the child was safe without any injuries. >> Hey, this is Lieutenant Dell from Federal Police Department. Your daughter was just walking her house. I didn't actually catch her name, but she's got her her your her granddaughter here, too, right? We're on 312. Your daughter is um likely going to be arrested for DUI, but your granddaughter seems to be in good health from the accident, and we would love to get her to you to keep her in a safe, warm place tonight. You have to leave your daughter alone. Okay, leave your daughter alone and just come to the fire rig, please, so you can get your granddaughter. Okay, fantastic. Thank you. Grandma lives at the pickle ball courts. Should be here really soon. She's pretty damn drunk, so she going to get a rest. I'd be wobbly whether or not I was sober or not, you know. >> Okay, go ahead. Put your hands behind your back for me, ma'am. >> We have one in custody. DUI code for Okay, ma'am. We're going to go to the back of this car up here. >> Yep. Your mom already came and picked her up. Go ahead, face this flag for me. Yeah, she took her. Go ahead, face this live right there. Just like that. Okay, stay right there for my partner. All right, go ahead and hop in the back of this car for me. >> After putting the mother in the squad car, the officer then began to transport her to the station for a breath test. >> That's not you, but the police. What else? >> If if you if you decide to wave those right over. >> Okay. >> Do you know how much my pale is? >> I don't know. >> Did it work? >> Looks like it did so far. >> So, what is it? >> What did you >> What did it? Yeah. 18 and.17. >> The woman was charged with DUI, failure to notify after striking a fixed property, and child endangerment. Let's move on to the next case. An entitled mother got herself arrested at the police station. >> You can't take care of her. >> Yes, I can. I'm a trans woman. >> A few moments later. >> GET OFF OF ME. OKAY, I'LL STOP. OKAY. >> On February 28th, 2024, a group arrived at a police station with concerns related to the custody of a child. What happened next was not what the officers had expected at all. >> Is it you guys that called us? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's going on? >> So, I have some documents. My grand my son daughter >> she been with me for five years. >> No, five years. >> My dad is in jail. >> I don't have it. It's in my vehicle. >> This these documents was signed from him. >> No, I don't. But I will show I could show when they court orders here that I >> And what's your name? >> And you can poor attorney. And those are the paperwork that she gave. She even bring police to the house already in 2022 [clears throat] said she come for her daughter. When I gave the police all those paperwork, they went back and tell her she cannot get the child because I have legal documents showing with stamp and everything that the child is in my custody. The daddy leave the child is in my custody cuz she didn't live anywhere. She was from motel to motel and DCF on her with a problem with her. >> Okay. Hold on. Let me read this. Okay. >> Okay. [snorts] She >> What's the deal? You're trying to take the daughter, but they won't let you. >> She This is my daughter. >> Can I talk to you over here, please? >> 3105. >> I just better explain. I don't want >> Do you have any paperwork? So, as far as I know, it's custody is given to them. >> No, it hasn't. There's no >> Okay. Paperwork says it has been. That's why you need paperwork. >> There's no court order. I just left my attorney right here that you can see on that paperwork there's no court order. Let me call. >> After checking all the paperwork, the officers then informed the blondie that there's nothing he can do about her situation. She then grew increasingly agitated. >> We don't have the power to like I can't take her and be like, "Yeah, give give her to you either way." So where she's at now and where she's staying now, she's going to have to stay until you guys get this squared away in court. >> Okay. >> But she has no court order. Okay. So, I can't remove her from their custody. >> They don't have custody. >> Okay. But right now, it shows in jail. >> Okay. >> Listen, they said they've had her for out here. >> Okay. >> She's been here for 5 years. I've been >> No, for 3 years. And I've been calling the police to her house and trying to get her with me. >> Mhm. >> And the attorney just told me she has no court order. >> How old is she? >> She's six. I mean, not she's six. I'm sorry. I have a six-year-old. She's nine. She's not EVEN >> CUZ I HAVE A SIX-YEAR-OLD IN THE CAR. I have a six-year-old in the car. I HAVE FOUR KIDS. >> HEY, HEY, HEY. What's her name? >> That's my oldest daughter to come with me. >> Can you talk to me out here real quick? Will that be okay? >> You brainwashed her. She's going to say no. She don't want to live with her. You >> did see her. >> She don't want to come with ME BECAUSE THEY PUT STUFF IN HER HEAD. I'M NOT LEAVING WITHOUT HER. SO, I'm not going to leave without her. She would say she wants explosive. >> Listen, >> she's going to tell you everything she said. >> Cut it out. >> She's brainwashed. That girl's brainwashed. >> Your name. >> Do you feel safe being with your grandparents? >> Yes. >> Would you rather be with them? >> Yes. >> You don't want to go with mom? >> Okay. Have they had you for a long time? >> Yeah. Okay. Which which car are you guys driving? >> The truck. >> The truck. Okay. >> She brainwashed her. She's going to listen to whoever was >> even her child didn't want to be with her. She must be really unpleasant at home. >> All right. So, I guess so everyone can hear me, I'm going to document it just that I talk to you guys. But as it stands right now, I can't remove her from their custody. So, she's just going to go with them. >> No, I'm going to take it from you. >> You can't do that. >> I can't do that. >> Okay. >> She has an order, so I'm taking her. >> You guys, >> yes. >> This paperwork I just showed him. >> You're doing something. You're showing him a old paperwork in 2022. >> That's a petition. >> You guys are good to go then. >> No, she's not going nowhere. I'm taking my daughter with me. >> She's not going nowhere. Okay. You can't keep them from leaving the building. >> Well, I could grab her. No, >> I could grab her. Move both of them over. >> No. Why you can't get >> 3105? Can you come this way, please? >> You're not. No, I want my daughter. >> Move over. >> Why you can't give me your >> Yes, I can. I'm a woman. Have a seat for me. Have a seat for me, please. Here. Step out here with me. Since the mother is too agitated and acts too erratically. >> Lying. I do have a job. I'm a nurse. >> Okay. Well, listen. Your daughter does not want to go with you. Okay. >> Because she's brainwashing. >> Okay. She does not want to go with you. >> That's bad. I'm I'm her mother. >> Okay. Well, that's not good parenting if you're going to force her to do something. >> She's putting stuff in her head, though. You don't understand. That's because she doesn't see me for 3 years. You have to I have my daughter has to read to learn who I am cuz she had to see me. They took my daughter away from me since she was six and now she was hurt. She was in distress. She was sad. She's probably worried about where's her mother at? You know, >> she knows where her mom is. She doesn't want to go with you. >> That's because they put in your head. >> Okay. You didn't even know how old she was. >> Cuz I have a six-year-old. I just had a baby. You know, I do know how old she is. >> Okay. >> My head I've been here since yesterday. I came from Mobile. I'm tired. I'm stressed out. I just want her. And I do have a six-year-old in there. I have kids in there. I have a six-year-old, a 7-year-old, a 3-year-old, and a 4-month old baby. >> Maybe she should focus on being a good mother first before pumping out so much. Besides, with how she was acting, it's a wonder that she was allowed to keep the rest of her kids. >> I don't care if not. That's my daughter. Okay. But if you're going to keep them from leaving, walking the door and stuff like that. >> But I'm going to I'm going to grab her. That's my daughter, man. The dad's in jail for rape. Her best interest was her mother. >> Well, seems like she's doing good with her grandparents right now. >> I don't care. She could do you could see however you seem. She could do good with me, too. and your other siblings her to say this thing. If you can't see that, that's crazy. >> What I see is them being cordial with me. They're cooperating. >> And the daughter No, you were keeping them from leaving. You're blocking the door. You're not cooperating. So, from what I see, she is in better hands with them than you. >> How do you know that? >> From what you've exhibited so far. >> So, she's better hands with me. >> It looks like she's in better hands with them. >> They've been nothing but cordial. You have not. It doesn't matter how much I cooperated. I'm getting my daughter. She's not leaving with them. I'm her mother. ARE Y'ALL CRAZY? I'm her mother. That's my daughter in there. They got her brainwashed. That lady's BEEN TALKING ABOUT ME FOR ALL THESE YEARS. OF COURSE, MY daughter's going to act like that way. She didn't see me in 3 years. That's why she's acting the way how she's acting. So, you show up in three years for not seeing her and you just want to take her like she's going to be okay with that. >> In and out of these three years, I've been calling the police like the same I'm doing now. And they said that the same thing that you're saying. Got to let him go. >> I can't do nothing about it because he's >> It's a civil it's a civil matter. It's You're going to have to go through a court. >> I'm not leaving. >> Okay. You'll have to go through a courthouse >> and you'll have to get court orders that show that. >> I'm not leaving. Neither of you really have anything that says you have custody of her. >> That's my daughter. I can take her whenever I feel like it. She has no order. >> Yes, sir. Uh the custody of the child, but she's like blocking the door where they can't even leave. >> Can you tell? >> She's not anymore. She's going to end up 10:15 if she uh >> Uh-huh. Did you tell him that I got a court order? >> Not. >> Yeah, the father was. And he signed over custody to the grandparents. >> That mean I didn't sign over my rights. I'm not sign. >> They had that paperwork. I got paperwork, >> which I start explaining, >> but then she started blocking the door, too. >> Yep, she all did. She ain't going nowhere. >> So, I'm going to have Lenir come up here. And then >> the officer then explained the situation to his supervisor. >> Let me I'll explain it to you. I'm going to go. >> So, she said she ain't leaving unless she has a daughter. I even talked to Marissa. Yeah. Thanks, Marissa. She's the kid, six-year-old. She's like, "I do not want to go with my mom. Get with the grandparents." So, when they were leaving, she started blocking the door. She's like, "They're not leaving unless I have my daughter." And she >> go to jail. >> I know. And I explained that to her. And then she said if they walk out here, she's going to take her daughter. She's not leaving with the grandparents. >> Okay. Well, she's not to be trespassed from the station unless she leaves. >> Okay. Well, if you just explain it better. Yes. >> All right. Ma'am, you need to leave the station or you're going to be trespassed. And if you don't go, you're going to go to jail. Do you understand? Why am I being driven by this? >> Because you have no reason to be here at this time. >> I do. I'm telling you. I told you in the front or whoever I told. You can't say that to me. You can't. That's not your right to do that. I know my laws. >> Apparently not. >> You can't tell me that I'm being trespassed. >> I absolutely can. >> No, you cannot. I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> Okay. You no longer have any business here. >> Yes, I do. My daughter's in there. >> Okay. You cannot block people from leaving. >> I'm going to grab her and give you >> ma'am. You're about to leave or you're about to go to jail. >> No, I'm not going to go to jail. You >> with that behavior? She's definitely going to jail. >> Absolutely are. You got about 2 seconds to make up your Okay, drop your purse. >> No. No. I want to get my daughter. Please stop. [screaming] >> MY GOD. STOP RESISTING. >> I'm not you. Get off of me. [crying] >> GET OFF OF ME. YOU'RE IN MY FAMILY. I'M PREGNANT. I'M PREGNANT. GET OFF OF ME. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING TO GET MY [ __ ] record this day. Recording. >> Get off of me. >> YOU UGLY. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> You get me. GIVE ME MY BALL. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. STEP BACK, MAN. >> YOU'RE IN MY ARM. OKAY, I'LL STOP. OKAY, I'LL STOP. OKAY, [laughter] [screaming] you are in MY [screaming] NO. Can I talk to you? >> You can GET IN THE CAR. >> GET IN THE CAR. MY SHOE. >> I'll get your shoe. Get in the car. >> I need it on. >> Get in the car. >> No, >> I'll give you your shoe. >> In the car if you don't get in. >> Can I talk? >> You can once you're in the car. >> CAN I JUST TALK IN THE CAR? >> I JUST WANT MY DAUGHTER, PLEASE. [crying] >> OKAY, I'll see. Let me see. As the officer was transporting her to jail, she turned from begging to cussing the officer in a heartbeat. >> Am I going to let you go? >> Yeah, I'll let you go at the Bay County Jail. >> You act like a little >> I'll release custody to you to the jail. >> Let me go. I'M TELLING YOU THAT I WILL [ __ ] LEAVE. She is going to jail right now and I'm sorry you had to see that. Okay. You seem very intelligent for in the >> She is second in she's second in our class. >> Nice. And you wanted to stay with grandma. >> Yes. >> And all you remember is grandma pretty much, huh? Like living with somebody. Been a long time since you lived with mama. >> Yes. Do you ever remember living with mama? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Cuz she just tell us that that she was on the street. She was living on the street and I didn't even know that. She just mention it >> while the officer and her were going back and forth. She said I was on the street for 3 years and she said, "Yes, we were on the street." I didn't even know that. >> Did he? >> In the end, she was charged with resisting without violence and trespassing after warning. She pleaded guilty to both charges. Moving on to the next case where an irresponsible mom left her kids inside a running vehicle with the doors open. >> Oh my god. >> Both doors are unlocked. >> Yeah. And both and all the doors are unlocked. >> Anybody can walk up and jump in the car and take off and leave. On February 4th, 2025, officers responded to a grocery store on a report that children were left alone in a running car for more than 15 minutes. Here's what happened next. >> 10 minutes. >> Yeah. Has it? >> Yeah. I've been out here probably 5 minutes and someone came in and told us. So, I'm estimating it's been at least 10 minutes. And I don't know how old the little girl is. And then you got the baby there. >> Have they talked to you? >> What's that? >> Have they talked to you? No, I didn't want to scare them. >> Yeah, I know what you mean. >> Yeah. So, I was just standing by, make sure they're okay, but I had a customer come in concerned. They're sending their >> John. Okay. >> He's a new guy, so I'm trying not to give him any color. >> So, he's trying to feale from Dallas. That's it. Nothing. Just work with him. I'm not here. I'm just observing. Oh, >> sure. Camera's on. My camera's on. >> In front of the kids. Oh my god. >> Hello. How are you? >> You okay? >> Where's your mommy at? >> In the store. >> 3631. Right. >> I think what we'll end up doing is if we can't find a phone number, we'll just have you guys page them in the store. Okay. and then uh we'll try to get a hold of her that way. We'll handle it. >> So, the mother went into the store and left her kids alone inside an unlocked car with the engine running. Imagine a creep just jumped into the car and drove away with the kids. Thinking about that sends a shiver down my spine. >> Can you get her mom's name maybe other than mom? >> We got Okay, I'll go page her if you want. 96. >> Okay. >> How old are they? One and one. One six and one. >> 138. >> What? Unlock door. >> Yeah, I know, right? >> Okay. Hey, I did locate a number. I'm attempting it now. >> I copy. The doors were unlocked and we were able to speak to the children. They seem all right. >> I copy. >> One child is 6 years old. The other initial lost Wait. So what what what are we doing? What if I just got a child in the income site? Oh, what if it's not mom driving? We don't know who's supposed to be responsible for him right now. Could be grandma. Yeah. >> After a while, the mom finally came out of the store. >> Are you mom? Okay. Talk to her. >> Okay. You guys don't need me. >> We're good. Yeah. You're inside if we need you though. You can't you can't leave your kids in the car by themselves like that. >> Well, they were sleeping and I just went to get out of the kids dinner. >> What's wrong with it? >> Yeah, they were they were crying and then >> both doors are unlocked. >> Yeah. And both and all the doors are unlocked. >> Anybody could walk up and jump in the car and take off. >> Did you have your driver's license on you? >> Yes, I did. So sorry. Are you just shopping or? >> Since she has no record or anything and she doesn't cause any scene, the officers decide to give her a citation and a court date and let her go. >> You sit back. >> Yeah, they were crying. I'm like, I got to tell my baby now. >> Okay, here's your license. Thank you. >> And we are giving you a citation for child endangerment. Okay. And you do have a court date. It's going to be on the 26th of February at 9:00 a.m. Okay. >> Okay. the first street. So, let me put you this way. >> When we get calls of dogs being left in their hot summer car or whatever, we write the people a ticket for animal cruelty. These are little human beings, right? You take a little more care of them than our own pets. >> You know what I mean? I'm not saying this doesn't make you a bad mother or anything like that. >> But, but you got a one-year-old that needs you. You can't leave them in the car like that. >> Yeah, I know. She's unlocked. >> But I did not know your car, right? No, you're right. Someone could have signatures, you know what I mean? But I mean, you don't seem like a terrible person or whatever. I mean, I promise. >> The other option to that would have been actually taking me to jail. >> I know. I thought somebody I appreciate it though. Thank you for >> giving me grace. I probably have any questions just should be a phone number on the back. I believe you got a phone number. >> Uh, yeah. Let me get a phone number for you. >> She was charged with child endangerment. Moving on to the next case where a mother is speeding in a school zone and blames her daughter's sickness. [screaming] >> Turn around. [screaming] >> On March 27th, 2023, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle going 40 in at a 20 posted school zone. Here's what happened next. >> 40 mph in opposed to 20 school zone. >> It's school zone already. >> It's flashing, too. >> I didn't even say I'm sorry. My baby had a fever and I just picked her up. Okay. >> Okay. I got it. >> I need to see your license registration proof of truth. >> Yes. You had a few hours. I'm trying. Oh, I'm sorry, baby. Sorry. >> You want me to open it and pick it up? I got it. >> You sure? I didn't mean to do that. >> My insurance is here. >> Okay. He still reside at >> No. Corner. How long ago did you move? >> It's been a while. >> Like over a month. >> Yeah, I don't even lie. I know. I'm supposed to >> Yeah. In the state of Florida, you're supposed to update all of your information, your driver's license, your registration within 30 days. >> Yeah. I just haven't had the time. I'm sorry. If you going to give me a ticket, can you make it fast? I got to pick up two kids. I'm sorry. >> I I'll go as fast as I can. >> No problem. >> Where's the insurance you were trying to show me? >> I told him my baby had a fever. That's why I'm rushing. I don't want her to have a seizure. >> Okay. Uh, do you have your registration with you as well, ma'am? >> Oh, that's on my phone, too. >> Okay. While you're pulling that up, I'll go add your information to my traffic stop. Um, you're the registered owner of the vehicle right now. Okay. All right. I will be right back. Please stay in the vehicle. Don't get out for any reason. >> Yep. >> I don't mean to rush you, but my baby has from having a high. >> Okay. So that's why I was rushing when I was done from the school. >> Okay. So, >> like I said, I'll go as I'll go as fast as I can. I got you. I got to get my car to do that, though. >> He said that. But does she have the ability to listen? Nope. As he was preparing her ticket, she suddenly got out of her car and yelled at the officers right in front of her kids. >> Yes, ma'am. Ma'am, please get back in the car. Please get back in the car, ma'am. >> I'm about to check. >> You won't let me check on my car. Get back in the vehicle. >> Get back in the vehicle. >> Your gun your gun. I ain't got no body on >> ma'am. Get back in the vehicle. >> [ __ ] you. How about that ticket so I can pay it? >> We We can call an ambulance if your baby needs assistance. 2019 1054 mile valley. >> Can you hurry up cuz you standing there watching ME AND MY DAUGHTER CAN HAVE A SEIZURE. >> MA'AM, I told you >> I told you to stay in the vehicle. >> I can call you an ambulance. >> Can you hurry up and write my ticket? >> I can call you an ambulance if needed. >> Call an ambulance while you write my ticket cuz I check on my child. >> All right, I will do that. >> Do that way instead of talking to me. Okay. >> How close are you calling the ambulance yet? >> Charlie 2131 call back. [clears throat] >> How about that? You still haven't called the ambulance yet? >> I just called it, ma'am. >> I ain't hear you say ambulance. >> That's what I just said here. >> I ain't hear you. >> You're yelling at me, but I can't hear you. >> Ma'am, it matter to go. >> Either get back in the vehicle or you're going to jail for resisting without me to jail. All right. Oh, now she gets back in her car. Too late. She's going to jail. Now it's a matter if she wants to traumatize her children or not. >> Step out. Step out. Step out. >> MY DAUGHTER is sick. Come on. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> For what? >> Step out of THE VEHICLE. >> FOR WHAT? >> I TOLD YOU TO STAY IN THE VEHICLE. You didn't STAY IN THE VEHICLE. >> RIGHT NOW, that's battery and ele. >> YOU JUST TOUCHED my hand. library 1069 code three. >> Oh my god. >> Ma'am, step out of the vehicle. >> She's about to have a seizure. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> A seizure. >> Ma'am, step out of the vehicle. >> Okay, I have an ambulance COMING. >> I CAN'T DO NOTHING. I HAD TO CHECK ON MY DAUGHTER. >> STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> Hurry up. Hurry up. Please. >> Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the car, >> sir. >> Step out of the car. >> Nope. Step out of the car. WE'RE DONE WITH THAT. WE'RE DONE WITH THAT. >> CHECK ON MY DAUGHTER. >> STEP OUT OF THE CAR. >> Why is he being so rude? >> Step out. Turn around. Turn around. [crying] [screaming] >> Look at my brother. >> Call your Look at my daughter. >> For what? >> Don't take me away from my daughter, please. >> COME BACK TO THE CAR. COME ON. >> Don't do that. Are you a father >> over here? >> I needed to check on my daughter. >> You have any weapons on you? >> Do you see me with weapons on me? >> Oh my god. >> STEP IN THE CAR. >> You see my daughter? You want to do that in front of her? >> Step in the car now. Sir, >> in the car all the way. >> Please. I apologize for calling you. >> In the car all the way, ma'am. >> All the way. >> Can you please call your sergeant? >> In the car? Yep. He's coming. >> Can I hear you call him before you close this door? >> You have to get in the car, man. >> But can I hear you call him? It's hot. You ain't even got no You pushing me. >> Yeah, you're under arrest. >> For what? BUT YOU PUSHING ME. >> BATTERY ON ELIO and resist. >> I DIDN'T EVEN I didn't even I'm fixing my shoe. I did not touch you. >> Stay in the car. Well, she did say to take her to jail. >> Ma'am, step back in the car. Get back in the vehicle. Ma'am, get back in the vehicle. >> Get back in the vehicle, ma'am. >> Okay, get back in the vehicle. >> Are you going to take my mom? >> Sir. Sir. Hello. >> Yes, I hear you. >> Can you stand right here and talk to me? >> Come and take my mom. >> Yep. One second. >> Sir, I needed to check on my child. >> Yes, that's what an ambulance is for, ma'am. I explained that several times. I did. I did. It's on camera, ma'am. >> Oh, but not when you first called me. I got out to check on my child. That was it. >> What do you want me to do? I'm a mother. >> Can I have my shoe? >> Yeah, your shoes going to go with you TO JAIL. BUT WHY AM I GOING TO JAIL? >> GOOD. >> YEAH, she's going to jail. >> And uh this is out. >> Hey, just relax. Okay. >> How long are you going to take my mom? >> Just relax. Take a couple deep breaths for me. Okay. >> How long are you going to take my mom? >> We'll explain all that to you in a few minutes. Okay, sweetheart. >> My mom. >> I understand. I understand. I understand. >> My mom Hi. >> I just got here. I'm 9. >> Is it this kid that needs help? >> Whatever. This is Charlotte. This is the only child that's in the car. >> As the EMS checked on her daughter, the mother continued to scream on the back of the squad car. >> Yep. >> It's one It's one of the kids. I don't know which one. Apparently, she has a fever. So, you're not going to let me see about my child. >> That's what the ambulance is for me. I'm not talking. I hit you. Yep. >> Why would you lie on me like that? That's my >> ma'am. It's all on camera. >> I didn't I didn't hit you. >> Yep, you did. >> Sir, are you kidding me? I did nothing WRONG TO YOU. I UNDERSTAND that I'm black, BUT I DID NOTHING WRONG TO YOU. YOU COULD HAVE GAVE ME THE TICKET. I DID NOTHING WRONG BUT CHECK ON MY DAUGHTER. BUT MY DAUGHTER, I JUST NEEDED TO CHECK ON MY DAUGHTER. I'M SORRY, >> but you didn't call the ambulance at first. And if you did, you did not tell me, sir. But can you knock down the window? It's hot. Got to rolled up a window on me. BUT THE GUY ROLLED IT UP. CAN HE GO DOWN some more? >> She's fine. She hyperbell. >> Okay. Who Who can take care of the kid? Can that female? >> No, cuz I'm the single parent. >> Okay. Who What about >> What? He's on the way. Can that female up there take care of your child? Take >> custody. Listen to me. >> Because lady, you refuse to listen to anyone. This is the result of anger issues. In an undisiplined mind, it will easily overwhelm reason, self-restraint, and the awareness of self-preservation every single time. >> Okay. >> No, I say, can I talk? I'm sorry. My daughter is a little I'm worried about my child. >> Okay. Who can take care of her? Cuz you're going to jail. >> You're really going to take me to jail for no reason? I didn't even do nothing. >> I need to call somebody, but my phone is in the car. >> I don't They got to charge me. They don't have money to pay for it. Can I just use my phone real quick? You don't care about that either. >> Can that female in there? >> She just had heart surgery. >> Can she take care of the kids? >> She just had heart I'm being honest. She just had heart surgery. >> I need to call somebody to come and get them right now. All you have to do is bring my phone. Call. I DON'T KNOW THE NUMBER by heart, but if you get my phone, we can dial the number. >> Your location >> is in my car. My husband is on my phone. I'm worried about my daughter, and I'm worried because I'm going to jail for no reason. Sir, >> what do you >> I know y'all are parents. I just need to call my child. >> I understand, >> but I honestly I ONLY GOT OUT THE CAR TO CHECK ON MY DAUGHTER. I You can see the note in the in the car. I just picked her up from school >> right there. I didn't I didn't mean no harm. I just got out the car to check on my daughter, >> please. I'm I'm trying to Yes. Okay. I know you're upset right now. We have paramedics checking on her right now. She was calm and then she heard you scream. That upset her. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> From our perspective, we can't let you out of the vehicle. Okay. >> But why am I going to jail? I only got her to check on my daughter. I'm a mother. >> I'm just now getting here. >> That's why I said, "Can I talk to you?" But you rolled the window up >> cuz you were screaming at me. >> Cuz I'm crying. >> I know you're I know you're crying. Look at me screaming. I may not do anything. I'm not trying to scream that dude said that. >> So right now you're going for battery and leo. >> But I you hit his hand. Okay. >> By accident. >> Listen. >> Come on, sir. You human. Come on. >> I'm not. >> Come on, sir. You human. Come on. >> I'm not. >> I ain't never in my life touched the officer before ever. >> I wasn't. >> After a while, the suspect's sister arrived to pick up the kid. [ __ ] this. You want to speak to her? >> Yeah. Is there anybody else in the car? >> No. >> All right. They're gonna they're gonna put her in the back of the car. I just didn't want her to walk out the back of the car and see mom in the back of the police car. >> Yeah. No, I know. >> What about the woman? You taking her also? The woman in the car? >> I don't know who the woman is in the car. >> Okay. >> Right. You don't have You'll be okay. All right. They'll take good care of her. You get back to >> Damn it. If you need anything, she just call >> All right. She's checked out real well, man. >> You want to get get her in the car and cool off? I'll wait with her. Do you want to go to mom? I guess there was some pinch she wanted to give you or something. >> You want the back seat? >> Is the air on? >> No, I don't got no air. >> Okay. >> All right. We'll leave the door open here. >> Taking a big 11. I could have died. The officer said, "What if I die?" >> You're okay. The off the paramedics were here to take care of you. You'll be all right. >> What if I have a seizure? >> Well, this is your aunt. Your aunt's here. She'll take care of you. All right. Do you take seizure medication? >> Asthma pump. >> Asthma pump. Yeah. >> But as breathe. I have to go everywhere because >> Yeah, I have when I was a kid, I used to have asthma, too. You have to go and talk to mom to get some information so you guys can pick your mom up tonight. Okay. >> Yeah, I got a great >> We'll hang out here. >> There's no weapons in it. CORRECT. >> You don't touch my car. You just got to pull out my water. Don't touch my [ __ ] That's a liar right there. I don't trust the red car. Don't come to me. I can't pull out no weapons. Come to me. You all right? All the police officers right there. Yeah, that's right. My wallet. Can I get on my PIN number when I start? >> Yeah. >> Can you not read my lip? Turn around. >> I can't read. >> You got no glasses. So, I don't >> I have to watch you. >> I'm going to go I'm going to go on this side. >> I don't want you guys. >> We have to make sure nothing's being passed through. >> Okay, we're going. We're going to go. We're going to go. That's why he taking me to his cuz I cussed him out. I know card. Give her my phone. No. Yes. Give her my phone, please. >> Phone's going with you. It's your property. >> He don't want to take my phone with me. So, I ain't got nobody phone. Love you. He mad. He racist. >> Give her a teddy bear. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. I've got a teddy bear. >> You want to give that to her? >> Yeah. >> Uhhuh. >> I don't know. Yeah, she's going to move the car over there and park it. >> We've already name named it Fluffy. >> Because my grandad got you like that many things over there for >> What are you going to name it? >> Fluffy. You like fluffy. >> Thank y'all. I appreciate you. >> Thank you for helping us out moving the >> No, no problem. 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