Where do you live? >> Uh, on Mars. >> I can rip you out of this car and put you in handcuffs. And I do not want to do that in front of your daughter. >> You're obviously smoking. There's a kid in his car. >> Illegal. Tell Donald Trump to pick up his daughter. >> Oh, stop. Don't scared. Don't hang your head. >> Keep it down. >> Oh, yeah. I want to go to prison. These guys are the devils. They are the >> Somebody else said that they saw you drop them in the parking lot. >> OKAY. LET GO OF ME. LET GO OF ME. LET GO of me. >> It's wild how some people ignore their responsibilities as parents until their actions leave the cops with no choice but to get involved. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. These are the times when cops arrested the dumbest, irresponsible mothers ever. Starting with this case here, where a little girl calls 911 to save herself from her dangerous mother. >> Coated her hands over my mouth and her. She said she wants to me. She said I'm a b word. Don't please. >> It's October 27th, 2024, and cops get to this residence following a report of a child stating that her mother had been harassing her by insulting and threatening to hurt her. Wow. Here's what happened next. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Oh my god. Hi. I'm right here. There is nothing. >> Can you come out here and talk to us real quick? Yes, there is. >> There's something wrong. >> She's having no YouTube. >> No. >> Come out here real quick. >> I haven't done any. >> Come here. >> Come outside and talk to me real quick. >> No, not >> Hey, there's a child asking for help. I'm here to help this child. >> Yeah. >> Stay inside. >> Are No. >> Here. I will to speak with you. >> Speak with her. >> No. No. No. No. No. Please. Please. My >> We're just trying to figure out what is going on. >> No socks. Ready? >> Okay. She's got shoes on. She's fine. >> You're fine. >> She's fine. >> Calm down. >> What's your name? >> Do you want to step right in here for me to talk? >> Haley, >> how old are you? >> Um, seven and a half years old. 7 and 1/2 years old. >> I'm trying to ask you a question without >> No, I'm not. I'm not. I can't leave my baby. >> Do what? Like >> yesterday? Yesterday, my mom holded my holded her hands over my mouth and her and I couldn't. She said, "You're done breathing." And she's also trying to She said she doesn't love me. She said she hates me. She said she wants to me. She said I'm a b word. >> Oh my goodness. >> And it's all true. >> Okay. Hey, just talk to me. Okay. You know, for such a young kid to say that her mother did all that had to be really terrifying for her. And the mother panicking is definitely proof that she's done all of that. >> Uhhuh. >> What happened to that? >> She said she doesn't love me. She hates me. >> You want to take her to the to the unit so you can talk to her. >> No, please. Please. >> Yes. He is taking her over there just to talk to her. Okay. To talk to her. Okay. >> Hey, my name's Dylan. Okay. >> That's what I'm talking. >> Dylan. Yeah. >> Please don't hit me. He is just going to talk to her. >> Okay. >> Don't take my baby. >> We're not taking her anywhere. He is just coming to talk to her. That's why I wanted to step inside to be able to speak with you. Can you tell me what's going on? >> No. Please don't take me. >> He is not taking her. He is going to talk to her. It is cold. So, she's going to be right there. >> I know. I want her. >> So, what is happening? What What has happened? >> She's a boring. She just wants you. >> She wants YouTube. Okay. has who called 911? >> So, you didn't call 911? Okay. So, she did. She's four. Is she the only child that you have? >> She's seven. Yes, sir. >> Okay. She's seven. >> Oh my god. You're taking my baby. >> We are not taking her. >> You just took >> She's sitting right there. Look, she's literally sitting. >> It's my baby. >> Okay. Like I said, we're here asking you questions. >> I'll let you in. I leave. It's my baby. I just said officer Nash. >> You just what? Here, take a Have a seat. Just calm down. >> Officer Nash. >> Okay. >> Officer and everything. I just said the police here. I'm not a bad mom. >> Okay. What were they here for? >> I don't Am I Don't I SWEAR I WORKED LIKE I NEED A WOLF SHELTER. She was going to be >> Okay. I'm >> Can I put her in her room? >> Okay. Go put her in the room. Yeah, that's fine. >> I promise she will not hurt me. >> Okay. Just don't let her come out at me. >> No. No. No. No. Don't shoot me. >> While the female officer is dealing with the mom, the male officer is talking with the child. >> You want to sit in the front seat where it's a little warmer? >> Yeah. >> All right. Now that mom's not around, what? You can open up to me. Okay. So, my mom I I don't say anything, but my mom randomly says, "You're um would I be get in trouble if I say what she says to me?" >> No, you be honest with me. You're not ever going to get in trouble with me. >> I don't want to be I don't want to say it, but she says I'm a um I'm >> You can say whatever. >> You're not going to get in trouble with me. >> It's okay. She says I'm >> and I'm a liar. I'm not lying. She says she wants me dead. And Kira, >> she said she wants her herself. And she said you're done breathing. She said she hates me. She doesn't love me. That she never wanted me in this world. And I said what? >> Hang on one second, ma'am. Okay. >> Could you get my dog, Bella? >> What kind of dog is it? Um, I don't actually know. It's like a brown kind of dog. Okay. >> It's like a brown spotted dog kind of, but could you get that out cuz she makes me feel a lot better. Okay. >> But make sure she doesn't run off. She barks a lot. >> Yes, ma'am. >> She's inside right in there. >> Yes. I'm talking to a child. Have you ever heard the b- word from anybody else? >> Um, >> or just your mom? Only my two moms cuz my dad died when I was 2 years old. >> Such a smart and sweet kid. The mother on the other hand. >> Yep. I want my child. >> Your child is fine. We're not leaving with your child. >> Leave. >> Okay. Well, you can believe or not bleed. >> Can I just sick seven? >> Do what? >> I'm freaking out. >> Hang on right there. Okay. She appears to be on the damp. >> I'm just here. >> Shush. Can I shut that? >> Yeah, you can shut the door. >> My purse is broken. >> Okay. >> Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. >> Your door's open, ma'am. >> Bella, I'm freaking out right now. She won't. >> Is your door not? >> No. Oh, >> please don't shoot. Don't shoot her. Please. >> I HAVE NOT. >> I'll get her. Please caution him. >> Okay, I'll step back over here so you can get it. >> Please second. I got it. I got it, sir. I'm so sorry. >> Okay. Where's your driver's license at? >> You're freaking me out. I I'm having a heart attack. I think I'm sorry. I'll beat my child. Can't believe. >> Just hang out right here. She's not going anywhere. I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> No, you can stay right there. She's fine. >> I'm good. I love you. >> Now, the female officer will talk to the child. And she's just as sweet to her as the male officer. >> Staying warm in here. >> Uhhuh. >> What do you got right here? Oh, >> it's a HuggyWuggy from Poppy. >> If you look it up, it's a bad game, but there's a lot of cool things about it like on YouTube. And I really like it. >> And I like Hucky Lucky the most cuz he's so furry. >> Oh. >> And warm. He keeps my little hands warm. >> Do you have any any marks or anything on you? >> Can I see your arms? >> Yeah. >> You're not hurting anywhere? >> Uh-uh. But my toe is cuz last night when I got my TV tooken out cuz cuz I accidentally spelled a cuss word. I didn't even know. And the little cord to put the TV in got my toe. That's >> Can I see this arm real quick? Not in >> not invisible. Hi. Can you check Huggie? >> Can I check Huggie? You bet. >> Oh, nothing on the legs. >> He only has tummy hand. >> Yeah. >> My mom is speaking. >> She's okay. >> But can I have my dog, Bella? >> We'll We'll see about Bella in just a minute. Okay. We just want you to stay warm. >> Are you a girl? >> Mhm. >> Wait, what? >> Mhm. >> You're actually a girl? >> Mhm. I just like my hair short. Oh, that's the same with my other mom and my dad at 2 years old. >> Um I do have a really special picture of um in my room and I really really want it cuz I don't know what cuz I cuz it makes me feel emotional. I feel calm. >> It does. What's it a picture of? >> It's of my brother. My dad. >> She stated no. Here's the uh mother's ID. mother. Okay. Okay. Bad. No problem. >> And also show me and my mom's belly. But um a long long time ago before I was born, she had guns. >> Mhm. >> And she does do and she does smoke green eagles. >> Oh. >> CPS already came twice. Like once at the school, once here. And I'm really scared. We're here now, so you should feel safe. We'll make sure you're okay. All right. >> But do you know who Gigi is? My aunt. >> Uhuh. Who is your Gigi? >> Um, she's my aunt and I and and my and I meant to go over there tonight. So, can you drive me there? I'll >> Does guide you? >> Um, does Gigi work here? >> She doesn't work. >> Oh. >> Um, I'll guide you. >> Do you know what her name is? >> Mhm. Jennifer. >> Jennifer. >> Uhhuh. But um can I guide you to her house? >> Well, let him just stay on the phone for a few more minutes and we'll be able to talk more about it. Okay. >> I know, but I meant to be at my genies cuz my mom is really unsafe. >> I am shivering. >> Honey, are you hurting anywhere? >> My toe. Cuz I told you about that. >> She said no, she's not hurting anywhere. But she did say that her mom used to have guns. Her mom does and smokes a lot of green eagles. on Fourth of July. Um, sometimes in a different car I'm allowed to like do this to look at >> Oh. to look at the fireworks. >> Uhhuh. And sometimes we do fireworks like last year. >> I like doing fireworks. They're fun. Especially the ones that go way up and they >> they make all those pretty colors. >> Yeah. But I get like my ears. It hurts. They're really allowed to show up. >> Yep. I did that when I was a kid, too. My mom and dad would take me and I'd be able to sit up there and just be able to watch all the fireworks. I just hang out at the door like this and put on to this thing like >> Yep. >> I didn't have any dinner. I did have breakfast and lunch at school, but no dinner. >> And I do do I do do homework. >> I do do. >> You silly. >> I meant to say I do homework and I do a lot of school work and I am really flexible. Watch this. >> Are you a cheerleader? >> No. I wish I was, but I am trying. But I I'm just I'm just tired today. >> She says she hasn't had dinner at all. >> Hey, are you cold? >> Uh-huh. >> You want me Do you want me to turn the heater on for you? >> Uh-huh. >> All right. Well, turn the heater on and you you have a seat in that beautiful front seat right there. Okay. >> Um, >> and then we'll shut the door to where the heat will stay in and me and my partner have to talk about a couple things real quick. Okay. >> Okay. Wait. Do you have any opinion that I could at least have a snack on? is cuz I >> We'll make sure. Yes, we will make sure you have [clears throat] something to eat, baby. I promise. >> Cuz I feel really sick. And I think it's because um I haven't ate. But I have a um marshmallows and cotton candy. >> Okay. Okay. Turn your feet right over that way here. Look, I'll even turn this light on for you so you don't get scared. Okay. >> Any games here? >> No, there's not any games on that one. Look, I got something for you. Look at this. >> It's like one of those you squeeze. >> I know. There you go. Hey, look. >> If it was >> even got you a sticker right there. Hey, you want one for your >> Uhhuh. I would like him. >> You want him to have one? >> Uhhuh. This if this this is pretty good as his hat like >> there. He can have a He can have a sticker, too. >> Do you have a phone? Like I could have a little video. >> No, not yet. We shouldn't be much longer. Okay. And then we'll take you We'll take you to your aunts. Is that what you said you wanted to go? >> Uh-huh. I meant to go there. I'll guide you the way. >> Okay. >> Um I'll say where it is, but it is kind of at the edge of the town. >> Okay, that that'll work. Okay, just hang out. >> The officers then turn their attention to the mother to put her under arrest. >> Res me. I just I I I I don't know why. Oh, I don't have anything. It's just my furnace. >> This is my baby. Just please go with us. >> He's going with y'all. >> Yes. Why? Go ahead and stand up for me. >> Whoa. >> Stand up because Stand up. I'm I'm telling you to stand up. >> Yes, sir. But why? >> Because you're under arrest. Stand up. >> What did I do to my baby? >> Stand up. >> Drake. >> For real, though. >> For real? Turn around. >> Are we for Can I get >> No. >> What did I do? Are we for real? Are we for real right now? >> Real is a heart attack. >> Well, it's a freaking heart attack. What's going on? >> What's up? Long time no see. >> What's going on? What is going on? Please. What is going on? Please. I'm not going to try and get Please tell me. >> She can cuss you. >> Yeah. >> As the cops put her in the car, she started to resist. >> Come on. Let's go to the car. >> How did I hurt my child? >> I only have socks. Oh my gosh. Oh my my What are we doing? >> Stop pulling away from us. >> I ONLY HAVE SOCKS. >> I don't give a what you have. Go you. >> Okay, I will. >> Oh, I bet you will. >> Stand up against Quit grabbing me. Don't you ever grab me. >> Oh, hell no. >> Stand up against the car. >> I got >> Relax. Relax. >> Look at this. I got stitches. You just slam me. >> Because you're trying to grab my genitals. That's why. >> Get in the car. >> You >> get in the car. All right. You're catching. All right. >> Get in the car. >> You just caught another charge. >> All right. Come on. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Come on. A little bit. >> You don't want to lose your job, sir. >> I'm not worried about that. >> You should be by the way you pick me up. >> Cuz you resisted me. >> I never once resisted. I got everything on my arms. >> Okay. >> I'll take this to court. >> That's fine. I'll be there. We'll see you there. >> No, you won't. >> Is that a threat, too? I'm sorry. >> At the station, her mouth gets nastier and nastier. >> Okay. >> How dare you do me with my childhood? What's your issue? You got like an issue against me or something? >> I don't even know you until just now. >> So, what's up then? Why are you hating? It's my baby girl. Her father's dead, son. I never hurt my child. >> Okay, go ahead and start sliding back this way. Move your feet THIS WAY. >> I NEVER hurt my child. What are y'all doing? >> Grab on. And I always get beat by men. >> Well, I'm a woman, so >> I know. Don't worry. If you keep on grabbing, I like it. >> You got something, huh? Let go yet. You want to let go yet? Let go of my heart. >> Stand right there. And do not move. >> Up, you mother. >> Stand in that wall and face it. Don't move away from it. Oh, so y'all can break a mother's face. >> Face the wall off. Okay. You just got another [ __ ] assault on a peace officer is what you just got. >> You just face a spit, man. >> This woman is charged with criminal mischief, child endangerment, and aggravated assault on a peace officer. Moving on to the next case where the police saved this kid from her mother after a horrifying attack. Um, son comes up and says, "My mom hit me in the head with a statue in the house and then tried to drown me." >> Oh, stop. Don't hang your head. Don't head. >> Just keep it down. >> You keep it down. >> Oh, yeah. I want to go to prison. These guys are the devils. >> They are the devils. >> It's May 3rd, 2025, and cops responded to this situation where a mom does the unthinkable to her 5-year-old son. Here's what happened next. I forget you. >> Okay. >> I love you. One second. >> Come back for me. Hey, W. >> All right. Send her up. Can I get her to that car in the cage? >> All right. [screaming] >> You get her left arm, I get her right arm. >> No. >> You know what? >> Stop. Stop. >> You know what? Just stay here. >> No, [ __ ] >> Stop. >> I'm not. >> Stop. >> I'm not. I won't. [laughter] >> Get away. Get on her left side. >> Brian get my only bel. >> Just watch your knee and I don't want it on the back. But you're on her arm, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Be on her arm. >> Hey, what? >> Thanks for coming, guys. >> Please give me my only son. >> Hey, what kind of drugs have you taken? >> What kind of What kind of drugs have you taken? >> I love >> What kind of drugs have you taken? >> God, I love you. >> God, I love you. >> God, I love you. is here. So, >> Awax is gone. That car right there. >> Awax is gone. >> Awax is gone. >> The devil got here. >> The devil is killing you. >> It is not true. >> Grab a few pairs, will you? >> Forgive me. >> God forgive me. >> You good? >> God forgive me for I have sinned. I'm not. I just had a tap. >> Forgive me for sin against my only wire though. >> Oh [ __ ] >> God forgive me for I have sinned against my only begotten son. >> Yeah, it's frayed. >> Actually should be fine. Let's see if it works. >> Oh yeah, we're fine. We're fine. >> Oh, stop. Don't hit your head. Don't hit your head. >> Just keep it keep it down. >> Keep it down. >> This woman is mental. still acting all erratical even after being restrained. It's got to be really hard for these officers. >> Devil, get off me. Devil, get the [ __ ] off me. Awax, >> I forgive you [gasps] and [ __ ] social media. >> Okay. >> East side, North A. Pyro gang. Awax is God. >> Let's do it. >> And these are the devils. >> All right. Stand up. All right. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Use your legs. >> Use your legs. Under your knees. Stand up. Stand up. Rolling towards that you roll stand up leg. Stand up. >> Yep. Nope. >> No. Don't sit down. Stand up. >> You piece of [ __ ] >> I'll [ __ ] kill all of you. >> Oh yeah. >> You want to just kind of >> give Awax, give me one of them guns >> and I'll shoot him. Awax, give me one of those guns and I'll [ __ ] kill him. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I figured. >> Awax, I forgive you. >> A body. Hey wax, I forgive you for making me feel my one and only beyond devil. Get the [ __ ] off me. Get the [ __ ] off me. >> Get the [ __ ] off me. GET THE [ __ ] OFF. [screaming] OKAY, >> AWAX, forgive me. [ __ ] God. [ __ ] God. [gasps] God is social media. You guys are being lied to. Got it. Social media. >> What's your name? >> My name is Patrice. Shirley Murray Garcia. >> Patrice. Patrice. >> What's going on tonight? >> Um I um I I just um I'm nothing really. I didn't do anything. >> My son's fine. >> Have you been taking drugs today? >> No, I haven't. >> You haven't? >> Nuh-uh. >> You normally act like this? >> Um yeah, this is normal. >> This is normal? >> Yeah, this is hella normal. Being outside with no clothes on and stealing. >> Oh, hell yeah. This is normal, >> you guys. It's the devil. It's the devil. IT'S THE DEVIL. IT'S THE DEVIL. IT'S THE DEVIL. IT'S THE DEVIL. He's trying to kill me. >> Hey, >> relax. Relax. >> I'm going to get all the info and do the report. >> Okay. I don't think you got to use force at all. It was just me >> holding her down. >> I mean, we'll ask somebody. I don't you didn't do anything. That was mainly me doing it. >> I [ __ ] my only begotten son. >> [ __ ] my only son. >> She went down and came right back up. >> My only begotten son. >> Um >> so after restraining this unhinged woman, the cop then came to talk to the neighbors to get a clear picture of what actually happened. And uh it was horrifying. >> So could you kind of give me a rundown of what happened? >> Okay. I was sitting at the window at the couch. >> Okay. >> And all of a sudden the doorbell rang. I seen the little boy come walking around, but I didn't see any blood or anything. And he come walking around and he rang the doorbell. And I got up and I come down to answer the door. By the time I got down there, he was gone. >> Okay. >> But there's blood on the door on the step. And he went running down that way. >> Okay. >> And then I walked down that way and to see what was going on. And then the lady come walking around. She says, "Call the cops. Call the cops." >> I tried killing my son. >> That's what she said. That's what she said. >> Okay. So, she said I'm going to quote that. Call the cops. I tried killing my son. >> Right. >> Okay. Um All right. And then what else happened? >> And then uh I called I told him that he come out and I says, "Call the call 911 that she tried killing her son." >> Uhhuh. >> So he did and then we talked to the the dispatch and they got all you guys come in here and >> the little boy, he was scared. He wants his grandma, >> right, >> and everything, but his grandma's not home. And that's why I need to go know if I can get a card with the name on it and that so I can call have her call you guys. >> And I was told by another officer she went into your home. >> Yes, she went home. >> So what happened with that? Okay. So >> we're standing down there with the little boy. >> Okay. >> And the door is open like it is now. >> And we have a poor girl downstairs. >> Okay. So that's a charge loot in front of a child. >> Yeah. And and I seen her and she was running this way. >> We got mosquitoes. >> Yeah. So many mosquitoes. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, I think we're in the wrong spot. But then she went in the house and he went in there after her >> and she shut the door and she charged at him. >> Okay. >> So, and then after that, what happened? She tried to. >> Well, yeah. She tried to attack me and my neighbors come running across the street and tackled her and you know cuz she >> she was swinging at you. Okay. Did you get hit? >> Yeah, I got hit in the head a couple of times, but you know, like I said, I'm I can take it. I wasn't that bad. I just don't want to be attacked. But >> I couldn't defend myself. She's what, 300 lb? I don't know how big she is. >> Okay. Do you mind just giving me a rundown of what you kind of told them? >> So, do you mind holding that face? I'm just kidding. >> I was sitting in the garage. My dad saw a boy uh run down here and was standing looking this way and he's like, "What the heck is he bleeding?" Gets up, goes checks on her, checks on him >> and he was bleeding. We brought him back over here >> and got him sat down, started cleaning him up, asked him what was going on. He said that his mom tried beating him with the statue that too. Um, and tried drowning him as well. And she's been doing it all day today. And so I'm just trying to comfort him, making sure he's okay. I'm like, "You okay, bud? Like, is there anything I can do for you? You want water? Do you?" >> And you noticed he had blood on him? >> Oh, yeah. >> Where did he have blood on him at? >> Top of his head, face, neck, clothes, shorts, >> you name it, he had it. And I noticed her came back out naked down there. >> So she was originally clothed. >> Yes. Okay. >> And um next thing I know I get told that she's going try and go into the old couple's house down there. So I go down there to make sure you know every everybody's safe. He's too old to defend himself, you know, and so much. So I'm going to go make sure everything's going to be okay. >> Go up there and she just starts coming out. Oh, all you devils or all you demons are devils and >> you're all doing and all this. And I was like, you better back up. Like, you don't want to do this. Like, I'm not >> I'm not playing around. Like, back up. >> And she was just coming at me aggressively and just all crazy. Like, >> did she or anything? >> Yeah, she when she reached to grab Well, she >> Yeah, cuz she hit me to grab my hair. >> Okay. And that's when I took her down and I held her there and she's yanking down on my head. >> So she hit your face when she went to grab your hair. >> Yeah. >> Where where did what side of your face? >> What' you say? >> That side. Okay. >> All right. Yeah. Thank you guys. >> Thank you. >> In the end, she was charged with disarming a police officer, aggravated child abuse, and burglary. Moving on to this case where a delusional mother is smoking while her toddler is inside the car. If you're recording me, then you're just trying to make me say some weirdo. >> Where do you live? >> Uh, on Mars. >> I can rip you out of this car and put you in handcuffs, and I do not want to do that in front of your daughter. >> You're obviously smoking. >> There's a kid in the car. >> Illegal. Tell Donald Trump to pick up his daughter. >> It's January 22nd, 2025. Cops respond to a local PetSmart following a report of a woman potentially under the influence of a controlled substance while shopping with her daughter. When the officer arrived, he was met with absolute denial. >> Hey, how you doing, ma'am? >> Good. How are you? Oh, >> I'm not too bad. Hey, um, I want to be honest. Uh, the employees here, >> who? >> The employees here, they're they called me for they're concerned for you. >> Who is >> the employees? >> General, >> huh? >> The general. >> So, they they think you might be under the influence of something or intoxicated. Is that the case? >> Oh, no. >> Okay. >> And why would you ask? Cuz I was just at the pharmacy. >> Okay. >> They're backed up in their line. And my prescriptions are in my cart. >> Okay. >> Thank you for asking. >> I have no idea. I'm I'm not too bad. How are you, man? >> If you don't mind me asking, can we step outside and have a discussion? >> I'm bringing Ro with me. My daughter. >> Is that your daughter? That's perfectly fine. Yeah. >> I'm having a girl's day. >> Okay. All right. Well, I just want to have >> I got you. Well, let's talk outside and we'll let you go back shopping. Okay. Where's your daughter at? >> She probably >> How did you uh How did you get here today? >> I drove. >> You drove? Okay. >> I didn't drive over anyone's mailbox. >> Oh, I know. I understand. I'm just curious. Which one's your vehicle? >> You know my vehicle. >> Huh? >> You know which vehicle is mine? >> I have no idea, ma'am. This is the first time I've ever spoken to you. >> Yeah. >> You don't know who I am, >> I have no idea, ma'am. >> Now, while the cops trying the best he can with her, her uncooperative attitude was as bright as daylight. Now, it's going to get much worse once they moved to her car. So, I don't want to do this in front of your daughter. That's why I want to speak to you a lot. >> Talk to you like this, right? I'm not here to >> talk to me in front of my daughter. >> Well, I'm not here to air out your business, right? >> I'm going to turn the radio down. I need you to sit in the car. >> Okay. Well, if we do that, I'm going to need you to take the keys out cuz right now I'm seeing a blunt right there. >> Okay. >> You buy those from every single gas station. That's illegal. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to From my personal experience, that looks like a blunt. Okay. I'm not Listen, I'm I'm not here to give you a hard time, okay? I'm just trying to figure out what's going on, but I'm going to need you to turn the ignition off. >> We're at least turn it down. [music] >> So, what what's your name? >> What's your name? >> Raquel. >> Raquel. What's your last name? >> Jennings. >> Okay. Do you have a L or do you have a license? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. Do you mind if I take a look at that? >> Uh, if I knew where my purse was. >> If your purse is not one of those, >> if my phone wasn't dead, I could show you my license. >> Okay. What's your date of birth? >> Well, if you're recording me, then you're just trying to make me say some weirdo. >> I I'm not, ma'am, but but as of right now, it it seems like you might be under the influence of something or or maybe having some >> having some sort of medical issue. >> Oh, do you have a medical issue? >> I don't. >> Neither do I. >> Okay. So, how what you said you So, you drove here today. Okay. Where do you >> Yeah, I drove here just like everybody else. >> Okay. Where do you live? >> Uh on Mars. >> On Mars? >> Yeah, I live on Mars, dude. >> Okay. Don't Don't cap with me. Don't act like you don't know who the I am. Like I >> I don't. This is the first time I've ever talked with you, ma'am. >> Oh, right. >> Why did she assume that the officer knew her? She probably think she's some kind of big deal. Has to be recognized for some reason. Or more likely that she's had more than a few run-ins with law enforcement. Yeah, definitely the second one. >> So, you didn't take anything today? Haven't been drinking? >> Oh, my prescriptions. >> Okay. What do you >> Yeah, my prescriptions. I take all my medicine. Okay. What what prescriptions do you take? >> Uh, go ask CVS and Target. >> Well, obviously they're not going to give me that influence. >> Okay. Well, then get the out of my face. >> Well, there's there's no need to be unpleasant with >> I'm going to go ahead and leave. >> If you leave, I'm going to pull you over cuz right now I think you are under the influence of something. Right now, we can right now we can do this. I can rip you out of this car and put you in handcuffs. And I do not want to do that in front of your daughter. >> Put the car back in park. >> Oh, >> put the car back in park. >> Oh, you put in I'm put >> the car back in park >> for what? Put the carame >> Put the car in park. >> That's who. >> I'm telling you right now, ma'am. I am giving you a lawful order. >> From who? >> From me. Right now, I I will rip you out of this car, ma'am. Do not test me. >> What? You're going to tase me? >> Never said that. >> My daughter, >> listen. I'm trying to be as pleasant with you as I can right now. I think you're under the influence of something. >> My So, here's the thing. If you talk with me, this can go a completely different route than it's about to go. >> Do you understand that? Put the car in park. You know, even the nicest cops have their limits and uh she pushed them. He treats her with patience and respect for the sake of her daughter and her own well-being, but she refused to listen. So, he gives her one final warning. Comply or force would be used. And it was clear he genuinely didn't want it to come to that. >> Put the car in park. >> Put it in park. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> No. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> For what? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle or we'll remove you from the vehicle. >> For what though? Step out of the vehicle before I remove you in the vehicle. >> We got to go. >> No, she's going to sit in the car. >> The child's going to remain in the car. >> Step out. >> Step out. >> Who says who? >> I'm not going to ask you again. >> For what reason, though? >> Because you're obviously smoking. There's a kid. >> Illegal. >> It's illegal to drive under the influence of >> No, it's not. >> All right. Step out. Step out. I will I will remove you. >> Okay. Come on. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Nice girl way. Okay. >> Super nice girl. Cuz you guys don't want You guys don't want to >> face him. Face him. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to be detained. >> Here you go. Wrap me up by Christmas morning. Grab me up by Christmas morning. Exactly. >> You want to see what happen? >> Watch. You do this to me once. I don't know. Hopefully you guys live on Mars, too. I know to god you live on Myers cuz if you don't I got you for this cuz he didn't even introduce himself. >> Back up. Back up. >> You're just being detained. Back up so I don't close the door on you. >> Well, I'm not trying to grab your >> That's not what we're doing. >> Really? Now he just hit me in my head. Really, >> dude? No one hit you. >> Yeah, he just touched my >> Just lean lean towards your car. Lean towards your car. Lean towards your car. >> You don't have to sit on it, but just lean towards it. >> Don't ever touch me in my chin again. I swear to God. >> I'm going to read I'm going to read you touch me in my >> I'm going to read you a couple things, >> okay? And you're going to listen to me. >> So, right now, you have the right to remain silent, >> okay? >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand your rights as I have explained to you? And having these rights in mind, are you willing to answer any questions? >> Nope. >> Okay. So, I'm going to ask you a question that's not going to be pertained to this case cuz right now you're under arrest for intoxication in public. >> What? >> And child endangerment. So, do you have somebody that can come pick up your vehicle or your daughter? >> Preferably both, but more more importantly, you need to pick up your daughter. >> Do you have a family member that you can contact? >> Um, yeah, my phones are dead. >> Do you have a phone number? >> Yeah, I have a plenty of phone numbers. Who's do you want? >> Anybody that can come pick up your daughter, >> Donald Trump. >> Tell Donald Trump to pick up his daughter, >> please. Perfect. Well, she brought her smartass attitude to the police like they're there to play games. But let's be clear, this isn't a joke. She's driving under the influence of a controlled substance with her daughter in the back seat. Does she really want CPS to step in here? Because at this point, it's obvious that the child is not safe in her care. >> Yeah. >> So, here's the deal. If you're not going to work with us, we're going to have Child Protective Services come pick up your daughter. >> Bet. I have my home girl. She's my case manager. Child cold slides, pick them up. And yeah, you you can call you can call Vic, my husband, or my mom, and they'd be happy to come pick her up. >> Okay. What's their phone number? >> Well, you need to pull out your phone. Where's your phone? Yeah. Where's your phone? >> Do you know the phone number off the top of your head? >> Yeah. Call 540. >> Hang over here. >> You said to You're walking away from me. >> I am sitting here to take a freaking break. >> I'm going to go pull my car around and pull up laser beam. Do you want to have a seat in my car to get you out of the cold? >> No, I'm I'm doing just great here. >> Okay. Well, regardless, you're going to go in the back of my cruiser at some point. >> I know. Just as soon as Rail comes, like I'm not going to sit in her car and just like leave her like that. That's not right. When Vic comes and picks her up, then we'll go together. >> Well, he's going to hang out here with your daughter while I take you to jail. >> No, he's not. That's exactly what's going >> Okay. You have to bring a female cop. >> Yeah, you would. Oh, right. >> You're telling me that you're going to have a man that doesn't >> Come here. Come here. Come here. We're going in the back of my car. >> Pray on camera. >> It does. >> No, the doesn't he doesn't even know that dude. And neither of you guys even introduced yourselves. You didn't even say hi. How are you? >> I did. That's the first words that came out of my mouth after brought >> Go ahead. Have a seat in there. >> If you guys had brought the other dude, it would have been way better. >> Who's Who's the other dude? >> That's Toy Story. >> Have a seat. >> If you had just saved you a minute. >> Thank you. Yep. >> And just can you move my hair on my face? >> Thanks, Dad. >> Yep. >> Thanks. >> She There's a number attached. >> Yeah, I was going to call. >> I still need to get her name. >> Is your dad's name Vic? >> No, my dad. >> Her dad? >> My dad? >> Oh, is it is it your mom's dad? >> Is that Is that your mom? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> What's her name? >> Car. >> Hey, who was the registered owner of that vehicle? the the number you guys dropped in the notes. >> Jason Hoskins. >> Jason Hoskins. Okay. Yeah. >> Rachel. Okay. Can you can you pass me to Jason, please? This message is for Jason Hoskins. Um, if you could call us back immediately. Um, we have an arising emergency right now. >> Are you cold? >> You're cold. Do you want this blanket? >> Is your name Rachel Adcock? >> Hey, who is who's Jason Hoskins? >> That's my husband. >> That's your husband? Is that is that Rowan's dad? Yes, they're all his dad. >> Okay. Where's where's he at? >> I'm his dad, but you know what I'm talking the queen uh Queen Africa. >> What's her name? >> Queen Kenya. >> What's her name? >> Uh we are trying to make arrangements to pick up your daughter's daughter. Rowan. Um if you can give me a call back at either this number or 540. >> It's a disposal packaging system. >> And you said Jason's there right now? >> Yeah. Okay. >> He should be there. Um and you can't kick our door in just >> That's not what we're trying to We're trying to let you know. >> We're trying to make arrangements to come someone to come get your daughter. Okay. >> If you go to Lowe's, you can get the It's only $32.99. You can get those and they're pretty good. And you should shop there. >> Okay. All right. >> Yeah. Shop there now for the for the locks. Nobody can kick your door with those. So, if you just get like three or four of those, that would probably protect you from that door. Now, I'm not promising windows, too. The windows are easily accessible. So, tread landing. >> All right. when you get a chance, could you get her name and date of birth? She's not making a whole lot of sense, so I'm not going to be able to get any information from her. >> The woman is charged with contributing to the delinquency and abuse of a child. Moving on to the next case where the police saved this child from a lying mother. >> I'm warning for that little girl because whoever she's with, they're either on drugs or um I know that girl was drunk and she left. >> She was with you. And where did she go? >> They took her because they had >> no money. So, it was just you and your daughter and these two people took their little girl away. So, how do you owe them no money if you don't know who they are? >> Drug dealers. >> On November 29th, 2024, cops responded to a call about a 31-year-old woman who had her child blow into a breathalyzer device before driving off and then rolling over in the West Mesa area of northwest Albuquerque. What is happening here? I don't care. Can you take a picture? It's fine. But stay. >> Anybody else in the car? real quick. There was a lady in here. She's wearing black. She has a black skirt. She's Hispanic and they pulled her out. >> But there was another lady with her and they have a little girl and they took off walking around here. So if you see her, >> they were in their car. >> Yes. That were in here. That's what according to them. I'm worried for that little girl because whoever she's with are either on drugs or um I know that girl was drunk and she left. >> She's Hispanic wearing black. >> Hispanic. She's wearing black. It's a skirt with black boots. All black. She looks wearing long hair, black, really dark complexed. >> But there was another girl with a bag that has a little girl that's probably about like eight or >> so two females and two adult females and one that's probably about seven. I don't know where that girl is, but she took off walking down the street somewhere. >> Okay, >> so after her accident, there was another drunk woman inside the car and that woman walked off with the suspect's kids in her arms. Let's hear what the suspect has to say. >> That's a baby girl. with you girl. >> She was in the car with me. >> She was with you and where did she go? >> They took her because they >> no money. Who >> were they with you in the car? >> She was. >> Okay. But were the people with you in the car? No. So it was just you and your daughter and these two people took the little girl away. What do they look like? >> And a bike. Because you owe them money. >> Yeah. >> Do you know who they are? >> So, how do you owe them not money if you don't know who they are? >> Because they were drug dealers. >> Okay. If somebody just kidnapped your daughter, you need to stop [ __ ] stalling and tell us who they are. >> At first, the officers were genuinely concerned. According to the suspect, her daughter had been kidnapped by drug dealers. But, uh, it's not going to take long for them to realize the truth. This woman is lying through her teeth. Are you guys able to get it? >> Yeah. >> She literally pulled around and drove right into the pool like she did. >> Is she not that little girl in there? >> She was with not in the car, but she said her little girl's in the store. >> The little girl with her friend came in and grabbed sodas cuz I was on the phone when walking towards the accident. They were walking off property >> cuz she's saying they kidnapped her daughter >> because it was because they also >> cuz she said that they're drug dealers and that >> that she owes them money so they took her daughter. >> That's her right there. >> It's It's a girl. She her daughter and the girl ran in the dark and they're outside smoking. Let us know, kitties. We're going to get >> What do they look like? >> Oh, they were just like all black clothing. >> Yeah. >> They said they bought So, look. >> So, I don't care if you guys have drugs or doing drugs right now. Okay. Who do you buy drugs from in this [ __ ] context? >> What room number? Okay, you're all full of [ __ ] cuz I know all you do drugs. I don't care about that. >> We just want the little girl. That's all we care about. >> Where's the drug dealer? >> They didn't say they didn't say like specifically like the first. What did the bike look like? >> They just said a bicycle. >> A bicycle. They were on a bicycle. >> Yeah. >> Sure. >> Like one of those [ __ ] ones. >> Yeah. Like where did you get your drugs from here? I'm not going to continue up on this. If you're not going to help me, then >> Okay. I've been I've been doing this job a long time. I know somebody >> Are you the one in the car? Was there anybody else in you on there? >> Do you remember what happened? Robert, >> no. >> You have a driver's license on you. heading for Robert. >> He's going to my goal. >> Do you have a driver's license on you? Do you know your social? >> What's your first name? >> So, the woman's given the officer a hard time because she refused to provide any information. And not once did she ask about her child's safety. more than property. Who >> doesn't want to talk to her sister who is >> Your head hurts. >> Your head. We have an ambulance coming. They're going to need to speak to you here in a second. >> Cuz I forgot >> and all those crackers are trying to like blast me and they all told me they were going to set me up. >> Did you have anybody else in the car with you? >> Yeah. exper that way. They told me not to say nothing and they're on the [ __ ] bike with the [ __ ] >> Where do they stay? Where do they stay? >> They told me I have to say nothing. >> Where do they stay? >> They stay in the hotel. They stay everywhere. >> Which hotel? >> The motel 6. >> Okay. Where did you meet them at? >> At the hotel 6. >> Which room? >> At the room 67 or something like that. Like that. Yeah. Get the [ __ ] police. [laughter] >> Listen. What were they wearing? >> They were wearing black and the motorcycle with the horn. >> A motorcycle or on a bicycle? >> On a bicycle. Please get After a while, the cops found the suspect who was with the little kid. And they also found out the other truth. >> Don't ever don't ever think my baby girl. >> You just went right here to McDonald's officially speaking out. Your car was flipped up. >> Sorry. >> I think the medical staff need to check her out. Okay. She's just been in a bad crash. in the car. >> Yeah, I just she was picking out McDonald's. >> She's getting >> You picked me up. >> No, you picked me up with your car. >> I wasn't even driving your car. I didn't drive your car. I wasn't driving your car. >> I was not driving your car. Do you want to be transported to my >> I was not going to take me home baby. >> Can we take you to the hospital? >> Because you were just in the back rest. >> You're the one that flipped the car over. >> Yeah, you were. Yeah, you >> were a seal. >> Uh, I'm going to >> I'm going to assume that. Where was her body? >> Uh, in the store. I guess this girl took her into McDonald's. >> Allegedly, she saying she does. >> She's going to walk with us. She can walk with us. No, she can go with us. What's Yeah, she can walk over to the ambulance for a little bit. >> Do you want to walk over to the ambulance instead of >> safer to walk her over there? Okay, >> let me go under your right over here. >> I'll I'll walk with you over there. Okay, >> we'll walk you. >> Okay, come on. I got you. >> No, I want to get to >> There you go. >> No, we're going to fall right behind you. Okay, >> I got you. Don't be [laughter] scared for me. Sit back for me. Okay. [laughter] >> Isis, come here. >> You and I come. Come on. >> She's going to walk with us over to the truck. Come on. She We're going to fall right behind you. Okay. >> I promise. >> We're going to fall right behind you. Okay. Can you set her up? >> The woman is charged with child endangerment and providing false information to the police. Let's move on to this case now where a horrible mother throws her kid on the pavement. >> So, we had a call that the kid was crying. Somebody else said that they saw you drop him in the parking lot. >> Okay, >> you can get out. We can walk around. That's fine. >> No, I don't. I just want to GO HOME. >> LET GO OF ME. LET GO OF ME. >> It's July 12th, 2023, and cops get to this neighborhood about a one-year-old child harmed at a home in Harvard, Illinois. The cops found out that the mother had allegedly thrown her toddler on the concrete pavement. And here's what happened next. >> Hello, Caitlyn. >> Yeah. >> Hi. That's your kid with you? Okay. So, we had a call that the kid was crying and some whoever called it in thought you might be having some trouble with the kid or >> disciplining it or something. >> No. Okay. Well, somebody else said that they saw you drop him in the parking lot. >> Okay. I didn't. He I sat him down to put him in the car seat. >> Okay. Can I check on him real quick over there? >> No. >> Well, I have to. >> Why? because I want to make sure he's not injured. >> He's not. He's fine. >> I have to check. >> I just put him down and he like fell. >> Okay. Well, I'm just going to check and make sure he's not injured. Okay. >> It's not a question. I have to do it. I have to make sure the child isn't injured. We have cred credible information. >> It's not credible information. Nobody saw I was putting the baby in the car seat. >> Okay. But two people were telling us that they witnessed you drop the child. They didn't say it was on purpose. It's not a I put him down in the parking lot. >> Okay. >> He's been crying a lot lately. >> Then I just I'm just going to check on him and make sure he doesn't have any injuries. Okay. >> Well, I mean his lips have a little blood. Am I >> That's okay. And we're just going to make sure he's okay. >> He is okay. >> All right. Fine. >> Well, I'm going to We need to check on him. Okay. >> Okay then. >> You can get out. We can walk around. That's fine. >> No, I don't. I just want to go home. Like, you know. >> Why did you leave when you saw us? I see. >> Because I'm scared. I'm always scared of you guys because the last time the police were involved in my life, it's been bad since then, you know. >> No, I don't I don't know what you're talking about. >> So, he's okay. >> Okay. Yeah, we just need to check. I mean, that's okay, right? >> Hey, it is okay. >> Okay. >> He got like a little hurt. I sat him down, >> but he's okay. >> Hey, bud. >> Hey. Say hi. Like, he got a little hurt when he fell, but he's okay. It's >> okay. Okay. >> Well, we just need We're going to have rescue check. >> No, rescue doesn't need to come. >> Right when the officer got there, she's immediately uncooperative with an attitude. But because the officer's friendly, he convinces her to let him check on the baby's health. But then things are going to get pretty bad when the officer takes a closer look at the baby. >> No, because you're saying like you should No, because you said that you just came to look at >> Why are you pushing me? >> [screaming] >> Do not PUSH ME. LET GO OF ME. LET GO OF ME. LET GO OF ME. LET GO OF ME. I didn't do anything. Let go of me. >> Get your hands behind your back. Get your hands >> Let go of me. >> Get your hands behind your back. >> Doing this to me >> because you were pushing me. >> Because you're in the way of my car. >> Get the R5. >> Please. Why did you just do that to me? Just relax. >> J5 Kaitlin Montana tightening up. >> And dispatch rescue. >> And check out this toddler. >> He's got some injuries. >> Tighten these up. >> Please stop. >> Third and >> what am I under arrest for? >> They're all pushing me for one thing. >> What am I under arrest for? >> Pushing me right now. What am I under arrest for? >> That's aggravated battery. Police offic. [clears throat] >> We're in front of >> Third Street. >> For what? >> For pushing. >> Pushing me. >> Because you're in the way of my car and my kid and my >> your kid's injured and I was checking on him. You can't push me another way. >> Have my glasses. >> Yeah, we'll get them. >> [clears throat] >> Hi buddy. How are you? >> Hi. >> You okay? >> Where's your leg? >> You want a toy? >> H I can get you a toy. >> What do we got in here? You got any toys? We got this Chicago Cubs. What do you think? They're pretty nice. >> Wow. This woman clearly doesn't care about her child at all. All she cares about is not letting the officer discover the child's injury. >> We're going to have rescue come out, check out your kid. Okay. Take him to the hospital. Make sure he's okay. We're going to transport you to the police department. You can't push me out of the way like that. >> I'm sorry. I'm very protective of Andrew. The last time the police came, they took him away. The dad didn't know. Like I'm so protective. I'm I >> am like at this point in my life where >> this has been going on and like there's nothing I can do. >> Well, you Well, what one thing you shouldn't do ever is push a police officer when we're trying to check on the well-being of your child. That's that's a good thing that we're doing. Okay. When you're pushing me out of the way, that means you really hurt that. Well, >> this [ __ ] hurts. >> Sometimes I got to do that. I can't let you get on back into the car without checking the, you know, the medical status of your kid who's got injuries. You can't be pushing me out of the way when I'm doing that. >> It's not right in any sense. >> But it's not right to get in someone and tell them that you're taking their >> I didn't even say that to you, did I? >> So, we got a report that um >> Hold on. Nikki's going to be okay. >> The paramedic. >> We've had this mom. So mom was carrying like a football and was angry and upset. >> Threw him on the ground. Look at his face. >> Her a witness. >> Hi sweetie. >> She threw her on the ground. >> That's what the witness said. She was holding him with kid like this and the kid was then screaming was screaming and crying and she just dropped her face first into >> obviously you want them transported. >> Yeah. You guys are you're in protective custody, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> She's going to jail cuz she was pushing me out of the way. So she ain't going to take any kids. >> Is there family here at all? >> Yeah. >> No, >> no, no. This isn't even She lives in Northfield. >> When she saw us over there, >> that's the mom. >> Yeah. So family of 24. Are you available for a phone call? >> Does the baby have any >> medical issues? No. Any allergies? Doesn't take any medication. No, no problems during pregnancy with the baby. You have a lic. >> After the officer took her to the station, he moved on to take her statement about the incident of her dropping the child. You >> mind if I ask you some questions about what happened today? >> Sure. >> Okay. So, we got a call that and the concern was with your child. Um, they weren't sure what exactly was going on, but they knew your child was crying. I don't know how they knew that or who actually even who Okay. I don't know who called. Okay. Um, honestly, I they wanted to be Okay. Um, they thought for some reason that you may have been hitting the child. Um, so that's the call we got. That's why we we showed up there. So, he has some bruising on his back and, uh, look like on his butt and a couple other couple other places. Do you have any idea how he's getting bruises all over him like that? >> No. So, you never notice that he had some bruises on his back and his butt >> here or there and stuff, but >> I mean, I have kids. I got a couple kids, too. So, I mean, I've gone through all that, right? Um, but you you never noticed the bruises on his butt and his lower back. And when's the last time you changed his diaper? >> This. >> And you didn't notice that? >> Why do you think you wouldn't notice that when you change? >> I mean, I'm just ahead. wipe his butt and he moves so fast and he runs away. >> Just advising rescues in round to 800 Haze Court. 800 Haze Court for brief trouble. >> Not responding. They're all tied up. >> Some of the bruises were looked fairly fresh and some of them looked like they've been healing for a little bit. So, [music] I mean, >> you didn't notice any any old bruising at all either. 24. >> She was charged with aggravated battery of a child causing great bodily harm, aggravated battery in a public place, aggravated battery on a peace officer, child endangerment, two counts of resisting arrest, obstruction, and domestic battery. Moving on to the next case where this mother lets her child wander alone on the highway by himself. >> Did mom know you're leaving? >> Yeah. >> So, what makes you say mom's kind of dead? Mom, don't don't take me out. >> She knew he was out there by himself. >> Welcome to February 24th, 2024. Cops get called to this highway regarding a child driving a ride-on toy truck by himself with no guardian present. What is happening here? >> Hello. >> Okay. >> We came along and he was driving up here going this way. >> Going that way. >> Yeah. And he was on this side of the road here. >> Hey buddy, >> we're trying to get some info. So this is what we got. Let's see if we got his name. >> Okay. >> He says his mom's name is the last name is pain. >> And the grandma is Shannon. We don't know where they he was supposed to go to grandma's home. >> Supposed to go to grandma's house. >> Yes. He says it's about two or three miles away. But he left. I don't think he's very sure. He's not dressed to leave or anything. It looks like he left on his own. You know, it was it doesn't look like it was a contract. >> So, you just leave you leave >> you leave with mom. >> We have a bake shop near my grandma's house. A bake shop. >> There's a bake shop. Huh? >> Bake shop. >> Oh, >> by your house? By the shops? Where? Is it by the shop? >> No, trick shop. >> A trip shop or shark? >> Shark. >> Shark. >> That's right. House is somewhere that way. >> Do you mind read your nose? Did mom know you're leaving? >> Yes, >> she did. >> I told her. >> You told her. And what'd you say? >> She say, "Mama K, find a way to get there." >> Okay, so the mother of this wonderful child knew that he was going to grandma's house and tells him to find the way on his own. What kind of mother is this? >> Okay, so you remember where you came from? Like which way is your home? That way toward that way. It's down the road that way. Yeah, I go to >> Would you be able to show me if we went for a ride? >> I can go to Claire's house. >> You know where would you be able to take me to grandma's house if we drove? >> Okay, I can take >> Yeah. >> So, you are in the big car now. Look at you. It's like the movies. >> I'm going to grandma's home. >> Yes, you're going to grandma's home. Nice to see you. >> That's what he was saying. He lives right down there. >> There's about 20 DCF investigations. Oh, nice. Okay. >> Shannon de Demit grandma. That's what he told me. So, >> yeah, the house is right around >> where you want to go around to mom's house then. >> Yeah. >> Well, those 20 DCF investigations on the mother says a lot. Now, let's see how the officer handles this sweet child while collecting info with utmost care. >> Going to go see mom. Okay. >> Why? >> Cuz she gets to take you to grandma's house. Okay. Is mom home? >> No. >> She's not home. Where is she? I was at grandma's house. >> She's at grandma's house. >> Yes. >> So, mom went to grandma's house and said, "Oh, as long as you get there." >> Yes. >> Yeah. Jeez. >> I guess I'm going to grandma's house. >> Okay. Well, what we'll do is we'll go check in with mom and then uh we'll take you to grand we'll take you to grandma's house and we'll go from there. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Here. You want me to take this out so you can sit in the the car properly? Oh, maybe I should go back. >> Well, I don't want to put you in the back. It's dirty. It's where all the bad guys go. You're not a bad guy, right? >> I I like to go back. >> You want to go in the back? It's plastic. See? >> So much humor when he's age. >> Yeah, he's cool. >> I hope they stop growling at home. >> There you go. >> And that he knows what to do. >> There you go. Why? >> Cuz well when I put a bad guy in here, you can't put on his own seat belt. So I got to put this one on. So it it keeps him safe. Cuz then what I do, you take this and it straps you down. Keeps you even safer. There you go. There you go. >> I can shut now. >> You want me to shut it? >> You want to hang out in here? >> You want the window open? >> I already did it. >> You already did it. How'd you do it? What? Got the window to go down. >> That's going to be a weird prank. >> No, I'm not going to take you to prison. >> My mom is not home. >> She's not home. >> What about your dad? You know where your dad is? >> My dad's dead. >> Oh, that's not good. Who's a Cringle? Who's that? The guy with the last name Cringle? Does your mom have a boyfriend? Is that who's staying at the house? >> No, that that that that's my dog. That my dog name. >> That's your dog's name? Yes. >> So, who's at your house now? >> Nobody. >> Nobody's at the house. >> Only my dog. >> Only your dog. Did you feel alone and that's why you wanted to go to grandma's house? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> So, let's go there now. >> Well, well, give it a second. And if mom's at the house or not at the house, that's where my uh partner went to go check. I got to call your mama because she's not supposed to be leaving you home alone. I found mom's phone number in Asus. I'm going to try and give her a call. What do you want to do when you grow up? Little man >> design. You can't get out. That's You can't let criminals get out. >> Lock it. >> Yeah. >> Open it. >> No, I can't do that. >> Cuz don't you want to go to grandma's house? >> No. >> I Yeah, I know. I got to wait. Is mom working right now? You said grand mom's at grandma's house kind of. What? Is she being bad? >> Kind of the same. What does that mean? She's dead, too. That's not good. >> How'd you get out of the house? >> Was everybody sleeping or? >> He's saying nobody was home. >> Nobody was home. >> That's what he's saying. >> Where was grandma? >> He said he was Sorry. >> He said he was on way to grandma's house and he left mom's house. Oh, >> and mom's house is this way and grandma's house is this way. >> So, what way was you going this way? >> He was going this way according to the uh people that found him. Who else lives with you? >> That's one chicken. >> You have one chicken. >> Oh, I mean one potato puppy. >> One potato puppy. Yeah. >> A barely use his legs. >> And look, tuck them down like this. >> Yeah. So, what makes you say mom's kind of dead? Is she home sleeping? Like, is she Did you >> What makes you say she's kind of dead like dad? >> No. >> Huh? >> Go at grandma's house. >> But grandma, >> but your mom and grandma live in the same house, right? >> No. >> Yeah, but it's that way. They both live over there in Oric. >> No, no, that way. >> Yeah. And that's where you're going, right? To Oric. >> Yeah. >> And my mom. Ah, >> okay. >> Go. Come on. >> Once my Once my boss tells me I can. Okay. >> Who's that? >> The the the bald guy that was over here. He's my sergeant. >> You mean that Bob head? >> What? No, don't be mean to him. He's nice. Not the first guy. The first guy that was in a different like uniform. That's a canine unit. He has a dog. And then that one's my boss. >> A blob head. >> A blob head. It's not a blob head. Don't call him that. No, potatoes. >> No, >> potatoes or hair. >> A what a smart kid. That interaction between him and the officer really warmed my heart. It is so sad that his mom is totally irresponsible. Later on, the grandmother arrived. >> Hey, look who it is. You know who this lady is? >> Were you riding that out here? >> I think he wants us to go. You both live off of Oric, right? >> I don't, but it's my house. >> That's your house? Oh, okay. Okay. So, they want us to go over to Oric. You all right with that? >> All right. So, he's Does he have to stay in here or can I take >> Oh, I mean if as long as you're going to come to Oric with us. >> Yeah. Yeah, that's right. >> He was trying to go to my >> Yeah, that's what he was saying. He was on the road. All right. So, he wanted me to bring the kid with me to Oric and have you follow us. I don't know why, but So, Grandma's going to take your uh four-wheeler and he's she's going to put it in her car. Okay. We're going to go over to Oric. He's in there. Grandma's coming. I can't get anybody answer me in here. >> Well, yeah, I kind of have to. Do you see the dog? Do you know that one? >> No, that's one not mine. >> That one's not your dog. >> No, not mine. >> What about the house? Is that house familiar? >> What house? >> Yeah, that house. >> No, >> that you don't know that house either. No, >> I know. >> You're just playing with me. >> I know a house. I don't know that dog. >> You Oh, you know the house, but not the dog. Well, what house is that? my house. >> Okay. >> My mom's coming. Don't Don't take me out. >> Don't take you out. You said your mom's coming, though. Is that the lady with the blonde hair? >> No. I don't know her. >> You don't know her? Don't lie. You know it's not good to lie to cops, right? >> No. You can get in trouble. >> No. Shut that door. >> Okay. I will shut that door. >> No. No. I thought you were going to get out. >> No. >> Can you get out or No. >> I mean, he he doesn't want to see. >> You don't want to get out? >> No. He's He's not very happy with mom, apparently. So, we're just kind of rolling with it until they release him to him or until figure out what's going on and how we got out. >> Can I talk to her? >> Yeah, you're good. The windows open. >> I mean, you can hear the kids stressed out when he knows that his mom's coming. And then he said that he didn't even know her. While the kid's talking to grandma, the officer makes a call to DCF to report the situation. >> Call up DCF. >> Okay. >> Let him know what we got. You need to call him up right now. And I want you to hang with that kid. >> Yeah, he's in the back of the car. He's hanging. He doesn't want to get out anyway, so he's fine. >> Based on the information provided, I will accept a report. And this is since child has been recovered and is like home, I'm just going to make it a 24-hour response. >> Okay. Do you want us to release it to release him to mom or grandma or >> Well, we can't here at the hotline advise you on whether or not to who to release the child to. >> Gotcha, sir. I mean, I can, you know, I can make a note in the private section for the investigator to contact you, but I can't guarantee that he or she will today. >> Gotcha. Okay. Um, I mean, he's going to be at either of those two addresses >> within the next 24 hours. >> Well, I will have both addresses. >> Perfect. >> Talk to him. >> Yeah, you can talk to him. >> Can I open the door? >> Yeah, just keep him. >> Yeah, sure. Uh, they accept it. >> Okay. >> They said 24-hour response though since he's home. But they said >> she's going to town. >> Yeah. So, but we can give it to grandma. I'll give him to grandma. >> She said she called her. You were still out front. She never came out. No. >> She knew the kid was out on 41. She never came out of the house. >> Yeah. I'll let you go and I'll let you go and do that. >> Okay. Perfect. You got my high viz jacket, man. How'd you do that? >> I go out. >> Yeah. >> He's very little mastermind, huh? >> Very um ADHD. It's hard for him to sit still. I couldn't get his motorcycle. >> That's all right. What we can do is we can um You don't have enough room like in the in the background. >> I got stuff that I was hauling to my shop. So, it's all like a big rug and stuff and there's not enough room for it with that. >> Gotcha. >> And >> I mean what I can do is um I can always put in the backseat of mine. Uh if he ends up going with you, uh I can always put in the back seat and just run it by the warrant address and just drop it off there or even here since it's dead. >> Oh, is it dead? I didn't even know it was >> Yeah, it wasn't working from what uh what I was told. So, are you gonna be good? You gonna be chill? Not going to be yelling at me anymore. Tell me who I called and stuff. >> Okay. >> Not okay. It's a yes or no. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. There you go. Can I push down right there and then put it on your shirt? Just don't stab yourself. Okay. >> Yeah. There you go. Just like that. >> Wow. >> Hey, look at you go, little man. >> Junior Deputy Sheriff. Wow. He's definitely harder than all three of my kids were combined. I I have to say that. Look at him smiling. He's like, "Yeah, I know. I'm good with that." >> 100 miles a minute and still does stuff that you can't take your eye off of him for a second. >> Yeah. He said he was going to said he was going to ride his little thing all the way to your all the way to your house. He was like, "Oh, yeah. It's two or two or three miles that way." Like, really? He's like, "Yeah." Like, okay. >> You know, when I am when I'm driving like say I'm bringing him home, but I tell him I was bringing home. He'd be like, "Why are we going to my house?" >> He knows all the directions. And if we passed my mom's, he'd be like, "You missed your turn." [clears throat] >> He He's really good with that. It's kind of amazing to me. You know where everything is, don't you, dude? >> Yeah. >> I can't believe you're filthy dirty and you got no pants on. And uh >> Yeah. We'll see if we can get get him some pants. Does he have clothes at your house or anything? >> He's got clothes in here, too. But >> yeah. Okay. We'll probably see if we can get some of our clothes and stuff like that. What? Don't look at me with those mischievous eyes. Little man, what are you doing? What are you thinking? >> He told me, he said, I I told him mommy had one eye and three legs >> and blonde hair and blue eyes and one tooth. >> Yeah. >> I was like, did he tell you all that? >> And one ear. >> And one ear. Is that how he described his mom? >> No, he [laughter] said blonde hair. I remember that. But then uh soon as she came walking out, he tried to hide in my car. He's like, "Mom's coming. Blob hair. You >> want to get in the >> Yeah, blob hair. That's right. >> You want to take it off or No, >> I take it off. I got it in my pocket. >> Yeah, you got to push down. There you go. >> You don't got a pocket. >> Yeah, I was going to say you don't have pants on. >> There's no pocket. You only have underwear and a shirt. >> I can put >> Don't put it in your underwear. >> Put it in there, man. >> Yeah, I can put it in. >> You want grandma to hold on to it until we get you in pants and then you can put in your pocket? >> Let go. I go do it. Actually, I not yet. Not yet. >> I know. Get him a pair of pants for him. >> Um >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> I mean, I don't see why not. I would just I I have to hang out with him. So, >> I would ask try not to wait until either they're done talking or um >> I like you. >> I probably just wait until they're done talking and then ask just cuz they're doing an interview right now. So then when they're done then you can be like, "Hey, I'm going to go get him pants." And then we'll go, "Okay." So, I mean, I don't see why not. But right now it's kind of like we don't like letting people go into places that we're not at. If that makes sense. >> Are they arresting her? >> Yes. So >> I will update you now. So this is a neglect thing now because she knew she knew he was out there by himself. >> She the statue goes by supervision as well. >> So >> well I Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. She That's a little incorrect or some miscommunication on our part. >> What part? >> Whatever. Can I say >> and then as well as him too, please? What's up? >> Just give us a second. Okay. >> No one. You're okay. You're not in trouble. Okay. >> I was just We have to talk to mom and stuff. Okay. >> Don't leave me. I don't like >> No, I won't. I'm going to stand right here. You'll see me. >> Keep a door open. >> Okay, fine. I'll keep the door open. >> I like yours. >> You like mine? Well, yeah, cuz it's shiny. No, I like a a tickle and a weapon. >> Yeah, >> that weapon one. >> It's not a weapon. It's the Florida. It's our state. >> Oh, >> it's not a weapon. >> A cotton. >> It looks like It looks like Actually, it doesn't look like that. I was wrong. It looks like this one. See how this one has the uh Florida on it? Yeah, it looks just like that one. See, it's just colored >> to get the trade. No, >> I can't trade. I'll get in trouble cuz they'll know that that one's this one. >> Why do they keep that one? >> Because it's identifies me as law enforcement. Tells everybody that I'm one of the good guys. And that means that you're also a good guy. Means you're a good kid. I don't give those out to any kid. I only give them out to the good ones. Right. Wearing that means that you're going to be a good kid. >> I only book one. >> Yeah. I'm not going to do another one. >> Let me tell my mom walking in your mother. >> Yeah. >> So maybe >> Have you ever done this before where you're >> for a couple weeks? >> Oh, for a couple weeks. She left you in your room. >> Yes. I broke a window with one. >> You broke a window. >> Coming. >> I'm going to close the door for one second. I have to. Okay. My boss is calling me. Give me one second. Okay. I'll be right back. >> No, don't do that. >> So, while this wonderful officer is staying with the little kid, the others finished arresting the mother while she was being uncooperative. >> Okay, hang on. >> Hold on. How about you take off your shoe and I'll do it for you. And I don't want you to hurt yourself. So, what you can do is you can put it right in there. >> Are you going to poke me? >> No, I won't poke you. which I won't. See, there you go. Look, now put on your shoe, no, mama. Those those legs are mining them. >> Yeah. >> You like that? Does that work for you? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Look, here comes some pants. Tada. Some pants. >> Grandma. Okay. >> All right. We'll just go from there. Okay. >> Do those just cinch up on you? >> Yeah. >> The cuffs? Yeah. I don't care. Well, >> I don't care how tight they are. It doesn't bother me. >> Oh, okay. I'm just making you aware that we're going to end up going into my car and I'm going to end up transporting you down there. So, I'll be able to fix those. >> I don't care. It's fine. Doesn't bother me. I lose everything about. >> So, we're going to get out. We're going to end up going to my car. Okay. >> And I'll get you your slides and then I'll make sure that mom gets to talk to you before we're going to >> um that I'm not sure about. Uh, let's get in there >> cuz I really don't want to be in this. >> I understand. Let me Let's get in there and then we'll help. Then we'll work on that. Okay. >> You don't want to be walking around everybody in this. >> Oh, 100%. >> As for the clothes and stuff, we >> just take her what she's wearing. >> Take her what she's wearing. >> Okay. And then just bring that along with her. >> Just bring this if she if the ex wants to allow her to get changed in that they they can. >> Okay. She was like to wear the pajamas. Um I don't think we do that unfortunately. >> No. So if they want to get make clothes there that's fine too. >> Okay. So it's up to >> her actions up there determined her not to be >> Makes sense. >> Not uh bec. >> Okay. She wants to talk to mom for some reason. >> Okay. Then we done. >> Okay. I got your phone and clothes are going into a brown paper bag. We're done. >> All right. Cool. I didn't know she was uncooperative. So I was told no. Um that No, I said you might be able to. >> The mother was charged with child neglect. >> First at 320. That plate was clear valid till December. A black Honda Civic 2X. >> Copy. 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 walk. >> 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. We 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 next to the vehicle and on this westbound towards 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. Ma'am, I need you to stop. I need you to stop. I need you to stop. You were just involved in a collision. Okay. Is the little one okay? It's a bad crash. We're getting fire here. Okay. >> So, I'm trying to get her home. >> No, home's not going to help. I want fire and medics here. Okay. >> Her home. >> She can sit in the back of my car and stay nice and dry. Information. >> 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 it needs to do with me. I need you to stop 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 anywhere. This is an optional 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 to. >> Are you okay? >> Let's stop for a minute. Okay. >> She needs a fire department. >> No, she's fine. >> Is she crying? Is she a medical assistant? I know how to assess ma'am. >> Someone is injured. Here's the thing. the 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. >> Whatever you do 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. >> She needs to go home. >> 6131. I got a second coming, right? >> We're going to stop. >> She needs 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 have a problem 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. Stop. >> 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 rescue. >> This is an optional me. She needs to go with >> 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 don't. Please don't. >> I need you to wait here. I know how this ends. >> Okay, she's going. >> You don't know how this ends yet, >> but I need you to stop. >> I'm a medical assistant and I can >> You were in a really bad crash. You know 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. I >> 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. >> Staying here. Please, >> 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. >> 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 >> 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 know how to assess for injuries. >> That's what medical providers all >> I understand that. >> So, >> right. >> Do you need priority? >> What's these two? Okay. And where was she at? >> She was 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. >> 37. >> She's She is going to go to your mom. I don't want her to go anywhere else except for my mom. >> Okay. She's going to go to your mom. >> I understand that. I do understand that. Are you listening to me? >> Okay. We're going to take her to your mom's. I do. >> I'm going to 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 gonna be okay. All right. 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. I was It was my best friend. Sorry. >> Okay. And we got into a fight. She said, "Take me out." >> Okay. >> And so I left. >> Okay. >> And I was coming home. And >> do you want to do any voluntary field sobriety testing >> 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 and whatever happened to me. Whatever happened >> I got it. >> But I just need ourage 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. Okay, I don't give a >> 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 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 balance. I'd be wobbly whether or not I was sober or not, you know. So, >> okay. Go put your hands behind your back for me, ma'am. >> We have one in custody. DUI 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. Yep. She took her. Yep. Go ahead. Face this flag for me 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 >> if if you if you decide to wave those right over. >> Okay. >> Do you know how much my bail is or >> I don't know. Did >> it work? >> Looks like it did so far. 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