battery. She's been beating the crap out of me. She pulled half my hair. >> When did this happen? >> Don't Don't spit. Don't spit. >> I'm being detained illegally. >> Ever since I've been interrupted, she has been nothing but being verbally arrested towards me. >> You're broke. You're mad. You're mad. your ass. >> It's wild how some people turn shared living into complete chaos, acting like their roommates are the problem the entire time, eventually forcing the police to get involved. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's craziness and cops versus dumbest women who terrorize their roommates. Starting with this woman who locked that door and refused to let her roommate in. >> Get it. They're detaining me. >> It's January 26th, 2025, and officers are responding to a residence regarding a woman who refused to let her roommate into their home. So, here's what happened next. >> He's the one I was around back. >> It's the police department. Come to the door, >> ma'am. >> She's in the kitchen right there. She's in the kitchen just like right there. >> Hello. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. Can you come to the door? >> Why not? There's no one over there. >> I just want to talk to you. >> One more time. >> I said I just want to talk to you. >> Just kick the door. >> No. >> No. We're not going to kick any door down. >> I have to pay for that. >> Ma'am, can you put that pan down, please? >> That's also my >> two cups. So, so patience. >> You're real good at your job, man. >> I didn't put that up. >> Ethan, Ethan, can sit in the car, please. >> Can you come to the door, please? >> There's a bunch of naps right there, too. And it's disgusting. >> Okay. If if you open the door, I can come look at the gnats. >> Can you come to the door, please? >> It's another cop. Thanks. >> 1 2 3 1 2 3. >> So, she she has the You guys don't have a key to get in the house? >> No, it's not a code. It's an app on the phone, but there's also a deadbolt. So, as we were open it opening it, she pushed it back closed and deadbolted. Four. Okay. So, it's a dead wolf from the inside. >> I hear you. >> She came out this morning and now I'm walking. >> What's her name? >> Her name is Aa. >> Aa. >> She's She's right. Yeah, you can try to, but she's uh she just went over that other corner. I'll go to the other side and see if I can get >> a >> That's one nutty girl. Recording the police is one thing, but the pan I mean, maybe she's recording that pan because she knows she's cooked. Uh, can I talk to you real quick? >> Can you open the door? >> No. >> Can I Can we talk through the window? >> The police. >> Can I Can I come inside and talk to you? >> Well, how are we how are we going to solve this? Because your roommates need to go inside. >> For what? >> They live here. >> They don't clean. >> That's not That's That's not the problem. They live here. This is where they lay their their heads at night. >> But they don't clean. >> So, can can we >> pay? >> Okay. Miss Martinez, is there a way we can solve this? Can I come inside and talk to you or can another >> No, this is >> Who keeps trying you? >> Who keeps trying you? All right. How long has you've got How long have you guys been dealing with her? >> Two months. Well, she moved in in December cuz our roommate saw that. >> So, how did how did this come out where she kicked y'all out? What's >> We went Okay, so this morning she was having an episode thinking I stole her stuff, but really her boyfriend came yesterday and took the stuff that he bought her and left. >> So, she came begging on my door. I opened it. She screamed in my face, came in with a skateboard, called the police. Well, she called the police and they already knew what was going on. Another mental lockdown, so this has happened so many times. Like, not locked out, but me dealing with her like this so many times. >> Yeah. >> And they're they're just letting her stay. >> Seventh time. >> So, who all lives here? >> Seven times. >> Who's who all lives here? >> Um, my roommate's currently got her boyfriend. She's on her way. Uh, >> does she have a key? >> My roommate has a key. >> Okay. So, we'll wait for her and we'll come inside. We'll go inside. >> I not We have a key. She deadbolted it. So, They can't. >> There's a dead. >> Oh, okay. Hello. >> So, let me get this straight. AA or whatever her name was moved into their home and decided to change the rules or agreements and lock them out of their home multiple times at that. Maybe it's time for the roommate to evict her. >> Hey, can you open the door? >> No. I'm sorry. My officers, they're crazy. They knew how to open this door from the outside. Can you open the door >> for me? Why not? >> Because I was blind. You need to go talk to >> Yes, ma'am. I'm trying to talk to you so we can kind of figure everything out. >> Okay. Because I saw him literally open this sliding door. >> Mhm. >> And I was like, "How the fuck?" >> Oh, okay. I see. You want to open it for me so I can come talk to you? >> And I was like, "This Sometimes >> maybe open the front door for the other officer if you can. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Why am I getting a random bill? >> It's a good question. >> Look, if I can come look at the bill. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> My name is >> Aan. If I can come inside, I can look at the bill and kind of help you figure everything out. But I can't do it from out here cuz I can't see. >> I can open the door and hand you the bill and you can look at it. >> No, ma'am. I have to come talk to you. >> I don't think so. >> Why not? >> Because I'm [ __ ] crazy. >> Come here. >> Come here. Where are you going? >> Can I come and talk to you? >> Are you in that room? >> Here. Go. Go to the other side. What? Can you come here real quick? Can we just talk through the window? >> [ __ ] open my [ __ ] door. >> Do you have like mental health issues? >> Do you have mental health issues? >> I know how. >> Whoa, >> that was not nice. >> Yeah, there's definitely something wrong with her. Maybe drugs, alcohol, some mental health thing. Either way, the officers are about to find a way into this house and put this girl in handcuffs. >> Is that window kind of loose? >> My window? >> Where's your window? >> Oh, there's one right here. >> Is Do you know if it's loose at all? >> No, the screen. Yeah, >> I pulled the screen out, but the window is locked itself. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah, she's she's going to jail. >> Okay. Uh right there. You did you fix the car stuff? >> Okay. Whatever we need to do to get in, get in the car. >> That window is right by it, though. >> Yeah, I tried that one. >> Yeah. You put me on this car at times. You have any weapons? >> Stab me. So, >> we had carving equipment in the uh for this pumpkin right here. >> I haven't seen any guns here. >> No, just carve it up. >> I think it just ran the door. >> I think it just ran the door in my way. >> They put those things on the door. >> Yeah, the dead. Hey, what's up? >> I had it. >> You're wearing my daddy >> here. Just hold it. >> You have it. I have it on recording >> on my phone. You guys don't know me. >> Oh my god. I'm hurting actually. >> It's okay. >> After securing the girl, the officers then moved her to the squad car. >> They held your thumbs out. Can you guys stand out with the Don't do that. >> Why they flash you guys? Gosh. >> They don't know me. >> All right. Well, she slipped them >> in my car. >> You good? >> We're coming out here. All right. >> Good job, Jess. >> Thank you. >> Come on. Hold on. >> Hey, shut up. >> Get it. >> They're detaining me. >> You're not detained. under. >> Can you put me on that car at least? Ow. She's trying to her gun. >> Can I get on that car at least? Please, >> please. >> Uh, rip. Oh my god. >> You got a rip, man. You got it here. Grab. >> I got it. >> Where's your rip? >> It's in my bag. I'll grab it. >> You want to grab it? I'll get it. I know. >> You got anything on you? >> Uh, no. >> It's broke. >> Go check it out. >> Hey, Facebook. >> Excuse me. >> I told y'all that I got >> Why can't I just shut up? >> Supposed to have been out of this apartment. What are you doing? >> I don't know. Maybe because people been trying to me out. >> Yeah, because you've been having some issues going on. >> No, I haven't. See what I mean? Everyone thinks I'm crazy. You're not you but but you're not letting us into inside the house. That says otherwise. >> Yeah, that's what they just told us. You good? >> Can you get my shoes, please? >> We'll grab them. Just sit inside. >> Wait, it's cold. >> Sit inside. >> It's warm here. >> Make sure you check that. Unless she got >> Do you want me to put her seat belt on >> so she doesn't >> I got it. Yeah, >> I'm being detained. >> You're No, you're under arrest. >> Why? >> Oh, I'll definitely that day. >> This girl is charged with obstruction and interference with a residence. Moving on to the next case where this woman thinks she can abuse her roommate without any consequences. >> Battery. She's been beating the crap out of me. She pulled half my >> When did this happen? >> Stop. Don't Don't spit. Don't spit. >> Like we don't need that. >> No, that's >> I'm being detained. >> It's March 25th, 2024, and officers respond to a laundromat after getting a report of a woman being assaulted by her roommate. Now, here's what happened next. >> Yeah. So, she just didn't want to come out and like be seen by her, but that she's inside. I just want to let you know, man. >> Okay. Where is she at? >> She's in my shoes. >> Yeah. >> She's right there. >> Hello. How's it going? >> What's going on with that female? >> She's been hitting me all night long. >> All night long. >> Spitting on me. Um, >> yeah. >> What? Can you describe her? She's sitting over there in that parking lot with a blue laundry bag and a black trash bag. She wasn't wearing black. I've got bruises all over my body from her. She threatened to slit my throat with card. >> Who is she to you? >> She's my roommate. >> She's your roommate? >> Yeah. She's um kicking me out and won't let me have my belongings. She damaged my car just now in the parking lot. She pulled all my stickers off. >> What did What do you want to do right now? >> I um would like to file charges for battery. She's been beating the crap out of me. She pulled half my >> When did this happen? >> All night long. She held me hostage. Wouldn't let me leave. >> Okay. And did you call last night? >> No, she wouldn't let me. She stole my phone. She stole my keys. >> So, did you call today? >> I just called when I got here >> right now. >> Yeah. >> As this officer was speaking with the victim, another officer approached the roommate to prevent her from leaving. >> Hey, I just need to talk to her real quick. >> Oh, okay. Sure. Yeah. I'm just >> I just need to talk to you real quick. I'm I'm in an Uber home, sir. I have done nothing. She's upset with me about I don't even know. I just want to leave the situation and go back to my home. I have done nothing. >> Well, that that's what we need to try to figure out now. Okay. >> Yeah. I >> Can you just step out of the car for me for a second while I talk to you? >> What time did you wake up at? >> I haven't gone to sleep since yesterday cuz she's been beating me. >> So, why did you call How did you get to laundry mat? >> I drove my car. >> So, how did you get out? I I just left while she was in the shower. Actually, she came with me. I thought we could try to work things out. We got here and she started being violent. I have witnesses. Okay. >> I'm trying to walk away from her. She's following me. She's all in my face and spitting on me and >> threatening me. I I told her she's your roommate. >> Yeah. I told her I'm not giving her a ride home. I am literally just trying to go home. >> Right. Right now, we're trying to figure some stuff out, right? So, yes, you're not. >> Are you going to give me a ride home? I just paid this guy and he's just trying to work like this job. >> I understand it. >> That's what I'm saying. If you if he wants to wait if he wants to wait, he can. I'm not sure. >> No, he shouldn't have to. >> Hold on. No, I'm too sorry. >> Very sorry, sir. I'm I'm just trying to go home. >> One one second, sir. >> I've done nothing. I don't believe you have a right to speak to me. >> I really don't. >> I I'm not doing anything. Do you got anything? >> You were able to leave whenever she went to the restroom. >> I got out of and then I did allow her to get in the car and drove here, but then she started back in here. >> So, when did when you got here, did you get when did you get hit or how did that >> I didn't get hit here. I've been hit all night long. My whole head is bruised and sore. >> Do you want medical? >> Bruises everywhere. >> And I'll I'll take some pictures of all that. >> My whole hand. She threatened to slip my throat with a car key. She did all this up here and nothing happened. >> Like a big huge bump and she pulled like brushfuls of hair out of my head. >> Can you show me? Are you able to >> I don't know if you can see it. It's so sore. >> Meanwhile, the other officers were able to stop her and start speaking with her about what had happened. >> So, right now, we're investigating a battery. Okay. >> There's nothing to investigate. They have cameras there. I didn't touch the woman. I didn't do nothing. I'm not I'm not playing you guys' games anymore. You guys think that it's okay to do this to people and it's not. All I'm doing is sitting here with my wet clothes >> because she won't give me a ride home because she's mad at me. >> Okay. Just hang tight for a second. Okay. >> We're going to be here for a little bit so I can go. >> Yeah, if you want to. Yeah, you got to get me to ride a car. I just need money for that. cuz we can't get reimbursed. So, refund. Sure. He's not going to just take your money. >> I don't want to speak to you, sir. I haven't done anything. >> Right now, you're not free to leave. You're being detained. >> I am not being detained. What have I done? This crazy woman. >> I guess there is there is an altercation. I I'm going to talk to you about it, but right now you're not free to leave. Okay? I'm telling you. All right. >> I can't stand you guys. >> Okay, that's fine. >> No, I don't have to. >> I'm doing my job. Okay. >> No, sir. I have done nothing. >> I don't want to have cause bigger issues. >> I want to go home. I've done nothing. >> Be cooperative or I put you in handcuffs? >> I am being cooperative. What are you going to put me in handcuffs for? Because I wet laundry. I want to get to my home >> because you're trying to leave and I'm You're not free to leave >> because you are disrupting me. >> You're not free to leave. I'm telling you, >> you guys make stuff up. >> I don't Just keep your hands out of your pockets for me for the time being. Okay. Please. Thank you. >> Everything about her screams sus. I mean, the more she refuses to cooperate, the more suspicious she looks. If she truly did nothing wrong, she should cooperate with the police willingly. >> What is your name? >> What is your name? >> Melissa. >> Melissa. How do you spell it? >> Spell it yourself. >> If you were a cop, you should be able to spell >> clots. Spell that as well. >> Your date of birth. I don't know why I'm having to give this to you. I have done nothing. I'm sitting in the parking lot trying to get an Uber home. >> I told you. >> No, you don't have anything on me. You really don't. >> You are. There was no altercation. >> Can you let me talk? >> She got upset because she lost her quarters. >> And called the police. >> I'm not talking about right now. >> That's a psychopath. >> Okay. I'm not talking about right now. I'm talking about whatever happened last night. >> Nothing happened. >> An altercation last night. >> No. And you don't have proof of anything, sir. You don't. >> Okay. >> It's time for me to go home. >> But right now, I'm investigating. >> You are not investigating anything. >> I am. >> No, you're not. >> So, I'm going to give you two options. All right. You either give me you call. >> Are you going to give me a ride home? I'm serious. >> I don't know. >> I don't have a ride. >> Okay. >> And you have just ruined that. >> Okay. >> Right now, >> you have to cooperate for me. If you want a ride home, I might be able to give you a ride home. Right now, there's a lot of calls for service going on. So, >> why are you here for a psychopath like her? What is your date of birth? >> What started the physical education last night? >> Um, I had a bottle of wine and she drank a fifth vodka in half an hour. >> Okay. >> She always does this. She You got You can look her up. She's been in jail twice this year for this. >> Okay. >> I got to go. >> She's not a girlfriend or anything like that. Just a >> roommate. A roommate. Okay. >> Doesn't And I know it's very intrusive. You guys didn't have like continuous maybe sexual relations? >> Never. >> No. I just have to ask. >> I'm sorry. I I don't have anything. I I get you. I just got to ask them. Especially nowadays. What time did this What time did you guys start drinking at? >> About 4 in the afternoon. >> Yesterday. >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's what time you guys started drinking at? >> Yeah. I drank a bottle of wine. I was tipsy. I told her to pick me up. I sobered up for real. >> So about 4 you guys were just drinking. >> Mhm. >> And then what led to the physical altercation? >> I wanted to watch something on TV. >> Okay. >> That she didn't want to watch >> and then she just started hitting you. >> Yes. Okay. >> Telling me I'm a piece of [ __ ] Just saying awful things to me, beating me up all night long. Wouldn't let me leave. Stole my keys, stole my phone, couldn't call you guys. I couldn't get to the door. She's much bigger than me, younger than me, and stronger than me. I couldn't. She showed me a hostage, all I just wanted to leave. >> Okay. >> Your address? >> Right here. >> What is your address? >> Uh 540 Walton Boulevard. >> 540 Walton. >> Yep. That's where we are, isn't it? >> Man, if you get issued a >> Come on, dude. You know you have nothing on me. Let me go. >> I'm not going to let you go. What is your addresses in case you get a summon in the mail or >> 540 W? It's my address. >> Ma'am, please don't make this difficult for yourself. >> That is my address. That's if I get a summon, that's my address. >> You're legally You do have to write that down, don't you? No, I don't. Cuz I know this is not your address. >> Leave me alone, dude. >> What is your phone number? >> I would never give you my phone number. >> No. Okay. >> Never. >> I don't just give out random information. >> 600. >> You're not here to investigate. You're not here to do anything. >> Why else would I be here? >> To cause trouble. >> No, not 6002. >> I just want to go home, sir. >> I understand that. >> I was sitting here peacefully. You saw that. I'm not >> Innocent people don't act this way. She made herself look guilty by acting like that. Not that she's innocent in any way since the first thing that comes out of her mouth was making excuses for her hitting her roommate when the officer didn't even say anything about it. >> Did she hold you hostage? Was she just >> She sat on my bed next to me awake and would not let me leave physically pushing me, hitting me. So she never let you like walk out >> sitting on me >> punch sitting on me and punching me holding a car key to my eyeball telling me she was going to dig it out holding it to my throat telling me she was going to slip my throat terrified of her and I want to get my stuff but I want a police escort to do it. >> Okay. Is that all you want? And then you want you do want charges correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. And I'm not dropping them this time. >> Done with her. >> Do you want to talk about what happened last night? >> Absolutely nothing happened. And anything she says is untrue and I just want to go. >> I'm asking you. >> There's nothing. >> I don't want to talk about it. Can I ask? >> She's upset with me for something stupid. She does this all the time. I have done nothing wrong. She won't let me drive. >> Answer the questions that I have. >> No, I I just I want to go home. >> You don't want to answer any questions? >> There's no questions to ask, sir. That's what I'm >> I've done nothing. I am sitting in a parking lot with wet laundry. What could I have possibly done? That's what I'm confused about. >> I told you. >> So, so a random person can make a false statement about another individual. >> It's not just a random person. It's your roommate, right? >> She's not anymore. She's moving out. >> Okay. Well, she's your roommate now. >> And again, I didn't touch her. There is nothing to be said. I am innocent. All I'm trying to do is get my butt home. >> I know. I understand it. >> I'm upset because I think it's ridiculous to waste your time on something that didn't even happen. >> But think about it. If it was in your shoes, you would want us to do something about it, right? >> Not if I made everything up. >> You would still want us to do something about it. >> I I guess if I was crazy enough to call the police over absolutely nothing. Yeah. I would want you to maybe talk to me. Okay. But the fact of the matter is, I'm telling you, >> that's that's what I'm doing. I'm doing >> I am in public. I have done nothing wrong. I was waiting for my Uber. You made him leave. Thank you very much. Now, I don't have a ride home. I'm just trying to get home. >> Send her an Uber. >> Yeah, cuz I have money. Just rolling. I don't have a lot of money. I'm just trying to get my ride home. She brought me here and it's not cool that you just think that it's okay for her. She's just the innocent victim even though >> nothing happened. That's what we're trying to investigate. >> So, there's nothing to investigate. Can I please call another Uber? I would like to go home, sir. >> As of right now, no. >> That was all through the night till 9:30 this morning. >> Yeah. I don't know. >> And then she gets in the shower. Showers >> and I loaded the car with my laundry and tried to come here and she got in the car. >> She gets out. You're like, "All right, well, we'll drive you over there. Maybe we can fix this." Cuz you're apologizing. And then she's just continuing to yell at you, be rude to you. You guys get here. She Where did she try to spit at you? >> She just was like in my to my face. >> Okay. So, she was just yelling at you as like she was just the spit was coming out as she was yelling at you. >> Um, >> she took my phone out of my purse and tried to steal it. She took my car keys and tried to steal them. >> And you have all those, correct? >> I got them back because the people were telling her. >> Okay, let me go talk to them real quick. Okay. >> As this officer was finishing taking statements from the victim, the roommate outside started to become even more defensive. Am I free to go yet? >> Not yet. >> Oh, funny cops wasting tax dollars like this. This is what you're doing right now. You're wasting it. You can't detain a random person for absolutely no reason. >> You're not a random person. >> I am. >> You're a suspect to a battery. >> I'm not a suspect to anything. You can't prove anything that happened. If If I'm a suspect to a battery that When did this occur? I'm confused. I really am. >> I told you last night. >> Did you get a call last night? >> No, we didn't. >> Sometimes people are scared. >> Bravo. >> Bravo. Okay. I think I am free to go legally. I don't think you can actually detain me for a random battery that didn't even occur. How can you detain a random person? >> You're not a random person. >> I am a random person. Actually, >> you're a suspect for a battery. No, because that would be like saying let's say you you you let's say you trip and you fall on the rocks. Okay, let's say just a random scenario. You could say that I pushed you, but you've got a body key. So, obviously that's going to show that I didn't do anything. You're saying about last night, >> yeah, >> that's what I'm saying. >> You have no witnesses. You have no proof. There were no calls made to you. So, I'm still a little confused why you think you can hold me. >> You're You are right to an extent. To a big extent, sir, I'm not trying to belittle you. What I'm trying to do is show you the facts. You don't have any evidence on you. Nothing. There were no calls made last night because nothing occurred. >> This woman, >> you are a suspect to a battery. Therefore, I have the right to detain you. >> You're hilarious. You don't even >> You don't even know how to do your own job. >> Look, ma'am, >> you cannot detain random people for no reason. >> Miss Clots, you seem like a nice lady. Okay. >> I am a nice person. >> I think you're just having a bad day. >> Do not call me a nice lady, by the way. >> Okay. >> That is very disrespectful on your part. >> Oh, >> don't ever call me that again. I am a nice person trying to go home. >> You seem like a nice person. All right. And you're having a bad day. >> I'm having a bad day cuz the psychopath called you guys and is wasting your time. >> And you're taking that out on me. >> All right. >> Because I just want to go home. And you're not going to arrest me cuz you've got nothing to go on. >> You're right. You're not going to get arrested today. >> I want to go home. any other charges pertaining maybe today? Who knows? You don't have any warrants or anything like that? >> Of course, I don't have zero proof, zero evidence, zero anything. I'm just trying to go home. So, >> I know. >> That's all I'm trying to do. Okay. >> After a while, the officer who was speaking to the victim came outside. >> Answer any questions? >> She don't want to speak to us. >> She doesn't want to speak to you. >> I'm saying, do you want to speak to us? >> I've got nothing. I'm just trying to go home. It's a simple. He read you your Miranda warning, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you want to answer any of my questions? >> I've got nothing to say. Yes or no? It's a yes or no. >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> No, sir. >> Perfect. Just hold on her. >> Oh, she has a [ __ ] ton of bruises, but this happened last night. >> But I guess she's saying that she held her in the room in her physical room like all night. Didn't let her leave. But it's weird because she said she did that. She finally leaves. So pretty much get she goes to her room. She follows her in there. She sits in the room. Anytime she tried to leave, she push her down and eat her. Um and then goes into >> Does she seem fat? >> No, she has bruising and then like she has like redness to like the top of the scalp. She's saying like her hair was pulled out instead of calling us. Loads up, gets a laundry that she comes out. She ends up coming out and getting in the car and she like apologizes her. So then this chick's like, "Okay, I guess you're like you're apologizing. We'll fix it." Gets over here and all they have here is just like an argument. >> They're just roommates. >> They're just roommates. That's the only thing though is that false imprisonment. But that [ __ ] don't make any sense cuz like why are you even going to get a chance to leave and not call us? >> Yeah. >> And driver scared. >> I don't know. call 911 cuz I mean you have and she's not answering any questions. >> The officers are at a standstill. So they gathered more information from the victim and witness. Then they contacted their supervisor who instructed them to detain the suspect for now. Then all hell breaks loose. >> So you're just going to be detained for now. Okay. >> What? >> Just for now. Okay. I'm going to put you in the back of my unit. >> I didn't do anything. >> No. There is absolut No, >> this is unlawful arrest. You cannot arrest me for this. >> You're detained. >> What does that even mean? >> That means that you're not free to leave. I'm going to put you in the back of my unit. Okay. Please, I don't want to I don't want you to get >> How How can you arrest someone when you have no evidence and no proof of anything? You have what this woman is saying in there. I No, I I really need to know because none of this is adding up. >> Okay, >> this seems like a scam. >> Right now, there's probable cause. >> There is no problem. or whatever happened last night. Okay, >> there were no calls made to you last night or to the police. Nothing happened last night. >> She is saying this because she is crazy and upset. How can you detain me when I've done nothing wrong? It doesn't even make sense, >> right? You're being detained. You're not being under arrest right now. >> I This is mind-blowing that >> you can be placed in handcuffs and they can come right off. Right now, when a detective decides to come out, they can do their area of the investigation. Once that's completed, if they feel like they don't have enough on their end, you'll be kicked loose if that's the case being. But right now, you are being detained. You're not under arrest. >> No, I No, I would like to speak to it. No. >> Now, pay attention because this is when her true colors show up. >> Stop. >> Get my clothes. No. >> Stop. You are tensing up. Stop tensing up. There's no need for this. Stop. You're going to end up getting hurt. >> No, you're going to end up getting I am going to sue you detained. >> No, >> you're not under arrest. Stop. >> Ma'am, please stop. >> You can't detain someone for not doing anything. >> How can you detain somebody for not doing anything? This >> is not worth it. >> No, you are liars. >> You're going to get hurt if you don't. >> You are liars. You are No, you are liars. >> Thank you, ma'am. Appreciate that. Yeah, you heard it, sir. >> Okay, please stop, man. >> Oh, let's go. >> Get my belongings. Those are my >> Oh, I'm going to scar the [ __ ] out of both of you. >> Get inside. >> Get in. >> Stop. Don't Don't spit. Don't spit. Do not spit. >> Stop. >> Do not >> stop. >> Do not. >> Please >> sit down. We're not doing this. Sit inside. >> You're in the right house. >> No. I got a female. >> Did she kick you? >> Yeah, >> but we'll deal with that. >> Dear God, it took three officers struggling to put her into that squad car. Imagine what she might do to her roommate. Just like we don't need that female's banging her head on this. >> I have a wrap. Just drive her up over here. >> You're going to throw in the wrap. >> Ma'am, >> you are both acting illegal. >> Can you please stop kicking my partition, please? >> I can do whatever. >> Okay. So, >> you are illegally detaining me. >> If you keep on doing >> this is illegal. >> If you keep on doing that, you see what that officer has right there? It's called >> I don't give a flying. You guys are dope. You know what? You do not get to detain people. You are illegally detaining me. >> You will be placed. >> This is illegal. Shut the you goddamn idiot. >> What is your IQ about? Chen 10. That's what you act like. >> You will be placed in the >> I will not be placed in anything. Shut the and leave me alone. >> Kicking the unit. >> No, you have no right to arrest me. >> You're not under arrest right now. >> Then why am I even in this car? You >> No, you're under arrest. Yeah, >> I am not under arrest. >> You kicked my partner. >> I did not. You did. >> You guys chokeolded me. You goddamn idiots. >> I didn't chokeold you. You were about to spit on us. >> Was I? >> Yes. >> There's no proof. >> You puckered your lips. >> People can pucker lips, [ __ ] >> Okay, >> we both know that. >> We've both been spit on before. So, we >> It doesn't really matter. I didn't do anything. I did not touch you. You were chokeolding me. Both of you. This idiot over here. Carell like Golden Corral. Honky tons. >> Oh, you think that's funny? It's gonna be really funny when I do the [ __ ] >> We don't want to do that. >> And she even threatened the police. This is getting even better. >> You got to be better, man. If I were a real criminal, come on. >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay. Come on. >> I got out of your cup because it's freaking loose. Okay, >> that's why I'm telling you. >> You want me to take off your pistol real quick? >> No. No. >> Stop. Stop. >> Am I going to jail or what? Where? When is this detective coming? >> You wouldn't have been if we had nothing. >> Stop. >> And it wasn't anything. >> But now, since you decided to act like this is where we're at, >> sir. >> I was nice enough to show you that you didn't cuff me properly. Okay. >> You didn't show me nothing. >> Yes, you did. I I didn't have to tell you, but you know what? I did. And I'm going to tell your supervisor, too. You don't know how to cuff people. >> That's perfectly fine. Pick my purse off the ground. No, that is a very expensive purse. I'm I'm dead serious. >> There's no need for this. >> No, I want to speak to your supervisor. >> You will. You have to sit inside. >> No, >> ma'am. Sit inside of the unit. >> All of this illegal. >> Sit inside, please. >> Are you the supervisor? >> Sit inside. >> Wow. >> You think that this is over? No. She hasn't stopped causing chaos yet. Ben, what? >> They are unlawfully detaining me. Mom, >> stop talking. >> Melissa, stop that. We're going to put you in a rat. >> That's rude. Can you please note? >> I can do whatever. Okay. >> I'm being detained illegally by these lovely officers. >> Oh, now you don't want to say it. >> So, the woman spoke to the supervisor and requested to go to the hospital where she continued her reign of chaos. >> Setting up the set the >> No, I need 12. Just all get treated horribly on the job today. Even worse than I treated you. Maybe get a couple shots fired at you. That'll be nice and fun. That's not nice. >> This woman was charged with assaulting a peace officer and resisting arrest. After further investigation related to that incident, she was also charged with battery. The victim was correct about her history of multiple battery cases. Let's move on to the next case where this roommate from hell terrorizes everyone, even the cops. >> If you she going to call y'all and tell y'all that I just tried to stuff like that, I don't even want her here. >> I'm not going to jail for nothing. I'm not just stop. >> You're broke. You're mad. You're mad. YOU'RE >> It's July 13th, 2024. Officers are responding to this residence regarding a drunk woman refusing to leave after causing problems for her roommate. Well, here's what happened next. >> What's going on now? >> All right. So, was you one of the officers that just left? Uh the other officer's on his way. So is this just a continuation just >> Yeah. Yeah. So she now she's saying um she's basically like getting ready I don't know she was getting ready to call you guys and make false allegations. But I don't know once she went to saying oh I can call them back and tell them that you pulled my hair and slapped me. They'll take you to jail without asking you any questions. Or if I was to call them back now and tell them that you you tried to they'll come and arrest you and take you to jail with no question. I say, "You know what? I ain't even gonna play them type of games since you on that type of time and I ain't even going to play them type of games. I don't even want you here no more. So I I want her gone like right now cuz if you if you call and and tell these type of lies on me, I I I don't want you around me. I don't want you around me. I got too much going on. I work I work a good job. all this. I don't got time for to be put in situations like this. And then this not even my house and it's not hers. We're we're just she's just a friend of mine and I paid my niece to be here cuz my niece is out of town. >> So how long she been here? >> So she's been here with me for the last two days, but she left last night. She just literally just came back this morning. Woke me up out my sleep cuz she's super drunk. >> All right. So what's going on again? >> And this girl, that woman staying all types of weird stuff out her mouth. Or I can call them back and tell them that you pulled my hair and slapped and you'll get arrested on the spot. Or I can call them back and tell them that you just they'll come back and arrest you on the spot. They won't even ask you any question. I don't want nobody around me like that. If you she going to call y'all and tell y'all that I just tried to stuff like that. I don't even want her here. She was here last night. She left. >> She left. >> She doesn't live here. >> She doesn't live here. I don't even live here. This is my niece's house. I'm only here because my niece is out of town and I was paying her to stay here because it's just an empty apartment right now. So >> So but she came here last night. >> She came here this morning. She left. She was gone. >> Okay. What I'm saying is prior to her leaving, where was she? Was she here or was she? >> Yeah. Prior to her leaving, she was here last night. >> Okay. She came here last night. She left and came back this morning. >> Yeah. She just got back this morning. Like 6:00 something this morning. I was in sleep. Let me get that cuz that's her. She didn't want to talk to you communicate. So from what I'm getting now, you just wanted her to leave. Is this what I'm getting? >> Yeah, because if she going to say something like that, I don't know what this girl end up pulling. What type of stuff? >> After talking to the man, the officers then came inside to make contact with the short-term roommate who was about to make it clear to the police that she had no intention of leaving. And of course, my ID >> is out here. Everything that everything that belongs to you is out here. >> My wallet with my ID in it. All that all that is mine. >> You want to wake up? All that all that is mine. >> It's all right here. >> When you walk out, it'll be there. >> With her refusing to leave, this man is forced to call his niece to let her decide who can stay and who has to vacate the property. I'm just going to go ahead and I I was trying to avoid calling my niece. >> What's your What's your niece's name and giving her phone number? >> Yeah, I was just I was literally just going to call her for you guys. >> Then call her. >> We definitely haven't been here for no month. So, >> I've been here the past few months. >> All my clothes right here. I stay here. >> And what's your name? >> Nia. >> You've been staying here the past few months just like me. >> Hey, Nia. >> I know you sleep, but um what's the name here to your house? I need you to tell the um I need you to tell the police officers that that me and Niga haven't been staying here to your house for no month cuz I want I want her I want her to leave. Yeah. I won't Yeah. You'll let her know everything. Of course, she's your niece. She's going to tell them everything she wants for you to tell them. >> Been staying here no longer. Of course, she's going to tell them everything you want them to tell. Everything you want them to tell them. The [ __ ] >> My niece, they talking to her. I'm not talking to her. Hello girl Jerel cuz I'm over here at at his niece's house and he done called the police because a been out late night and I left the house and I was going wherever the go and I come on you and you called the police because I called the police and I told them that you was trying to put your hands on me. I'm in here dead sleep. I'm talking about literally dead sleep. She called the police the first time. I'm in your sleep. >> She called the police the first time. If I tried to put my hands on her last I called the police last night, >> Ja, it's early. >> Then call the police last night. You just called the police. That's how you know she drunk. >> Literally call the police again to your auntie house and tell them >> you call them and tell them whatever. You went here telling them I'm in here dead sleep. >> Did you give her consent to stay there too? >> Yeah, that's >> But what I'm saying is how she's been staying there. >> Um he come he come like every couple days. >> Okay. So I know she call him sometimes. >> Okay. So she comes and go. So she doesn't leave there. >> Oh no. >> But what I'm saying is just she comes and go or she's been staying there for like months or whatever. >> With the niece's permission. One officer then tries to explain to her that she's required to leave, but of course she'll make sure that this will be the last thing she does. >> All right, man. So here's the thing. >> Get out, man. I've been literally I was dead asleep and they told me to wake up out my sleep to get out. >> So I just talked >> I called the police the first time once he tried to put his hands on me. >> Exactly. This this man just tried to put his hands on me and they didn't do [ __ ] >> Ma'am, >> I called the police and they left the first time. He called them back a second time once I'm sleep. I'm not doing [ __ ] to this man. I'm perfectly sleep. I'm laying down dead sleep. I literally just got woke up by the police telling me that I need to leave because he just caught them >> again. So the morning after >> Exactly. Because I I literally just got woken up asleep for a second. This is >> for a second time after he just told me after I I just got >> quiet. You might end up going to jail for conduct. Okay. >> I know. I'm not going to get I'm at you. You're going to jail for conduct. I'm home. I sleep. And I'm not I'm not going to get I just talked to the owner. I'm not going to get in jail for nothing. >> I just talked to the owner of the house. She just want you to leave. I'm not going to get in jail for nothing. I'm not leave. They don't want you to leave. >> I'm not going to get in jail for nothing. >> Glad you stop. >> Like I said, I've been here. I was sleep perfectly fine and I got woke up by my sleep. >> Ma'am, >> bro, it does not matter. >> I GIVE YOU FIVE MINUTES. I give you five minutes. Grab your stuff and leave. Okay. What a loud and obnoxious voice. Why can't she speak at a normal volume? Maybe that's her default. And beware, she's about to crank it up a notch. >> You're broke. You're mad. You're mad. >> You're going to jail. >> I'm going to get even louder because you're mad. You want to take my hands high and you want to take yours cuz I called you FIRST AND I GOT BEAT ON. So what you want to do? And I got phone calls to prove everything. My sister was on the phone with me the whole time. So what you want to do? The first time I you talk to me. >> So what you want to do? You took my side before you even even talk. You took his side before you even talked to me. And I was on the phone with my sister the whole time. >> What is you talking about? >> This is the reason why I called you guys back. gas. >> If you want to go inside, >> I've been on the phone with my sister the whole time. This is the third time we done been through this [ __ ] The [ __ ] is you talking about? This is the third time we done been through this. You go through the You do the same over and over and over again. The >> ma'am, go ahead and grab yourself. >> Yeah, how about that? >> I'm off the premises. Y'all could have been left by now. >> This is public This is public housing. Different rules apply. >> Go ahead and shut it down. It's public housing. It's actually It's actually It's actually private. It's actually mother housing and y'all not supposed to be drinking and y'all not supposed to be doing drugs, but in that drinking and is in there smoking and in there doing everything. They got drugs in the house right now. What you talking about? There's my clothes. Y'all can leave. Y'all doing here? Y'all could have been left. Goodbye. There's my clothes. Goodbye. See you later. Goodbye. Y'all still here? What is y'all doing? Goodbye. See you later. Bye. Y'all still here. I'm not understanding what the is y'all doing. Y'all still here. >> Man, we want you off the property, man. >> And I'm off the property. It's not our property. >> Go ahead and walk up the property property. The sidewalk is part of this part of your property. Okay. >> Actually, the sidewalk. I'm on the sidewalk. >> I'm going to explain it to you in the garage. >> This is public. >> Public housing. Okay. >> This is public housing. >> This is >> This is public housing. >> This whole complex is >> this right here. >> All right. >> All this right here. >> She's She's going to >> Yeah, let's take her. We got >> Okay, we got abandoned property now. All right. >> It's abandoned property. >> I'm not going to chase her for disorderly and talk. >> She got chased away like a wild dog. But unlike a wild dog, she doesn't learn and goes right back into that house and assaults the man as the officers walk back to their vehicles to secure her items. That footage is redacted, but she eventually fights with the officers, forcing them to get the handcuffs. >> NOW YOU DID YOU NOT. >> Now you just caught a felony. So good job, >> bro. You have one. >> Can we offici Stop. OKAY. Let him in there. Okay. This one's going to be fun. >> As her fate is sealed with her stupid actions, she continues to scream and cry her lungs out as if she were that innocent. >> Good morning. >> Good morning. How are you? >> I'm great. Just circul. Hey. Hey. Still nothing. >> Say you did. >> So broke. What? Burgly what? >> Do you know what burglary mean? I didn't steal. I didn't steal. I didn't steal nothing. >> Stole something. That would be robbery. >> Yeah, but that >> if you don't stop kicking the door, we're going to have to put this on your feet. >> Bro, I don't care. Bro, I don't care. I'm not the one who supposed to be going to jail, bro. I don't care. I don't care. I don't want to make I don't care. I don't care. As they got to the station, she planned to reveal an alarming fun fact which she had hoped to weaponize against the officers. >> No, I would say for this she broke your door. Hey I'm pregnant and y'all looking I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. >> You're either getting out this door or that door. Three lights. your stomach hurt. >> All right, we're going back to Come on. We're going to the hospital. Okay, >> in there. We're going to the hospital. Uh, the jail want her to go clear from the hospital because once she got to the jail, she clenched his birthday. So, the jail want her to go and get her. >> Roger. Let's get you inside so uh they can check you out. Okay, >> we've got a wheelchair so that you know the box cut. >> Hopefully I have hopefully so that you can get sued. >> In the end, this girl is charged with burglary with assault or battery, criminal mischief, damages of $1,000 or more, resisting without violence and disorderly conduct. Moving on to the next case where we have an unhinged woman assaulting her roommate over a dog. >> Ever since I picked her up, she has been nothing but mean and verbally aggressive towards me. >> I'm not going to stop it until YOU GUYS UNDERSTAND ME. >> It's October 29th, 2023. Cops in Ohio respond to a residence regarding a domestic dispute case. Here's what happened next. >> GOT TO UNLOCK THE DOOR. >> THAT'S MY DOG. >> Got to unlock the door. >> Why are you taking my dog? >> UNLOCK THE DOOR. >> HE'S TAKING MY GODDAMN DOG. >> COME OUT. COME HERE. >> Come out. Come outside. >> WALK OUTSIDE. >> LET'S GO TALK. WALK OUTSIDE. >> Let's go. WALK OUTSIDE. >> HE'S THE ONE pissing me off. >> Stand right here. What's going on? He's telling me that I if I go move in somewhere where I'm moving to with uh my dog. >> All right, I need Listen, I need you to bring your voice down. Okay, there's neighbors out here. >> Just talk normal. Okay, >> he pissed me off. >> Okay, who pissed me off. >> Keep it down. Who is he? >> Logan. >> Okay. Is Logan a roommate? A friend? A boyfriend? >> Roommate. >> A roommate. Okay. Do you guys >> piss me off? >> Okay. What? So, what did this fight start over? >> OH MY GODAMN DOG. >> SHAUNA, KEEP YOUR voice down. There's neighbors out here. >> Oh my godamn dog. >> Whose dog is it? >> Why? >> Okay. >> And play with it. I know I made a mistake. I WENT OVER MY BOYFRIEND. YES, BUT YOU DON'T HAVE THE RIGHT TO TELL ME. I CAN'T HAVE MY DOG. >> OKAY. SO, he is he saying he's going to take the dog from you? >> Yes. >> Okay. What? So, you went to your boyfriends and left the dog here? I had no choice. >> So, is he >> is he saying that because you left the dog here, he's trying to get you in trouble? >> That's what Okay. Are you planning on moving out or something? Is that >> I was planning on Got it. >> Okay. When you when you planning on moving out? >> I was going to find I was going to call somebody and get me out. >> Okay. Do you guys have like a a case worker that stays in here? Do you Who sets up the housing here? She got into an argument with her roommate and the police were called over a dog. What a huge problem. After speaking to her, the officer then came inside the house to speak with the man. >> Dad, >> I know you to explain to the other officer, but what what happened exactly? >> Um, she was at her boyfriend's I told her I said I had when I had to go to work, they asked me to work with her. I was trying to be hold up, see if she can come home early so she can take care of the dog. This dog wouldn't be in the cage first time. >> Okay. >> I don't like I don't want her pee in the poop and have to stay in the cage with that. >> Okay. >> So, I had to have my mom come over here and take care come out and take care of the dog. After I got off work, I came home, took the dog out and everything. I went to pick her up. Ever since I picked her up, she has been nothing but being and verbally aggressive towards me. We in the house. She even like literally she tried to take the dog, grab the dog neck. I tried to protect her. She She hit me twice, but I don't know. >> Okay. What was she doing over there? >> It was her boyfriend and they had three three dogs. They were very aggressive towards other dogs. >> Okay. >> And she wanted to take she wanted to leave and take her to there. I was trying to protect the dog. >> Okay. >> And >> where where does she live? >> She lives here. She lives here. >> Okay. She have a room here. >> She has a room here. Yeah. >> How long has she been staying here? >> About two two and a half months. >> Okay. And did you guys ever date before? >> We we thought about it, but it just didn't work. >> Okay. So, I just >> You guys were never married or >> N nothing. >> But like Lori, she has she she's come after me before. >> Okay. >> She There's times she wouldn't even let me leave my own house. >> Like I tried to leave I tried to leave through the front door. She would not let me even out of the house. So, let me just re retell what you told me so I'm making sure I understand it correctly. On today's date, you got off work and you were trying to get somebody to take care. Were you were you going to work or getting off work? >> I was getting off. >> You were getting off work. >> I got off at 3. >> Okay. And you were trying to get somebody to watch the dog. >> Come over and take care take her out and you let her use the bathroom so she didn't. >> Okay. So then you went to go pick up Shauna down there from boyfriend's house and came back here and she was trying to take the dog. She's been nothing but verbally aggressive towards you. >> You mean what was verbally aggressive to you? >> Um yelling and screaming at me like she thinks that it's my she say calls my mom she called my mom a thinks that she's always mad at her. She's always she was being aggressive about my mom. Is >> she normally like this or I mean >> she has a temper problem. >> Okay. >> How long have you known her for? >> I've known her for a while. She >> After speaking with this man, the officer returns outside to deal with the woman. as we can. >> So, you guys are just roommates >> and I didn't do I Yeah, I did hit it. >> Try to keep your voice down. >> Listen, you're doing good. I >> He really pissed me off to the point. >> When did When did this argument start? >> I mean, since he can't hold tried to take me home. >> When was that? >> Like about like after two or three. >> Today. >> Yes. >> Okay. Have you guys ever been in your romantic relationship? You ever dated? >> Yes. And the thing is we're not dating anymore. >> I got you. How long you lived here together? >> Not that long. >> Well, it's not that long. A month, a year? >> About a month or two? >> Okay. >> And they're saying I can't take my doll. >> Okay. You guys live together here? You guys roommates? >> Yes. >> You hit him? >> I did because he pissed me off. >> Do you have any weapons or anything? >> No. >> All right. Is this all you have as your friend? Why? >> Cuz you're going to go to jail for domestic violence. >> What? >> Go ahead and turn around for me. >> NO. >> Don't fight us. >> OH NO. HELL NO. REALLY? >> YEAH. REALLY? You can't assault your roommate. >> Hey, DON'T FIGHT US. >> I'M I'M TAKING THEM TO THE GODDAMN COURT. >> OKAY. I SETTLED THIS in court then. FIGHT WITH US FOR ADDED CHARGES. Do you understand? >> HE'S TAKING MY GODDAMN DOG AWAY. NO, >> YOU CAN LEAVE THE ones in the middle. >> It ain't hurt me. Damn you. >> You're fine. >> NO, I'm bad. I was trying to ignore this, but her voice sounds like it could strip paint. Really hurts my ears. >> All jokes aside, though, after securing her, the officers then moved her to the squad car. >> You stop fighting. >> No, I'm not going to stop IT UNTIL YOU GUYS UNDERSTAND ME. HOP ON IT. >> Get in the car. Going to the other side. Come on. >> Come on. Sha, sit up. >> In the end, she's charged with assault and resisting arrest. She is released on a $5,000 bond and ordered to have a no contact with the victim. Initially, she plead not guilty to both charges, but later amended her plea to guilty. She was sentenced to 90 days in jail and ordered to pay $164 in fines and fees. We're moving on to the next case where we have a woman busting through the door of her roommate and beats her up. >> And she kicked my door. Yeah. >> And came in the room and she hit me. >> She hit me first and I hit her back. >> Okay. How did she hit you? >> When you get on. >> We're at July 24th, 2023. And officers in Georgia respond to a residence regarding a domestic dispute. Now, the caller reported that her roommate, who was also her sister, had busted through her bedroom door and started wailing on her. Here's what happened next. >> Hello. >> Hi. You're too cute. >> Come on. >> What's going on? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes. Me and my friend got into it because every day is a problem with my child. Today, I say something to all the kids. >> I got you. So, I got you. So, what did >> No, the problem is you when you put your hand on me, don't put my hand on you. You hit your head first. >> You a liar. >> Okay, hang tight. Hang tight. >> I was in my room. >> Okay. >> As a matter of fact, tell Zoe. >> When I OPEN THE DOOR, YOU HIT ME FIRST and I hang tight. You came in my room. >> Hang tight. I'm going to go talk with her. Okay. >> What's going on? We'll go down here. >> Yes, sir. Can we go that way? >> Yeah, we'll go this way. >> Don't lie. And my niece was like, >> girl, I ain't got to lie. >> Okay. >> Is this dog going to run away? Is he going to hang tight? >> I do. >> I don't want I don't want the dog to get away. >> I have a cruelty to kids charge like she just said. Come on, Cali. Okay. >> Okay. So, what's up? >> Every day there's a problem with my baby. >> Okay. >> My baby got 88 D. She got mental problem. Every day one her man s they yelling at her all day. I'm tired. >> Okay. >> I don't have nothing. Yeah. >> That's my sister. >> Okay. >> That's all it is to it. >> That's your sister? >> Yes. >> The the two you that you got into it? >> Yes. >> Okay. Walk me through the kind of the physical altercation. >> Huh? >> Walk me through the physical altercation that happened. >> She went inside the junk. I busted in her room. She hit me. I hit her back. >> Okay. Cuz you busted in her room. >> Yep. She hit me. I hit her back. >> Okay. Where'd she hit you? >> She Well, a whole bunch of hair pulled. >> Okay. So, she pulled your hair and then you >> pulled her hair back. I didn't even hit her. Like I >> Well, she got a mark on her face. How'd that happen? >> She got diabet I mean lupus, so it flares up. I promise you I didn't hit her. >> Okay. So, you all >> I pulled the hair, but I ain't hit her. >> You pulled her hair? >> Yep. I pulled mine. You >> pulled yours? >> I ain't hit her cuz I love her. That's my sister. No, I did not hit her. >> Okay. >> Right hand of God. I did not hit her. Got >> I pulled her hair, she pulled mine. Simple. Okay. So, you bust in the room. What was the altercation over? >> The kids. They bad as hell. And I told them cuz I walked in the bathroom. The youngest one got the blow dryer in the sink. So, I was yelling at them about that. Then she come talking about I'm being mean. And how? I talked to her just like I talked to my child. >> But evidently, it's a problem because y'all talk to my child like that daily. >> Gotcha. >> Come over here, Callie. >> Okay. So, >> hello. >> All right. ain't here for me. >> Is it me or is that story changing with every sentence? Since she wasn't making much sense, the officers came to speak with the other woman to get her side of the story. >> All right. So, what happened? >> Okay. My niece her she been fussing at my niece since she got here and you fussing at y'all. I ain't been saying to your child. My niece, they whatever they did. I said, "Okay, well y'all leave the thing up in the sink right there." I said, "Why you keep sitting here um yelling at my child at my niece? Cuz you've been doing this since she got here." So I thought my niece in the room with me. >> So I said, "Well, you then she come busting. She kicked in my bedroom door cuz my boyfriend had locked the door. She kicked my door in and she died on on the bed on me in front of my niece, which is what she was prisoning for in the first place. She came in there and put her hands on me." >> Okay. >> But the friendship, okay, we argue all the time. We get into it all the time. I went in my room and I closed I closed my door. >> I was yelling at you through the door. You had no reason to kick in my door. So you talking about our friendship? We've been friends for 15 years, but you never put your hands on me. Anytime anybody put you put your hand on me so damn right I'm gonna call the police. >> I got you. Do you guys live here together? All three of y'all or you just the boyfriend. I live. >> Okay. I got you. All righty. Um so what the kind of the put your hand on me for 10 years. I'm I'm not dealing I'm not going to deal with my fighting days. I will I'm going to be 30. I'm not going to fight you. >> I got you. >> You with that going to prison. I'm not without you. >> Can you walk me through kind of the physical altercation aspect of everything that happened? >> I was I went in my room. I told my niece to go in my room cuz you told her to lay down. You told her and your daughter to lay down. I said, "Well, why y'all been leaving the blow dryer on?" She always doing careless stuff like that just like they left the oven on all last night. Got you. >> You always You done burn We ain't even got an oven cuz you leave the stove on all the time. You always doing careless stuff. >> So I told my niece, I said, "I was already fed up, but you keep fussing over." So I told her to go in the room with me. So I said, "Son, I was talking. She kept yelling, "Y'all always doing this to my daughter." Blah blah blah. I said, "Okay, whatever you >> and she kicked my door." Yeah. >> And came in the room and she hit me. >> When you So did she hit you with closed fist, open fist? >> No. She just dived over on me >> like drove on top of you >> on top of the bed. >> Okay. >> And that's when she pulling hair. >> Yes. And that's when he was started breaking it up. But my door was locked. So why did you kick my door? >> I got you. >> Right behind the door. >> Get the door open. So I'm telling you, see I got another dog in the room. So I'm telling >> like open the door, let the dog out like he he bite you, but he like you know I mean he seen them like all that. I'm trying to tell. >> But she's sitting there saying that's what I did. It's that you put your hand on me knowing that I've been on diialysis 10 years and all that. If I didn't touch you, don't touch me. >> Right. >> Period. >> I got you. >> After getting the basics of the story, the officer returned to confront the suspect about her actions. >> What's your name for ma'am? >> CCA. >> So, you're on parole, right? >> Yes. >> Why are you busting in people's rooms and fighting? >> Sir, I wouldn't even turn to fight. >> Okay. >> When somebody hit you, aren't you going to hit back? You stop the potato and serve yourself, right? >> I got you. But the the the main factor here is you're busting into a closed room that she's in, right? She's inside of a room. You already told me. You busted through the door. >> To begin this whole argument, right? And then you So you busted the door, started pulling her hair. She started pulling your hair. >> She pulled mine first. She hit me first. >> So you told me that you went in there, you started pulling her hair. >> No, she hit me. I busted in her door. Correct. And she hit me first and I hit her back. >> Okay. How did she hit you? When you get hit, you hit back. >> Okay. So, earlier when I just asked you earlier, you said y'all were pulling each other's hair. >> Yeah. But I didn't hit her. I held her down. I didn't hit her. >> She hit me. I didn't hit her. >> You held her down? >> Yes. >> And started pulling her hair, >> huh? >> Yeah. That was holding her down. >> Okay. So, argument begins hallway over the kids in the sink. The or the uh haird dryer in the sink, right? >> Mhm. >> She goes into her room, locks the room. >> No, it wasn't locked. closes the door. >> It wasn't even closed. >> It was behind it. It wasn't closed. >> So, the door wasn't closed. >> No. >> Door was open. You walked right in. >> Okay. And then what happened? >> She hit me and I hit her back. >> Were any Was there any anything said or was it just you walked in? >> A lot of stuff said. >> Okay. And then she just popped you. >> Yeah. She hit me and I hit her back. >> Where Where did she hit you? >> She hit me, man. >> I'm just trying to figure it out. >> Okay. She hit me and I hit her back. >> There's two stories, right? There's her story and there's going to be your story. So, he's trying to get both and I hit her back. >> So, where did where did she hit you? >> I don't know. It swung and I hit her back. >> She just swung at you. >> Yeah. And I hit her back. >> And you hit her back. When you when you say you hit her back. What do you mean by that? >> Well, I really didn't even hit her. I grabbed her and slung her on the bed. That was it. We didn't even hit each other. We just pulled hair. >> Okay. So, nobody hit each other. >> No, nobody hit nobody. We just pulled each other hair. >> Okay. So, who pulled whose hair first? She pulled your hair first. >> Oh yeah. We're just where that >> All I know she hit me. I hit her then. >> Well, it wasn't even a hit. After she swung, I grabbed her and threw it on the bed. I didn't even hit her. I just pulled her hair. >> Okay. You just pulled her hair. >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. How are you doing? >> We hit each other. No, we just pulled hair. The door was closed. The door was open. The lady cannot get her story straight to save herself from jail. The officer then came to check the door to see if she was lying. >> All righty. So, the door was closed. >> It was closed and locked. >> Is there any Is there any damage to the door? >> Yeah. Can I look at the door? >> Hello. >> Is the door busted or anything like that? >> All right. But them right here. >> Yeah. >> So, the door was >> Does the door automatically close? >> Yeah. Yeah. Automatically close and then you you lock it right here. >> As you came in, I'm standing over here. >> Yeah. >> The door on the bed like this. So, it pushes the door. So like it's hard for me to break. >> Yeah. So the door automatically closes. >> Yeah. No, it's a bag behind it. But you know >> there's a Oh, the bag behind it. So this is as far Okay. But when when she came in it was closed. >> Yeah, it were closed >> and locked. >> Yeah. >> Is this what you >> Okay. Can I look at the the lock real quick? Is >> that cool? >> I haven't really had a chance to speak about publicly. >> I got you. Okay. >> And this Did you see the door being closed? Who all was in the room? >> Me, her, and my girlfriend. Little my dog. >> Uh, she the one wearing all black >> right here. Was the door closed? >> Yes, it was. And >> it was okay. >> It was closed in. >> And then how did you get those that scratch in the face >> with her? >> When they were doing that all >> after getting enough evidence, the officer came back to confront her about the lies and put her under arrest. >> Okay. >> Yes. And this is every day. >> You want to go across the street where those shades at? >> Every day. I would like >> I'm I'm I'm I'm gonna be honest. I'm putting my life on the line. I just got my baby back. I don't even need this a part of me right now. >> All right. So, if the door was not locked, why are the kids on scene saying the door is locked? >> Them her nieces. >> Okay. >> You wouldn't lie, >> huh? >> You wouldn't lie. >> I'm just trying to figure out what happened. I'm just saying you want to lie. >> Okay. All right. So, >> all I'm saying this is a little much cuz >> I I don't even understand none of this. >> I got you. Okay. How did she get that scratch on her face? >> She has lupus and she has lupus flares to where she sits and pick her face. >> Okay. That that's clearly like a fingernail scratch to the face. >> Oh, I didn't see it. You >> didn't see it? >> No. I went into my room, called my mother, then when I came back, y'all was here. Kylie, come on. And you guys you guys all live here, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. You're under arrest for battery. Okay. Family violence. >> Can I please wait until somebody come get my baby? >> How far are they? >> Who's coming to get your child? >> I don't know. >> You mean cool with me? Cuz I'm going to give you two handcuffs. Okay. I'm not trying to hurt your shoulder. >> Please wait until somebody come get my baby. This is crazy. >> Is there somebody? Can you please reach back here and grab my phone so I can call my mom? >> I sure will. Let me just double lock it. >> After slapping the cuffs on her, the officers put her in the squad car. >> Roelle, bro, you know this ain't right. >> Ma'am. >> Okay, I'm going to put you in Hey, come here. >> You I don't I don't even want to talk to you. I promise. >> We got to get in this car. Talk. Okay. >> I don't I don't want to talk to you. >> How? How? I'm not understanding how for a lie. I'm not understanding this. >> Okay. You want me to explain it to you? >> A lie. Yeah. >> I want you to understand the lie. >> So when we come into the con when I'm put into one of these situations, right? You guys share this domestic >> she ain't going >> when you guys you guys share this domestic violence relationship, right? >> So she ain't getting locked sharing. You said we sharing >> a domestic getting locked up. >> Are you going to let me talk or now? >> I'm listening. >> Well, you keep interrupting me >> cuz I'm trying to understand why I'm the only one being locked up right now. >> I'm trying to explain it to you, but you don't keep interrupting me. >> You want anything on your desk? >> No. Please. >> I have to search you. So, >> can you come do what he's supposed to be doing, please? >> Searching me as you will. >> All right. So, she's going to be here, bro. >> 45 minutes. Okay. She's going to be picking up your daughter. Is that okay with you? >> I would like to and wait. >> We can't do that. Okay. >> If y'all going to take me, I'm ready to go. >> Okay. All right. Walk this way. Did you uh get the uh crime crime victim's bill of rights? In the end, she is charged with family violence battery. Moving on to the next case where a drunk wife beats the crap out of her husband and then goes bananas on the cops. >> We're trying to figure out what happened. Okay, >> Darren, I already told you what happened. >> Okay, so you have two choices. You can go back over there or I'm going to put you in handcuffs. Put you in his car. >> Put me in handcuffs. >> Okay. >> No. >> You're taking me to jail? SERIOUSLY? >> SO, officers are responding to a call following reports of a couple arguing inside their car. The couple then stopped at the roadside to continue their argument. Sure, a couple sort of are roommates, but you know, this whole thing gave a roommate vibe, so I put it in. Not because I'm too lazy to find more videos about roommates or anything. >> What's up, man? Come here real quick. Set that down for me. Turn around for me. What's going on with y'all? >> Are y'all just fighting? Yes. >> Yep. >> I'm going to continue for just a second. Okay. >> What? >> Yeah. >> Hey, sir. >> Hold on. Hold on. Don't be >> Hey, boss. Hey. >> Like, I didn't do anything, man. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to figure I was just >> Okay. So, we got a call that both of y'all were fighting and choking each other. No, >> she hit me in the face. >> Okay. and grabbing my face, which is awesome. >> But she's been drinking a little bit, >> so she'll probably go in handcuffs, too. >> She's been drinking a little bit. So, >> what was it over? >> The man then tried to explain that situation to the officer, and what he found out was that the cause of all of this was absolutely ridiculous. And waited. >> So, we got bad news lately about her thyroid cuz she's my wife. >> We went to the hospital. We actually got good news. got bad news about her hand. They said it wasn't broken, but there was nothing they could do about it. It was broken before. So, >> she got upset about that and all kinds of stuff happening. I had to pull off on the side of the road cuz she wouldn't put her seat belt on. >> Okay. >> I wouldn't move until she put her seat belt on. I want to pay a ticket. >> All right. Let me talk to her real quick. Slide in there for a second. >> Then I'll I'll come talk to you. Okay. >> The officers then approached the woman to learn her side of the story. She said that they were just nobody actually put hands on each other. >> Oh, he's already said she hit hit him in the face and put him in the car. >> Yeah, I'm I'm just I'm just >> Put him in the car. >> Yeah. Yeah. Relax for a sec. He's He's not He's not under arrest right now. I'm just trying to figure out. >> There's no reason for this. >> We were right. We were in an argument. There was no like physical contact. It was just verbal. >> Why is your face red? >> What? >> Your face looks a little red. Like you got you got a mark right here on your neck. >> Stop. It's not anything. >> Okay. What if I have witnesses that say otherwise? >> You don't have witnesses. >> Okay. I mean, we didn't just show up for no reason. >> Hey, I get that, but can you guys just let us go? Like, it was just a >> I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> It was just there was nothing there. It was honestly just a misunderstanding. That's it. >> Look at the shock. What were you all arguing over? Um, I have I found out today that I have cancer. >> Okay. >> So, that's that's stressful. >> And um, we're just really stressed out about it. >> That's completely understandable. >> I did find out today though. >> Okay. Are they wanting you to do some kind of treatment? >> Yeah, I got it. Yeah. Yeah. We just left the hospital. 34 >> when we came in here. >> I'm just trying to deal with things and I'm probably not dealing with them very well and it was my fault. >> Okay. >> I had nothing to do with them. I'm just super upset about, you know what I mean? >> When you find out you get, it's kind of a thing. >> Understandably, she's upset after learning she had cancer. and she even admitted to drinking. However, she kept lying about what had happened even though the officers had clear evidence of a physical dispute. >> Hit anyone. >> So, help me help me understand like obviously it escalated at some point. >> Okay. Why Why are people saying it got physical like that y'all were trying to shoot each other and stuff like that? >> Cuz of the keys probably. The keys. We were not out of this car. I was like, "Right, like fighting over the keys, but it was not physical like us." You know what I mean? >> Okay. >> It was just the keys. That's it. >> Did you hit him in the face at all or like like trying to get the keys away? >> Nothing like that. Nothing like that. >> Okay. Have y'all ever >> It's just like I've been super stressed when we found out today that I have it and everything. It was just like a lot. >> I understand. And he said he said you've been drinking a little bit. So that probably that probably didn't help. >> When you find out you have cancer, you kind of want to drink, right? I did that. >> Yeah, I have it. >> Okay. >> I don't know how bad it is, but I have it. >> You're okay. You don't need an ambulance or anything. >> What? >> You don't need an ambulance or anything like that. You're okay? >> No. >> Okay. >> If you can cure me. I do. But no. >> It's just a really stressful day. >> There's nothing. >> Hear me out. So, he he never put his hand on you. >> No, he did not. >> You never put your hand on. >> No, it was not like that. The only like thing that I can tell you is the keys. When we were, you know what I mean? Like when we were doing like this with the keys. That's a >> With conflicting stories and visible injuries, the officers decided to detain both of them while they sorted things out. However, before the officers could do anything to her, she became increasingly agitated and very confrontational. >> Hey, so he and deputy father partner, what's going on here? Hold on one sec. No, no. Hold on. >> Have fun with my lawyer right now. Get my freaking husband out of car. You have no right to pee in the car. >> So, listen. I mean, listen. >> No. >> Either. >> So, we're trying to figure out what happened. Okay. >> Darren, I already told you what happened. >> Okay. So, you have two choices. You can go back over there or I'm going to put you in handcuffs. Put you in his car. >> Put me in handcuffs. Okay. That's fine. Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. I did give you a chance. >> Got it. >> Well, that makes it easy. >> God, YOU [ __ ] I SAID I WAS SORRY. I SAID OKAY. >> And I gave YOU A CHANCE. >> I SAID OKAY. GOD DAMN IT. HUH? >> IS THERE PARTIAL ROUND? >> YEAH, that's what I was trying to take off. >> Chill out. Chill out. >> Do you want to get spray? >> Stop. Stop. >> After being restrained, she started to turn on her full victim mode despite just demanding that the officers PUT HER IN HANDCUFFS. >> STOP. Stop kicking. >> Stop kicking. Take a deep breath and relax. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Can you calm down so we can sit you up? >> We were about to stand you up. >> No way. >> Hey, can you calm down so we can see my car? I didn't do anything. >> Can you relax for a sec so we can get you up? >> I'm relaxed. >> Okay. Okay. Stand up. Okay. Here. I have though. >> Hey, hold on. >> Hey, don't don't move for a sec. Don't move for a sec. >> I'm going to take this one off for a sec. Keep your hand right there. Okay. >> Are you hurt anywhere? >> Yes. It hurts. >> My knees hurt. >> Okay, let's let's stand up and then we'll fix this >> my wrist. >> Okay. >> Well, that's why I was trying to tell you to stop kicking and stuff. >> All right, let's get you up. Okay, >> I got you. Come on. >> Get your other stand right here for a sec. Guys, I'm fine if you just let me go. I didn't do I'm so sorry. >> I was just trying to >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Stay still. Stay still. I'm I'm trying to >> I promise I was doing anything. I promise. >> Here we go. >> Here's your ear cups. >> Nope. Here. When they >> As soon as the officers try to place her in that squad car, she launches into a full tantrum, resisting cussing and yelling while refusing to get in the vehicle. >> My other ones are on him. Okay. >> All right. Let's walk over. >> You're taking me to jail. Seriously? >> No. I told you I was going TO What the [ __ ] Have a seat. Have a seat. Get in the car for me. Hey, get in the car. >> Ma'am, stand up and get in the car. >> You're going to get more charges. Like, it's it's >> GODAMN IT. STOP IT. >> GET HURT. >> OKAY. Can you stand up and act? In the end, she's charged with simple battery involving domestic violence and obstruction.