And she goes to her parents house and she's like, "Oh, he's hitting me. He's hitting me." But I'm like, "That's from they they tried six times to put an IV in your arm because you're so >> Did she ever tell you you call the police? I'm a >> Yes. >> fantasize about harming or killing someone." >> Me? >> Yes. >> He's very hyper sensitive to thinking I'm looking at other women. She starts chasing after me. She grabs me. She cuts me open. >> You did this. You did this. You did this. >> No. Then talk to us together. >> No. Get off me. >> You know, a relationship argument is one thing. Turning it into violence is something else entirely. These people cross that line, and the cops were there to deal with the aftermath. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's cases of cops versus the dumbest wives who abuse their husbands. Starting off with this case where the husband had to secretly dial 911 for help after his wife was assaulting him and his daughter. >> My daughter has pictures on her phone of where my wife has attacked me. >> This is not right. >> Welcome to March 25th, 2026. Cops get to this residence regarding a very domestic disturbance. Here's what happened next. >> I'm so sorry. >> So, what's going on today, brother? I'm so sorry. >> What's going on? >> I just Y'all going to have to talk to my daughter. I don't I can't do this. >> Okay. Where's your daughter at? >> Do this. She's in her room. >> Okay. Where's the room at? I ain't left. Sorry. Okay. >> I can't do this. >> Just this room right here. This room right here, boss. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Hi. >> I'm Officer Childris. So, what's going on? >> She's doing >> Okay. She smashed my face really bad. >> Okay. Come out here in the light where I can see. We'll step right over here. Okay. Okay. Yeah, you got a pretty good scratch going on there. You want to get checked out? Have him clean it up for you? >> That's okay. >> Okay. So, what caused this tonight? >> Uh, I don't really know. Whenever I got home, she was just kind of screaming and mad at my dad and then she just kind of got mad at me and I don't know what I did, but she kept saying, "I know what I did. I don't know." >> Okay. Okay. So, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you look to your right. Keep your eye open. You can close it. I'm going to try to take a picture. Okay. You got any other marks? She grabbed you like your arms at all. Anywhere, anything like that? >> That's the only thing. You think she scratched you with her fingernail? Maybe. >> She's scratched with me before. Like right here. That's where she grabbed me. >> That was a while back. >> Yeah, like a week or so. >> Okay. Okay. How old are you? >> 14. >> 14. >> Okay. You want to put a pair of shoes on real quick? Just think that way if you come out on the porch. I'm going to step out here real quick and talk to my sergeant real quick. Okay. >> After talking to the daughter, the cop then came outside to get a statement from the father. >> She done smacked her glasses off her face. She's got a big old scratch on the side of her face from where she smacked them off. >> I've got scratches all over my hand from a few days ago. >> Okay. So, these aren't today. Another one's for like >> My daughter has pictures on her phone of where my wife has attacked me. >> Try to help him locate. >> Okay. I'm I'm going to work on this. >> This is not right. She's [snorts] >> No, I mean, no. We're going to They're going to go try to locate her. >> Um, >> did she go that way? >> She went that way. Yes, sir. >> Okay. She goes She goes to the bowling alley a lot, doesn't she? >> Yes, sir. >> She go Hey, Roger. She goes to the bowling alley a lot. >> Okay. >> I didn't do this unless my daughter wanted me to. >> Yeah, I dude. I know. All right. So, are you guys willing to give me statements and everything? >> What do we have to do to make her happier with us? Well, I mean, at this point, I mean, it's a domestic situation with marks and stuff, so I'm going to the state's going to take over either way. >> It's always our fault, >> but I'm giving you an opportunity um if you're willing to give me a written statement as well to go along with it. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You're willing to do that? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Um I have video as well. >> You have video as well? >> Um after beating on the door. >> Okay. And that's from tonight. >> Yes. Okay, >> there's cracks on that door. >> You think you email that to me? My email is right down here at the bottom. Whenever you get a chance, we don't have to do it right now. So that way I've got that to add in as well. Okay. >> I have So it's >> okay. Any of the ones pertaining to tonight's event. Oh man, >> you got a black eye and everything. >> She tells us she's going to call the log. >> I'm out of here. >> I know. She She likes to call us, too. So, I've got two statements. Okay. So, I have you you can write yours. So, name, date of birth, address, good phone number for you. You just write yours like your story. Okay. And then you'll sign right here. And then for hers, you write at the top be like I the parent of put her name and everything. She can still put her name, date of birth, and address. You don't have to put her phone number down. Um I am the parent of assisting her with writing this statement. Okay? And then from there, she can write or you can write it for her. Write this statement out and then have her sign at the bottom. Okay? I mean, this is the best way to get this taken care of cuz I mean, either way with marks like that, the state's going to take over. or I'm going to do it. But I give everybody an option. >> I love your mom. You know that. I don't want this. >> But no matter the circumstance or situation, it does not make any of this okay ever. >> She's a good woman. No. >> And she does have her good days being here. I've pulled up here and she's weighed me down and talked to me and, you know, we've talked and stuff. She's she can be very, very good person, but it's it's the drinking that's the problem for sure. So, if you guys want to >> start, honey. >> You okay with writing one of these? >> Okay. >> You sure? >> Yeah. >> We'll go ahead and get this wrote out. Okay. And I'm going to I'm not leaving. I'm going to stay here until everything's done and over with. Okay. I'm I'm going to get everything added in the computer and stuff like that and then we'll we'll go from there. Okay. My guys are looking to try and find her right now. That way she doesn't so I can give you an extra pin. But I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be over dramatic. I understand. It's a big situation. >> My wife unconditionally. >> I just It's really hard for me to agree with this after 17 years. No matter what she does, >> I always I want the best for her. >> I understand. >> I don't care how bad I look. >> And this may be the first step to getting her the help she needs. You know what I mean? >> She don't I just I know it's hard just for me to real I don't think that she needs that help, you know? I just I think she's a good woman cuz I love her. >> Yeah. She's I couldn't get no better in this. >> God, it's heartbreaking to watch this husband and daughter so traumatized. Also, the husband should put his daughter above his drunk, abusive wife. As for the wife in question now, she got home shortly after the police had left. >> Hi, >> how's it going? >> How's it going? >> What's going on tonight? >> Not too much. >> Not too much? >> Yeah. >> Well, that's not what we've been told. >> Okay. >> So, we got a call earlier. Did you and your daughter get into it? >> No. My daughter has been in trouble. Yes. She lost her phone. >> Okay. So, you guys didn't get into a fight or anything? >> No. >> So, what was your guys's argument about? Cuz you guys got in an argument. We were here earlier. >> She She lost her phone. Yeah. >> Okay. So, you guys just were arguing about her losing her phone? >> Yeah. She got in trouble and lost her phone. She was back talking. >> How'd she get the mark on her eye? >> I have no clue. I wasn't here for that. Well, we were here right after you left and it was there, so it had to have happened sometime pretty quick. >> Well, it wasn't for me. >> Okay. Well, she's claiming it is. >> Okay. I haven't got to speak with my daughter since I went home. >> Well, you're probably not going to cuz you're going to be under arrest for domestic violence. Okay. >> Please don't do this. Let me talk to my daughter. >> No. Come here. >> Okay. >> I I did not. >> Yes, sir. >> Have you been drinking today? No. >> Are you sure? Cuz I can smell it. So, you want to try again? >> No. Okay. >> All right. I mean, you weren't in your car, so you're not getting a DUI even though I saw you park it. So, or I mean, I saw the lights on it. So, but this is I mean, they gave us statements about >> my daughter. >> Yep. That you hit her and she's got I mean, it's a giant scratch on her face. >> On my daughter. >> Yes. That's why you're going to jail tonight. >> Okay. Can I please speak with my daughter? I can go ask them if she wants to talk to you. >> Nope. That's a bad choice. Don't let her speak to the daughter. That's going to traumatize the heck out of her. >> Police department, right? >> Honey. Honey, tell them this is not right. >> Honey, you got to talk to your daughter. >> Yes. That's what I'm trying to do. Sister, >> you're not going to stand out here and yell. No, don't. >> No, I'm sorry. I'm not stepping up. >> Daughter, >> you are stepping up. I just watch you do it. >> Mean like that, sir. >> I don't know if you want to go in and try to get her, boss, cuz I I tried knocking, but >> I don't know if she does. >> What's going on? >> And will you grab her some shoes? >> Yes, sir. >> Please, Timmy. >> Well, it's not up to them at this point. We >> No, sir. My daughter, I'm sorry. >> Well, it's not up to your daughter either at this point. She's asking to talk to you. Do you want to talk to her? Okay, you don't have to. I just told her I would come ask. Okay, so here's the deal. She's going to jail. um because she's got injuries. So, it doesn't I mean, you guys don't have a say in it anymore, okay? Even if you change your mind, it's up to you, the state's attorney. See a judge tomorrow and then she'll have a 72-hour no contact order. Okay? So, if she's calling, texting, call us because she can't do that. Okay. >> Wow. Yeah. The drunk mother really tried intimidating this daughter. The cop shouldn't have asked in the first place. >> Do you guys have any other questions or anything for us? >> No. >> I I don't know. Oh, I just don't know. >> Okay. Like I said, when we see an injury and we get a call, like the state takes over at that point, okay? Like that's very clearly a fresh new injury. She's claiming she doesn't know anything about it. She's saying she hadn't had anything to drink. I I can smell it on her. You know, she's lucky that she got out of the car and was standing on the porch when I saw her cuz if she'd got in the car, if I would have seen her in the car still, she'd have a DUI as well. >> Is she here? >> She was standing on the porch when I drove by. She was screaming at Aiden on the phone to go open the door and he she was cussing at him. >> Yeah. And there was also she was drinking too because there was an alcohol bottle. >> Like I said, I can smell it. >> I mean I I can smell it. So I wondered cuz she was standing out there and it looked like you guys weren't letting her in. But then as soon as I got out of the car, she got in. So did you unlock it for You're not in any trouble. I don't care if your mom >> I went for a run talking. >> If your mom's yelling at you, you're going to open the door. I know I would. So >> you could. >> Yeah. Okay. You're not in trouble. That's okay. All right. Well, like I said, she'll be going with us and then uh she'll see a judge tomorrow. Okay. Well, I mean, maybe maybe this will just be the wakeup call to get her to stop doing this. You know what I'm saying? I mean, something's got to give. If if the drinking leads to this kind of action, it can't be allowed. Okay. >> That is a giant iguana. >> We love her to death. >> Have a good night or a better night anyways. Okay. >> What? >> You can if you want. You don't have to. Honey, please. >> Are you kidding me? >> I want to Can I talk to you? >> She does not want to talk to you. >> Can I please talk to my daughter? >> She doesn't want to talk to you. >> Are you kidding me? [snorts] >> We love you, >> honey. Give me a hug, please. >> I need change for you. >> Okay. Give me a hug. >> Stay down here. He can come down here. He can come down here if he wants to. >> Honey, give me a hug, honey. Please. Please. >> Yeah, you can give her a hug if you want to, >> honey. I'm I'm really sorry. Please. >> You didn't do anything wrong. This isn't you. You did not do anything wrong. >> Well, she did. That's why she's on the job. >> I did not do anything wrong. >> I have not touched my child. Why would you say that? >> It's not me that said this, honey. I have >> Are you Are you kidding me? After everything I am All right, that's enough. Let's go. All right. Love you, honey. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm here. >> Yes, sir. >> Get in the car, Tracy. This has nothing to do with them. When we see an injury, >> that's okay. >> When we see an injury, the state takes over. >> Watch your head as you go in. >> Yes, sir. >> The woman is charged with domestic battery and child endangerment. Moving on to the next case where this husband finally had enough with his abusive alcoholic wife. She's walking around. She's begging me for booze. And she goes to her parents house and she's like, "Oh, he's hitting me. He's hitting me." And I'm like, that's from they they tried six times to put an IV in your arm because you're so >> Did she ever tell you you call the police involved to? >> Yes. >> Fantasize about harming or killing someone. >> Me? Yes. >> It's June 28th, 2025 and cops get to this residence talking about a man who'd been struck by his drunk wife. Dang. What's going on here now? What's >> going on? >> So, my wife's a recovering alcoholic >> and she's relapsed two weeks. Don't listen to anything my mother-in-law has to say here. >> Yeah, she wasn't here. So, tell her go away. >> Can you uh go wait somewhere where we're not standing right next to him? >> Yes, I can. I Nice that you have a partner. Thank you. >> I'm sorry. >> I see that you have a partner. I didn't realize I I'm a little upset. >> I understand. Thank you. Fast forward to today. >> I'm at baseball for like 6 hours today. Come home, find a bottle of wine on the counter. She's yelling and screaming. I I tried grabbing the rest of her plastic cup and she jammed it into my face. I don't know if I'm bleeding, but it feels like I have a mark somewhere up here. >> Yeah, you got a little blood up on your upper lip. >> So, I said this. I'm calling the cops. >> Fair enough. >> She's on court supervision. She's not supposed to be drinking. >> She's in violation of her court supervision. >> Okay. >> And she's claiming that I've been hitting her, but there's nothing Um, >> not she had six public safety guys holding her down >> just last Wednesday or Thursday. She was strapped to a bed. >> Uh, what kind of cup did she shove in your face? >> Plastic orange count. There's a plast plastic orange cup. >> Can I see it? >> Do you mind if I come in with you? >> Yeah, for sure. The cop went inside the house to see the weapon she used to hit the husband. >> Found us in the garbage can. Get home. I'm at baseball with my son. He's downstairs. He's playing video games and watching movies. Uh, grab this thing. No. She has this and she jabs me in the face. >> Yeah. And obviously there's this whole mess. I said that's it. I've been trying to avoid having to call the cops because she's on court supervision. >> We agreed to get separated, but she's like her parents are so on a power trip because she's like freaking out about losing this house. And I was like, listen, I'll just we're going to dissolve the house. We're going to move on. I'm at baseball all day long. Come home. She's drinking that and she was So then she pulled this actually it was sitting here full of wine and when I tried grabbing it uh and I was like standing here and we were like and she went so wine splashed all over you too. >> Yes. >> Okay. And kind of this way. >> All right. So she so she tried to hit you with like a while you had the cup. >> This had the cup. She had the cup. Um, and I tried grabbing it and then she just said and she spilled it all over me which is kind of dried but if you were to smell me I smell like wine and this way hit me in the lip and I was like get away. >> So I guess my question is were you guys fighting over the cup or did she intentionally shove the cup in your face? >> Shove it in my face. >> Well actually I tried All right. So, I don't know how the terminology. I tried to grab it >> and once she was like realizing that she couldn't drink it, >> she just said you and like tried to spill it on me, but I'm right here and it hit my face. >> And so, do you think that she tried to hit you with a cup or do you think she was trying to splash the alcohol or just give up and dump the cup? I >> think I think she tried to dump it into my face as hard as possible. >> All right. >> Intentionally, possibly hitting me in the face. Who knows? Okay. Um, but it did hit me in the face. I remember initially touching my face and having blood. I don't have blood. I haven't looked in the mirror. Um, >> but this has been like 2 weeks and I'm like, she's been saying her parents and then coming back during the day. She's walking around. She's begging me for booze. I have some video of her standing in the garage yesterday. She's like, "So, what's going on with like uh" She's like, "Give me a beer. Give me a beer. But then she's going to her parents house and she's like, "Look at all these bruises on my arms." But literally, she got she had to be held down during this seizure. I mean, there has to be pictures or uh evidence. None of this is >> No. I mean, if it's bruised already, like she's already healing. >> She had to be strapped down. She didn't be detained. She got strapped down ankles, arms. They she was wiggling around so much that and she goes to her parents house and she's like, "Oh, he's hitting me. He's hitting me." And I'm like, "That's from they they tried six times to put an IV in your arm because you were so up and not and you just had a seizure." >> And now her parents are like, "Oh, you must be hitting my daughter." And I'm like, "Are you kidding me? Do you know what?" And then my father-in-law didn't tell my mother-in-law why she was in the hospital until yesterday I I told her yesterday. I was like, "Listen, she was she had a grandma seizure on our back porch here >> because she tried with um detoxing here in the house." >> So, >> seizure during alcohol detox. That doesn't sound good. Must have a really long history of drinking to have that. >> So, after she hit you in the cuff or the face with the cup, >> I said this. >> Yeah. >> I've been putting this off for so long cuz I don't want my wife to go to jail. Actually, we've actually just talked about separating. Um, but I don't need the mother of my child going to jail. Like, I was like, I can't deal with this anymore. All day long, she's pacing. She She's begging for me for drinks. It's ridiculous. And now her parents rob her. >> I got you, man. Um, it's tough. I'm not going to lie. It's not going to get any easier. >> No, it's not. >> She's going to want the help and want to actually get better. >> Well, the funny thing is that she actually called [laughter] she's been to rehab three times or four times. the last time she AMA just like this seizure >> they wanted her to be there for 4 days and a day and a half in she a herself out >> calling me 10,000 times I'm I'm they said I'm good to go I'm like there's no way you're good to go >> and then I had the hospital calling me saying listen she's AMA which is against medical advice and if you don't come and pick her up we're going to make other arrangements for her to go to her home which is and possible. I might as well come pick her up other than her walking home or having to pay for a >> $50 cab or something. So, I picked her up. Same [ __ ] starts all over again. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to go talk to her and then um I'll get back to you if I need anything. Okay. >> With a husband's story, the cop then already had a pretty good picture of what went down. So, now it's time to confront the wife and the annoying mother-in-law. >> What's going on? Talk to my dad. Um, I got hit in the face. >> Where? >> Um, in the [snorts] right eye. And then, um, >> and well, it's probably It just happened about 30 minutes ago. >> By who? >> Husband used to stay on the front steps, which is about the first time he's hit me. So, I called my parents, that's my mother, to get picked up to be brought somewhere sight. Okay. So, how did all this start? I was at home today um alone. I did not do anything. Um >> and I got I get hit a lot. So >> you what? I'm sorry. >> I get hit a lot. >> Okay. But what happened today? What triggered? And obviously it had to be some kind of an argument. >> Um he was mad at me just because um I'm an alcoholic but I'm fine today. Well, if I'm not fine, I don't feel great. But I didn't do anything today. I took a shower. I stayed home. I was resting. >> Yeah. >> Say you're recovering. Is that what you just said? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> So, what again? What stemmed an argument between you two? If you're recovering, you're not doing anything wrong. That's not usually a start of an argument. >> No, it's not. No, it's definitely not start of an argument. Um, I don't actually really know what starts half the argument. Were you guys home the the whole day and then just out of nowhere something happened or were you gone? Was he gone? >> He was gone at a baseball game with my son. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And then he came home >> and um then got very angry with me and I said, "Why are you angry with me? I didn't do anything." >> Yeah, for sure. >> Did he explain it? >> Well, like every victim in this video, he's not trying to put her in jail, and she's deliberately lying to put him in jail. What a real piece of work this woman is. >> Is anybody injured here? >> Um, >> I'm trying to figure out why my par the paramedics are staging here. Obviously, they're going to check. >> I don't other than getting hit as hard as I could in the right eye. Um, I don't think so. >> Okay. I don't know why they got to the Mexican. >> Officer, your partner just took a photo of my face. You might want to get reverse. >> The what? It's a photo. >> Okay. Well, I don't know what he's doing. I'm talking to her. >> No. Can you take a photo of her face? >> If he wants to take photos of her face, you can do it. It's just cold. He's got >> Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I'm just talking to her and keeping you guys entertained while he figures out what happened here. >> Well, there's two sides of the story. She's reported usually is she's reported domestic abuse. >> Okay. >> And we're her parents. >> Um, and so we are close by. And I just Thanks. and and I just wanted to get picked up. I didn't want police called. I wasn't even planning on calling police on him. I just wanted to get to a safe space. >> Got it. Okay. >> Well, he called. >> Mhm. Right. >> Okay. >> Because he wants to report how he sleeps or you know that's what's going on. It's a it's a who can tap who can tie >> who can what? >> Who can win? Um, I really who can win the Often don't understand what starts the arguments. I just know that they end violently. >> Okay. >> Back to the husband. >> Has she ever hit, slept, kicked you or anybody else? >> Oh, yes. >> Yes. Okay. Uh, threatened to harm the police if they were called. >> Uh, that's why she has police she that's why that's why she has a court order against her right now because she um attacked a female officer. >> I know. Was she ever threaten to harm us if you come >> like verbally on? >> No. Did he Did she ever tell you, "You call the police, I'm going to do something to him?" >> Yes. >> Fantasize about harming or killing someone? >> Me? Yes. >> Threatened to kill you? >> Yes. >> Threatened to kill herself? >> Yes. >> Uh threatened you with any weapons? Well, the last time I called the police, I was on the phone with dispatch and she grabbed the knife from the knife block. So, would that be a yes? I was on the phone call with dispatch and I was I don't know if they record that, but I was like, she just grabbed a knife from the knife block and she was threatening me. Well, apparently, not to my knowledge, she admitted to her mother that she had was getting overwhelmed that she was turning 40, wanted to be a normal person. We went to Thursday night in the park over here. She minutes she ran into some old friends. Everyone was drinking and then we went over and had a cocktail or a mocktail, but she ordered a real one and that's when it all really started in my world. Okay. And then um it went downhill from there. She's been um when she had money left over in her account, she was I found some bottles of vodka. Now I'm finding wine. >> Going back to this list. Uh so she you obviously had injuries on there. Well, it's clear that the wife is the aggressor here. Not only is there enough evidence to support the husband's claims, but the fact that she left out the story about the wine entirely really sealed her fate. >> All right. So, this is my area. I'm a reporting officer, so I know I probably already told them what happened. I need you to tell me again. Okay. >> Yeah. Um, I was home alone today and my husband came home. We got upset. I do not know why, you know, that sounds illegal. And I got hit in the right eye as hard as possible. So, I called my parents just to get some mercy and then he decided. >> Okay. Is there anything else that happened that you're leaving out? >> No. >> Okay. So, what about the wine? The bottle of wine and the cup full of wine. >> Oh, I that's not true. >> Well, I mean, there's wine all over the counter and there's an empty bottle of wine. He's got a cut on his face where he said that you jabbed a cup into his face. >> I didn't jab a into his face. >> Okay. So, why would he have a cut on his upper lip? >> Um, my husband drinks a lot. >> Okay. How did he You said he hit you in the face. How did he hit you? >> Open palm to the right eye. >> Which hand? >> Um, I believe it was I guess it would have been his left hand and my right eye. So, what happened after that? >> Um, I called my parents immediately and just said, "I want to get out of here to be in a safe space." >> All right. Did he hit you anywhere else? >> Not today. >> With enough evidence against her, the cop then began to put the wife under arrest. >> All right. Please do me a favor. Turn around. Put your back up the battery. Hold on. Hold on. >> She wants to tell you he's not being arrested. That's what he wanted. That's what he wanted. >> One of those female custody. >> Can I ask you a question? >> Sure. We're going to go in the car for a little bit. Can I could I ask a question? >> No, you cannot ask me a question. >> How did this happen? >> So, right now, based on the circumstances, you're leaving out parts of the story that are very obviously true to me that where there's wine involved in that you had been drinking. He's got obvious signs of injury on him and you've got signs of injury that appear to be healing already, but doesn't appear that this happened to me today. He told me that you were in the hospital before and had to be strapped down. Oh, that's what the bruising has caused from all the IVs in your arm. So, >> this is the third time that I've been in trouble for getting hit. >> Okay. And that's that's also taken into account all the previous issues. Okay. However, given the circumstances, >> somebody has to go to jail there. There's obvious signs of injury. I don't have a choice. I'm mandated by the state of Illinois to make an arrest. I don't have a choice in this. This is something the state says we have to do. So, what's going to happen from here? Um, you're going to go back to the station. You're going to be processed and you're going to be transported to the New Dupage County Jail. All right. You'll see a pre-trial judge in the morning. Um, if there's any previous >> Don't put me in jail right now, >> unfortunately. I I >> Can you put my handcuffs at least in front again? >> We're going back to the station right now. Okay. It's like three blocks away. And then I'm going to take the handcuffs off you when we get there. All right. Um, but for now, they have to stay in the back wall in the car. It's just policy. Okay. All right. So, give me a few minutes. All right. >> This woman is charged with domestic battery. Moving on to our next case where this abusive wife finally got arrested after attacking and threatening her husband. >> No. Get off me. >> I BEAT MY WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. WHAT? OH, WAIT. I BEAT MY >> On July 28th, 2024, cops get to this residence regarding a call about another domestic dispute that really turned violent. Guys, threats were made against the caller's life over unpaid bills. Holy crap. Here's what's going on. >> Hi. >> Hi, >> Officer Navaro. >> Hi. >> Where is your other partner? >> I don't know. I don't care. I don't know. Maybe find him at this address if it exists. >> So, who called? >> I don't know. Sure. Here. Find him at that side. >> What's your name? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> You don't know your name? >> No. This is my address. My address should be on my name. You came to it. >> Can you talk to the guy on that side? >> You guys don't need to be all like You guys can't handle your own. This is disgusting. You guys need to do just something else. No, it's only one one person, you know, like one person only. You guys don't need to be a bunch ofing idiots and just do this. It embarrasses people. Here, go find him at that address. He has a receipt at Home Depot. >> Just calm down. >> No, you calm down and go somewhere else. Here, I took that medicine, too. And see why um his name doesn't even show up like that. I don't know. I'm so confused. Try that. Get out of here. >> That went well. H maybe she's hungry. That might be the reason why she's so cranky. >> The cutest sticking kitty. >> Oh, I know who this is. >> Yeah. >> Oh, she's going to be >> Leslie. She's a handful. I think she has seized. >> We responded to um the hot the hotel cuz of her. Remember? >> Mhm. >> The other day I drove by and she was just staring at me through the window too. She's awesome. Just >> like chill little boy. He's got like a little picture perfect face. Hey, Bethany. Can you come talk to us? >> Can you come to the door? I need to talk to you. >> I can't hear you. Open the door. >> Come explain this to me cuz I don't understand. I want >> So, um you she asked me um what my address was, right? She not asked me or she asked me where Mario was. He has two different addresses right there. Go find him. That's what you asked. >> Well, he's here. >> So, I asked her back and I gave it to him. That's what I can give you for information. >> So, what's your side of what happened with Mario? >> I don't know. He's a little [ __ ] and he called the cops. Cuz he needs protection. Obviously. >> What are you doing here with three people? >> Why does he need protection from you? >> Well, obviously because um I had money and it was gone. But you know what? I found it. So, it doesn't matter. And I'm hungry and I need to go. >> Well, it says declined. So, there's no money. >> It doesn't say declined. >> It says declined right there. >> No, it does not. It says right there. >> It just says um amount paid. Amount paid. It says 94. It doesn't matter. It's the [ __ ] reason that youing asked me for an address. So, I gave it to you. >> I didn't ask >> I didn't ask you to read it. I said there's his address. >> Well, I'm going to read it cuz she gave it to me. >> Okay. But I only asked you to read his address. She asked me for an address. That's what I gave you. Does it exist? No. >> Why are you yelling at me? >> WELL, BECAUSE SHE ASKED ME FOR A GODDAMN ADDRESS. >> DID I? >> WELL, why'd you guys come here? Do you know Nun who lives here when you um Well, you moved a few times. >> All right. That's why I'm so confused. Lost addresses. >> Why are you yelling? >> Because I need to eat. >> Is that Can you leave? >> This is Is this you hangry? >> Yes. I need to go eat. >> I like this guy. He's a funny cop, matching her demeanor perfectly. >> There's no food in the house. >> No, I need to go get milk. Go. >> I don't understand. >> Okay. I don't understand. Ask Ask Dr. Manavar. I don't know. >> Who's Dr. Manavar? >> Or Lindsay or somebody else? All them. I don't know. Lindsay, I'm the one that put it on my face. Or did you? >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> Or did you? You're the one that sold my mom's house, so let's let's talk about that. >> Actually, she bought my house. >> Well, that's your problem. Well, you guys had um something going on, obviously. So, >> I'm confused. Something about what going on? >> I don't know. I don't care. I don't know. >> It was posted legally and she bought it legally. >> That's fine. That's fine. So, maybe you can um explain that. You talk to her more than I do. >> Actually, I haven't talked to her much. >> Well, I took that prescription, put it on my face, so I don't know why. Um, Mario has a mental initial and I don't know why that prescription's in his name. So, if you have any questions or answers, go over there and speak to him and leave me alone. >> But, I'm trying to speak to you. >> I got to eat. >> When the officers were discussing this domestic thingy, she decided to open the window again and have some words with him. >> What if uh he gives us access to come in? >> Uh, if she assaults him, then that would be even more. >> I did not. I did what? >> Huh? >> What did I do? What did I do? You guys were there. You guys saw that. >> Saw what? >> What you just said? >> I said if you assault him, that would be even more. >> Oh, but what if he assaulted me by um >> Well, you won't tell me your side of the story. >> I don't have one. There's no side. I absolutely defended what I had to do. >> Well, what happened? It cost you defend. >> I don't give a [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] I never even heard him. He did this last month, so it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter anymore. Fighting is fighting. It's none of your business. >> You can just tell people flat out now or just go search for it >> for what? What do you want to search for for it? >> Why don't you just come out? >> Because I'm not going to come out. I don't have to. I'm talking to you right now. And what the [ __ ] is the problem? >> So, basically, we could tell her right now and then >> Okay, tell me. >> More crime, more crimes, more charges. >> What? >> Yeah, let's just do it. >> Huh? >> Let's just tell her. >> Okay. Well, right now you're under arrest for domestic violence. >> For what? He absolutely came up to me and threatened me. I'm going to do what I'm going to do. And I never heard him. >> How did How did he threaten you? >> He absolutely told me he was going to beat my ass right now. >> He did? >> Absolutely. He came up to me in the living room while my child was in the same room. >> Okay. >> Okay. I've been beat before. Absolutely. >> Okay. Well, >> I don't care. Absolutely. That's the point. You don't ever ever ever show violence in front of somebody and absolutely go out to somebody. You know what? A person that's been beat a person THAT HAS BEEN BEATEN IS going to protect yourself in no matter what. If I'm going to come up to you and act like I'm going to force a force of aggression, sir. >> Well, screaming at the cops is also a sign indicating an aggressor. Either way, no matter what she said, she's going to be arrested. >> GET OFF ME. >> GET OFF ME. GET OFF ME. >> GOT ONE. I'm peeing myself. Put your HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. >> My dad [screaming] get off me. >> Stop moving. >> Oh my god. You can breathe. >> Oh my god, I can breathe. >> All right, we're going to sit you up. >> I PEED MY PANTS. WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. >> WHAT? >> WAIT, I PEED MY PANTS. WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. >> WELL, YOU'RE STUCK IN what you're wear. [laughter] >> No, no, no. [laughter] Wait, wait. Let me at least change my underwear, please. >> Yes. >> No. I just No. Quick upd. >> What >> shoes? You said >> Yeah, I asked her FOR >> THEY'RE IN MY FINGERS. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> DO [screaming] NOT OW. >> WHERE'S YOUR SHOES? >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> Where are YOUR SHOES? >> WHERE? THEY'RE IN THE HOUSE. >> You're hurting me. YOU ARE HURTING ME. >> NOT HURTING ME. >> YES, YOU ARE. HOW CAN I EVEN GRAB YOU? >> STOP YELLING. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] I JUST PISSED MY PANTS. >> I DON'T CARE. >> I DON'T CARE EITHER. THEN SHUT UP. >> SWEET JESUS. She might need a special jail cell with an exorcist. Also, the cops better go and feed her. Maybe give her a glass of holy water with that dinner. >> Probably need surgery. Good. Shut up. >> I don't have anything on me. >> We tried, but you WOULDN'T COME BY. >> WHATEVER, [ __ ] [ __ ] second. [ __ ] >> You want to turn around or how do you want to do it? WHAT? I DON'T HAVE anything on me. >> All right, step out. >> No, >> you just put me in the car. >> Step out or I'll BRING YOU. >> YOU JUST PUT ME IN THE CAR. >> All right. Well, do your work first. You don't have to be so rough. >> I'm not rough. >> Yes, you are. You fat cow. Absolutely. You don't have to be soing rough. Make sure I have Don't have a phone this time, huh? So, you guys can't keep it like last time. How many days you gave me a phone? 3 days. I don't have anything. I'm telling you the truth. >> I don't have any math and I don't have anything. >> I got to check. >> I'm [ __ ] silverber as [ __ ] My pants are PISSED FROM THIS FAT on me. Couldn't even [ __ ] breathe. >> I need to check your breast area >> in the street. >> Don't. All right, I'm out. Go ahead and check where you need. You >> [ __ ] You better get your hands off me right now. >> Stop. >> You don't need to do so. You don't need to be so I do. >> NO, YOU DON'T. I'M NOT EVEN showing forced. All right. >> Get off my throat. >> You moved. >> GET OFF MY THROAT. >> I'M NOT ON your throat. >> GET OFF MY THROAT. GET OFF MY THROAT. >> I'M NOT ON >> GET off my throat. There's other ways to touch the throat. >> You said you're going TO BITE ME. >> WHY WOULD IING BITE YOU, [ __ ] >> WELL, YEAH, because you put IT ON MY FACE. >> GET BACK. >> NO. >> THERE YOU GO. >> OFF. Never stop. >> Oh my god, you look like something from the ring. That one was funny, but also kind of true since the Mirandaizing her is like exercising her. >> All right, Bethany, I'm going to read you Miranda. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. >> You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights if I've explained them to you? Having these rights in mind, >> [ __ ] >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> And why does it have A MIDDLE INITIAL ON IT? AND WHY did they EVER even exist? Why? Why? You [ __ ] [ __ ] DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND ME? I'M ALLERGIC TO METAL. GOD DAMN IT. [screaming] LOOK AT MY FACE. YOU GUYS ARE so mean. Can you un loosen them, please? They're burning my fingers. Please. Please. I'm asking you nicely. Can you even talk BACK AFTER I CALLED 911 AND PUT THE T YELL L? YOU GUYS HAVE BEEN ON MY ASS EVER SINCE. You [ __ ] [ __ ] You guys TOOK AWAY MY PHONE. WHAT FOR? WHEN I [ __ ] GOT ARRESTED LAST MAKING SURE, HUH? [ __ ] DOING [ __ ] dirty [ __ ] like that. Who goes to jail WITH A [ __ ] PHONE AND THEN [ __ ] NOT GIVE IT BACK? >> CAN YOU guys take this off me? I'm allergic to metal, please. It's burning my [ __ ] arms. >> This woman is charged with resisting arrest and domestic violence. Let's move on to this case now where a jealous wife assaulted her husband on the 4th of July. My nephew, she is very hyper sensitive to thinking I'm looking at other women. She starts chasing after me. She grabs me. She cuts me open. Please, >> you did this. You did this. You come over. You did this. >> No. Then talk to us together. >> Stop. >> Megan, stop. >> I'm not doing this, Christian. >> You're going to be right. >> Happy 4th of July, 2025 in New Jersey. Caps on patrol after a local fireworks display heard a loud argument coming from the parking lot. As they get closer, they see this intoxicated couple engaged in a verbal altercation. So, uh, what's going on? >> What's going on? >> Um, we had a confusion discussion about who lives in that house. >> Okay. >> He's been he's been my face. >> I tried to walk away. I I made a gesture to him and he got so offended. So, that's >> and she cut me open right there. >> Christian, goodbye. >> Hold on. looking at her and talk to her. >> All right. So, what's going on? >> What's going on? So, you guys got to >> Here's the deal. We've had some marriage issues. >> So, what's going on tonight? >> Uh, I don't want to get >> I was looking over at that house tonight >> and I was looking at sparklers with my nephew. She is very hyper sensitive to thinking I'm looking at other women. >> All right. So, are you guys married or >> we're married? He spit in my face. He left me twice for 30 minutes. >> Okay. >> Um, >> she's like, "What are you looking at?" Like my 8-year-old, we're looking at this sparkles. >> And then my brother was like, "Oh, yeah, I know. He lives in that house. Remember that girl from our grade? I went to private high school. I don't know who he's talking about, but I dumbly just agree with it." >> Yeah, baby. The good old jealous wife. Let's see her reaction to the police. >> Whatever. I It doesn't matter. >> So So what was the What started the argument? >> It it does kind >> What started the argument? I asked him something and I I I can't I I really >> Okay, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> No, no, no. >> Christian, if you're going to do I I just rather go home. >> Let's go get our stuff and go home. This is This is ridiculous. This is ridiculous. >> On your foot. >> So So >> I'm not I'm not doing this. Actually, don't touch me. >> Megan, don't [ __ ] touch me. Do not do this. >> Then then let this go. I don't want to be >> I'm just telling them what's going on and then >> it's not their [ __ ] business. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's actually not. It's It's not. And for you to do this, I'm Megan. I'm trying to resolve. So, let's just go home, get my stuff, and I'm going to go home tonight and I'm going to go maneuver, whatever. But this is not their back up. Stop. >> No. >> I'm trying to resolve this in a >> cuz all it is is separate us. >> Yeah, we're going to separate back up. Then you do the fishing can fix it cuz I'm done. >> I am trying to fix. >> No, you're not. >> Cuz then let it go and let's go home cuz I No, >> speaking of me, I can't just walk right off. >> Stop doing that. Stop. >> Okay. Nope. Let me get taken away in handcuffs then. Please do not do that. Please. >> You did this. You did this. You called over. You did this. >> Nobody. >> No. Then talk to us together. >> Megan, stop. >> I'm not doing this. Christian, >> you're going to get arrested. You're going to get arrested. No, because I will go. >> Hey, stop it. Stop it. Just stop it. >> Class, this is the narcissistic abuser's favorite line. You did this. This is your fault. We got a control freak here and her husband needs to get away from this ASAP. >> Don't go near the road. You still need to stay here. >> No, I don't. >> I didn't do You can't arrest me for >> I can. >> Okay. For what? >> Okay. Well, you have to >> Why are you going to arrest me on the grounds of >> That's what we're figuring out. >> For what? That's what we're having these conversations for. >> No, no, no. What would you exactly arrest me for >> right now? >> Yeah. >> Disorderly conduct for >> which is what? What? What did I do? >> Yelling. >> I didn't scream or yell. >> Oh, you did >> when? >> Right there. >> No, I didn't. I said I don't want to be detained, but uh there was absolutely nothing in which I screamed or yell. >> I didn't scream right now. >> A little bit. >> No, I didn't. And I'm not now. >> So, what do you Okay. Okay. So, what are you going to ask me for now? >> Nothing. Or did I just I just needed the separation. I I just separate. I just wanted to have a converate with you to see what happened. That's all this is. >> That's all this is. I'm happy to separate. I want to I just wanted to figure out what happened tonight. >> It's not really your business. I'm having to separate. >> All right. >> You can go back to him. >> No, I'm good. >> I'm going to stay here. >> I'm I'm going to get an Uber and I'm leaving. >> Not yet. >> Well, you're not going to keep me. >> I am. >> For what? >> You can't. Legally, you can. I didn't do anything. I didn't have disorderly conduct. I'm leaving him. Then you guys can talk to him. And if he wants to do something, go for it. But that has nothing to do with me. And I'm allowed to get an Uber. I'm allowed to leave. I know that. I know my rights. As the cop was keeping an eye on her, she started walking away despite the investigation still ongoing. >> 4321, show me the field contact in the area. >> Why are you calling me? >> Huh? >> Why are you calling me? >> Because I told you you're not free to go. >> Uh, you have when the Uber comes. >> Why? You're not getting in it. >> For what? Uh because you're currently under investigation for possibly assaulting him. >> I didn't assault him. >> Well, his arm's bleeding. So, if you keep walking, you're going to be >> detained. Listen, I'm not following you down Ocean Avenue. You have to stay here. Okay. >> Yes. >> Do you want to be detained? >> I don't want to put you in handcuffs. >> I'm going to get an Uber. No. >> And I'm going home. want to tell me I'm not being I'll give you my information but I'm leaving. I'm free to go. >> Nope. You are not. >> Yes, I am. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Stop. You have to stay here. Do not push me. >> Then do not touch me. You're not allowed to touch me. [ __ ] you. >> That's all we're doing. No. >> Since she kept on walking away despite the warning and after getting the signal from the other officer. Yeah. He decided to put her under arrest. >> Come here. You're under arrest. Don't resist theore. >> Don't. >> What the >> Don't Are youing serious? A female 41 29stic. >> What are you doing? >> You because you're >> Why? >> Because you scratch your arm. >> Are you kidding me? >> What the now or no? >> Can I talk to him? What the [ __ ] >> Are you serious? >> What the >> What are you doing? Put your hands on you. >> What are youing doing? Can you let me talk to him? What are you doing? >> Your hands behind you. >> No. The man [ __ ] spit my [ __ ] face. What are you doing, Christian? >> What are you Stop? >> Give me your hand. >> What are you doing? Okay, I'm going to get up. >> Give me your hand now. >> What are you doing? Give me your hand now. >> Can you lift me up, please? >> Alex, I'm done. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> Can I find my mom, please? >> Let me get to the headquarters. Yeah. >> After putting the woman in handcuffs, the cops moved her to the squad car. >> Why are you doing >> All right. Well, can I talk to him, please? >> No. >> No. >> Christian, what are you doing? >> Nothing. I >> What are you doing? >> Christian, they can't do this. If you're saying what happened, >> Megan, I told him I asked not to do this. >> Then, what are you What did you tell him? You had a scratch on his arm. >> Okay, Christian, they can't arrest me cuz you have aing scratch on your arm. >> Actually, we can. >> Can you come with me then? >> No. >> Why can't my husband come with me? cuz he can't. >> You can't he you can't you can't arrest me if he's not involved in this. Wait, can you please >> can you please have my husband come here? >> Stop. Please. >> Can I talk to my husband now? If you get in the car, we'll roll down the window. >> Get in. >> Can you please let me talk to my husband first? >> You sit in the car. >> I have a right. I have a right. >> Let me talk to my husband. >> Sit in the car. Christian, >> please let me talk to my husband. Please let me talk to my husband. >> Well, that went well. Now, let's just uh back up a bit to hear the husband side of the story. >> So, then what happened? >> Um I walked away because I was being basically accused of knowing who's living there, having some type of interest, some attraction. >> I don't know who the lives there. >> No clue. So, I don't have a clue. I walk away. >> Mhm. >> I walked for 20 minutes. I come back. I keep trying to talk to her again. Um, and I came back. She keep repeating the same story. I pulled the chair towards her. I probably shouldn't have done that. I was getting mad again. I was telling her like, "I don't know what's going on." She's like, "Oh, well, your mother knows who lives there. Your brother." It It's just stupid. It's dumb. It's been like this a day. >> Dad. Uh 43. A >> simple conversation that could have been very easy. Christian got very frustrated, walked away for about 30 minutes. I stayed there sitting patiently waiting. He came on the beach in a chair. He came back. He was very mean. He kept pushing the chair, pushing me, being physical with me. I still sat there. And then I get mad. I I was like mouthing her. I must have spit in her face. >> And then I walk away again. And then I'm thinking to myself, what am I supposed to do here? There's no logic. There's no rhyme. I can't logically get through this. I come back again. I'm trying to talk to her again. Then I'm like finally like she's pissing me off again. I'm like I'ming out of here. She starts chasing after me. She grabs me. She cuts me open. And I I'll be honest, I have scars all over my body from stuff like this happening. I'm pushing her back. I'm saying, "Get away from me." I push her against the fence. I keep And I think I don't know if you guys saw me, but I'm sitting here trying to move and it's just been I mean, this has been going on for a while. >> We've we've had a lot of trouble or marriage. So, the thing is, >> she's very determined and I'm freaked out that she's going to try to get herself arrested by telling you guys that you shouldn't be doing this. All I want to do is go home to my parents. Okay. I asked her three times to leave the beach since the fireworks. >> Mhm. >> Where do your parents live? >> Okay. So, she's been sitting here for the last hour. >> I've left. She hasn't left. I come back. >> Try to talk. Nothing. Leave. She doesn't leave. I come back again. >> All I want to do is go home. >> Mhm. This is driving me. I didn't expect this. Now my arm is killing me now. >> Yeah. Well, with the signs of injury, she's probably going to be arrested. >> I don't want her to be. >> It's It's not our It's not up to you. >> Did he ask you to do this? >> He showed us his arm. There's signs of injury. >> I'm just asking a simple question. Whatever he showed you, I'm asking if he asked you to do this. >> No. >> I told him. >> Did he ask you not to? >> He said he would prefer not to, but I told him it's not up to him. And like it's like it could have happened to anybody. It's a nail. And I get it. It sucks. It looks bad. >> I really don't want her life ruined. >> No, I got you. I mean, >> it's not going to ruin her life, >> but I I don't want any anything. >> In the end, she's charged with simple assault. Moving on to the next case now, where this woman was dumb enough to hit her husband while on Facebook Live. At the same time, domestic violence is not is not good because if we figure out who's the primary PHYSICAL AGGRESSOR, [screaming] >> HE WAS HE WAS A PHYSICAL LIKE I DON'T LIE. >> IT'S NOVEMBER 23RD, 2025 in Ohio. Cops get reports of this wife attacking her husband following a verbal dispute on Facebook Live. What's happening here? >> So, first of all, I know you already know this guy that's in this doorway by heart. >> Sure don't. >> Okay. His name is Brandon. I don't even know. Stevens, I'm the mom of this young lady right here in this tan call. I just called got called from work because he's he's so he keep harassing her. They they they are married but in the midst of getting divorced December 12th. He been stressing her out literally bother her to the point they got three kids together. Bothering her to the point like literally where she just can't even sit at home comfortably. So today he grabs her phone. She on live on live saying whatever she you know want to say about her. He grabs her phone, you know, with her [ __ ] Excuse my language. Oh, you can't get this back. And then go have a nurse to say the police say, "Yeah, you can grab." Why? Why he holding her phone? You allowed to do that because that's your property, too. She like, "Give my phone back. Give my phone back." No, you cannot do that because you don't pay her bill and that's not your phone. And the phone is in her name. >> Yeah. If they're married, >> it doesn't matter. He knows they're getting a divorce. That's why he keep with her. Like, he need to go somewhere for real. He need to go somewhere. >> Dude right here. >> Say that again. >> This dude right here. Yeah, this dude right here. I'm pretty sure you probably do. You know who he is? His His number is programmed in y'all system cuz he always calling your own cell. >> I'm on the phone still with this guy. They told me to stay on the phone. >> The cop then went to speak with the wife about the situation. >> What's going on? >> Don't say they called you. You called them. >> You want to talk to me about what's going on? >> He can talk to you. I mean, >> he he took my phone. I'm on live still as we're speaking. This is my fourth live. >> Mhm. >> He said he was leaving, right? >> Y'all always coming. I swear to God on my dead brother. I'm on live for my safety cuz he said he was leaving. All right, go get your start getting on live for my safety. All females on my live. He gets to talking like a MC, bro. Just talk about oh these on your live. They can come on my job. They can come to my house putting my address on the live saying come here and I beat all y'all's asses. I this and that. Okay, keep escalating. Keep talking. I'm okay. I'm just laughing at the comments in my life. I can laugh. What the? You can't tell me not to laugh, bro. So I literally keep laughing. Keep laughing. He takes my phone. Give you three warnings. Why? I give you three warnings. You take my phone. Literally smiling looking at my laugh. I mean looking at my live. >> I said I'm going to hit you if you get Don't give my phone. Just literally still got my phone. I'm not getting any back. All right. So I hit him after the third time. >> I'm calling the police. I'm calling the police. GIVE ME MY PHONE. LITERALLY. WHY he on the phone with I'm literally yelling, "Give me my phone." That's all that I want. Give me my phone. Like that's all you had to do here. >> What the Why is that? >> Well, from her side of the story, she seems to be the one who got physical first because the husband took her phone away because she was live streaming in front of the house. Yeah, that's a dumb reason to call cops. >> Before this starts, can you please have your partner please cuz I'm still on the phone with dispatch. She already told me that you guys will educate her that when you're legally married, anything that you touch in the home is a conjoint thing. It's not theft. It's not stealing. It's not nothing. So me picking her phone up doing this with the phone isn't theft. Isn't anything. We're still legally married >> and we have a mutual restraining order in place. So we know you can't dismantle nothing. This means you can't turn no phones off. You can't turn no lights off. You can't turn It stops people from doing that. That's the whole purpose of the mutual restraining order. So, um, but all happened, right? We woke up this morning, arguing, whatever. She then gets on Facebook Live talking trash about me. So, we arguing back and forth on Facebook Live. So, it's on her live. She hitting me, punching me, biting me. I called you guys three times. The first time I called, she was yelling at screen and the dispatcher just told me that that recorded. I called again. She was still doing the same exact thing, hitting me. I kept telling the dispatch, now she biting me, now she doing all this. I got a cut on my hand, >> blood on my shirt. You see the blood on the door cuz I had to open the door. >> You can come back here, dog. >> He's This is This is one of your best bugs. If you want to know where all the drops and stuff is at, you got to ask this. He knows everything. >> That guy up there. >> Yeah. He programmed in your phone. He He He Trust me, he love and handles y'all. Trust me, he he he threatens y'all. This is him. I know y'all got a [ __ ] in the computer. He always call. Always call. always throwing threats or I'mma sell or she don't want to be with me. That's what type of lon he is. >> I got you. >> Like I I'm I'm the mom. I'm her mom. I got you. >> And it's so weird. It's so weird. I was just always fighting. >> See, he just said these two are always fighting. It's sad. >> Ain't no calm down. I'm at work. I'm at work. >> I am at work. I'm on the clock. I'm at work. >> For real. Got to come over here for this bull crap. This ain't it. So, let me tell you like I told >> he she on her she on live as you know Facebook live doing her thing. He grabs her phone in her name that she pays for I got your phone you know ignorant type. >> So she telling him three times on live give me my phone. I don't got to give your phone. The police just told me this my property. The police >> not giving her a phone. >> Let me ask are they married? >> Yes. But they're in the midst of getting a divorce which you know December 12th. propert when you're married, property is shared. >> Look at mom trying to be the main character here. Calm down and go sit down somewhere, mom. >> Oh, this communal property cuz we we getting uh we still married. No, no, no. We've been divorced for like 6 months. Come on. Yeah, it's not legal. December 12th, baby. Yeah, that's the court date. But baby, I've been done with you for 6, seven months. I just can't get out of here because we got [ __ ] We going to lease together. I can't just move. So, you guys have been divorced, but you're saying you still have a lease together? >> Yeah, we have a lease together, but we're in the in the midst of divorce. I've been dealt with him for six, seven months. Come on. He knows this >> and we cannot get out of this at least. That's why I would have been gone. I would have been gone. >> You psychopath. He said he was going to go my call the landlord and get you off the lease. No, can't do that. I'm not going to get off the le. >> So, what happened after you hit him? He got you off to get your phone back. Okay. >> I literally He still gave my phone back. I literally had >> Did anything progress like physically from there? >> No, I just kept hitting him till he gave my phone back. That's it. And then I literally had his hand. I never hit him. I had his hand literally screaming, "Give me mying phone back." I had to pry it out of this hand. You a hoe, dude. What the >> She hit me with the swimmer. That's why it's broke. The liquid is all on the floor and stuff. hitting me, punching me, biting me out. >> Video of this. >> It's on her Facebook live. It's on her live. Let me see if I can Hello. >> So, marriage insured property, >> man. Ain't no ain't no way. >> So, no, but anyway, I >> I understand what you're saying. I understand what you want. >> Finish telling me what you saw on on live. Were you watching the Facebook live? >> No, I was I was caught from work. >> Okay. So, somebody else was watching and got me over here. That's what And that's literally He was holding her phone up. She said three times, "Give me my phone." He said, "No, I'm allowed to hold your phone. The police just said, "I can have it. This is mine." With her literally, you know, that's antagonizing. >> Yeah. Thank you. That word. >> I got you. >> So, she finally get her phone back and that's when he call y'all. And that's when I get over here and then I call. I don't call until after he already said call cuz I don't mess with y'all for real to be honest with you. So, when he told me he called already, yeah, I'mma call. >> Okay. >> So, that's how it happened. >> I got you. >> But she do I think she did get her phone back. In our honest opinion, guys, all of them, even the mom, are petty and childish. They all need to stay away from each other. Also, why are they acting as like Facebook Live is the court of law? >> As you can see, the blood on my phone. >> So, she's still living here. >> Yeah, we both live here. We're We're going through a mutual restraining order. We can't >> How does that work? If you guys >> Because we haven't went to court yet, that's why. So, that's why they put that in place so nobody takes something from another. You get what I'm saying? So one person don't leave one person. >> Yeah. Move the house. Right. You feel me? Right. I even I even explained to her even with the car outside. That's commutal property. >> Which means if I was to hop in the car right now and she called you guys to pull me over, y'all couldn't do nothing because we're legally still married. Y'all would just tell her, "Well, you got to wait till you go to court." She's not educated in that. >> Yeah. So, I told the officer to please let her know that because she's claiming that this me taking her phone to record her on live like this hitting on me in front of all her viewers that's on there. Even her mother just got done seeing the live. My mother my own mother was just on the live. My mother is a Marine in the Marine Corps. She's a corporal. I just got off the phone. >> My mom probably can see it on hers. But matter of fact, let me call my friend Am and it's it's it's way beyond like you said. They always are. >> And these kids like nobody cares about the kids. I know. >> I don't understand. >> It's a fight on Facebook Live over a phone. I'm not talking to Male half because he despises me >> and him. >> Yeah. Someone's inside talking to him. >> And I've been trying to get out of this situation, but I can't. It's just the money. It's just the money. That's why I got two jobs. He want to co-arent and watch my kids while I work and I watch your kids while he work. Okay, that's cool. We can do that. We've been doing that. Cool. But now you want to be weird. I don't know if he's in your program data or not, but he's always calling the police on himself. See, always he always call on himself. >> He don't Yeah, he said y'all always fight. >> Yeah. >> That's what I just want y'all to let her know. Him taking your phone. Y'all married. You can't get >> Are the kids ready to go with them? >> Huh? Are the kids ready to go so we can get them out of here? You going to come get the kids? >> You said what? >> You going to come get the girls? >> What am I coming to get the girl for? I'm at work. You know I'm at work. Don't be at work. >> I start work at 12. >> First of all, he's going to keep his kids. He know damn well I'm not keeping a girl. I'm at I'm on the clock. >> That's between you guys. Okay. >> No, he knows. >> As always, there's going to be kids in the middle of this mess. And no one here has the responsibility to take care for a fish, let alone kids, including grandma. So, let's hope that they just find someone more suitable to raise these children. >> Since y'all want to be like that, it's cool. So, what can So, what can I do about her breaking the the Swiffer Mop over >> on the live? What can I do about this? >> Can y'all please let her know that touching her phone is commuter? >> Let us talk to our partner here real quick. >> I got the I got the video of my mom about to send it to y'all right now. >> She was on live now. >> Yeah, she's still on live. If y'all if y'all rewind it back, y'all can see a whole video of me holding it up like this and her feet don't even in the house. The blood is on the door and it's all on the ground. >> Do you just want I know. Do you just want to give us a second to communicate with each other? I don't have to do [ __ ] >> You tell good. It's not [ __ ] me, bro. I don't want I want you to go to jail for >> Can sir, can you just go up on the porch or something? Can you go up on the porch or something? Please go up on the porch or something. >> As the cops continue their investigation, they continue to scream at each other. >> I don't I don't I don't want to hurt nothing. Hey But I want y'all to explain to her what commutal property is. >> Oh my god. >> Have y'all explained that to her? >> Are you passive given? Yes. Are you guys married? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, it's it's both property no matter what it is. So, property is property no matter what. Now, the thing is if it's your phone, you pay for it solely. It's still property as long as you're married. Okay. At the same time, >> at the same time, domestic violence is not is not good cuz if if we figure out who's THE PRIMARY PHYSICAL AGGRESSOR, [screaming] WAS. HE WAS THE FIVE [ __ ] I DON'T LIVE. YOU WANT TO SEE IT RIGHT NOW, BRO? HE WAS ON TIME RIGHT NOW. I HAVE IT. >> LIKE, WHAT the >> you say you get the out of here. >> No, I'm not going to TELL YOU. I'M LATE. DON'T listen to him. Evidence of hitting me. I'm going to take you. >> [ __ ] off. Don't listen to that dude. If you find evidence evidence and you hit me, they're going to have to take you. I'm trying to tell you. Can I just see it? >> I'm trying to >> If she If you If she seen you hitting me with that, she's going to have to take. That's why she not saying nothing. She going to get you jammed up. She not telling you. >> I don't understand why you're still just yelling in this equation. >> Because it's true. >> It's true. It's what's going to happen. >> Since the wife is the primary aggressor, the officer decided to put her under arrest. Y'all going to attack her. >> I'm going grab your phone. Okay. I'm not >> No, he just he don't want his kids. Ain't nobody nobody go get dressed. >> Take your kids. I got to go to work. I just saw you lose your job. >> I just about to lose your job. >> I'm not going to lose nothing. I already told my boss. I can't come up here. >> I don't want to come up here. >> And then you already said I'm about to lose my >> Okay, we'll deal with that in a minute. Let us get everything settled. We will we will deal with that. >> You ain't going to be a parent. >> My mind >> relax. >> Come on. Let's [screaming] go. I got to get my kids, bro. He don't want to be a parent. I got to be the father. >> Figure it out. But if you keep whailing around, this is not going to go well. >> Come on, bro. Let's go. Let's go, bro. For my kids, bro. It's over with. >> It's over with. On my life. It's over with. GET OUT. GET OUT OF MY CAR. THAT'S NOT YOUR [ __ ] That's not your [ __ ] Communal property. Communal property. Communal property. Communal property. >> Communal property. >> WHY YOU GOT MY KEYS? Y'ALL GOING TO LET HIM GET MY KEYS, BRO? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? THAT'S MY CAR. >> THIS IS CAR, BRO. THIS IS CAR. GET IN [screaming] THE CAR, >> BRO. BRO, I SWEAR TO GOD. I swear to God. >> Oh my my. What is this? Kindergarten? Either way, since the rest is the police teaching them not to yell at each other, we're going to skip to the end because in the end, the wife is charged with domestic violence. Moving on to this case now, where another abusive wife gets arrested after hitting her husband. >> She was in there smacking me like she always does. >> You're a piece of [ __ ] [laughter] I cannot believe that I'm going to jail foring domesticing battery. Welcome to May 19th, 2026. Officers get to this hotel regarding a domestic incident. And here's what happened next. >> Did you call? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I am her. >> I I bring myself down here to have a good time. >> Yeah. >> I invite her down here to have a good time. She starts throwing a fit, starts threatening me. >> Uhhuh. >> Um I'm not going to be threatened. >> She's your wife. No, ex-wife. >> Ex-wife. >> Ex-wife. And >> just keep your hand out of your pocket for me. >> Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. >> But anyway, I'm so sick of her threatening me, >> telling me she's going to kick my ass, have me. I'm not going to do that, dude. >> Yeah. >> Not going to do that. >> So, you uh you walked out here and >> Yeah. So, I walked out here and told you guys because I bought the place inv and I did invite her here. I did invite her here. So, I I'm in the wrong. Did it get No, no, no. Stay sick. >> Oh, she is okay. All right. >> But I'm so sick of her telling me. >> Did it get physical? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, >> cuz you said and or >> Well, >> the caller said I'm sick of my wife beating on me. >> Well, I mean, no. She never really beats on. I mean, kind of, but it's not to the point where I'm going to >> What do you mean kind of? Well, >> did it get physical tonight? Um, not tonight, but usually she smacks me and tells me that I'm effing my ex old lady and I'm not. >> Uh-huh. >> So, tonight she didn't do that, but it has happened before and I just didn't want to happen tonight. So, I called you guys to make sure it didn't happen. >> Has it happened since Has it happened since you've been in Key West? >> No. No, we just got here today. >> Where are you from? Indiana. >> Yeah, we just got here from Indiana. >> Um, but if if I would have let it go, it would have gotten to the point where she would have started smacking me. >> Dude, going on a trip with your ex? What the That's a disaster waiting to happen. Oh, wait. It already happened. Either way, after taking the husband's statement, the cop then came to talk to the ex. >> Hey, I'm 102. >> Hi. Um, we were called about an argument between you and your husband. Yes. Okay. He >> ID said I was Yes, I do. I do not I have not beat him. >> Okay. >> And >> that's what we're here to just try to understand both sides of the story and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Yeah. He's a lion. I've got a witness right here on the phone that shows that I have not beat him. >> Okay. He said he did not say that you beat him though. >> Yeah. >> We just talked to him and he he said that you didn't hit him tonight. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. So once you get your ID, um this officer here, officer story will ask you um what's going on. >> Okay. We came back and he started accused me of cheating on him and all this stuff and then we're divorced. >> Okay. and he invited me down here and then he started saying that I was beating on him and that I was showing that I was being untrue to him and all this stuff and I haven't. >> Okay. >> And now I'm without a room and um I haven't done anything wrong at all. Okay. >> Are you there, Kristen? >> Yes. >> You mind hanging up with her for a minute so we can talk? >> Yes. Kristen, I'm going to hang up right now. Okay. >> So, at any point, did you two get physical with each other? >> No. >> No. At all. >> Okay. And is there any way you can get another room so you guys can separate for the night? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. >> Yes, >> I definitely suggest that. Um he asked me to come down with him. >> Okay. >> And um we divorced probably 2 months ago and then all of a sudden he just started accusing me of doing things that I haven't done. >> Where were you guys at tonight? >> Well, you shouldn't have accepted his invitation in the first place. Then what is with the crocodile tears? said we was doing good and uh we was down at the bar and she started [ __ ] throwing all over the place and started accusing me of effing my old lady. I'm like I'm going home. I'm going home. I said I'm I'm just going to go home. >> Like throwing [ __ ] in the bar. >> Uh well over place and uh been embarrassed. Yeah. >> Um >> but like I I like I threw a drink at you or >> Yeah. >> Yeah. What bar was that? >> Oh yeah. Oh, when we got here, she did that, but then she went in here and and I I did owe her for a drink and she's like, "Oh, they're calling the police on you." I said, "Well, I'll pay for my drink." I was just trying to get out of here cuz I didn't want her >> Yeah. >> embarrassing me. And then I come back over here. I said, "Hey, do I offer drink?" She said, "No, no, your wife got it." No, it's okay. And I was like, "Okay." But no, I just don't want to. I mean, I'll go home. I don't care. >> How'd y'all get here? You drove or you flew? >> You drive or you flying? >> Yeah. >> Flew. I always fly. >> Yeah. >> And I'm not going to put up with this where >> No. Yeah. >> Sitting there and calling me names and and and hit Well, I'm not going to do that. >> So, did she spill the drink or she threw the drink at you? Well, at the bar. Oh, at the bar she spilled the drink. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. So, anyway, I was like, "All right, you spilled a drink. Let's just go home." And after I said that, she's like, "Oh, no. You ain't saying I did that." Then she started throwing drinks at me >> here. >> And yes. Oh, on the way here. >> Okay. >> On the way here, she started throwing >> like in the in the car or something. >> No, no, we didn't. No, we don't drive. >> You was You were walking. >> We was walking. We were walking. We were walking and she started throwing drinks at me and then she started accusing me of my ex-wife, which I'm not. >> Yeah. >> She went and I said, "Well, you know what, man?" Cuz I bought the I I I got the place. I said, "Well, I'm just going to go in there and go to bed." She said, "Yeah, go ahead." She said, "They already know you'reing your ex-wife." Blah blah blah blah blah. Who cares? which I'm not. But anyway, >> yeah, >> I just don't >> I get it. I get it. >> You know, >> you're on vacation with your recently divorced ex and she's accusing you of sleeping with your other ex. Brain hurting, melting. >> You see how red it is right there? Well, it's always the right to look at it. Okay. Yeah, we haven't we haven't touched each other or anything like that. To be honest with you, he's mad because I called him out on what he did. And >> so your divorce finalized 2 months ago? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And you guys thought that you would do a >> vacation? Yeah. >> Celebratory divorce trip? I'm not following. >> I don't know. [laughter] >> Uh to be honest with you, I thought that he was trying to get back. I'm sorry. He was trying to um make things right. And it wasn't. >> Okay. >> And I mean, it's pretty clear that he took off. He's probably up at the bar right now. >> He's not. He's with my sergeant. They both need to rethink the nature of this relationship. Dear God, if they couldn't live together and got divorced, what made him think they could just work this out in a different state? Oh well, their marriage, their problem. Our job is to sit back and watch this drama. >> He supposedly like threw a drink at him while we're here. Um he uh when are y'all supposed to be going back? >> Um Saturday. >> Okay. >> And I have all that, you know. >> Yeah. >> Um she's down here with him. He doesn't want uh you know it's his room. He doesn't want things to get to get violent. They're going to see if she has money to get a different room somewhere else. >> I just I just don't know where things went wrong. I mean, we were having a good time and all of a sudden I was and I was ma'am. Good question. Okay. So, um did you throw a drink at your husband? >> No. >> Okay. So, this is the situation. Okay. Um your [clears throat] husband paid for the room. Is that correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, typically in um these like verbal arguments like where married couples or dating couples are together, uh we have to ensure that everybody is separate for the night. >> Okay. Your husband doesn't want you. >> I I I I I so paid money for the room, too. >> Okay. That's not my fault. That's not my problem. My problem is to get you two separate separate to um spend the night together or spend the night separate. Okay? So you guys can cool off, reconvene tomorrow. Okay? So whether he pays for a new room for you or you pay for a new room for you, that's going to be what happens. Okay? >> Okay. >> Understand? Where's your room key? >> Right here. >> That's the key for the room. >> Yes. >> Okay. May I have it just temporarily? >> Why is that? because I don't have nowhere to stay. >> But that's what we're going to go to the front desk and try to coordinate. Do you want to stay here or do you want to go somewhere else? >> I can stay here or >> Okay. >> Somewhere else. >> Okay. Do you have stuff in the room you want to get? >> Yes. >> Like Okay. Um why don't we go start doing that? Officer Story will follow you just to make sure that you know you don't touch anything of your husbands and anything like that. Make sure you have everything you need and then we'll start coordinating you getting your new room. Does that sound okay? >> I know >> ridiculous [laughter] [ __ ] >> It is. Things can get heated, but the best thing is to just separate, sober up, get a good night's rest, and then reconvene tomorrow. >> Sound fair? >> Cuz we don't want to take people to jail. >> I don't want to go to jail, but >> I mean, this is >> But that that's the scenario. Okay, so let's go get that taken care of. Okay, >> we'll get your stuff and we'll get you a room. All right, >> that's it, right? Nah, not really. Come on. Not when the husband's about to say something that's going to change the outcome of this case. >> And that's why she kept telling I don't need you blah blah blah and kept smacking me. And I'm not going to put that [ __ ] Dude, >> she was smacking you now. >> When? >> But I'm not going to tell you guys that cuz you'll arrest her. >> When was when did she smack you? >> Every day. >> Today? >> Yes. Well, 10 minutes ago. >> Mhm. Where at? >> Right here. But I don't want I don't want her >> I get it. But in the room. >> Yes. Yes. She was in there smacking me like she always done this. Man, >> where at >> your face? >> Yeah. Let me see that. >> Yeah, you can see it. >> Trust me. >> You said I don't want her arrested though. >> And this is what she does. >> You'reing your lady and I'm not. I'm not. Yeah, I'm not. But I'm not going to do that. And I'm done with that. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. So, how come at first you told me that she How come at first you told me she didn't hit you and now you did? >> She been hitting me all night long, dude. Cuz I protect her. She been hitting me all night long and I'm okay with that. I'm all right with it. Um cuz I And I swear to God, you can even read my text messages. >> Are you on? I guess. So am I. Whatever. Dude is so wasted he didn't even realize he got his ex a ticket to jail. Once confirmed on the detail, the cops move in to arrest this woman. >> All right, sounds good. Right. >> 10:15. >> Huh? >> 10:15. I can take the key. >> All right, ma'am. >> Oh, pick up your pick up your money. Put Can you put that in your purse? Do me a favor. Okay. Just leave your purse. Can you put your hands behind your back, please? Okay. >> Why am I being arrested? >> Yes, ma'am. We'll explain it to you in >> Just Just do that one. Just do that one arm and then let's just take this strap off. >> I just >> We're going to I'm going to take your purse off. Okay. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Grab it on. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> She's going to be determined the primary aggressor and she's going to jail. Now, I want to I want to be be very very clear with you. >> When she gets out, because she's most likely gonna get out before Saturday, >> okay? >> If she comes back here, cuz I I'm just telling you cuz I' I've been doing this a long time. >> I I work in a tourist town and it happens all the time. >> Right. Right. >> She comes back to this hotel tomorrow >> and you let her in to be a nice guy. >> I'm not going to. >> They'll they'll kick you out, keep your money. >> Right. Sometimes because it's civil, you've already paid for the whole stay. They're not going to refund that >> three times. >> Yeah. Sorry. >> No, it's all right. But most of the time, you know, if it's in the beginning of the vacation, they don't they'll keep the money for the whole the whole stay and you'll be out not having to find a somewhere else to go. >> We have no discretion on domestic situations. Okay. >> I don't I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't hit him. I didn't do anything wrong. >> I'm just I'm just explaining that to you because that's why you're being arrested. Okay. Can I call somebody? >> I got it. >> Do you have a lock? >> I'm very sorry you guys had >> No, it's it's no big deal, man. >> It sickens me. It sickens me that I have to have you guys come to do this. >> Yeah. Here, let me just get a picture of your neck. >> All right. And she uh threatened me and said, "Oh, go ahead and listen." Okay, I will. I will. Don't do this. Don't smack me again. Don't grab me by the hair of the head ever again. >> She did that tonight, too. >> Yep. >> Um, >> so we can we can >> on >> Listen, stop crying for a second. I need to figure some things out. >> I don't understand what I did wrong, though. >> Listen to me. You're being arrested for domestic battery. Okay. >> I haven't done nothing, though. >> Okay. Well, I'm just asking if you want to bring your items with you. >> Yeah, but I haven't done nothing though. >> She'll explain everything in a minute. Okay. So, just sit tight. We'll be right with you. Okay. >> [ __ ] real. Iinging hate you. You're a piece of [ __ ] I cannot believe that. I'm going to jail foring domesticing battery. >> The woman is charged with domestic battery. Thank you so much for watching. Please don't forget to like and subscribe so you never miss out on any interesting video. We'll see you in the next one. If you want, share your thoughts on this video and don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment.