My mother called me and was telling me that my ex came here, picked my daughter up, >> right, and took off with me. >> You're not a real cop. >> She's not a real cop. Why don't you show up here and let me see your face, you no? >> All I want to do is help this girl because she reminds me of myself. >> She's following him around trying to make him get her money. >> You give it to me the way you got. You owe me more than that. You owe me $2,000. >> That's my money. I don't want to give IT TO YOU. OKAY, YOU'RE GOING to get >> Dude, I walked into the biggest [ __ ] storm. It was like the most toxic thing I've ever seen in my life. >> She's trying to get me. >> Oh, come >> my fianc. >> Breaking up is supposed to mean moving on. Uh, these girlfriends clearly didn't get that memo. turning their obsession with their exes into absolute chaos. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Here are times when dumb, toxic girlfriends went crazy over their ex. Starting off with this lovely female who fought the cops after breaking into her ex's house. It is July 3rd, 2026, and cops get to this apartment after a woman stormed into her ex's house and attacked him and his new partner, demanding child support for kids who aren't even biologically his. Well, my What is going on here? >> Get up. Bro, >> get up. GET UP, >> BRO. I'M not doing >> Get up. Get up. >> Stay on your ground. Just stay down, >> bro. I'm not doing [ __ ] >> Both of y'all good. Stay over here. I'm not doing [ __ ] >> I got you. You stay down. >> Turn around, bro. >> No, >> bro. Chill out. >> What do you want to do? >> She got a knife. >> What do you want to do? >> Get your table. >> I don't give A >> WHAT? >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Now >> what? >> Drop your knife. >> Sir, what do you want? >> I want you to drop your knife. >> What the? >> Drop your knife. >> Drop your knife. >> Drop it. I got it now. >> Oh, snore. Boring taser shots. Totally ineffective. Maybe those modern ones expire if you don't renew your subscription. >> PLEASE, BRO. >> BRO, DO NOT TOUCH HER WITH no guns, bro. >> Bro, well, she has an >> She's tweaking, bro. Please don't. Bro, >> get over here. Walk to me slowly. >> I don't care. >> I don't want to shoot for anything [snorts] crazy, but you need to get away from >> I don't care. I DON'T CARE. I LITERALLY CAME TO MY HOUSE. >> CHILL, DUDE. Chill out. >> I don't care. >> Can you come this way towards me? >> I can't do [ __ ] >> Can you come this way? >> Bro, >> can you come this way for me? >> No. >> I can't. >> Can you please come here? >> No, I can't. All right, listen. Listen, [ __ ] game. >> Stop, dumb ass. >> Stop, >> [ __ ] I'M NOT GOING. And look, I thought Malcolm would get my mother. >> That could have gone horribly wrong there. Holding a knife in a tight space with a taser that's ineffective if this was somewhere else. She could have been shot. Pretty lucky to get these cops. >> [ __ ] SHUT THE UP. >> [ __ ] YOU TAS. >> YOU COULD ONE YOU UP, [screaming] [ __ ] [ __ ] YOU LITERALLY TOLD ME [screaming] ABOUT YOU DUMB ASS [ __ ] YOU [ __ ] STAND [screaming] UP. >> [ __ ] you. >> Stand up. >> Dumb [laughter] ass [ __ ] >> GET HER UP. >> HEY, WATCH. WALK AWAY. >> YOU BETTER HOLD THE DUMB ASS. >> AND HE WILL. STUPID JUST LIKE THAT. >> Get the [ __ ] No, literally get >> You're going to fall down the step. >> Go, go, go. >> We'll carry you if we have to. Dude, you're tripping for no reason. >> Listen. Stop. Stop. I don't glue my >> Watch her foot. Her foot. >> Break it. I am going to be calm. >> Okay. Well, get your foot out >> and walk like a grown adult. >> No. NO. >> GET YOUR FOOT OUT. >> [ __ ] YOU. NO. >> NO. >> OH, she's doing the show. >> I want my >> You're only making it worse. >> No. Stop. >> I literally I DON'T WANT MY KIDS TO SEE ME LIKE THIS. [ __ ] THAT. LET THEIR DAD COME GET THEM. >> NOW WALK NORMAL. Stand up. >> Okay. Almost anybody can be a parent. That doesn't mean you deserve to be a parent. She needs to be locked up for a while. And CPS needs to take the kids away from her. >> Break my arms. >> Stand up. >> You're [ __ ] >> No, you're tweaking. No. Let me stand up. >> Can you get That's her kid. >> Straight up. >> Stop. Stop. >> I'm trying. We tried to have you come out every way. Chill. >> And I tried too. Did you not see him and his [ __ ] was literally in there and jumping me? >> No. >> Sit down. Put your feet in. >> No. Let him Let his dad come get >> Put your feet in. >> Let his back come. >> We'll call him. Put your feet in. No, his he's his in there. >> That's fine, >> sir. You're literally going to have to >> We'll figure it out later. >> No, his dad is in there. Let his dad come get him. >> Okay, we'll go talk to him. >> I don't give a [ __ ] what happened to me, but let his dad come get him. His [ __ ] literally just >> No, >> she's not going to move her foot. >> No. >> Get it in her. I'm trying to be chill for you. No. >> You want your kids to keep seeing you do this? >> I don't. >> Okay. Well, put your feet in the door and shut the door. >> Dude, no. You're not. >> Stay in the car. >> [ __ ] start. >> Push her. You going to have to pull her all the way. >> I'm stopping the seat belt now. Ready. >> Yeah, I'm about to break my shoulder. >> I shoot >> with this woman secured in the back of the squad car. An officer headed back to speak with the victims. >> I We got into an altercation. I I can't walk on it. It's killed this. You got to Can you hit the uh button on the door? female victim downstairs or upstairs apartment, kicked in a knee and possibly broken. Um, >> oh my god. >> So, can you kind of tell me what happened? >> Everything happened so fast. >> I get it. >> I know. Everything literally happened so fast. Next thing I know, she was in the apartment. >> Did she just come in here and start like >> my mom was Kai? Get in here. Come here. Sit down. Did Did she pick up any weapons to herself? >> No, >> she was in here. So, she drove here with her kids in the car. That's >> what it's looking like. She didn't threaten us with no weapons. >> She just came in here acting out. >> I don't know. I was in the bathroom. >> Okay. >> You have to ask him. I was in the bathroom. Came out. >> I just know my knee is out of place. >> So, did I mean I'm guessing she just she you said she called you. She was asking for you to keep them and then you already knew what type of time it was cuz she sounded drunk or something and you told her not to bring them >> and then she just showed up. >> Just being disrespectful with me. >> Did she hit you? >> I'm like don't bring them. >> So what led to you being on top of her? Like did she start attacking you or something? >> Just started up. >> Do you want to do a statement? >> No, I don't want to. I want to see. >> She's just tripping though. She need to stay away from >> I got you. But based off of just >> the stuff I mean she's getting charged,000% even without your statement. Just so you know. I need >> Can I get pictures or something? >> Oh no. Probably need a restraint. >> Turn the other way from >> second time. >> They That's not his kids. She's not wanting to do a statement or anything. I guess they haven't lived together for like three years, but they used to be together. He basically raised these kids with her, but they're not his biological kids, obviously. >> She Somebody must have buzzed her in. >> No. How does it work for the actual purpose? So, >> Oh, he said that he he really don't Both of them is stating they don't remember [ __ ] >> They were what? >> They don't remember. Like they're all like black like not drunk or anything but like having some type ofing I don't know. Like I asked her I said how did she get in? I don't know. >> Let her in or did they not let her in? >> I don't know. I said did she break into the apartment. >> I've asked multiple times. She He just said he keep saying it's a blank. She keeps saying it's a blank wall. >> Yeah. >> Is what it sounded like. I'm guess I mean he don't want no charges filed on our on his half is what he's basically telling me. He just don't want her to come back. You got at least two counts of assault on a police officer. >> You got at least two counts of assault on a police officer. >> I don't even remember if she hit me. >> She was throwing Well, I mean she what plates and blenders you >> I don't she kicked you well right here. So >> why you trying to pass this to me? >> I'm not trying to pass. Obviously resisting obstructing >> resist obstructing. I mean she put up a knife though. But I don't know if she was throwing it towards me or towards herself, but she kept holding it right here. >> Well, yeah. At least at this point, her throwing this [ __ ] at you guys is enough. It's caused her attempt to cause >> What the taser is going to work? >> That'll be the thing. >> And that'll be enough to get her in the county. >> In the end, she's charged with obstruction, resisting arrest, battery on an officer, domestic violence, breaking and entering, child endangerment, and criminal damage to property. Moving on to the next case where this woman couldn't stop stalking her ex after the breakup. >> She's around trying to make him get her money. >> You give it to me the way you get. You owe me more than that. You owe me $2,000. >> That's my money. I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING. >> OKAY, WE'RE GOING. >> Welcome to August 1st, 2025. Cops get a call about a woman who just kept following around her ex, demanding money from him. What's happening here? >> Hey guys, what's going on? >> Do what? >> She's following them around trying to make them get her money. >> Do you know who they are? >> That's true. >> Yeah. >> What's their names? >> I don't know. >> You don't know their names? Hey, stop walking. Stop walking. Come back this way. You funny. >> So what? >> So what? >> Hey, what's going on? >> I just got out the car and I'm trying to walk off. >> Okay. >> We had a death dispute. We basically broke up, right? >> Okay. >> So she has no money and stuff. I told her I was going to give her some money to get a hotel and stuff >> and all this stuff. And then she started cussing me out in front of my kids. So I said I wasn't going to give her >> not going to yet. Let him say I said nothing in front of him. I'm walking with him. He told them to call the police because I'm following him. But you just said you was going to give me the money in advance. If anything happened and she called and say the police, >> you're going to have your time to talk. Okay. Give me just a minute. Tear your side of the story and I'm going to talk to you, too. All right. Continue. >> So, I got out the car. She started cussing me out in front of my kids. So, I said I wasn't going to give her anything and she got mad. I got out the car, grabbed our stuff, and we start walking. I'm walking to my auntie, which is on the phone. Okay. So, so she can give us a ride. You know what I mean? But she keeps following me. tell you talking about I'm going to give her money. I don't owe her anything at the counters of my heart on the strength. I know she hasn't nothing. I was going to do it for her. But once she started yelling at me, disrespecting me, calling me out my man in front of the car in front of me. >> Okay. Wait, that's why I started talking. >> Do you guys have IDs on you? >> And I still have no problem with giving her some money. I just didn't want to. >> The reason why I'm down here, I'm stuck down here from Chicago because of him. >> Okay. >> But he get in front of his kids, in front of his auntie. >> Okay. cuz he mad I went through his wrong. The lady he's claiming his auntie, he probably dating her daughter. That's why I'm upset. We've been arguing about this all weekend. So that's why we having a conversation, but he's still dis disrespecting me in front of his kids. This is what he's doing to me. I'm not going to let you talk to me any kind of way. Just give me the money before I can leave. I am scared to down here because he brought me down here. >> Okay, calm down. >> Look, I can I can >> I don't want you. You give it to me the way you owe me more than that. You owe me $2,000. >> Yeah, I'm good. All right. All right. What's your first name? >> Another case of the crazy loco Coco who demanded money from her ex. I can smell this case will not end well for her. >> Where's your car at? >> Um >> over there night cuz I when he jumped out the car I jumped got out behind him. So I just left it over there. It's hard. So you going to do all that? The way you telling your kids to call the police on me like I'm a threat. I'm not threatening you. I just said give me the money. I didn't threat you. Put your hands on. I didn't touch you. >> You don't have a middle initial. >> L. >> Yeah. I just moved down here. So I probably don't stop. >> All right. Well, hey, what can we do to get >> I just want my money. I came down here. He He This is what he doing. He don't want me saying nothing, but he can yell and call me all kind of name. Nothing physical though. >> No, I'm not touching. I'm just following him. He telling me to stop following, but you just said you going to give me the money just so I can go home. I want to go home. I'm done. If you feel like that, he said it a thousand times cuz he did stuff to me and I'm done. >> Okay, just hang out right here. Okay, give me just a minute to talk to him. >> All right. So, what do you want to do to get all of this behind you guys? Get you guys back home. >> Literally, you see what I'm saying? I'll be willing to give her $100 so she can go and do whatever she needs to do. Get a hotel room, get gas, get food, whatever. You know what I mean? >> But that's all I could do at the moment. >> You feel what I'm saying? >> I don't owe her anything. Granted, she did come down here with me from Chicago and we had a hard time with this, that, and the other. I'm still offering to help her, but I'm just like, I don't want the drama cuz that's a losing battle for me. If for any altercation come about, >> I'm going to go to jail and I have my son. School's going to start. I'm actually on my way to go to Carbdale to get on the train and take them home for school. >> Okay, >> that's what I'm trying to do. 39 106 cure. All right. You guys aren't going far, are you? >> No, I'm going right around. Right. >> All right. If you guys want to go ahead and go with him, >> and I'll walk back with you, okay? >> Hey, that's reasonable. He's willing to help her get a hotel or even a ride. But she wanted more, even though he doesn't owe her a damn thing. Lady, it's your choice to move to another state without anything. >> We're going to go back this way. >> We're not going to keep Well, no. He not going to do this to me. Okay. >> You got all my stuff in storage. All our stuff in storage. No. >> Stop walking. Stop walking. >> I'm not bothering. >> Come back this way now. >> Stop walking. I cannot help you if you're going to keep walking away. >> Okay. Well, come here for a minute and stop walking away. >> I'm going to call my family. >> Listen, I can't. You can't make him do nothing. But he TJ I've been down here too long. You got to give me my money. I want my money. I just go to jail. Just take me to jail because it's I'm not going to be nice. Just take me to jail. I sit in there. >> Oh god. >> Listen. Come here. >> Oh, just me up. Me up. >> I'm not going to take you to jail for nothing. Come here and talk to me. Come here. Let me try to help you. >> Well, keep that up and you will go to jail just like you wanted. >> You guys let him do THIS TO ME. >> COME HERE. >> NO. NO. HEY, STOP. >> NO, I'm not. No, you're not going to get away with this [ __ ] I want my money. >> Let me get another unit over here. >> I want my money. >> Stop walking away from me. Stop. [laughter] >> Listen to me. Stop. >> Please. Listen. >> You don't understand. I want my money. Please don't don't stop me. Please. [laughter] You're my money. I DON'T UNDERSTAND. NO, MY FAMILY'S not here. He's not going to leave me like that. No. >> Stop walking away from me now. Stop walking away. >> Please leave me alone. >> Okay, you're going in, guys. >> Stop walking away from me. >> Stop. Please [crying] >> stop. Can you calm down? Stop. Stop walking away. >> 39. I've got one female 95. >> After slapping the cuffs on her, the cops then moved her to the squad car. >> All right, come here. >> We're going to sit down on this log and talk it out. Okay, >> I want to go to jail because I'm I'm 39 106. All right, we're going to start walking back to my car [laughter] cuz we're not doing this. I'm trying to help you. >> You don't understand. >> I do understand. I'm trying to help you out. You're not allowing me to. >> That's right. Yeah, >> she's in an argument with her boyfriend because he doesn't want to be with her anymore. >> Sit in the car. >> Anyways, >> she's secure. >> So, she wants money from him. He says he doesn't owe her anything. So, he starts walking away. She's walking after him again. >> Yes, ma'am. Insecure. No further assistance required. She walks back after him. So I told her to stop 10 times and she started going again. So I told her to stop and grabbed her arm and she started smacking me. So she's incuffs. >> Yeah. About to >> We're done. And that's it. >> She is charged with aggravated battery on a peace officer and resisting arrest. Let's move on to this case class where this woman gets arrested after kidnapping her ex-boyfriend's daughter from home. My mother called me and was telling me that my ex came here, picked my daughter up. Mhm. Right. And took off with her. >> You're not a real cop. >> She's not a real cop. Why don't you show the up here and let me see your face, you no? >> All I want to do is help this girl because she reminds me of my child. >> It is August 8th, 2023, and cops respond to this residence after a father said that his ex-girlfriend had taken his daughter without permission. Well, that's not very nice. What happened next? >> What's going on, man? >> Uh, get in the shade here. >> Okay. >> Make a long story short. I'm going to tell you what happened and then you can ask me a question. >> Okay. >> My ex-girlfriend came over this morning at 6:00 a.m. Hadn't slept, clearly messed up, came alcohol, refused to leave. I had to call my mother to come here, act as a witness to get her out. Now, she finally left around 2:00. Um, I came home, changed the door code, my daughter was here, and I took a nap. When I woke up, my daughter wasn't here. My mother called me and was telling me that my ex came here, picked my daughter up. >> Mhm. >> Right. And took off with her. So, I definitely need to have a no trespass order put on my ex. Um, also, she shouldn't be running around with my 16-year-old daughter. I don't know how much I can do here >> without getting my daughter in trouble. They left me 30 minutes ago. >> Can you call her? >> Who? >> Britney? >> Yeah. >> Hey, is this Britney? This is Deputy Vega at Penelis County Sheriff's Office. Where's uh where's Iliana at? So, here's the situation. If I don't find Ilana in the next If you don't tell me where you're at, where I can go get her, I'm going to drop charges on your within probably 15 minutes and then you're going to be going to jail. So, I want to know where she's at right now. I don't want any other answers. She said that your daughter was dropped off with your mother. >> That's a lie. >> I know that probably is. Do you think that they would be back to her home? Back to Britney's home. >> No, because Britney has been doing her mother has a a no trespass on my house already. >> Where would she be going is what I'm trying to get out of. >> I have no idea. >> Where does she live? >> The hammocks. >> Is it an apartment? >> No, it's a house >> and it's her home. >> No, it's her parents' home. I mean, do you want to try there or >> Sounds like kidnapping? minor without her her father father's knowledge of it. >> Uh because he led her out of the house and we're not doing this. >> Can you say can you let him know that he knew that you were >> Sorry, sir. I'm sorry. Is this is He's not even a cop. This is not a real He's not a real cop. You're not a real cop. >> He's not a real cop. I knew that you were with me. >> Oh, wait. >> I don't know why. I don't know why she doesn't think I'm a real cop. >> You know what? Why don't you show the up here and let me see your face, you? >> No problem. I'm on the way. >> All right. >> Want to head up there? >> Uh, so she doesn't believe that the cops are real after kidnapping her ex-boyfriend's daughter. That's the room temperature IQ in action right there. >> Okay. She's about to find out soon enough. >> Hello. >> Oh, you Britney, go ahead. Put your computer back. >> Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. >> I'm serious. [laughter] >> Really? What did I do? What did I do? Really >> talk about them in a second. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Can I Okay. Well, I I need to call my employer actually. >> Am I allowed to talk about? >> Okay. Okay. That's fine. >> You got nothing on you to be concerned about? >> No, >> obviously. Okay. >> It's just my phone. >> You got anything in your bra or anything like that? >> Nothing, sir. Babe, what what's going on? >> Babe, are you serious? >> No, this is not right. Excuse me, sir. Can I >> Man, stop. >> Can I just Can I speak to you, please? >> Yeah, we'll talk in a second. Hold on. >> All I want to do is help this girl because she reminds me of myself. She reminds me of myself. Like, >> what? >> Sit out, Brandy. >> I'm sorry. >> Give me your keys. >> Okay. Excuse me, sir. >> What do you want me to do? Are you trying to like do something weird? >> No. >> You haven't even read me my rights yet. >> After getting this woman in the car, the officer came back to talk to the father. Just so we're clear, I'm taking her to jail for the inner what's called the interference of custody, right? In cases where husband and wife, maybe your sister, your mom, it's easy to kind of go back and forth. You know, let's say your mom really was involved in your daughter's life. I wouldn't feel maybe comfortable making that arrest. But in this situation, you obviously don't want her here. You're not welcome. You have concerns. She's a drug addict. You made statements that she's possibly providing your daughter, which I'm going to talk to her about. Obviously, she can't be with this woman. Second thing is when you want her back, which you asked for her back, right? That's not an option. I could be your daughter's like softball coach and if we're at practice and you come, you know what I mean? And you say, "Hey, I'm taking her." I can't be like, "No." You know what I mean? She goes, "It's your daughter." Does she have the right maybe to leave the house, drive a car cuz she's 16, you know? You know, I think she can like check books out of the library and do stuff like that. Sure, cuz she's borderline at that age. But an adult doesn't have the freedom to keep the custody of a child. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> Now, we give them an opportunity, right? So, if you give someone a ride and you can't just like have them drive off and abruptly be like, "Nope, bring them back." >> You got to give them an opportunity to come back. >> We gave this woman an apple opportunity. >> Yeah. >> She said she was give me the run. So, >> okay. So, that's what she's going to do. >> I'm going to talk to your daughter real quick. Okay. >> Very simple. Just you're no longer welcome. And then you can just turn around and leave. Right. Listen up. >> No longer welcome on the property. >> With all that being done, the cop then read her Miranda rightites before talking to her. >> All right. Can you please just let me go? >> Listen up. I'm going to read you Miranda and then we're going to go from there. Okay. Let me go. >> Let me read you Miranda and we'll talk. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. You understand each of these right? >> I don't understand. >> Okay. Which right do you not understand? I didn't understand why I got put in handcuffs. >> You understand the rights as I explain it to you and then we'll talk about everything else. >> I'm just not sure. I'm sorry. >> I'm going to turn down my radio and I'm going to explain. I'm going to reread this all over. >> I'm just not sure what's going on. >> I'm going to explain to you. Hold on. >> Can I talk Can I talk to you for a minute? Can I just talk to you? I took her to get her nails done and I talked to his mom and I said, "This is where Leah is. I will get her back home safe." And that was that. And I took her back here and I said, "If you wanted to come to Daniel Place at 7:30 to get her, that was fine." And he wasn't there. And I brought her back here at 8. Like I said, I will leave him alone and leave the whole family alone. If you just please let me go. I'm not a bad person. Please let me go. I will leave him alone forever. I swear. Jesus Christ. Just please let me go. This is not me. Just please, >> Britney. I got to ask you some questions. >> Can you just please let me go? >> Britney, I have to ask you some very specific questions. Can you just please not take me to jail? I didn't do anything wrong, sir. Sir, I didn't >> I have Listen, I have to ask you very specific questions. In order for me to ask you these questions, I have to read you, Miranda, and I got to make sure you understand them to me before you put me in handcuffs. >> I know. >> Yeah, you are. >> I know. >> Yeah, you are. >> Okay. >> And I don't even understand why you put me in handcuffs. Can you tell me about >> Yeah, I'm taking you to jail for inferior question. No, >> that's not what it was. >> That's what it did. >> There was no interference. Sir, >> you interfered. >> No, I did not. >> You did. >> No, I did not. >> You did, >> sir. I did not. And if I did that, I I did not. I've been his girlfriend for 7 years, and all I'm trying to do is make sure that Leah doesn't run away. I care about Leah, and that is 100% the truth. I care about that girl, and if you and if you let me go, I will never talk to them, do anything. And I you taught me a lesson. I like I care about Leah. It has nothing to do with custody. I swear on Jesus Christ. I swear. >> Just please let me go. >> Can you please let me go? >> Let me ask you. >> Can you please let me go? This is not right, sir. >> I have to ask. >> Can you please not be a bad person right now? And like, believe me, >> on a side note, guys, she kind of looks familiar. Come on. She's got to be somewhere in another body cam video, right? Please, you got to let us know in the comment section which one she was in. >> I've been with him for 7 years. His mom came to the house today and she knew where we were. Can you just understand this? I'm asking you nicely, please. I come from a good family. Can you please? He's going to jail because he's beaten me and I should come back to him. >> I have to ask you some questions and you're not ready to do that. >> I do not deserve to go to jail because I didn't know I was interfering with anything. She's supposed to be at his house and I made sure that she was safe here like I told her. >> Do you understand that you just talking right now is moving this forward? I'm not I'm not trying to go to jail. That's not what Can you just please like can you just make some kind of a like understanding some agreement or something like that where I don't need to go to jail? Like that's not right. I don't belong in jail, sir. And that's that's my my not boyfriend anymore, I guess. Like we've been together for 7 years. You shouldn't do that to me. If I was interfering with the custody case, he should have told me that. I >> Sir, can you can't really go into that much more detail without going through this process first? Is there like a thing we got to do here? Can you let me do this first? that we can talk about more. Let me >> I'm not as in order for me to speak freely, I have to get through this part first. Can you go through this part first? >> I don't want you to speak freely >> because I need to speak freely. >> So, I guess >> the entitlement of this one is strong. And the cop then just gave up on talking to her and just took her straight to jail. >> No, I mean at some point and you just go to jail. >> Well, I want to hear what he said because I don't think that's the truth and I was not interfering. >> I don't think you understand. And then we can talk. >> There's an order of events that we have to go through. >> I'm trying to give you an opportunity to talk. >> But I can't we can't do this. Is that in jail? >> No. >> Where where is that? >> Right here. Right next. >> So he won't take me to jail. >> He has to read you the rights before we talk. >> He just said he just said something about taking me to jail. >> If you're refusing to talk, then that's what we'll just go straight to jail. >> No. Well, I will tell. But I >> He's got to read that thing first. >> So you're not going to take me to jail? >> Got to repeat this first. You already read it to me. >> So you didn't understand your rights. So I'm going to reread that. >> This is confusing cuz you're supposed to read it to me before you put me in handcuffs, right? >> No, that's not that's not true. That's like Hollywood. You're too small to >> Okay. Well, so can you break them down for me slowly so I don't ask him? >> So you have the right to remain silent. >> Okay. So I shouldn't talk. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> What does that mean? >> That means you have the right to not say anything. >> Okay. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. I don't give that either. >> Everything you say is on record. >> Okay. Well, I as it should, right? >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her with you. >> Well, that's not that's not fair if he gets one when he gets questioned and I don't, right? Sorry, I'm talking too much. Right. >> So, it's just a right. You have the right to have a lawyer with you being >> Well, I don't have one with me now. >> Okay. You have the right to >> Okay. So, can I make a phone call? Are you saying that you're going to exercise that right? >> Well, yeah. >> Okay. Then the interview's terminated. >> Well, what do you mean? >> No more interview because there's no lawyer here, so I'm not going to go forth with an interview. >> Well, well, what does that mean? Well, no. I mean, can we can you I don't want to go to jail. I didn't do anything wrong. >> You have to. >> No. No. No. Please. No. No. Please. No. >> Please, sir. I I didn't understand that. Can we Can we keep going with my rice? >> I don't feel, >> sir. Please. I don't want to put you in a dis. Sir, >> can you help me? I don't understand my rights. I don't I'm not trying to be in an advantage or disadvantage with anybody. >> I want you. >> Like, I'm not trying I'm not trying to harm anybody. >> I will I will be silent for the rest of my life. I won't even talk to him. I'll pretend he's dead. Like, that's if that's what you want from me, then just tell me. >> You said you want a lawyer while being questioned, correct? >> Um I will not even talk about a lawyer. I won't even question. I won't even talk. I don't want anything. Is that what you want from me? >> It's not what I want. It's not what you want. >> Okay. Well, that's what I want, right? I don't know. You have to make decisions. I can't make >> Well, I don't I don't want to be involved in anything. I just want I just want to go. I just want to get out of this. Where's that? Can I just get >> I need you to slide. >> No, sir. Please move those hips that way. >> Sir, can I please just How do I get out of here? Please >> move your legs. I don't want the door to >> Sir, please. Can you go on with the rights? >> Sir, move your body. >> Sir, please. Can I call my parents and have them come here? >> No. No. >> Can you call officer Miller? Britney, I need you to slide in. >> Can you call Officer Miller, please? >> I'm going to pull you in. >> Slide back. I'm going to yank you back over here. >> Move your legs in. Move your legs. Move your legs. >> The woman is charged with interference with custody of a minor. Moving on to the next case where this clingy ass girlfriend assaulted her ex at his job. >> Dude, I walked into the biggest [ __ ] storm. It was like the most toxic thing I've ever seen in my life. >> She's trying to get me. >> Oh. Oh. Write it down. >> Okay. Okay. >> It is October 25th, 2025. New Mexico. Cops get to this gas station for a public nuisance call. I don't think we're ready for this one. >> Hi. >> Are you the Nicole? >> No. That woman that's in there, she is bipolar. She's wigging out. She's intoxicated, screaming. How'd >> she get here? >> Uh, I think they're dating. >> I mean, do you see what car she arrived in? >> Uh, no. >> And she won't leave. It is the most toxic thing I've ever [ __ ] seen. >> Okay, hang on. >> She's trying to get me right now. Come with me. >> Okay. Sorry. >> All right. Just took her off. >> He took my stuff. I was just trying to grab my stuff back from her. >> My stuff. >> I didn't take anything. >> Yes, he did. He took my stuff. >> You were behind the counter. You don't work here. >> You invited me here. That's my ex-boyfriend. >> Turn around and stand with your feet. >> I'll get down. >> Well, nobody told you to get down. >> I'm I I just want to be submissive so that you don't know. You know that I'm not fighting back. >> I have to poop. >> He took my stuff, guys. >> Okay, get up. >> Stand up. I'm not going to pull you up. >> Okay. Can I give all my stuff my >> So, apparently, she just attacked her boyfriend while he was working at the station. We got to keep watching to find out a bit more. This dude's power tripping right now. >> Dude, I walked into the biggest [ __ ] storm. It was like the most toxic thing I've ever seen in my life. >> I don't doubt it, man. >> The cashier is my like lifetime friend and just met this woman like a week ago and they fell in love and she's [ __ ] bipolar, dude. I walked in there and she flipped the switch and she started wigging out. And >> did anyone hit anyone or >> Oh, yeah. She was hit. She was putting hands on. >> She was physically attacking him. >> I wasn't. I I He took my dog. Turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. Listen what I'm saying. >> What's your first name? >> Hello. I'm Jennifer. >> Jennifer. Relax. Take a deep breath. >> I'm I'm relaxed. >> Listen. The quiet The quiet person usually goes home. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> So, just cooperate with these officers. >> I didn't mean to run after He took my stuff. He Oh, sorry. Listen. Listen. >> Yes, he did. He took my Listen, Jennifer. >> I just wanted to Oh, sorry. >> Stop talking. Sorry. >> Listen to these officers. Do what they need. Okay. When you get to the car, just talk with them. No problem. No problem. Stay calm. >> I am calm at >> That's my ex right now. >> I understand. >> Hi, buddy. How are you? >> After moving the woman outside, one officer came to speak to the victim. >> How are you? >> Was she drinking here? >> She was. >> Is she an employee? >> Uh, no, she's not. Uh, but I uh >> Who is she to you? >> Uh, she's my girlfriend, but I realized she was drinking uh when she got here. And so I was like, uh, you need to leave. And she didn't leave. >> Was she actually physically attacking this guy? The guy outside? >> Uh, no sir. That's my best friend. Uh, Connor. So, who was she attacking? >> Me. >> How many times did she hit you? >> Uh, just once. Sorry. >> Hang tight in here for a minute. Thank you, sir. >> Him. He just took my stuff and ran off. >> Okay. >> No, he took my stuff. That is my illegal stuff. I bought that and he took it from my hands and stop. Sorry. Sorry. >> You're talking like 90 miles an hour. Talk like a woman. Adult woman to me. Okay. Slow down. Get your breath and look at me and talk to me. >> So, >> like a woman. >> Okay, babe. adult woman. >> Can I tell you? >> Yeah. And I'll listen. But when you're talking at 90 miles an hour and trying to tell me everything in one one second, >> I think everyone has a different personality. And I'm Puerto Rican. >> Well, so am I. I'm half Puerto Rican. >> Yeah. But my mother was full Puerto Rican from Selen's Puerto Rico. >> My dad's Okay. >> Full Puerto Rico. All right. >> Can I tell you something really quick? >> Yeah. But we need to have you sit down. >> Soon as I walked in, I walked into like the most toxic >> Sam 342. They're code 900. They're all safe. I'm sorry. Say that again. I just walked in there. That's why my lights are on. I just went in there real quick to get nicotine pouches. And the second I walked in, >> she was screaming. She was pushing him. I was like, "What the [ __ ] did I just walk into?" I was like, "Dude, police right now cuz this is insane." >> Did you actually see her physically attacking him? >> Yeah. And so did >> all the officers [clears throat] actually saw it, too. >> While that was happening, the first responder was speaking to the woman to find out more about that situation. So, while that's happening, the first responder the first responder spake into the woman to find out what happened. >> Tell me what's going on with you and him. >> I heard you're his ex-girlfriend. >> So, listen. >> Yeah. >> Me and Steven were dating up until about 4 hours ago because I changed my iPhone passcode and he couldn't get into it. I didn't want to show him like what's in my phone. >> Okay. >> So, I have pictures of my ex. like I genuinely love my ex and so like he's like >> saying that I'm a cheater and blah blah blah and I'm I have never cheated on him but the thing is this ex is like a friend to me like I was dating him for like 5 years you know >> okay well I saw it on camera when I walked in she was already shoving him and grabbing him and >> I wasn't attacking him he took my vape out of my hand >> ma'am I saw what you did >> I don't care what you saw I don't care what you saw your tone down so that we can talk like an adult woman >> I plead I plead human life. >> I'm sorry. I don't mean to yell. Like I said, we're Well, can I tell you? Officer, officer, come over here. I don't want you to have a warped perception. >> Okay, hold on real quick. >> Yeah, >> you're doing a good job just talking to me. Just do the same thing to her. What's your name? >> I'm just crying. I'm just crying and I need to understand what I'm going through. >> What's your name? >> And then Jennifer. >> Jennifer, hold on. Hold on. You're talking so fast. I can't hear you. >> Please, please, please. May I please speak, please? Will you just take a deep breath? Because you're talking so fast. May I please speak? >> No one understands what you're saying. >> Okay. May I please speak? >> Jennifer. >> Okay, I understand. I'm talking really fast, but may I please speak? >> Yes. Well, you can't say the officers didn't try to calm her down. She's a little too drunk and emotional. And do I dare say? Maybe too immature for her own good. I >> All right. And you smell very strong of alcohol. You've had something to How much have you had to drink today? I don't even like both me and Steven have been drinking. Drink it. >> Can you stay with me? >> Stephen was drinking on the clock as well. And I was trying to tell him like there was another customer that like came in and was like, "Hey, >> what's your first name again?" >> Uh, "Jennifer." >> Jennifer, have you ever gone to jail before, Jennifer? >> No. >> Do you want to keep yourself from going to jail? >> Yes. >> And be quiet. >> I'm sorry. They're asking me questions. >> I know, but you're just rambling and you're yelling at You're yelling at my officers. Listen to me. >> I'm just rambling. I'm just sorry, guys. So, you need to stop. >> I'm sorry. I don't mean to do this. He's trying to throw me out and my dog and I'm like, >> "Okay, >> Domino's going to die. >> Turn in your legs real quick." >> Domino's going to die. He's not Domino's. Fine. Hang tight for me. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you need to determine whether you want to make an arrest or not. So, if you saw it, you're mandated by law. You have to make an arrest. >> So, tell me what happened tonight. >> Yes, ma'am. Uh, so I asked her at 400 p.m. not to stay around here. Uh, she didn't want to be by herself. She's like a uh >> clingy. Mhm. >> Super clean. I asked her, "Please leave." And she didn't want to leave. She wanted to uh continue to talk about uh some exes that she had in her life. Like, she and I have barely been dating for 2 weeks. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Oh, you just started. You just met her. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I love uh what we had kind of like the energy, but I said uh I need you to go home, you know, and so she didn't want to go home. >> And so after that >> and home being where you live or >> right here, >> so she moved in with you about two weeks ago. Okay. >> Things are kind of like uh choppy right now. >> Okay. >> Um the reason why is uh she's still keeping in touch with like her ex-boyfriends. I found that out tonight. All right. >> And so I was like, you just need to go. She didn't want to go. >> Where did she hit you? >> Right here on my uh wrist. >> Are you Are you right there? Can I take a look real quick? >> Yeah. So, right there. >> Yeah, I do see it. Okay. So, I want to get a few pictures of you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> And um you read all around here, too. Is that from her touching you, grabbing you? And so, what I'm going to do is I'm going to charge her with domestic violence tonight, and she's going to go to jail. Um and that means you'll be going to to court eventually. Okay. >> With that being done, the cop then transported her to the station where she took her outburst to a whole new level. >> I love you tonight. He doesn't deserve to die. Where is he? >> He's inside. What did I said? >> Listen, >> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Well, if you stop talking like the sergeant told you in the beginning and just listen to what we're saying. >> I didn't hear you >> because you're crying. >> You're fine, Jennifer. Just try not to yell so much. What music do you like, Jennifer? >> What? >> I think country has the sad breakups. >> I am. >> You want to date? >> I can't. I'm I'm dating I'm dating someone right now. >> Okay. Well, my friend sucks. Actually, never mind. No, you can vent all you want. >> No. >> Okay, you don't need a vent. >> Sorry, I'm a little drunk. Just ignore me. >> We were having such a good conversation right now. >> Thank you for listening to me. >> Of course. >> What's your time? >> What's my sunshine? >> Yes. Hey, over here. Hey, Morgan. Tell me your please. >> My birthday is coming up. >> What is it? >> December 9th. >> Okay. Sagittarius. Nice. I'm in Pisces. We get along. >> I know. I'm so dramatic, guys. I'm just like drunk and weird. >> When your fingers your mom, you make sure you have no contractor. >> Okay. Was she throwing up or? >> No, she just really crying the whole time. >> You would cry, too, if you just got the I want to go home. Like, this is so weird. I've never been arrested and I feel so weird. I just want to go home. I want my dog and I want Steven and I want everything to be normal. >> Okay, Jennifer, here's how this is going to happen. Okay. >> What? >> You're going to you're going to you're going to stay here until we take you to the jail. >> I don't want to be around all those people. >> Let me let me tell Let me tell you something. >> Jennifer. Okay. All right. Hey, this this crying isn't going to change anything tonight. Okay. You know that. Okay. I understand you're upset, but listen, >> okay? Listen. You can discuss that later. Listen, >> but nothing's going to change tonight. Listen, I know you're want to go sit down on the seat over there for a little bit. >> Okay. Okay. at my fianc. Hey, [laughter] get your hair. >> All right. Have a seat. Have a seat. I'm going to have you sit over there. Let's go sit. I know you told me to sit down. >> Yeah, guys. I can't. >> Okay. Listen. Do me a favor. We're going to get you up. Okay. We're going to go outside. Okay. Turn. Turn. Yep. Get your feet underneath you. >> There you go. >> In the end, she's charged with battery on a household member and criminal trespassing. Moving on to the next case where this stalker girlfriend hides in the bushes and then attacks her ex. >> I came out of the movie theater. Those two friends are hiding behind the bushes. I don't see them. >> Did she choke you tonight? >> Yes. She choked me up. My head was in the back this in this back. >> It is May 21st, 2026 and cops in Florida get to this disturbance at a movie theater parking lot after a woman reported being attacked by her ex-girlfriend. Here's what happened next. So, I got three girls came up to me and they said that their friend had just got beaten. Okay. >> Um, >> so this is the girl that's screaming right now was the one that had beat the girl that is in this car right here. She's wearing a blue shirt bun. She >> already have my phone. >> Who's they? >> The people in the car. >> Okay. Is that your car? >> No. >> Oh, why do they have your phone? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> And they're saying they're lying and they're saying they don't have it. >> Okay. All righty. >> Here. What's the phone number? >> I'll just I'll speak with you in a sec. I don't know. >> Your your phone's right here. >> What's her name? >> Why are you walking away? You want your phone? >> Because it's over there. >> Okay, I will gladly go over there and ask them for your phone. So, I don't know why you're getting pissy with me. I just got here. >> The one driving and the passenger Addison >> and Addison. Who has your phone? >> We don't know. One of the two. >> It could be them. It could be those. I don't know. They're all part of it. >> I don't know. Is her phone showing here? >> Yes, it's showing here. My car is over there with my phone in it. And as you can see, >> my phone here. >> She has your phone. >> Okay. >> But see, she's right here. We were trying to leave and then we were like, we don't have her phone. Check my whole car. >> All right. Just hang tight really quick. >> The cop then came to speak to the victim to find out more about this situation. >> He has her phone. >> Who does this guy? >> Cuz they gave it to me cuz they didn't. You feel me? Gave it to her. They >> Well, um, now I don't have the patience for this. So, hi. >> Hi. >> What's up? >> Um, basically I was coming out of the movie. That's like my ex-girlfriend. We broke up here already. Like >> who? >> The >> I'm gonna be honest. I just got here. I have no idea what's happening. >> Okay. The one that's screaming at me for no reason. >> She has anger issues up. She doesn't have my location. I don't know how she found me here. We live in 40 minutes away. >> I call. >> Really quick question. I'm so sorry. How old are you? >> Okay. >> I came out of movie theater. Her two friends are hiding behind the bushes. I don't see them. >> She comes out. The door's open. This door's open. I'm getting in the car. This I just came to the car. This is her car, by the way. This is not my car. I And she's >> Bravo 37, can you make 25 with this female over here, please? >> So, what's going on? >> Yep. From the sound of it, definite stalker X. Let's continue watching. >> Um, they have my phone. They showed the phone through the window, like flashed it, and I knew it because of the home screen. And now they're saying they don't have it and they're lying. And obviously, we're trying to leave. They're trying to leave, but they won't give it back. >> And who are they to you? >> That's my ex-girlfriend, and that's her ex. >> Okay. And how did how did they get possession of your phone? >> I have no idea. [snorts] So, were you guys all together or something like that? >> At some point. >> Okay. So, at some point they Okay, so you guys were all watching a movie together. Just run me through like if I was in here cuz I >> I just came here. They've been in the movies. >> Okay. So, when could they have grabbed your phone? >> I have I literally have no idea. >> So, when was the last time you saw your phone? >> I don't like 5 minutes ago. >> Okay, that's a little bit better cuz I don't remember. It could be like 2 years ago. You think it's them or you know it's them cuz they're flashing. They flashed the thing and my They have my location and it's right where that car is. >> Okay. All right. Um, were you Did you guys all come as a group or they came at separate? >> Okay. Did they do anything to you? Did they grab you? Did they Did you see anyone get choked? >> Huh? >> Did you see anyone get choked or punched or >> Okay. All right. So, you Okay. And can you describe your phone to me? >> It has a white phone case and it has like the basic Apple phone screen where it's just like lines. >> Okay. So, do you just want your phone back or do you want to press charges? I want my phone. >> Okay. And if they have your phone, what do you want to do? Do you want to put charges on them? You just want your phone back. >> Now, back to the other girl who's in the car. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. They were hiding in the bushes. >> She starts She comes over here. She starts screaming. Why the Here my ear. She starts repeating me. >> Do you need um paramedics? Okay. I just >> This happened before. I've >> Can I see it, please? Oh, I see your earrings. >> This happened. But she choked me. This happened before. I've gone. Did she choke you tonight? >> Yes. She choked me at my head was in the back. this in this back. >> I just have a really quick question. Did you have her phone at any point? >> No, she threw the phone at me in the car and I gave it to me and threw the person. >> Oh, okay. Okay, so that makes sense. >> She threw it over there at me and I took it. I sat on the phone for you outside and she somehow it ended up on the floor right there. She's standing in front of the car. People are trying to get by. She's not letting me trying to drive away. I'm shaking. I'm scared. Like I was shaking. So >> like Yeah. Yeah, I know. He He said something to me. I don't have my phone. I think I have their phone. >> The only reason she's really mad is because me and her sleep. >> Got broke up. >> But we're we're literally just at the like we're not we broke up. I don't know how she found me. >> Okay. Does she have any injuries on her? So if I were to go over there like did you punch her or hit her? Okay. >> What I did was push her. All I did was go cuz I have it back in the sequence. >> You were in the car. I was right here. She was outside. She kept going in front of me. Her friend saw her beat the out of me. You start saying, "Oh, what you're doing is wrong. You're wrong. She's doing this because of you." All this. She's running back and forth in here. I'm trapped in here. That's why I'm sitting right there. >> Okay. So, you stayed in the car the whole time? >> I I didn't get out of the car at all. The only thing I did was when I was laying back and my back of my head was and my neck was on that seat was push off and grab her and say, "Help." >> So, did she reach in? >> The door was open. She was stopping the door from shutting. I was trying to shut it and she started punching. >> Did she open the door? >> No, she she I didn't get the chance to shut the door. starts punching me. Punching me. Oh, you were in the car. Grabbing my face. I was sitting in the car. >> I hate to be the person to do this. Does mom or dad are they nearby? >> No, they're asleep. >> Cuz here's the thing, right? What you're alleging is a an arrestable offense. >> I know. And and I want her to know that because she's done this so many times before. I keep telling her stop and I don't want to ruin her life. She's already homeless. >> Ma'am, at the end of the day, I don't I know that they're sleeping, but now I need to talk to them. And legally, even though you're a grown woman, we're having a conversation. They need to tell me yes or no. So, really quick question. How long were you guys in a relationship? >> We were on and off, but we were actually in an actual relationship for 6 months. Like around 6 months. >> Okay. And it was a consistent relationship. >> Um during the relationship, yeah, it was consistent except one time, but I like she she her parents just moved. >> How long ago did you break up? >> Well, we've been broken up. I have a text message to her saying, "Oh, we've been broken up." But today she blocked me on everything unshared. Was a relationship or was it just what what would you guys do? >> Well, just like hang out like obviously kiss like >> what was this nature? >> All right. So, can you do me a favor? Can you call mom or dad? >> Yeah. >> So, basically Blondie and her friend are hiding in the bush to ambush this young girl in the car here who's also the Blondiey's ex. Uh, just a bunch of crazy teenagers. >> Is it because she thinks that you're here with her on a date? >> Yeah, she's she's she's crazy. She thinks >> she'll she thinks these random thoughts that she'll just like have a dream about. >> She threw it at me. >> I took it out of the car, set it on the concrete over there where she was beating me. She kept beating me through the door. Her friends were just watching her, not even helping me, not even pulling her back. I told her friends. You guys know this is crazy. You guys know this is one of you guys. So, all my earrings are in the car scattered around. I had like eight. >> And are these two her friends? >> Yeah, those are the ones hiding behind the bushes. They weren't They weren't there for the first like 30 seconds of her beating the hell out of me. saw us some. >> They did, but they're going to lie. >> Do you swear that everything that you're telling us is the truth? Nothing but the truth. So, help you God. Okay. >> She said, "I have pictures from other times, too." I said, "I'm I said this was when it first started." I said, "Do not come out." I took a picture of her standing in front of the hood. She's standing in front. She's on the hood. >> And this is when you were over here still. >> Yeah. I said, "Don't come out. She's crazy. She just beat me. I'm bleeding, guys. Don't come out." I said the picture. I said, "Do not come out." Then I sent the picture of my hair. After talking to the victim, the officer came to speak to Blondiey's friend. >> No, I just I'm the one that took her here. So, I don't know if I'm supposed to leave. Like, if she's getting arrested, obviously, I don't want to stay. I don't know what I'm supposed to do. >> Yeah, she's her family doesn't live here. >> Okay. Why would you think that she's going to jail? >> Because I see all of you guys talking and there's four [clears throat] cops. >> Oh, well, we count as one, so that's why. >> Okay. Well, >> um, did you see anything that took place? >> I just saw I know she was on the hood of the car. I didn't see anybody hitting anybody and me and her were out here the whole time. Okay, that's why they like I'm they were inside the whole time because they didn't want to come outside which I understand why. But she was on the hood of the car was driving the car. She was hitting the top of the car. Okay. But she wasn't being that violent. But again, it's like opinion based to >> who was on the hood of the car? Your friend? >> Yeah. And then was driving with her on the hood of the car. >> So you're saying you didn't see anyone punch anyone? >> No. >> All right. So do you understand that this is just one statement? So anything that you're withholding from us, you can be go to you can go to jail as an accessory. Just for clarification because I know you guys were hiding in a bush. >> Oh, no. I was hiding in a bush. >> No, I was No, I was standing in my car. See, I moved my car from there to there. I was not hiding in a bush, though. >> Okay. No, I swear by that. >> Okay. Wait, can we walk further? Sure. >> I brought her here because I knew she turned off her location and that's her ex-girlfriend. Like, they're ex-girlfriends, but that's they're also ex-girlfriends. So, I brought her here. Obviously, in my mind, I'm not thinking things going to get aggressive. Like, I thought Nicole was maybe going to, you know, cuss at her a few times. >> Who's Nicole? Yes. So I am standing there and I'm watching from over here because we see her leave. So we come out comes out me I'm standing not behind the bush. I'm standing like literally around the bush like you know what I'm saying watching them because I'm thinking Nico's going to be quick and yell and go. >> Okay. So she does start hitting her. Well she yells then starts hitting her. >> Who does? >> Nola starts hitting. >> Okay. >> I did see >> she just straight folded ratted out Blondie too fast right when the officer warned her. It's kind of funny watching a liar get so scared of law enforcement and then just start spewing truth out their mouths. >> Push her and hit her back. Now, self-defense maybe. I'm not sure. You know, obviously how that works. >> And where was this? Was this outside of the car? Was it in the car? >> Um, it was was inside. Nicole was outside. >> And that was over there. >> So, then I like push her back and stuff like that. So, me and Sophie go forward cuz we don't want them to start fighting each other. And so, we're like, "Okay, let's go Nola." She falls on the curb, starts crying. I'm like, "No, like let's go. Like, let's go." And she's like, "No, like I can't do this." And I'm like, "Cuz I'm getting pissed off because I drove her here." So then now I'm I don't want to get in any type of trouble because I drove her here. So then starts to leave to probably go pick them up or whatever. >> Can you get her to yell, please? Then she's driving down. Nicole is like putting her arms on the hood, but not on the hood, not her whole body with her on it. Okay. Nicole's hitting the hood and yelling. But she did hit her in the beginning and after that was yelling, screaming um trying to hit her with the car reverse with her other car. So everybody's going back and forth with each other. Basically >> is like pounding on the hood and all that. She's driving trying to get out get away while she's on the car. >> Nicole will like walk away because I'm telling her like let's go like let's go because obviously like I see the commotion of people >> but she don't really care. But I told her like she just turned 18 and I'm like you're no like I'm not saying you should do that as but I'm saying like when you're 18 it's like a whole different ball game. >> For sure. Pennsylvania. >> I just my only thing like I don't know if you guys would know but her so her parents live in Chicago so they're not here. How if she was to go to jail, how would anybody get her out? Is she able to do that herself or is a friend get her out? >> No. No. So she she'll have the ability to call people and she can either do it herself >> or call someone to do it for her. >> And the only other thing is they do have her phone the whole time. >> Yeah. Because we we're trying to that's then that's what escalated even more because I know Cole was running back. I'm like, >> right? Because she gave them the phone cuz she didn't want to deal with it. So the whole time staff had the phone. >> As the cops getting this girl's statement, another officer speaking with the friend of the blonde who was also hiding in the bush according to the story so far. >> And we were waiting cuz she just wanted to see like what happened cuz her and then she came. I saw her come out. Then I told him >> who who's her one like that one. >> Okay. All right. So you saw Yeah. >> Where were you? in there and then >> came out and then Nicole followed her and then they were like yelling at each other and then I just I didn't see like exactly but I saw them hitting each other and >> who hit who first? >> I don't know. >> But like I'm not like lying. It's just that I was like I was under like over there so I didn't see but then I saw them like I was in the bush. >> Okay. So you're just watching everything. >> Yeah. I was watching from there and then I saw them fighting and then we're talking about it and then she was like okay actually I think it's kind of getting bad. Well jeez I'm saying like it's getting bad. we should get them. So then I try to get them. Well, not them. I try to get Nola. I try to drag her out and then she did go away and then it's just like a repetitive cycle of her like waiting by the like car like so she didn't leave. And I think Nola tried to get like like bang on the car and then she left and then they had her phone like waved it and then she came back. >> Who had her phone? >> Just for clarification purposes. I asked her cuz she said that they she put her hands around her neck. Finally, it's Blondiey's turn to answer the officer's questions, but she refuses to do so. But with enough evidence, the cops are going to decide to put her under arrest. >> You have the right to remain silent. Any and then answer any questions. Any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. You have Do you wish Do you understand these rights as I've read them to you? Do you wish to speak with me? >> I understand. And I believe >> Okay. So, you don't want to speak with me, Nicole. Tell me, can you stand up for me? You're being placed under arrest for domestic battery, domestic strangulation, as well as burglary to a vehicle. You'll be taking a trip to uh county jail and just bring her to cool. >> She's going to jail with her. She's able to like call us or whatever. >> Um her phone will be turned off cuz it's like practically dead. Um however, once when she gets her phone, obviously she'll be able whatever battery she does have, she'll be able to call you. >> Thank you. I appreciate >> it. You're very welcome. >> Have a good night. >> You too. This girl is charged with domestic battery by strangulation, simple battery, and burglary of an occupied conveyance. Moving on to this case now where a very angry ex snaps right in front of police. >> I bought this. I >> It is April 25th, 2025. Cops get to this residence to keep an eye on a woman who just needed to move out after a breakup. Let's check out what's going on. >> All right. >> Are you moving out? Everybody moving out? She's moving out and show them the text of what she said to your mom. >> Who's that? >> The girl that lives here. >> It's really >> Well, this way you'll understand >> the concept of why we called, too. >> Oh, >> yeah. So, >> figured you better. >> Well, that's a good professional way to handle things, isn't it? >> Yes. >> I'd send that to her boss. >> Oh, yeah. >> That's what we were talking. >> And the fact that she has her locks. >> Yeah. >> And she has a gun >> that's not registered. I think everybody should have. There's no such thing as an unregistered gun. >> Well, well, if one you're not. >> She doesn't have She's not supposed to have >> didn't have a Floyd card, then that's another >> So, >> everybody should have an unregistered gun, >> right? Well, yeah. >> Nobody should have a registered gun. >> I I completely agree with that. Yep. >> Right. But we just wanted to let you know. >> And the only way you shouldn't have one is because you're a felony and you're >> Yes. >> got a felon, >> right? >> You don't >> at least do the right paperwork to do it. You know, even then, >> no paperwork. The paperwork's already there. It was written in 1797. >> Yeah. >> Or 1779. >> Like the paperwork we need. >> I'm not opposed to the three-day waiting. >> I am. >> And like background checks cuz things change. You could be a felon and it not be updated yet. So get it. >> That That's very true. >> But like I think background checks every time. But but here's the thing is like >> if you bought it and then you became a felon and you knew you're going to become a felon, that's still a crime. So we can go back and get it back from you and and charge you with that. So >> no, there needs to be no restrictions on that. Well, I'm glad you guys got in there. Yeah. Is she going to throw a fit? >> Um, well, she's not here, >> so that was kind of a good thing. >> But that's kind of why I gave you guys a call before, just so we could avoid the drama and unnecessary, >> right? >> Talking about drama, it's going to happen real soon once the ex's emotions get the better of her. >> The important thing is, did you get the bed apart? >> Yeah, we got the bed. >> She can take the bed. I don't care if she's not taking every single thing. I just I gave her money. see upside up upside you gave her money to fix the window who's >> I'm not just talking she's on lease one >> they're helping me move the stuff cuz I'm not >> Shut up >> one at a time I'm not I I'll point to you when you can talk >> you live here >> my name is on >> Do you live here? >> Yes I'm manager two >> you're you're a dental hygienist and you're a property manager. >> She's not She don't have a job. >> Hey you must be quiet. She don't have a job. >> Just be quiet. >> So, who owns the couch? >> Me. I paid for it. You paid for it. >> Oh, hold on. Don't talk to her. Talk to me. Do you own this couch? >> I helped her pay pay the bills. >> No. >> Wait a minute. Do you own this couch? >> I help her pay the bills. >> Yes or no? Do you own this couch? >> I help her pay the bills. >> Do you own this couch? >> I help her pay the bills. >> Take the couch. >> Thank you. No, she got to take Howard just don't let her take stuff out. >> Do you own this couch? >> I help pay for it. I pay for everything. She don't have a job. >> She don't have a Okay, this couch. You're not >> Do you own this couch? >> You're not getting in this. >> There's a chair in there. >> She owns the chair. I said >> Listen to me. >> They're not getting anything else in the couch. >> Do you own the couch? >> I said take it. Take that. She's not She's She's She's She's not getting nothing else. >> Why not? Does it belong to her? If it belongs to her, then she gets to take >> She could take the couch. She's not getting nothing else. >> But listen, if she's got her stuff in there, she needs to take it. >> She did. She took her clothes. >> All right. So listen listen there's going to be a dispute about what what's >> she's supposed to take she's supposed to take this isn't even your problem this is a civil matter you're supposed to take us to I'm she's supposed to take me to court for this >> that's why I asked you is this your couch and you won't answer me all you're going to do is answer me >> it's it's her couch >> but I pay for it I have >> then you're going to have to go go take her to court to get your part of that back because if you don't have nothing else she gets her stuff if you're listen if if there's something that you want to dispute, that's fine. Then you guys can take it to court. >> She's not getting else. She's not getting in in this house. >> If you keep her from getting her stuff, >> she >> then you're it's called theft. >> She got it. >> Does she have anything else in this? >> She's not getting nothing else. >> Okay. >> No. >> Is the chair on that? >> I thought I recognize. >> Yeah, we can see why the other one broke up with her. Emotions all over the place. You need to take control or things are going to get ugly real quick. Don't >> tear it up. Hey, >> let me get the chair out. >> Hold on. Let Let them get it out and not tear up. Hey, LISTEN TO ME. >> THE PEOPLE THAT'S NOT ON THE LEASE IS NOT ENTERING MY HOUSE. SHE CAN'T get it. But the people [laughter] on the Okay, she up. ANYBODY ELSE IS NOT >> YOU GO GET AN ID RIGHT NOW. Quit digging through your pockets. Go get your ID now. >> They're not coming in my house. Only she can. She can. She did want to get herself, but >> you need to find a chair, put your ass in it, and chill for a second. You understand me? >> How so how frustrating THAT IS TO BE AT WORK AND didn't come and see someone just taking >> You guys broke up. >> GIVE ME MY $1,000 BACK. GIVE ME THAT WINDSHIELD BACK. I PAY FOR IT. THAT'S IN MY NAME. I have the windshield IN MY NAME. GIVE ME THAT BACK. GIVE ME THAT BACK THEN. I PAID FOR IT. >> I paid for it. THANK YOU, SIR. >> I HAVE THE TRANSACTIONS THAT THAT SHOWS I sent you the money. >> It's okay. Take it. Take it. Ivy, >> you like Bro, you really act like Okay. >> And get out. Get out. Do you have anything else? >> No. Get out. No. Don't cheat. And she took the couches and she took the TV. >> About me and you. It's about you and her. Talk to me. >> I'm frustrated. I'm frustrated. >> I know you're frustrated. >> All right. No, just give me some time alone. Calm down, please. >> Well, is there anything else? Listen to me. >> Hey, look at me. >> If there's anything else of hers, >> listen to me. >> I'M ANSWERING YOUR QUESTION. THERE'S NOTHING ELSE. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT answering my question. If you find anything else of hers that belongs to her, call us. We'll come. >> She can take me to court just like >> if you find anything else that's hers, call us and then we can make the exchange. >> And that's the last of the items. The situation looks to be about over until >> y'all just going to let all of them COME INSIDE MY HOUSE AND TAKE MY STUFF. >> SHE'S on the lease. >> All right. >> Property manager or not. >> All right. All right. >> Thank you and good luck with your future. If you do have anything, if there's anything else in here, I told her to call us. >> Um, I am going to Burp May is coming up on the purse. I I want my key. >> Change the lock. >> I want my ke back. Yo, how the did you get in my house? How the did you get in my house then? >> Give her the key, y'all. >> Just give me the key. >> Has it? >> No, it's on the It's on the counter. Go look on the counter. >> Counter. >> Why are you still talking to me? Shut the up. >> Hey, >> you need to chill or you're going to >> leave the people that's not on the list to leave. >> Can you give her money to get the tattoo off the side of her neck? >> The Ivy tattoo off the side of your neck. Yeah, she got my name fat as hell. Under under the under that ass. >> It's okay. Like, bro, you really want to me, Ivy. >> You really want to get Get it restrained in order. You're a user. You're a user. >> I bought this. I bought it. I bought it. I bought it. >> I bought it, man. >> Uncloth your hand. >> I bought it, bro. >> I bought it. Unclos. >> Well, that was stupid. Getting arrested cuz you can't get all about your feelings. I bet a time in jail will teach you a lesson or not. Who knows? >> I bought that [ __ ] me like that. >> Can you get the man? >> You could have hurt this. I'm not. >> Y'all struggle. Y'all have full control. >> You're hella tight. You're game tight on >> No, you need to turn them this direction or they're going to hurt. >> Don't tell me that. Then tell me that. Don't. >> I'm trying to. >> No, you're not telling me. >> I know. It's like a magic trick. >> Really, dude? >> Yeah. Chill for a second. >> I am chill. >> No, you're not. >> I bought that [ __ ] >> Where did that come from? >> My house so I can chill out. I'll sit down and chill out. I >> think it's a little bit too late for right now. >> Y >> with this woman being handcuffed, the officers then came to speak with the victims. >> Is this your car? >> Yes. >> Will you look for damage and see if there's any new damage to your car from where she just hit it? >> Uh, yeah. where >> she looks like a chip saying that she fixed the window, but this is the window that she broke. >> She broke it >> in the past for the Yes. >> And the damage. >> Do you want to press charges for the criminal damage to your car? >> Yes, I do. Yes. And you need to get her >> I already Yeah, cuz she already >> strand destroyed this phone. So that's also property damage and the phone she has is also in my name. But >> I already take [ __ ] out of my house. I don't have nothing on me that arm y'all. I just got that out of a out of res. What do you mean? >> No, that's wrong. What we doing? >> I'm taking this thing off here. >> Put that back in. I want my phone in my wallet. >> You do not understand. >> I want my phone in my wallet. >> Your privileges. >> I lost my privileges. I can't my phone. >> You're detained. You're in our custody. You don't get to decide what you have and what you don't have. >> Okay. You're right. >> Well, that was a million one shot, dog. >> You're right. I want all y'all badge now. >> 035. Yeah. >> No, I I want >> I want y card. I don't have a card. >> Yes, y'all do. >> No, I do. >> No, I don't. >> Y got cards. >> Hey, good thing is we don't have to go to jail. >> Okay. >> This woman is charged with two counts of criminal damage to property and resisting arrest. >> Then get your hands off me, you stupid [ __ ] >> [ __ ] ass. I hope your dad die a >> Okay, CHILL OUT. WHAT'S GOING ON, BROTHER? >> How do you do it, man? >> Doing all right. You're the only one here. >> No, there's a lady. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Trying to get her to leave. >> Okay. >> She come banging on the door last night, this morning. She's smashing my stuff. >> Okay. My thing is to keep everything cool and cool, you know. You know, there's her mom there, you know. So, >> yeah, >> it's just a little yelling, you know. Okay. >> Did she just leave or what? >> No. >> Where she at? >> She in the bathroom or what? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] trying to get to >> What's her name? >> Name's Chloe. >> Okay. Neighbors are calling saying y'all are yelling and there's things being thrown and something about a kid and everything else. She just threw my life, you know, and I'm I'm just telling her, you know, it doesn't even get this far to call the folks, you know, and this will be the point where it get far. >> Okay. >> It's literally nothing, [ __ ] Like, I'm literally just trying to talk to her. Calm down. I finally got her folks there right now. >> Okay. >> I wasn't trying to get this far. >> Are you needing to get by or >> I just was waiting on my daughter to come get her phone and I saw you show up. So, I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> Who's your daughter? >> Chloe. >> I'm not leaving WITHOUT MY SON. NOT LEAVING WITHOUT MY SON. TELL ME. GIVE ME MY SON. NO, I [screaming] DON'T CARE. NO. CHILL. >> [ __ ] Where's my son? I don't give up. Mom, >> STOP YELLING. >> WHERE IS MY SON? >> CHLOE. >> NO. >> STOP THE YELLING. >> NOBODY CAN FIGURE OUT what's going on. >> This woman's very agitated. The officer separates the man from her for further investigation. >> So, K is with your folks. kids with my folks, but I took care of them all the time. All I do is do for them and I'm trying to get her to get her life together, [ __ ] I'm just tired of all this petty games, you know, just trying to be her, you know, as in a situation. You maintain that situation, you know, and I'm actually done with I speak to her about it, you know, type. She's always throwing me off, you know, anger, you know, but apparently I'm the one that's, you know, >> when I'm just trying to talk about stuff, you know, but I can't speak. So, >> okay. >> If I did do it right now, it should disappear. But I'm just going to enjoy this little time I do got cuz I do know of it. That's what I'm saying. >> Is there a parenting plan or anything in place? >> There's never been a parenting thing. You know, I've always done everything myself. I take care of him myself. I took him to work today with me by myself. >> Okay. Is that all kind of sound? >> He pretty much has the kids 75% of the time. Chloe is younger than him by several years and much more less mature than he is. >> Sure. She can come home with me. >> You have to let her see him though. >> I would bring him back myself. >> He's the primary person. Yeah. >> As of right now. But I know he don't have a problem with Chloe seeing the baby. She would not run off with her him. >> Trying to help her evol. >> No, I know you're not doing bad. I think she's just mad right now cuz >> Well, you or where she living at? >> She She was >> She floats around. >> Okay. Okay. [snorts] >> But I mean, she has a place to go right now. I can take her right to my house. >> Okay. >> So, what do you want to see happen? >> I'm hope hopefully, you know, since we've done all this talk, you know, I'm just trying to get her, you know, get her get herself together, you know, and I literally will have them in her hands in a few days. >> Okay. >> I'm pretty sure this whole situation is about the kids for sure. >> Time. >> Really? Okay. What were you saying? >> I was going to say he's pretty much everything he's saying is true. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I'm going to go talk with her and see if we can work something out. But >> can I get my phone from you, too? >> I will work on that. Yeah, >> she's going to throw it in the >> Okay. Can I have her phone? See if I can make a trade for it at least. >> After speaking with the man, the cop goes inside to deal with this woman. >> We talk a minute first. Can we trade phones? Can I have his phone? >> And I get my son. >> Okay. That's not how that works. >> That's not how my son gets here. He's not getting his phone until my son gets here. No, >> Chloe, let's be rational about this. Take a deep breath. You can be charged with keeping his phone from him. >> If he wants to put you want to go to jail, you can do it >> over my son. Yes, I will. Because >> Okay. His phone has nothing to do with that. Nothing whatsoever. >> Yeah, his phone does. His I don't know where my son is. His stupid family does have my son in a motel room. So, I guess it does. I'm texting his family trying to figure out where the my son is. >> Okay. You keeping his phone from him, we end up with you in jail. >> Yeah. If you want me phones so he can press charges. >> It doesn't matter if he wants to or not. >> He could press charges if he wants to. I'm waiting for my son them to text me back. >> Chloe, it sounds like he's willing to work out stuff. >> No, he's saying that because you guys are here. He'sing psycho. Okay. He's saying that >> he's telling your mom that, too. Your mom's backing up everything he's saying. >> Okay. >> So, what what is going on here? >> Nothing. He's There's nothing going on. I left last night. We were cool. I left last night with my friend. He doesn't like when I leave with my friends. And then I came back this morning and he wouldn't unlock the door. And then he's just that kind of jealous person. He's mad because I left last night with my friend Chloe and I didn't come back home. I stayed the night at her house, but she lives behind Dixie Stampede and he didn't like that. Now look at us. We're here, >> right? So let's not make things worse for our ourselves and figure out a solution that works for everybody where people don't have to go to jail cuz it's pretty asinine, right? You want to go to jail for holding on to a phone? >> No, but I will. >> Okay, so straight phones. You can have yours. >> No, he knows I'm not playing with him. I'm not. Not until I get my son. He's not even on my son's birth certificate. I will get him for kidnapping. >> That's not how that works. Give me his phone. I will give you yours and we'll continue to have a civil conversation without you going to jail. >> Yeah. My son should be here in 2 minutes. >> Okay. Now, give me the phone. >> I'll give it to him. >> Chloe, give me the damn phone. It doesn't matter. >> It is not your phone. >> I bought it. I bought both of them. >> Okay. >> So, the cop goes back outside to talk to the guy about his intention of arresting her for refusing to give back his phone. Well, she heard that and threw it on the floor. >> So, from here, cuz she's keeping you from your phone, we can arrest her. >> Well, do not get arrested overnam. It's really kind of silly to me to do that, but >> that's kind of where we're at. So, >> love is never real, man. Still like it always said. >> Okay. You said she don't live here, right? Okay. >> [snorts] >> You want her out of there? >> I'm going to give her what she wants. That's fine. It's >> fine. She can come work with me. My wife. >> And I've been here for 6 months. So technically, you know, the law I don't have to leave for 30 days, right? >> So I don't have to leave right now. It does matter, but I've been here for like >> just come home for a few days. >> Huh? >> Just come home for a few days. >> With my son. Yeah. And all his [ __ ] That's where That's what's going on right now. So, she's packing her stuff and the cop is waiting for her to finish so they can leave peacefully. But, uh, sure enough, she makes things way more difficult. >> Stay down there for a minute. >> Chloe, there >> stay there for a minute while I talk with them. You can wait. >> Don't put your HANDS ON ME. >> FORGET THE BABY. Hold on. He's giving you the B. Look, he's giving the I got the baby right here. >> Thank you. So, by no means you have to let her. >> I'm done. >> Okay. But if that's what you want to do, try >> he'll be all right. >> Let calm hell palm heads prevail then. So be it. But my recommendation is get some court ordered stuff going. >> Another situation to see. No disrespect. >> No, you're good, man. I wish it wasn't under these circumstances. >> A weird circumstance, man. Um, I don't know if you kind of want to watch where she takes or whatever >> with her packing up her stuff, but >> her stuff is bag. >> Most of the clothes there that are my sons I paid for. >> Okay. >> My [snorts] money. >> Okay. So, we can stick around while she gets her things together or things for him or whatever. I don't want to leave here with the two of y'all still going at each other's throats and [ __ ] So, >> go for it. You go try to add them with the call real quick and run them out. >> I paid for all his clothes. I have receipts on Sheen. Shut up. Bought one [ __ ] pair of clothes that's in there hanging up. >> All right, knock it off. >> You have plenty of charges. You got [ __ ] I got no charges. >> All right, knock it off. >> That's crazy. >> Let me take this [ __ ] off >> both of you. >> That's not yours. >> Yeah, it was. >> That's not yours. My [ __ ] can stay in your house for 30 days. That's the rule. I don't care and I'll press charges on you. My [ __ ] has to stay in your house for 30 days. I live I don't even have to leave if I don't want to. I know my law. >> All right, knock it off. >> I'm leaving for the sake of me. I don't want to kill if it's been long enough that it's been abandoned, which is 30 days. And yes, you can get rid of that [ __ ] >> Yeah. After 30 days, >> you're going to get rid of it. >> After 30 days. >> No, you have to wait 30 days. What? What did he just tell you? >> Some money up. I can stay here if I want. It's what you're not getting. So, shut the [ __ ] up. >> And the girl keeps on arguing. She got everything she wanted, man. But it's still not enough. Instead of leaving, she argues with this guy, which of course isn't going to sit well with the officer. >> All right, Chloe, if you're not going to if you're not going to take the rest of this [ __ ] get those bags and get out. >> Let's go. >> My phone unlocked. I can't carry these bags. >> You can carry the clothes. They weigh five pounds. Get them and get out. >> I can't carry both of them. Get them out. is >> I'll just take it and leave you. >> I will. >> I'm not carrying THIS BY MYSELF. I'M ALREADY [ __ ] cold AND MY TOES ARE COLD. >> Do everything. >> I'm trying to wait for my mom to help me. >> There. They're outside. Go. >> I need help carrying them to the car. >> Okay, they're outside. Go. >> Okay. Well, it's cold, so I'm >> I don't give a [ __ ] Go. Go. >> I'm sorry. I am done listening to you guys back and forth. Go. >> You go. Don't touch. Stop. Please. >> Do you want to go to jail? >> No, she don't. >> Do you want to go to jail? >> Off of me. >> Get out. >> No. >> Get out. >> Stop. >> Okay, then lay your hands off me. >> Go. >> Then get your hands off me, you stupid. She almost got arrested and still doesn't learn one bit. Continues her chain of entitlement and horrible decisions. >> HELP ME CARRY IT TO THE CAR THEN. >> NOT YOU. YOU HELP ME CARRY IT TO THE CAR. >> HE DOESN'T HAVE TO. >> [ __ ] YOU. >> MOM, calm down. Calm down, dog. Please. >> No. >> Be a grown ass adult. [ __ ] the bags and get >> talking to me. >> Calm down. Calm down. Come on. Come on. >> [ __ ] ass. I hope your dad die. I ain't your [ __ ] dad. >> Okay. Chill out. SHE Why you TWO [screaming] >> please let her >> please no? [screaming] I'M BEGGING you for mercy. SHE'S AUTISTIC. >> STOP. >> SHE'S AUTISTIC. PLEASE. [laughter] [screaming] >> PLEASE. NO. >> Oh my god. No. >> I got one already. [screaming] >> NO. >> HOLD THAT ONE. >> Hold it. YEP. >> NO. OH NO. OH NO. OH NO. OH NO. OH NO. >> STOP. NO. STOP. NO. [screaming] MOM, STOP. >> YOU COULD HAVE JUST TOOK YOUR I DON'T GIVE A >> YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT I HAVE TO GO TO. YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT I HAVE TO DO. >> UH, Mom needs to learn that autism isn't dispensation. This behavior has nothing to do with autism and everything to do with being an entitled brat who was never told no. Also, in our opinion, the custody should be given to the dad. >> I CAN HELP HER. >> NO, I CAN HELP. NO, PLEASE. Let me go. Let me go. Stop. Please stop. [crying] You're sweating me. STOP. >> NO. YOU'RE HURTING ME. QUIT. [screaming] >> SO THEN STOP RESISTING. >> I'M NOT. I DON'T WANT THE HICCUPS ON ME. >> LET GO. [snorts] >> As the cops are arresting her, the mom again tries to make excuses for her daughter. >> 27. Going to start this way. No, [screaming] please stop. I'm so [screaming] >> knock it off. Stop hurting me. Please go. >> I can't GO TO GET THE CAR. >> BRUCE HERE. Go ahead and start 27 this way. >> Why do they stop at me? I know. >> Mom, they're holding ME RIGHT HERE. I can't move. >> What are you talking about? >> Okay, >> my arm hurt. My >> Hold that one. Yep. >> My hands. >> We're going to adjust them for you, Chloe. >> Chloe, knock it off. >> I'm going I am going to uncuff this one so you move behind your back. In the end, she's charged with assault on Leos and resisting arrest. In court, she plead guilty to both charges and was sentenced to two years of supervised probation.