Domestic calls are some of the worst us cops have to attend to, and this one's about to turn violent. >> I'm going to bite you. >> Stop kicking him. Stop. Stop. Stop it. >> Officers are called after a couple's drunken argument turns real nasty. >> Please sit in your vehicle. >> Well, what's going on? Are you hurt? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. >> I'm just scared. >> Just upset. What did they threaten to do? >> Oh, They weren't threatening me. >> 18, I'm out talking to the caller by my cruiser. She said no weapons except for kitchen knives inside. >> And they've been threatening to kill themselves. We've had a really good day. I will be honest with you. We've both been drinking, and I think that's really bad for them. >> Okay. >> Um, they got in a fight >> Think I'm >> at our last apartment that we had. They took my phone. I I don't have a choice in this. They're my family. That's where all my family is. And they our last place, they stole my phone. They ripped it out of my hands. I ran downstairs, talked [ __ ] to my my father, and everybody. >> Okay, so back in my days in LAPD, we used to call it suspect is 390 HBD. 390 means they're drunk, and HBD means they have been drinking. And all this is good information from the victim. And you got to start thinking to yourself, you know what? We're going to use force to arrest the suspect. >> Today, they they did take my phone again for the second time. It's been a long time that since that's happened. >> Okay. >> I just, you know, they talked [ __ ] to my my father, which I don't have a great relationship with, but my stepmom, she's my rock. I love her. >> Okay. >> And he talked [ __ ] to both of them. >> Okay. >> He's been mentioning a lot recently that they've been dealing with depression, and they've abused my cat in the past. So, I'm really worried on that right now. >> So, what um what exactly did he say today as far as hurting himself? Just that he's depressed? And today >> he didn't say much of that. Well, yesterday he did a lot and the day before that. >> Okay. How long ago did you come outside? >> I think when I first told 911 because I was able to get my phone back from I was sleeping. >> Is that your phone, then? >> This is my phone. I'm >> Okay. Yeah, these are all very good questions by the officer. >> They go by Razer. >> Okay. How are we going to go address them? How how am I What am I going to call them? Ray? >> R A E H >> R E A >> Okay, very good information, right? About how to address the suspect. >> Calm down, sir. >> Excuse me? >> That's a ma'am. >> Oh, look, we have to remain professional and it doesn't matter the gender identity of the suspect or the victim. The fact of the matter is we're probably going to end up doing a felony arrest. >> They're going upstairs for Razer. And he pushed me down. And I don't know if he knows that we're coming, so. >> Okay, let's prepare. See what happens. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Are you Razer? >> Yeah. >> How you doing? >> I'm fine. >> So, we need to talk to you about an incident. >> About what? >> Please don't close the door on me. >> I'm not going to I I have cats that are going to get out. >> Who who You want to come >> I'm being recorded. >> Do you mind if we step in? >> I do mind. I have cats. >> I know, that's why I was asking. Do you mind if we step in so we can talk Okay. Okay. You live here with Andy, right? >> I do. >> Okay. Did anything happen Careful with that door again or else >> Yeah, his parents calling him. >> No, um was there any argument or anything that happened between you two today? >> Just real quick, can I see his parents calling him? >> Yeah. >> Can I see what you got in your hand? >> please? Thank you. >> Um you guys >> Let me see the hands. Show me your fingers. Hands are dangerous. We're always taught from the beginning from day one at the academy. You always got to see your hands. >> Got into an argument today? >> Yes. >> What was that over? >> It just needs to be closed in general so the cats don't get out. >> The Compton one might be better. You guys had an argument today. What was that over? >> His parents calling him and literally giving him depression, literally making him cry. >> Okay. Where Do they live in California still? Yeah. They do. Okay, and then that caused you guys to get into an argument? >> Can you get your foot out of my door? >> No. >> Cuz I'm not going to close the door, but that makes me feel like I don't have a choice. >> Well, right now you're detained for investigations. You don't have >> Oh, cool. Okay. Go ahead. >> Okay, so you guys got into a verbal argument? >> Yes, we're detained. Look, about the only criticism that I have is that door is open, get in there. Force yourself your way in there. Because you have illegal detainment and it looks like it's about to go down. >> Correct. >> Correct. >> Okay. Did anything turn physical? >> Yeah. We hit each other. >> Okay. Can you elaborate on that? Like how did that get started? >> him, he hit me. >> Okay. Why did you hit him? >> Because we got into a verbal argument. >> Okay. Where did you hit him at? >> The face. >> Okay. >> Okay, ding ding ding, ring the bell. We have a confirmed felony crime. Let's get in there and handle business. We're about to affect an arrest. It looks like it's going to get ugly. >> A punch, slap, push? >> Punch. >> Punch. Okay. You punched him first and then he punched you back? >> Yeah. >> Yeah? Okay. And you guys You're roommates, you're in a relationship >> That's it. That's all I need. Let's get in there. >> Well, does it matter? >> Okay, what What are you asking me? What do you mean? >> Are you guys in a dating relationship? >> Yes. What do you want? >> And you both live here, correct? >> Okay, so it does kind of matter, depends on the state, when you have a domestic relationship, like husband and wife, for sure it's going to be a felony. If you're just dating in a dating relationship, it could be a wobbler, it could be a misdemeanor or a felony. It just depends. But the fact of the matter is that we have to identify the type of relationship that we have. They used to call it co-hab abuse. It just may be a roommate. Again, these are all very, very, uh, good facts that you need to know so when you're writing your arrest report. >> Oh god. Yes, we do. >> And there will be 23 UTLs from back home. >> Okay. All right. >> Back home, three. >> So, you punched him in the face during the argument? He punched you back home? Punched you in the face, after the face, the arms, the face. Do you have any marks or anything on you? >> I don't bruise easy. No. >> Okay. >> Well, we were drinking just a little bit and he he was mainly super mad that I was talking to my old man and having feelings about my dad and my stepmom. And he was just super mad. >> All right, for right now you're going to go in handcuffs. >> What? Here we go. >> Ouch, he just punched me. Get on the Get on the ground. Hey, stop kicking. Stop kicking, you're going Stop kicking, you're going to get tased. >> I'm going to bite you. >> Stop kicking. Stop. Stop. Stop it. Roll over. Come here. All right, stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> I got you. Don't fight me. >> I know. All right, stop. Stop. Stop. I got both hands. Just get some more units here. >> It doesn't take three officers down, huh? >> Damn, Ray Ray is feisty. >> Yes. Hey, can you get some more units? >> Hey, go ahead and taze me again. There you go. Grab those legs. >> You good? >> Stop. You're not pulling your hair. >> Stop. Stop. You're [ __ ] pathetic. Clawing the [ __ ] out of my hands. >> Stop. >> Taser up again if you have to. >> He's right there. Stop. He's behind your [ __ ] back. >> On your back right now. >> You're going to get it again if you [ __ ] move. Do you understand? >> Am I bleeding from my face? >> No, you're okay. >> Get me down, huh? >> 23. Slow everybody down apprehension. Start at 32 and a supervisor. >> You okay? >> [ __ ] took Don't grab her hands. She just took gauges out of my hand. >> You're going to get tased. >> Okay, so gloves is an option. It could have prevented the injuries, but the gouging and the biting could have penetrated to the plastic of the gloves. Fact of the matter is that razor taser wants this fight. Very, very defiant. >> Again, you can do it again. I'm not listening to you. You tasing me? >> Grab these cables. We're not going to move her until one of them. >> Careful this part of the road. >> Yeah. Move over. Roll over to your side. Tuck your knees. I'm not saying please. >> Tuck your knees. Say please. We're going to sit you up on your butt so you're in a good position. >> Yeah, stay right here. This is a recovery position. It's fine. I'm not doing [ __ ] else until she's in a wrap. >> No, sit me up. >> No. >> And I'll cooperate. >> No. >> You're just mad cuz I keep calling you 18, any units that's coming, if you could please grab my wrap out of my cruiser. There is a female in my cruiser as well. >> Okay, so that wrap request by the officer, it's called the wrap safety restraint. It's the proven life-saving alternative to old school restraints, man. It quickly calms down high-risk situations, right? It secures the person safely upright, very easy to breathe, full medical access, and way less risk of injuries for everyone involved. >> You're mad and weaker than she is. You're a pathetic >> Stay here till somebody else gets here. >> Yeah, stay here until another woman comes here. Oh my gosh. So don't put don't put it don't don't sit her up. Don't sit her up. So sit me up again. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Keep on talking. Cuz I'm right? >> Yeah. Yeah, this will get you this will definitely get you a promotion. >> I can feel your knees shaking, dude. I can feel your knees shaking. >> Is it my knee shaking or is he moving? >> Look at you. Look at you. Three people pushing on me because you can't stand me. You dumb Not you, bad girl. Him. This ginger [ __ ] Stop. Then tell him to stop. Touching me. Touching me. I don't like men. I don't like men. Touching me. You You're kidding me. >> 21. >> That's why boys can't handle me. >> Uh she's biting, trying to already bite the car. >> already trying to bite the car. I'm trying to bite and claw men. And they're too [ __ ] stupid to get that. Let me out of the car already. 1 2 3 go. >> All right, roll over to your side. >> Stop. Let go. >> No. >> What has she got a hold of? >> My video, my keys. Stop. >> 2388 10 EMS approach. >> Let go of the radio. >> Negative. >> Got me. >> Let go of the radio. >> go, man. >> Nobody wants to see that. >> May I ask for the police? May I ask for the police? Let me go. May I ask for the police? >> All right, got her with one hand. >> Yeah, we're good. >> Okay. >> Hold back. All right, stay away from her mouth. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Hold on, hold on, loosen that. >> 1 2 3 go. >> if she's >> Any units available in 10-20 district? 9 with no weapon, subject is a male. >> I don't want Andy to see this. Let me out. There you go. >> bit more. >> 1 2 3 >> Dallas Drive, reference of that. >> Okay, so this wrap device is spot on for this arrest. Back in my days when we had a ray ray situation, we used to use the hobble restraint to hogtie the suspect along with a spit sock. Things have changed for the better. >> I could bite your face off. Did you know that? >> Wow. >> I'm talking to her. >> That's rude. >> Rude? Oh, that's rude? >> Sorry. >> Did that offend you? >> That's rude. >> That's all it That's it? >> Is this it? >> Okay. >> Do you want a flashlight? >> That's rude. >> I'm talking to >> Uh, so I just arrived after she got tased. So, it was a classic. Can I Can I hug her? >> No, she's under arrest right now. She bit and spit on him. >> No, this is like Cassandra. You didn't give a [ __ ] when you put me in that [ __ ] patrol car. You literally closed down against the [ __ ] wall. You. You. You. You. >> Always prepare for the worst-case scenario, because in police work, you will never know what's next. Okay, so the woman was arrested and charged with domestic violence, assault on a police officer, and resisting arrest. Okay, so ring that bell notification, hit the like button. Don't forget to subscribe. If you want to see me have conversations with other cops about internal affairs and other police-related topics, go to the Marlon Marrache Show. 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