Okay. She's had a change several times and they are not >> Yes, they are. You've got to give them time to kick in. They told me to increase >> Ma'am, can you come talk to me over here? You're fine. >> Crystal, you're fine. >> Okay. >> Just go go with him. >> That way he can talk to your husband, I'm I'm guessing. You want to talk to me right here then? Perfect. So, what's going on today? I'm Corporal Vasquez, by the way. I'm with the Eddy County Sheriff's Office. So, what's going on? Do you not want to talk to me? >> Cuz I don't want to be ripped away from my family and that's all he's trying to do is rip me away from my kids. >> What happened here? >> Him. >> Okay. You don't want to talk to me about it? >> Because um That's not enough. >> Do you want to sit down? You can sit right here on the bumper. Be a little more bit more comfortable if you want. >> He never cared. >> He never cared? Okay. He never cared about what? >> The years, the kids. >> How many kids do you all have together? Five? Okay. >> My parents have the oldest. >> Okay. How old is the oldest? >> He's 10. >> 10? How old is How old is the youngest? >> She's uh a little over uh 4 months. >> 4 months? Okay. Okay. So, and your name was Crystal? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, Crystal Crystal, what's your last name? I'm sorry. >> Taylor. >> Okay. Am I making you nervous? >> Mhm. Yes, like I don't want to be taken away from my family. >> Well, we That's why we're here talking to you. If you don't talk to us, then you know, we only get one side of the story. >> Well, see, there's been like a lot going on. >> Mhm. >> And uh And everybody thinks I don't care about my kids, and I do. I'm not trying to hurt anybody. And uh Like >> You just need some help? With your kids? >> Yeah. And he's And he's not doing much to help. Like, he spends too much time on the Xbox. >> Who is he to you? >> He's my husband. >> He's your husband. So, they're his kids, too? >> Yeah. >> Is that what you guys were arguing about? >> He He thinks I don't care. And uh And I do. It's just all the uh Like, he called He calls me names, and uh And they uh The kids uh And >> Do you want to talk inside so that the kids are okay? I mean, I don't want them to start something on fire. >> Uh Jacob's the name. >> How old's Jacob? >> 23. >> Okay. I need to talk to Jacob. >> For? >> Because he was here when this happened, right? >> Well, he was in the camper. >> Okay. >> Back over there. >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm going to go talk to Jacob, okay? 911, what's your address? any dogs or anything that I need to worry about? Yeah. >> I have a marine question, but my older son is talking about taking in the marine. The dogs are um >> Are they loose? >> Really loose. >> Like, if I walk up there, they're going to attack me? >> That gate's shut, so they're they're not loose up here, they're just back there loose. >> Okay. All right. Why don't you walk over there with me? Kind of dogs are they? >> Well, there's a German Shepherd back there, and there's a um a Abby Jean >> Where where's that alarm coming from? >> Abby's a pug. And then uh the pitbull is that one the second one and that one are AND >> ARE THEY FRIENDLY? >> COME ON, ABBY. >> YOU CAN HEAR ME TALKING TO MY PARTNER OUT HERE. DO YOU WANT TO GO AWAY FROM THE DOGS AGAIN? SORRY, IT'S JUST too loud. All right, can you tell me what happened here today? >> I have no idea, honestly. I was in my camper, I heard some arguing or something, and then they hollered at me and asked me to come and watch their kids for a little >> Okay. >> I I really don't know what happened. I heard them arguing and Okay. I haven't even had a chance to talk to him or anything. I just I tried to keep to myself and he called me to ask if I could keep an eye on his kids for a second. >> Is that your phone or mine? >> My phone probably. I'm just going to borrow a piece of paper here. >> Yeah. >> Jacob, what's your name? >> Uh Timothy Jones would be I go by my middle name. >> Okay. So Timothy Jones. >> Timothy uh Jones is my uh >> What's your date of birth? Okay. And that's Crystal out there, right? >> Yeah, I think it's called okay. >> Okay. >> And I don't really have any idea of what's going on. Would you mind if I step outside and >> Go ahead, brother. >> really quick? >> Does there Does there water work? >> Yeah, the water works. We've been working on refurbishing this. >> OKAY. >> I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING INSIDE OF this system he It's not supposed to. >> Okay. So your your husband when we walked up Stay Stay in the Stay in there. You stay in there. We don't want you running out. You mentioned something about Are you on medication of any kind or what's going >> Yeah, I'm on medications. Um he's refusing to believe that I'm hearing and I'm not. I'm remembering conversations that were had. >> Okay. >> Um I've been bullied to know what and that's not fair. >> By him? He said he He said he calls you names and everything like that. What does he call you? >> And he's thrown me on the floor. >> He has thrown you on the floor? >> Yeah, he thinks that's okay and it's not No, not today, but >> So Crystal, I mean, I'm just I'm I'm I'm trying to figure out what's going on, okay? And if if you will, I'd really appreciate if if you were just upfront and let us know what why why we're here today, okay? >> He's He thinks that I'm going to hurt uh people. I'm not my 3-year-old. >> Okay. >> Um He's been um throwing stuff at all of us. >> Your 3-year-old, okay. >> Yeah. I've been trying to protect everybody and um uh And I had we scheduled uh we've taken him up to the Brian Whitlock up there to the It's a I think it's a children's psychiatrist. >> Okay. Like a behavioral center or something like that. Okay. >> Yeah. there, too. And >> Okay. >> Wait. I'm really not hurting kids. >> What's your Taylor, right? What's your date of birth? >> So, this is just a bunch of crazy nonsense. >> Okay. So, uh what I what happened right now? >> I She keeps telling me like she's saying that I telling people that she shredded my [ __ ] and just She talked to her mother this morning, too. Let me call her mother. She can help give us some insight. >> But were you harmed physically? >> No. >> No, nothing? >> No, she tried to rip my phone out of my hand and I went to grab it and I accidentally nicked her in the ear with my fingernail. >> Okay. >> But that's that's the only harm that's been done. >> Just here for more other answers. >> But no, all I'm wanting to do is get her checked out. >> No. >> See if >> Hey, the sheriffs are here. Do you want to tell them what she's been calling and telling you? >> Um I guess. >> You're on speaker. He can hear you. >> She's been accusing me of lying and that we're going to put her through a lie detector and somebody's going to take her to the neighborhood watch and that she saw an ad on Facebook and they're advertising for her neighborhood watch. She wants to do that and she wants to um that we're that everybody's against her and she uh she hasn't done anything wrong and and they keep saying that she's a uh >> It's >> I don't know. >> She's at the same Um and I mean she is taking her meds, but there's no change. >> No change. >> Like I said, her psychiatrist wanted her to go in and to the hospital last month. >> And she's not willing to go? >> No, she talked me out of it, said let's give the pills some time. I have given her medications plenty of time. >> The the only bad thing about that is there's like we can't force we can't force her to go see someone. We can suggest it, but forcing someone it's going to be on her. Uh >> Well, she's not willingly >> It's >> Well, no, she's not going to do it. She's not going to do it. >> And the only way I can think of getting any sense into her is calling y'all. >> Call her family. >> Oh. I mean, we can't force anybody go see doctor. It's it's just not what we do. You know what I mean? Well, yeah. I mean, we would like for her to help. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> But we can't just >> So, do you guys have any suggestions on what I can do? Uh cuz like I said, she is not willingly going to do anything. She's taking her meds and saying she's fine, and she is far from fine. >> Right. Just I know it's it's hard when it comes to any mental illness. >> Yeah. >> To kind of see the light and see your point of view is Hey, let's get you to see a doctor or anything like that. >> Yeah. >> Um talking usually when they're in the So, it comes in stages, right? In the down stage, usually they're more reasonable. You'll You'll >> She's never really in >> Really? >> No. >> Uh >> It's from the time she wakes up to the time she goes to bed. Like this morning, as soon as we set up out of bed, she just Why do you want me dead? >> Do you think she presents a threat to herself or to others right now? >> At this point, I can't say for sure. >> Mhm. >> Like I'm saying, she is so she's just She thinks everyone wants her dead and that people are coming to get her. Like she won't even go to the uh the kids doctor's office with me cuz they put up a security camera in the waiting room. She believes that is specifically for her because the doctor's office thinks she's is what she said. >> Extreme paranoia is what it sounds like, so >> very badly. >> Um I mean, he's exactly right. We can't force anyone to go, especially as adults, right? Um But if if there's signs that she's hurting herself or potentially can hurt others because of this, then we can take action. >> I mean, she's to the point I think she would be think that she's defending herself at this point and >> Right. Okay. So >> Like I said, there's been several There's been There's been several times that I've tried to call just to vent at people and she's came at me and ripped my phone from my hand and >> I just want to this officer to gather your statement about what exactly happened today from start to finish while we were called. I I just didn't hear it, that's all. I know you don't want to repeat yourself. >> I'm trying to I'm trying to regather myself cuz it's just like I said, it's ongoing constantly. She's telling people that I'm out to get her, that I want her >> Today is that how it started? Okay, so she's >> She has called her mother today >> out to get her, okay. >> that people are out to get her, that she's just She's saying that she's I'm telling people she's shredded my [ __ ] and that she deserves justice and >> So, our dispatch mentioned something about getting a phone out of your hand. So, who were you on the phone with? >> I was calling I called dispatch. She was trying to rip my phone out of my hand. That's why I don't know if you noticed it, she has a nick in her ear. >> Okay. Now, describe that to me a little bit more. So, you had Would you have it on speaker like you have right now or did you have it up to your ear? >> to my head. >> Okay, so she was coming up trying to grab it from you. >> Yes. >> Okay. Uh >> She was trying to rip my phone from me and even talking to her mother just a moment ago, she was trying to rip my phone out of my hand. >> Okay. So, she was just walking towards you in in the in the house? >> in the front yard on the porch. >> Okay, so right out here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. At what point did you decide to call dispatch? What made you call 911? >> I've honestly been thinking about doing it for a few days, but she keeps telling me just give my meds time, give them time, give them time. >> Did you So, you wanted to call 911 based on her mental behavior or her behavior? >> Yes. >> Okay, so it was nothing like an argument. >> No. >> Okay. >> But her she's everything with her is to the point of being an argument. >> Okay. >> Stand up. >> One second, sir. Hello. >> It don't matter what I talk to. >> Hello. >> She's not >> We're Yeah, we're good. Thank you. What's that? Yeah, it's me and Vasquez. >> And even her mother just told her and she refuses to >> Central 868, I got a hold of 869 public service. Go ahead, Central. >> So there was nothing like physical aside from >> Aside from me accidentally nicking her ear with my fingernail trying to keep my phone. That was it. >> Okay. So was that just by like moving your hand off to her or >> It was she yanked my phone and I went to pull it back and when I did I caught her with my thumb right inside her earlobe. >> Oh, so when she yanked it back and it caught her. That's the little bloody mark I see. >> Yeah, that little blood in her ear. That's what that's from. >> Okay. So you called just for us to check her out based on her >> Yes. >> mental state. >> Yes, and hoping there was something that we can do. >> Okay. >> Because like I said, I've been trying to get her to go her her her psychiatrist to see and try getting her and she will not. Like I mean it's bad even if her psychiatrist is saying hey, you need to get more extensive help. >> I mean it it The only way we would be able to do is like if she was extremely endangering herself or others. Um but then there's a process to that. >> Yeah. >> Um but for right now, I feel like because right now, like I said, she's on the same road as when she got diagnosed. She's not off of that, and she Just I wish there was more that we could like help you out with, but when it comes to like >> No, I get what you're saying. >> uh someone's care and well-being, uh when it comes to that >> Yeah. >> They have to We can't We can't put handcuffs on someone and force them to get Yeah. That's not what I was >> hoping that you guys could at least talk to her and convince her like, "Hey, can we take you all to see a physician at the hospital or >> I'll go I'll go talk talk with her, okay? I'll see what we can we can do for you. >> As long as she's >> Do you have your >> I have uh I have four five dogs and I don't want They're kind of different. >> to that I'm by the bumper. >> Are you still out there by any means? >> I'm out here. >> Okay. I was just wondering. I didn't hear you saying anything. >> No, I couldn't understand what they were saying on the I sounds to me >> Jared? They're saying they really can't do anything. All they can do is really try and Can I try and run that through with that guy? >> Let me know if that helps or on the 22nd with the same alarm. >> 498, residential security, call me back on that other copy. >> Yeah, for us to hold her emergency. And it doesn't seem like from what he's saying there >> It's an emergency in nature. >> I I have no idea. I don't And then even after you >> that, the hospital will probably run into the same problem. >> Yeah. >> Eddy 69 Central, you clear for a new medical deal? >> Yeah. >> You guys know her? >> The doctor. >> The doctor is David Craig over there. >> Sign that for us. For us to >> Get him out of here as quick as you can. >> Looks like he's a >> What's your mom's name? >> 27 Central. >> Go ahead. Now I can hear you. >> No. >> 10-4. Clear for two. Name and date of birth. >> Family's name. >> What's his name? His name is Beverly Watts. >> First. Family's Taylor. >> Oh, okay. >> They have uh >> That's >> Her last name is Satter. >> Satter? >> Mhm. >> What was your name, partner? I'm sorry. >> Uh my name is uh well, I I go by Craig, but my name's Timothy. >> Timothy Jones? What's your date of birth, brother? Where does Beverly live? >> Why do you want to know where she lives? >> Okay. Cuz I'm asking. And you're cooperating. And I'm being nice. And you're going to be nice to me. And as much information as I have, you know, and so we're going to we're going to sort through this whole thing, okay? I said I would help you. And it looks like you need help. >> With? >> Okay. With life. Okay? >> I I don't. >> But you do. >> What I do want >> Okay. So, what is Beverly's address? >> What are you doing? >> Okay. That is Deputy Don Norton. He's a domestic violence coordinator for the Eddy County Sheriff's Office. So, we have a domestic situation. So, that's why we're here. Okay? All right. So, that's why we're here. Okay? I can call CYFD if Beverly has custody of Caleb. >> Uh what's going on, buddy? >> Stand by. We're loving life. >> Well, >> like I told him, I was in my camper. I heard them arguing. She's got like a history. She's got a friend here or something. Yeah, okay. >> Who are they to you? Do you >> Um they're my friends. They're like landlords at the moment. >> Okay. >> Watch her. >> I've been paying rent here. >> I usually I usually mind my own. >> Yeah. >> I'm just trying to get on my feet, you know. >> You working anywhere right now, man? >> Uh right now, I'm between jobs. >> Okay. >> I've been uh helping out some landscaping jobs and stuff, you know. >> Okay. But, so you heard arguing. Did you see any like pushing or shoving or anything like that? >> No. Yeah, I did hear that he was calling because she's been like her meds haven't been working for her schizophrenia or something. I did hear that said he was calling the sheriff and she tried to yank his phone away from him. That's >> Did you see that or you just heard it? >> I saw her reach for it a couple of times. I didn't Like I I kind of peeked out the window for a second. I'm like, I don't want to get in the middle of this, man. >> Were they just out here or what? >> Yeah, I think so. They were just on the porch or something. I couldn't really hear what was going on cuz, you know, talking on the phone. >> All right, man. Well, >> Okay, I can make that phone call. >> She does and >> So, you're not going to tell me what her address is? >> It's um Well, see, I don't understand why you need her address, but I'm not going to >> Okay. Watch her. So, how did this happen right here? In your ear? >> He grabbed my my ear. >> What did he called I didn't want him to call the police cuz I don't want to be ripped away from my family. >> Okay. And so he just grabbed your ear? >> They think the meds aren't working, but they have to give it time cuz it's on there on the I'm taking stuff in the morning and then they have something at night. >> Mhm. >> And uh You don't need to be he uh >> How long have you been on your meds for? These new meds? >> Um Not too uh long, but on the one for that says take daily, it I'm supposed to take it in the mornings, which I have been. >> Yeah. >> He said to start off by for 2 weeks take 25 and then after that to increase it. >> Okay. >> And I increased it to uh Or he I did what he said and increased it to um 50 mg like it said on there. >> Okay. >> My husband's not giving it a chance to get through my system cuz you know it takes a while. >> And how long How long does it usually take? Or how long have you been on these new meds again? >> Um >> Roughly a few days, a week, what? >> The one for the morning I've been on it since the the um 6th of February. >> Okay. Do you know what today is? >> He didn't go get to the pharmacy on the 6th, so he had to pick it up on the 7th. >> Okay. So roughly, do you know what today is? >> Um it's Tuesday, I believe. >> Close, it's Wednesday. Do you know the date though? Like the number date? Is it the 27th, the 28th? >> Yes, I don't think it's that. >> You don't think it's that? Okay. >> You know somebody would have to look at their phone to see if the date. >> Oh, yeah. I I guess if you're not keeping up with it and everything like that, but >> Because I mean, if you don't look, you know, >> But it's two different medi- It's two different medications, though? >> Yeah. >> So, one in the morning and a different one at night? >> He's just trying to throw me away. >> How long have you all been married for? >> Um since 2013. >> Since 2013, so 10 years? 10, almost 11 years? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. So. How's it going? Do you want us to call you EMS for that? >> No. >> No, you're okay. No, not yet. I didn't get his name. I didn't talk to him. No, not bad. When's the last time you took your medications? >> Um I took them this I took uh the one the one at night it's it's a I take that at night and then I take the other um what I just told him. >> Mhm. >> And the one for the mornings, it said to take uh 25 mg for the 2 weeks and then and then I started that and he's not giving it a chance to get through my system. >> Um And did you just get on them recently? >> The Not the night one. I've been on the night one for a little longer than the morning one. The morning one he prescribed on 6 of February. >> Got >> He didn't make it to the pharmacy. >> Not >> And then it's Monday through Thursday, they close at 6:00 and then >> 10-4, negative >> on >> Monday through Friday and then I think on Saturday >> On Crystal. >> She's not coming back out of local tonight. They haven't found her in NCIC. >> doctor >> Huh? >> Your doctor. >> Huh? >> When was the last time you saw him? >> The 6th. >> The 6th of this month? >> Yes. >> 10-4. What did he tell you? Just to give those medicines a try? >> Yeah. >> When will you see him again? >> Um I think it's in March. >> March? What about the date? >> Um I can't think of it right now. >> Well, that's fine. That's fine. >> He thinks he's going to be going and it's not. >> Right. Crystal, how do you Sorry, I I don't mean to interrupt y'all. How do you spell your first name? I'm just making sure, Crystal, just because like for whatever reason our dispatchers are having a hard time pulling pulling everybody up with their name. Do you have a New Mexico driver's license? >> I don't have a driver's license. >> Have you ever had one? >> No. >> No. >> an ID, but I don't have a driver's license. >> Okay. But it's out of New Mexico, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. Do you know the number to the ID by chance or not? >> What ID? >> Your New Mexico ID? >> Oh. >> Do you have it with you? Oh, perfect. That's even better. Can I see that real quick? That way I can just write down some information. >> Here's >> There you go. You can have that back. 27 Central clear for a one out of New Mexico. Maybe if my radio gets out. Deja vu, guys. Sucks out here. 27 Central. >> 1127, go ahead. >> This is a slow day. >> Just identification card only. She's negative in the record. >> I was the closest one. Devon. Yeah. I want this guy to come and talk to him. >> All right. >> Yeah. Huh? >> That's a big old pistol or just a big old holster? >> It's just for scare tactics, man. It's a little bit of column A and column B. So, how long has she been on these new meds? >> Uh almost 4 months. >> Almost So, it hasn't been the >> She started them late October after she had had our daughter. >> Okay. >> Because she was on them before and he had to switch them because she was pregnant. >> Uh-huh. >> So, after she had the baby, she wasn't able to breastfeed. So, he put her back on these meds and they have made no no change. >> Okay. >> He's tried to get her to go get checked out. >> Does she use anything else other than Does she use meth? >> No. >> No, okay. >> No, I've told her that's the way she's acting with some of the [ __ ] she's coming up with. It was like either your meds aren't working or you're finding something and I'm not aware of it. >> Okay, she's never used any sort of narcotics or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, the only thing she's ever had drug wise is her prescriptions. >> Okay. Has she been sure to take her meds? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> She has been taking them. >> Okay. >> They're just doing absolutely nothing. Like I said, her doctors even tried getting her to go that way she'd be monitored and they could figure out what would work, what's not going to work, what's going to >> Yeah. Yeah. That makes sense. Do you know how her ear got busted up, man? >> That was my fingernail. >> Okay. >> She was trying to yank my phone from me. >> Yeah. >> And I tried keeping it from her and when I did I accidentally nicked her right inside her earlobe. >> Did she take it from you? >> She was trying. >> Okay. Did you try to like >> call to when I first called dispatch I tried stepping away from her and she went and reached for my phone and when she did she caught me off and yanked it over here and I went to grab it and I nicked her inside her ear. >> Did she try to put it to her face or something like that? >> No, she just tried to end the call. >> Oh, okay. Got you. >> But when she yanked it from me she pulled it up over her shoulder. Uh so you're trying to grab it. >> Okay. That makes a little bit more sense. >> And then she tried doing the same thing after I got off the phone with dispatch. >> Yeah. >> When I called her mother to tell her that I had called y'all. >> Jonathan, when she was grabbing for the phone and that, what was she saying when she was grabbing for it? >> She was I couldn't hardly hear her. She was just screaming at me telling me don't and a bunch of other stuff I couldn't >> I couldn't understand her. >> Okay. >> So, mean full on screaming at the top of her lungs. >> Okay. And so, you guys are standing face-to-face, right? >> more facing the street. She was off to my right. >> Hey Crystal, my name's Deputy North Area County Sheriff Department. What happened today? >> I was trying I was I was trying to do was talk to him about my bill. He thinks I'm living in the past, but I'm really not, because there was a guy um that was down here, and it was a he had something on his background that wasn't good. And he said that he was adjudicated, but like, you know, I don't know. >> Okay. What happened with the with the fight between you and John nothing today? >> Um I was trying to talk to him he he was getting mad at me for telling him about uh stuff that's happened in the past, cuz he thinks I'm living in the past, but I'm really not. >> Okay. But what what >> me to give him an example of something, the only example I can think of is what happened with Jeremy, because I told him that I didn't want Jeremy around the kids because of what I was told that was on his background. >> Okay. But what happened with with you going for the phone and with the whole altercation that in that aspect? >> Because I don't want to be ripped away from my family. >> Okay. And so >> I didn't hit him. All I did was try to take the phone away, because he called my mom, too. >> Okay. And so, you guys are standing up on the porch, right? And you guys are having an argument, and he's trying to call he's on the phone, and you reached up, grabbed the his arm, and tried to pull the phone away from him. >> his arm, I grabbed the phone. >> Okay. And then how did your ear get get messed up? >> He grabbed my ear. >> He grabbed your ear? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I I came down on the ramp and he grabbed my ear. >> Okay. Would you Let me see go ahead and turn your head that way for me. Okay. Okay. So Just going to type for me, okay? >> Okay. >> Well, you're transporting. That's what I'm saying. Okay, Crystal. Go ahead and turn around for me, okay? No, we're not we're not going to do this. We're not going to do this, okay? Crystal, STOP. >> NO. >> TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. >> WHY? >> WE'RE not going to do this, okay? >> Why are you handcuffing me? >> Put your hands behind your back, CRYSTAL. OKAY. OKAY. HEAD TO THAT CAR. >> Why am I being arrested? Why am I being arrested? >> You're being arrested for battery on a household member, okay? >> He's hurting me. >> Okay. >> I'm not hurting him. >> Okay. >> He He's I'm going to have marks. He doesn't. >> Okay. >> You I was trying to talk to you. >> Okay. >> He's lying. >> Okay. >> Can >> Do you have any knives, needles, weapons, anything like that? >> No, I don't. >> Nothing on you at all? >> No. >> Okay. >> Can These are tight. They're hurting my wrists. >> Okay. Well >> Can you loosen them? >> Nope. >> Why? But I want my kids. Can I help? >> No, they're not anywhere near your kids. >> He's He's lying to you. >> Take a seat for me, Crystal. >> But, I want to Why am I being arrested? >> I already told you, okay? >> but he hurt me. >> Okay. >> I'm not >> Put Put your feet inside the car. >> Put your feet inside the car. >> Why are you believing him? I'm not hurting him. >> Crystal, put your feet inside the car, okay? >> I'm the one that's hurt, not him. >> All right, closing the door. Put your feet inside.