Stop. Stop. I'm not. >> You can't believe you would do that with your kid, dude. >> I do. I kicked this out of the room. What happened to the back of your head? >> I'm not being detained. Let me call my lawyer. No. His mother's funeral's tomorrow. I got it. >> And he's been a total for 3 days and I just got upset and I went like this. I didn't hit my son. >> I don't understand where they're at. >> Where they're at is I'm going to feed your son. I'm going to take care of it because I'm sober. Whatever help you need, you need to find it. Pisses me off. Being a parent comes with responsibility, but these mothers seem to have forgotten that part. Their reckless decisions put their own children at risk and eventually put themselves behind bars. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Here are the times when cops put dumb, irresponsible mothers behind iron bars. Starting with this case here where a mom fought the police in front of her kid after stealing with the child. >> You know what? You know what? Yes, I did. Here, take it. You can have take it back to him. >> No. No. See, you don't want this car. We're way beyond. I'll take it back. >> No. No. No. No. We're way beyond that. Go. Stop. Go up to my car. No sir. I cannot >> go to my car. >> I cannot get out of the car. >> Welcome to May 1st, 2026. And cops respond to this grocery store's parking lot to confront a woman who'd been caught stealing multiple items on camera with her child present. Let's check out mom of the year. >> Can you call back the complainant and find out what items were not paid for? >> I just want to go home. I'm not going to take my son to my brother. >> Sit back and put your seatelt back on. What are you doing? We are going to go to McDonald's, but you need to stop. I've had that. That I've had that. You know what? You know what? Yes, I did. Here, you can have take it back to him. >> No, no. See, you're in the office. We're way beyond. I'll take it back. No, no, no, no. We're way beyond that. Go. Stop. Go up to my car. >> I cannot >> go to my car. I cannot >> get out of the car. You're under arrest. >> Please. Please. Okay. NO. NO. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. STOP. STOP. STOPING. STOP. STOP. LET ME CALL MY MOM. LET ME CALL my mom. We are beyond that. Stop. Take it down. Take it down. Take it down. Go. Go to the ground. Go to the ground. I STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> STOP. I'M STUCK RIGHT THERE. >> STOP IT. >> STOP. PLEASE. >> YOU ARE DOING THIS. NOT ENOUGH. >> I'M ASKING you to let me call my mom. >> Stop. >> I'm asking you to please let ME CALL MY MOM. >> I HATE YOU. [screaming] >> You're also getting resisting arrest. >> I already have one of those. >> Oh, now you got another. >> You are resisting. >> Hey, buddy. >> Okay, here we go, buddy. >> Get off me. Get off me. No. >> Well, a disgrace for a mother acting all crazy in front of her child. Poor baby. Probably scared to death. >> I can't breathe. Get off. >> Roll her over. >> Roll over. >> Sit up. >> Sit up. >> Okay. >> I I can't. You can't. >> Stand up. >> No, we are way beyond that. Stand up. >> I have to call my mom. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. [screaming] >> Stand up. Oh god. >> Tuck your legs under you and stand up. >> It's not my legs, it's my arms. >> Please let me call my mom. That's all I'm asking. Please just let me call my mom. So you can tell me in my car, please. >> It's okay. You don't want to mess with me. >> Please. I'm asking like you let me call my mom. She >> It's okay. >> We will. But you need to let me console him. >> If you comply, we will be willing to stand up with you. >> Okay. Can you take this thing off? >> No. Absolutely not. Stand up. 1 2 3. >> [screaming] >> OH MY ARM. OH MY ARM. OH, PLEASE LET GO THAT. LET GO that arm. Let go that arm. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. No. No. Please let go of my arm. >> Okay. The message. >> No. >> We are way past that. No, we are way past that. >> Hey, I No, you did not. >> I did. I finally I said fine. Here. Take it. >> That is not cooperation. >> That is cooperation. >> No, it is not. >> Yes, sir. It is. She dare to call that cooperation right after squealing like a pig. [laughter] Hilarious. Somebody needs to call CPS on this delusional person. >> Kathy Storm. >> Okay. Do you know her phone number off the top of your head? >> I do. >> Okay. Hai. >> I want to call I want to call my friend, but I don't know her phone number off the top of my head cuz she needs to find somebody to pick up her son if you're arresting me. >> This is your mother? Yes. >> And you want her to take come take your son? >> She's got to come get my car and my son. >> Okay. That's all we're worried about right now. What? What do you want the other friend for? >> I because I have to have her pick up find someone else to pick up her son cuz I'm supposed to take her son out to go eat. >> What's your mother's name? >> Kathy Storm. >> After getting her mother's contact, the officers moved her to the squad car. >> Stop talking and let me talk. Now it is my turn. >> You had your turn. Now it's my turn. >> No, obviously I do. >> No, >> obviously. >> Okay. >> No. Okay. What's up? My son's right there. >> We are getting in the car. If you don't get in the car, you're going to give him instructions right away. >> No. >> Give me my shoe. >> Give me my shoe. >> Hey, give me my shoe. Just let me go. >> Get in the car. >> Grandma, give me >> Stop. >> He hates the police. You guys are [ __ ] >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> You guys get in the car. I'm in the car. You were getting all the way. Now you're getting >> That was supposed to be mom >> that we're trying to call. >> Put your feet in the car. Put your feet in the car. >> I will. As soon as you finish talking. >> Put your feet in the car. >> In the car. You said put my feet >> all the way in the car. >> You said put my feet in the car. I'm going to give you one last chance to comply with all orders as they beg you. >> I have one call to my mom. >> She's not answering. >> Okay, call. Uh, then go get my phone so I can give you the other number >> for my sister-in-law who lives with us. >> She wants your phone. Grandma coming. She didn't answer. I don't know where her phone is. Where's mommy's phone? Mommy's phone. >> [crying] >> Oh, right here. >> Go ahead. >> Stop. >> Cuz Yeah, cuz you're yelling and not listening instead. >> You're not complaining with local orders. >> Okay. I would if you were listening to me. So, why would I complain? >> Okay. Look, let me talk to somebody. >> Thank you. >> What is the phone number that you want me to call? >> Uh, you got to get on my phone. I don't >> As they try to contact someone to pick up the kid, the cops try to talk some sense into her. >> I I really don't. I mean, y'alling tried to jump on top. Six Six of you tried to jump on talking while I was 9 months pregnant with that little boy. And I wasn't even involved in what was going on. >> I don't know anything about >> I I honestly I was honest with y'all. I gave y'all the stuff and just there's no need to arrest me. I gave it back. Just let me go and let me go home. I'm not doing anything wrong. I won't go back to Walmart. I'll stay away. I just I just need my son. I just want to go home. >> I know, but you crossed the line. >> How? doing what? By by not being able to afford things. Sir, listen to me, please. Can I speak real quick? The reason I have to steal is because I don't have any money. I don't have anybody to help me. Yes, my mom is there, but she won't help me. >> Mhm. >> I I literally live off of tiff. I have no money. I have to provide for my son. I lost everything. I just left domestic violence situation. I just got out of his shelter. Adrian, >> yeah, we're here with him. >> And I I just want to go home and be with my son. I'm scared out of my mind as it is. Nobody has helped me with the domestic violence. Nobody's helped me with anything. It's all going to be my son as traumatized as it is. I just want to go home. Please. I don't need to go to jail. I will go back to Walmart. >> All right. >> I'll I'll be I promise I'll I'll do better. Just please don't arrest me. >> I I understand. >> I just want to go home. >> Listen to me. >> Okay. Will you listen to me? >> Okay. I can understand that you're down and out. Okay. And you're trying to survive. All right. It's a wireless. >> Hear me out. Okay. I heard you out, right? >> Okay. But there is plenty plenty of resources that could have helped you. >> I have called home. Let me help you. >> You could have you could have probably gone home with a citation. >> Okay. So, but I wasn't resisting. >> I really wasn't. >> I was scared. >> I wasn't resisting. I was telling I was trying to talk to him. He wouldn't let me talk. So then, oh, now you're getting resisting because you won't listen. No, I'm not going to leave my son sitting here by himself. >> Leave your son. >> My son is scared. My son just wants me. Please let me go. >> But you chose that. >> No, I didn't choose anything. >> I chose to go home. Y'all are the ones pulling me over. You're the one with me. I just want to go home. >> The victim syndrome is strong with this one. She chose to steal. She chose to resist. And the police are somehow at fault for arresting her. The nonsense is amazing. It's okay to steal. What do you mean? I'ming with you. >> Okay. It's okay. Yes, it's okay to steal when you have nothing and you have to make it somehow. So, tell me who would have helped me because I've called every resource out there. Literally every resource out there and nobody has the funds right now. Nobody's helping. I've tried. I've asked. >> Who have you talked to? >> I've talked to Salvation Army. I've talked to my case worker with DSHS. I've talked to everybody. Lorie something. I I don't think she's a case worker. She's like the leader. I don't know what she but I talked to her and I was told I couldn't do anything until I got my work first stuff done and it's like I I've been trying to and every time I turn around you're telling me I have an appointment and I keep missing the appointment because I'm not getting notice of these appointments. So now I'm calling you and when I finally get the notice that I missed an appointment and you're telling me you can't help me because I haven't and now my appointment's on the 5th. I have to go to court here in Sultan for a traffic ticket. That made no sense because he pulled me over, but he didn't actually pull me over because I already at my destination getting out of the vehicle and then he pulled up and said he was pulling me over. >> So, you're just the angel. You don't do anything. >> I'm not an angel. I do [ __ ] wrong. And yes, I stole, but I stole for a good reason. It's not like I was just stealing to steal. >> Okay. There's stuff in there like Red Bulls. There's stuff in there like >> Oh, those hat. I got those from Nom Nom. >> Yeah, it's all in the bag. It's all been stolen. >> It's a Red Bull. There shouldn't be a Red Bull in the bag. I got all my Red Bulls from from Nom Nom down there. I don't know what to tell you. >> I I mean, I put some put my a couple of my drinks in there. I think >> I didn't steal them. I thought I'm nom nom >> cuz that's why I get all my drinks. >> Are you self-medicating? >> No. I just want to go home and be with my baby, please. >> Well, let's go take care of this. The sooner we take care of it, the sooner you can get home. Okay. So, put your feet in for me, please. You got to get your slide around. Can I please? >> You can put your feet up underneath the the thing. You don't want your son to see you like this. >> He's already seen it. Just bring him over here for a second. Talk to him. >> Well, whoever your friend is that's coming can bring him over here. We're not doing that. >> Please let me do it. >> Let me just talk. Take me over there. >> Put your feet in. >> Please let me talk to him. I'm acting nicely. I'm not caught so tight as >> Okay. >> And it hurts biting into my arm. >> Then let's get you to the jail. No, I don't need to take footage here. For what? For for cooperating, for giving you the stuff, and telling you to take it, and then you all [laughter] want to arrest me because I gave it to you. >> Silent. >> This is why I hate you. I hate every single one of you again. I shoot. >> No. >> As she's sitting in the back of the squad car, she keeps hitting her head. >> Why are you hitting your head? >> I went like this. I didn't mean to hit my head. I just put my head against glass. Maybe a little too long. >> No, you're shaking the car. You hit your head so hard. >> I went like this. >> I know. >> Put my head forward. >> All right. >> I just want to go home. >> It's all on camera. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Yeah. Everything's audio video recorded. Dash cam body cam. Once you get to the jail, you have the right to a lawyer. >> I won't go back to Walmart or else. You have nothing. You be coming from back from Portland. You from a domestic violence. I can show you the picture the way he did to me. I probably would do everything the police told me my stuff and I have nothing. Please just let me go. I want to go home. Please just let me go home. Please let me go. Please. Please let ME GO HOME. [screaming] I was not trying to flee. I sat like this in the driver's seat. I did not sit facing the wheel. I sat just like this. You attacked me. >> Okay. Well, you can you'll have your day in court. >> No, let me go and I'll still go to court. Let me go. I didn't do anything. You're the one who started it >> because all I did was be honest with you. And then you wanted to act like you acted. >> I wasn't trying to flee the scene. I wouldn't do that. I'm not stupid enough to do that. >> You're the one stupid enough to think that, but I'm not. >> Just relax as best you can. >> Yeah, relax. Sure. Tell them to take the cuffs off and let me go home. Let me go. Let me go. YOU HAVE ANXIETY. YOU DON'T DO. WHAT THE SHOULD I DO? I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. YOU'RE not a female. >> I don't know. >> If you want to touch me, go get a woman now. Stop touching me. >> I'm taking the cuff off you. Get a female to touch me. Not you. >> We got a female at the jail. >> You must be asked. >> And that's her mom arriving on scene. What's >> going on? >> Well, to make a long story short, she stole a bunch of stuff from Walmart and then wanted to resist. Didn't want to go with the program >> and now she's got to go to jail. >> I sat down. So, I appreciate you coming to get you going to see the scene instead of trying to just have a conver. >> And then she wants to bang her head against the glasser there. That's why she's all bloody. >> I was honest with you. Okay. >> Excuse me. I'm sorry. >> She's charged with retail theft, obstructing justice, resisting arrest, and contributing to the delinquency of a child. Moving on to the next case here where this mom gets so drunk that her own kid turned her in. like, "Honey, is everything okay?" to the 8-year-old boy and he's like, "She's doing drinking and my baby brother's in the back seat. There's an infant in there." >> Or that is I'm going to feed your son. I'm going to take care of it because I'm sober. Whatever help you need, you need to find him. >> Pisses me off. >> It is November 1st, 2025, and cops get to this gas station after getting a bunch of reports of a possible abduction of three children. Now, what the officer didn't know was that this situation would be a whole different kind of serious. Who's calling and who's the one we're we're uh worried about here? >> This is the young woman we're concerned. >> Okay. Ma'am, do you mind talking with him for us? >> So, what's going on? >> Hi, sweetie. If you want to go over there with your brother, that'd be awesome. Just talking to your mommy. Okay. Could you could you go >> Could you go over there with your brother? >> Yeah. Can you go over there with your little brother? Thank you so much. So, what what's going on with that? >> We just were driving and Yeah. Okay. So, I was driving and then um I was >> Okay. So, what we're going to do is do you know why we're here? So, what I want to do is I want to check your eyes. What car were you driving? So, I want to check your eyes to see if you're into vaccinated. You're not good to go. and everybody's making whatever up. But are you willing to do that for me? >> I'll go with the ch. >> Okay. Upon arrival, the cops learned that the supposed abductor was actually the mother of the children who'd already risked their lives, including a 7-month-old infant by driving across the city while clearly being heavily impaired. This is no joke. Now, the cops instructed her for a field sobriety test. Another would soon learn from her children just how bad the situation really was. Awesome. You guys have a little brother, too? What's his name? >> Okay. >> Are you able to walk? >> Okay. So, we're going to go over here. >> We're going to go over here. >> Is that okay? >> This way. >> Keep going. >> Are you the big brother? >> Do you want Can you answer a few questions for me? Awesome. Do you know how old she is? >> Uh, she's four. As soon as I saw my mom drink the alcohol and I knew she like could not drive anymore. >> Oh, wait. You So you you did see your mom drink the alcohol. >> Okay. All right. Tell me about that. >> She like when we stopped in the gas station, she like went inside and then she came out and alcoholic. >> Come over here. Come over. Don't Don't walk towards the street. And then and then she put it right here and then she just like like chugged all of it and then just like threw it >> threw it in that trash. >> Do you know um do you know what color it was or what kind it was? Was it tall? >> We'll get it. We'll get it for you. >> But I feel um um um after she drank it, she like started like walking on like talking weird. So that's how I absolutely knew it was an alcoholic for sure. >> Okay, >> this officer will get it. >> Yeah, it's >> Don't touch that. Don't touch that. Yeah, come over here. >> God, listening to him really just broke my heart. For this little kid to know the visual clues of impairment. Imagine the drunk behavior he's seen coming from this woman. My mom has been to jail before for drinking and driving. >> I'm sorry, buddy. >> Because And this is going to be the second time. >> Oh, we don't know if she's going to jail or not. They just want to make sure she's okay. >> Well, this is the first day she she got her her driving license back. >> Today was the first day. >> Yeah. Well, well, >> but she just got it back recently. >> Yeah. Well, no, today. >> Oh, wow. So then the next thing we're going to do is called the walking turn. So what you're going to do is you're going to place that left foot on that line just like you are. And then you're going to take the right foot. Nope. Yep. There you go. Then take your right foot and put it on the front of your left. >> Oh. >> So like this. Just like this. And then hold that position and put your arms down at your side just like this. >> Perfect. Are you going to be able to safely do this? >> Oh my gosh. >> No. Okay. >> I mean I don't even know if I could do this in general. >> Okay. So let's let's try it. And if I think you're going to fall or hurt yourself, we'll stop it all together. I don't I just don't want you to get hurt. From this position, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps. So, you're going to go 1 2 3. Don't practice it, but you're going to go all the way to nine. The only reason I'm stopping at three is just for >> Yep. to nine. Okay. Are you ready? >> Okay. So, you see this is a nice Okay. >> Okay. Are you ready? >> Yeah. >> All right. You can go ahead and start whenever you wait. You said I have to do the test that I do one. >> Yep. Just the steps. >> What grade are you in? >> Third. >> Third grade. How about you? >> Um, second grade. No, no, she's in prek. >> PreK. >> Extremely upfront with you. You are going to go to jail. But what I don't want to do is handcuff you in front of your kids because they're right there and my car is right there. Um, so so I'm going to walk you over there. I'm going to put you in the car, but I'm not going to do it in front of your kids. So we're going to walk over there. I'm going to open the door and then I'm going to cuff you. I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt cuz I don't want your kids to be scarred from this. So please don't like take advantage of that. >> I appreciate that a lot. I do like cuz I don't want my kids to see it. >> Exactly. I don't want them to either. >> Okay. >> So, I everything that you're seeing right now so they can see it. >> Yep. So, my car is over there. So, we'll walk over to my car. I'll open the door to where they can't see. Okay. >> When When's your grandma going to be here? >> 964. >> You're so fast. 10 minutes. All right. Perfect. 67. >> What? >> 67 is a cursed word. >> It's a what? >> 67 cursed word. >> It's a curse word. I don't even know what that means. >> You have six dream and and it kills you. I had a bad dream. >> You had a bad dream. I had it the six bad dream. I could have been saying six a lot. You've been saying 67 a lot. >> What? >> I don't even know what that means. >> Come here, please. Hey, >> I don't want you running around cuz all the cars coming through here. Okay. >> While the mother's being placed under arrest, the officer is handling the children with another finally making contact with the caller. And what they described was even worse than what the children had said. >> So, what's going on today? I just pulled in and you know 10 minutes ago and they're I thought they were being abducted or something and they were screaming. The kids were hysterical and then I thought oh maybe he's having a temper tantrum. I'm a mother of four and then it kept going on and on when I went into the store and she tried to push him in the car and I'm like honey is everything okay to the 8-year-old boy and he's like she's doing drinking and my baby brother's in the back seat. There's an infant in there. So I went up to >> let's walk and talk and we'll >> So I didn't open the door or anything, but I made the kids come stand over here. Well, I tried to assess what the heck was going on. So the grandmother's coming on her way. I guess her mother. >> Okay. >> And when I say I mean this little boy was trying to save this kid. >> So they were all both of them were screaming >> hysterically. >> What was she doing again? >> Trying to get them in the car and just swing. She was out there. >> How was she trying to get them in the car? Yeah, she had this door open, that door open, and she was trying to get >> just running around the car trying to get them into it. >> And they were running all over. I mean, I I spoke to her to make sure I wasn't, you know, >> jumping to the gun or anything. >> And what what' she say to you? >> Couldn't even speak. >> Couldn't speak. >> And she was just swaying like this. I mean, I've seen her addiction. That's what I had foundation. I think people I don't know if she's done something like that. She said they she threw alcohol in the trunk. girl saying >> that's what he he was saying somehow she was throwing alcohol >> and so when you walked up to him he was like she's doing drugs is what he said to you >> out drinking and doing okay >> in the he was yelling that at her when she was saying get in the car he she he was saying no I'm not getting in the car with you you're drinking and doing >> what was the mom doing when you're bringing the kids over here >> she was out of it I mean she's on the phone you know I could hear this another woman which is her grandmother screaming going please don't get in the car with those skates. You can't get in the car with those kids. And that's when I realized, okay, now we've got >> That's what you heard on her phone >> on the speaker phone on her phone. >> So then you bring the kids over, you're talking to the little boy. You're like, what's going on? He's like, oh, my mom's, >> you know. >> And when I say hysterical, I mean absolutely hysterically crying, sobbing. My mom is. >> So with that and a failed DUI, I'm sure she'll be charged with child endangerment and driving under the influence. And what's more, a search of her body would confirm the caller's suspicion, proving she was in for more problems. >> I don't understand. >> So, just stay. >> So, just stay right here. >> I got her. >> No, I'm not going to be here by >> Okay. So, Dan, just go ahead and put your hands right up here. Just turn around. Okay. the proof you had. >> I cussed. >> So, I'm asking you >> what >> the proof? >> Um the the exercises that we just did. >> No, no, you're saying I'm arrested for a DUI. I'm like saying we're approved. >> What do you mean we're proof? So, you were seen driving a car. >> Who? You. >> Who me? A lot of people. That's why we're here. >> No, just You have a glove. >> Put that in the Put that. >> Nice. >> 96. >> 96. >> Yeah. >> What is your issue? >> Can I just um Is anyone here for my kids? >> Well, we're we're going to have to call DCF and then we'll figure that out. Can I give you a number? >> Your mother? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She's on her way. But we got to make sure she's okay to take the kids through DCF. >> Okay. I don't want to be your enemy. I want to be like I want to make sure my kids are okay. >> Well, you probably should have thought about that before driving while intoxicated with your kids and having your bra. >> What was in your bra? >> Well, that was >> Was that Or was that? >> No, it was >> I bought it as ketamine. >> Ask ketamine. >> Yeah. That's what I bought. I >> What did you do? You smoked that. You shoot it. What do you do? >> No, you snort it. >> You snort it. >> 10. This will be a 24y old female. >> Not a I don't sell it or anything. >> Okay. >> There's a user. >> Despite what she just said, the cop later tested that substance, discovering it was cocaine. And a further search of that car would turn up something even more disturbing. 41 with two arrests. They just need transport. So I need two separate units for transport. >> 9851. Zap's going to grab each 74. >> Do you guys uh do you have any MDMA kits? I do not. >> [ __ ] I mean, she's got like crystals down the line. Kind of looks similar what like people have in their door handles. She said it was ted. >> Looks exactly like >> After further testing, they confirmed it was meth. And shortly after, the grandmother would arrive on scene to learn about her daughter's irresponsible actions. >> Here, I I'll talk to you. Um, did anybody explain to you? >> Yeah. And I, you know, I said that I had talked to her just before she approached the gas station cuz I was wondering what, you know, what time she was going to be home. She sounded fine. >> Go over there real quick. She said she pounded it down in there and I don't know if she took pills. I don't know what she's doing. She is She is probably She's probably the drunkest I've ever seen somebody. >> She wasn't when I talked to her prior to stopping here. >> She's extremely drunk. >> Okay. But >> and I also found Crystal. >> So that's what I'm thinking that she did that in there too and pounded down. >> She pounded down alcohol right in front of the son cuz he watched it. >> Okay. >> So she was driving like when you were on the phone with her. >> When I was on the phone with her, she had just pulled into a shell cuz I had to go to the bathroom and she sounded fine. So, she sounds fine. >> Prior to that, she stopped at some guy's house prior to that. So, I'm thinking that's where she got whatever she got. And when she got here, she did whatever she did. >> She's got like a good amount of on her, like a lot. I did the feely exercises with her and she failed them absolutely miserably. >> Oh, sure. Sure. >> I'm just going to be very transparent with you with her charges. She's gone through some pretty serious trouble. She She could lose the kids over this. The fact that a baby is in the car, let alone two other babies, is not okay. I've done a lot of DUI in my life, and her eyes are probably some of the worst I have ever seen. I've never seen that. Whether it's on drugs or whether it's alcohol, for her to do that, I mean, the way she pulled in obviously isn't great. She is lucky that she didn't kill them. She's lucky that she didn't hit anybody. She put those babies in in very bad. The son was hysterically crying so bad that he refused to get in the car with mom. >> He was hysterically crying to me prior to that because she even drove us in the first place. >> He watched her do the he watched himself. >> He watched her do the he said that >> he told us that mommy was doing >> hey whatever happens to her she deserves. I don't know what I'm going to do with the baby. >> But so we have to we have to involve DCF with this as well unfortunately. So, we have to call DCF that they just run your name through the system and then once they get cleared, we're going to release the babies to you. >> They'll get cleared. >> She's going to have she's getting DUI and there's an enhancement with having uh three passengers under the age of 18 in the car as well. She's she's going to get a ton of charges stuck on her. And the possession of jail time I mean she's going to jail now obviously, but is she going to >> she's facing felonies. So, I think with the possession she could face up to 3 to four years just alone on that possession charge. And most courts for simple DUIs, they're pretty lenient of like, hey, we'll just drop it to go reckless as long as you learn your lesson. But I don't foresee that happening. >> Is she working? >> What's she doing for jobs? >> She got a job at a daycare where she's lead teacher with the infant, but I mean, she hasn't been doing anything. She hasn't been doing any drugs or anything. >> And the first time she got her car back, here she is. >> How much does the baby eat per bottles? >> 7 o. >> 7 ounces. How many scoops you put in her? Okay, we're just making sure. When's the last time he ate? >> What time is it right now? >> It's 7:30. >> He ate like 2 hours ago. >> Okay. >> Why? >> Because he's hungry. I'm going to make him a bottle. >> I know he's hungry. >> Yeah. Listen, I got a body camera on, so I can't say all the things I want to say, but I want you to take a look at this. >> I hope I hope you get the help you need. I hope you get the help you need. We have nothing but resources to help you, but this has to stop. I have a body camera on, so I'm very reserved in what I'm going to say. But this is disgusting. What? What? >> Am I my son is hungry? >> The fact that you're That's what you're getting out of this. Not that you're in the back of a cop car. >> No, I understand where I'm at. I'm trying to understand where they're at. >> Where they're at is I'm going to feed your son. I'm going to take care of it because I'm sober. Whatever help you need, you need to find it. Pisses me off. In the end, she's charged with felony child neglect, felony possession of a controlled substance, driving under the influence, possession or use of narcotic equipment, and refusal to submit to DUI testing. The bond is set at $5,500. Moving on to the next case class, where this extremely toxic mother gets arrested after assaulting her husband and child 3 days after her mother-in-law's funeral. >> Mom kicked us out of the room. What happened to the back of your head? >> I'm not being detained. Let me call my lawyer. No, his mother's funeral's tomorrow. I got it. >> And he's been a total for 3 days and I just got upset AND I WENT LIKE THIS. I didn't hit my son. >> Welcome to February 15th, 2025. And cops get to a hotel regarding a domestic disturbance case. Here's what's going on. >> What's going on, man? What happened? >> My mom kicked us out of the room. All right. >> Cory, you >> That's I'm his dad. >> You're his dad? >> That's her. She just walked out the door. >> What happened to the back of your head? >> Huh? >> What happened to the back of your head? >> Y'all stay here for me. >> She's going to run up here. >> What's she wearing? >> Pink. All pink. >> All pink. >> All pink. >> Hey, she gashed the back of his head over. >> Oh, sweet baby Jesus. [sighs] An abusive wife mother. This is going to be really heartbreaking. >> Head over. HIS MOTHER DIED AND he's taking it out on me. I don't need that. >> Detainer, don't let her get in the vehicle. >> What do you want to talk about? My lips beat up. Okay, I don't know what else to tell you guys, but his mother just and he has been crazy ever since. >> Okay, so look, y'all are both going to be detained at this time. Just put your hands behind your back. Set that down. >> What did I DO? WHAT DID I NO, I'M not being detained. Let me call my lawyer. No, I'm not being detained. >> Ma'am, put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not being detained at this time. You're being detained at this time because you're resisting my officer. >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your phone down. I don't want to break it. >> Can you put it in my purse at least? >> I sure will. >> Jesus. >> You are both getting detained until we figure out what's going on because nobody's going anywhere and nobody's leaving. He's got a big gash in the back of his head. You got a bust and lip. >> He came after me. >> Okay. And that's what we're going to figure out. >> Stop moving your hand. >> His mother's funeral's tomorrow. I got it. >> And he's been a total for 3 days. >> Did you just hear what came out of her mouth? Saying it like it's his fault. Somehow, lady, your husband's mother just passed away. Pretty sure he's going to be upset for a bit. The problem here is why you're acting like an entitled nut job and attacking your own family. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Cheryl. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to advise you your Miranda right at this time before I can ask you any questions. >> Yes, that's fine. >> Okay. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> You still wish to speak to me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What What's going on? >> I DON'T KNOW. WE GOT HOME. IT'S BEEN really stress. We just got here. >> Who is he to you? >> He's my husband. right now. Those are we have two children. I don't know where the other one when he left and his his whole family's in this place cuz his mother just died. >> And who >> and he's How old is the other kid that you don't know where he's at? >> He's 14. I don't know. He left. And I >> What? What happened tonight? >> I don't know. I just know that we got back here and he was in a horrible mood. I said, "Wan, you need to shower. You haven't showered in like three or four days." And that's a little boy that was next to him right there. Anyways, he showered and he was in the shower and then I got upset because he started yelling at me and he's telling he's telling my other son that he needs to clean up. I SAID, "STOP EATING. WE GOT TO CLEAN UP. JUST GIVE HIM a minute." >> Okay. And then what happened after that? >> I said, "Maybe they're hungry. Maybe they're like, "We haven't slept. None of us have slept in three or four days." He just got back from here. He just got back from here like Monday. Then we had to fly out again. What's today? It's only Friday, right? Saturday. >> What What happened when y'all were in the room? When did this physicality get involved? >> Because he started yelling at everybody and I was LIKE, "STOP IT. JUST STOP. Just Just we all need to calm down right now. I know we're all tired. Just relax." And Wayan went to the bathroom and he started showering and then we and then he started yelling at George. Where did this physicality involve Brent? Who who was all harmed tonight? >> We just started at it and because I was so mad at him because he spent three or four up in the room. >> Okay. And you started at it. What happened? >> I don't know. So then I don't remember but he went to the bathroom and then he started yelling at George to get cleaned up and then I was trying to find my charger. That was what happened and I was like where's my charger? I was like where did my charger go? And then I grabbed I grabbed George's computer plug cuz he was on his computer and I was like, "You need to stop being on the computer right now. We're having family issue and you need to you're not even paying attention. You need to go shower. Like your dad wants you to shower." >> So you grabbed Brett. >> No, I grabbed my son. My own 14-year-old look. Yes. >> Okay. And what happened when you grabbed his slug >> and I just got UPSET AND I WENT LIKE THIS. I DIDN'T HIT MY SON, BUT THEN HE GOT MAD AT ME. >> Your son got mad at you? >> No, my husband. >> Okay. What happened after that? >> I don't remember. >> How'd your lip get like that? >> I just remember. I don't remember. I don't want to say anything cuz I don't It's his mom just died. He's >> I'm okay. It's fine. >> What happened to the back of Brett's head? >> Then I don't know. Oh, this hurt so bad. >> I don't. >> So, you don't know what happened to the back of his head? >> I The coffee pot was next to the >> So, then he grabbed me and then he put me on the bed and he smacked me really hard. >> Where did he smack you? >> On my face. >> Okay. >> And then I I my husband and then I grab COFFEE POT. YOU BETTER GET THE OUT OF HERE. AND I THREW IT AT HIS HEAD. >> You threw the coffee pot out of his head? >> YEAH. BECAUSE HE HIT ME IN THE FACE. That's what he gets. >> When did you kick your kid out? >> I didn't hit my kid. >> No. When did you When did you tell your kid to get out of the room >> after all? Well, my one No, he got He saw the whole thing. My older my 14-year-old. I don't know where he is. >> We'll have to figure it out. Okay. >> Just try to breathe. >> Do you want to hear? >> You want to hear words? >> I can't breathe. >> After speaking with this woman, the officer then came back inside to speak to the husband. me. >> Let me see that. >> You just put a patch on. >> Shoot. >> Just smacked me on the head with it. >> Yeah, I got to get a picture of that. >> Just check it out. >> Okay. Um, so look, buddies. Um, y'all just hang tight right here for a second. I'm going to speak with him over here. Okay. Before I ask you any questions, I'm just going to advise you of your Miranda rightites. Do you still wish to speak to me? >> Yes. >> Okay. For sure. >> Uh, what what happened tonight, sir? >> I have no idea. So, we walked in there. We were at um at my sister's house and all the family was there and she had a lot to drink. We all had a little bit to drink, but she got I don't know. I don't know what happened. She snaps. She's got a really hot temper and she ran at me with the pulled the phone out of the wall and ran hit me in the back of the head >> with what? >> A phone. The phone. The the phone that's in the room. The plastic phone. >> Mhm. >> I hit him right back in the head with it. I didn't start. >> When y'all were in the room, what happened? >> That's what happened. >> Like from from beginning to getting in the room to the end, like what was the argument over? Yeah. So, I can defend my myself. Like I said, we all went to the train. My mom died out. It's a little family gathering. We had some drinks. Got back to the room and and we're all tired. You know, my boys are tired. I'm tired. And she just kind of aggravating the situation. I don't know. I don't know exactly what happened, but the next thing I remember, she has pulls a phone out of the wall >> coming at me with a plastic phone hits me in the back of my head. That's what happened. And then I restrained her cuz I'm not going to let that happen again. I have that right. Okay. I restrained her. I don't remember. So that's it. I restrained her. I got my other son. I left the room. I didn't want to do anything else. That's what I did. >> Okay. So we got a call. Did a kid leave the room before any of that happened? >> Uh, so I have two kids. >> So the oldest one left with me. He was with me the whole time. >> Mhm. >> God. And I can't believe you. >> The youngest one. >> I'M IN C. >> GOOD. >> REALLY? >> GOOD. >> STOP. >> You sprinkled me. >> Stop it. >> Shut up. Don't. >> Okay. So, what what happened? >> That's it. I mean, she's acting crazy and doing all this. So when y'all got to the room, what why was she mad? >> I have no idea. She's a psycho maniac. >> Okay. >> I have no idea. She's trying to get >> She hit you with a bone a plastic bone. Jerked it on the wall. >> We got a call over here cuz there was a kid in the lobby by himself who said his mom took him. That's him. Okay. >> That's my youngest son. She kicked him out of the room after she hit me over the head. I have no idea why. I took my older son out. >> What happened to her lip? probably me from her training after she busted me in the head with it. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I will certainly admit to that. >> What did she say whenever she hit you in the head? >> I have no idea. >> So, she just You don't know why she did that? >> She's crazy, dude. I don't know. So, she's in a bad mood. >> Yeah, but like was she a like whenever y'all went into the room, was there any like key details as far as like what she she said to you? Was she just giving you an attitude? Was she telling you anything aggressive? >> No. So, here's the deal. So she just goes on and she talks a lot on and on and on and on and on and on about and so me and the boys are just tired. We just want to go to bed. >> She's talking and talking and talking and I don't know. Someone may have said just let us go to bed. I don't know. I swear to God I don't know what happened. But then she got pissed off because we were tired and wanted to go to bed and she came at me with a phone cuz I know she will not hit my kids with me in the present. >> Do Do you have an ID on you? >> Sure. You can't take me to jail, dude. Cuz my kids are here. My mom's >> I just got to identify. >> Sounds like the husband also doesn't really know what happened either. Maybe the kids will give the best story >> right now. You were up there when all of this happened. >> Want to explain to me uh what happened when y'all got to the hotel room? >> So, I was um I was just sitting down. I've told her like I I was just like saying that she was like singing too much cuz she was like kind of drunk I think and she was just kind of singing and stuff and then she got like really mad and start she grabbed this lamp and then started like slamming it everywhere and then um grabbed this coffee pot and then ran up to my dad and like hit him on the back of this back of his head and I think that's what his um scars. When that happened, I started just like going to the door and starting to walk out because I didn't want to see that. So, I was walking there and then um they started like fighting on the bed like they they're just like punching and slapping each other. So, >> they were they were both punching and slapping each other. >> Yeah. Yeah, I think so. >> Okay. So, >> so after she after she hit him in the head with uh and she is who's she? That's >> uh Cheryl. Cheryl. >> Abraham. >> Okay. >> And after after Cheryl hit him in the back of the head, what did he do? >> Um, he kind of just like took it and then I think I was like facing the other way cuz I was walking out of the room, but I think she was I don't know. I think she might have gone up to him again because he just kind of took it. And I think she might have gone up to him again and started like fighting him again. And then I think that's when they went on the bed and started like slapping it and touching. >> Okay. What did you What did you see when they were on the bed? >> That's like when I was leaving the room. So >> were Were you still in the room, buddy? >> Um I was showering. >> You were in the shower. >> I was in the shower. Shower. And then and then I just heard yelling and screaming and then I was still in the shower and then like after the whole thing I went out and then and then I just saw her just like screaming like and then like and then and then I just walked out and then she was like she's like get the heck out like like >> talking to you. >> Yeah. >> And then you got out. >> Where was your dad when you left? >> He was down here with me. >> Yeah. >> He had came down here with you whenever you >> Okay. So, you were still in the room whenever >> uh George and your dad left? >> Yeah. When I left, um he came like after me and we both went down and then into the bathroom right there and then just stayed in there for a little bit. >> What did he tell you? >> Cleaned up his scar. Um we just talked about it. And >> she do this often or >> Yeah, a lot of like every trip we go on, she does this. >> Does y'all's dad ever get angry like that out of nowhere? >> Not out of nowhere. Not out of nowhere, but if if like she starts hitting him, you might get like mad at her and like like hit her. So whenever he hit her and they went onto the bed after she had hit him, did you see how he reacted as far as did he try to defend himself or >> Well, he was So the doors here, he was facing this way and she ran up behind him and like that and then he just kind of took it and then I think she came back up to him and started fighting him again and then that's when they went in bed. >> She's hit your dad before? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> How often does that happen? like every day, once a week, not every day. >> Probably like >> once >> once a month. >> Whenever they went and they were rrestling, fighting on the bed, did did it feel like they were both attacking each other? Did it feel like anybody was just trying to protect themselves? >> I think they were just both attacking each other at that point. >> It's all right, buddy. See? Heartbreaking. The kids deserve better. >> Look, right now what's going to happen? I'm going to go get something out of the back of my unit. It's called a lance form. >> I expect. >> Okay. Yeah. Form the victim notification form. I'm going to fill out all the proper information and I'm going to need your phone number, your address, your email. What it is is whenever she is released, you will be notified of her being released. Um, she will be put in front of the judge Monday morning and [clears throat] said bond if they choose to give her bond. So, if they choose to give her bond, it'll be a set amount. She can bond out. Um, as far as it goes, she's going to come with us tonight. >> Yeah. >> Do you want an ambulance for that? I suggest if you don't want an ambulance, at least go get that thing stitched up. >> Do you mind if I look at it? >> I took pictures for you. >> Oh, you need Yeah, you need some stitch. So, did he give you a big old spiel? Like a lie to you or what? He was like, "He should be cut through." >> Is she serious? You're going to jail and your kids have no one else if the father goes too. I mean, she only has revenge on the brain right now. >> Well, there's a difference between uh the way he reacted to us arriving versus >> Well, so he was speaking to us and then you went out the back door. >> I had to leave him because I didn't want to come back. Well, there was an active >> crime that had occurred. >> Huh? >> I said, well, there was a crime that had occurred that we needed to investigate and you you didn't want to cooperate. >> Crime. He hit me and I left. I don't want to come in and come back anymore. I left him. >> Thank God. >> So, listen. >> My sister's number listen. >> Listen. When you get to the jail, you will be able to make a phone call, but you are going to jail tonight. >> Why, sir? I DON'T KNOW WHY WHY >> ma'am in a in a domestic do anything first in a domestic first that's why I want a lawyer because he hit me first that's why I was deterrent in the beginning because you guys came at me like you did you were already >> well you were detained and resisting >> YOU WERE ALREADY ME AND I wasn't >> well you were detained >> no but he wasn't you let him talk you let him do everything for an hour >> lunch in 2007 Seven for >> Do you mind if I walk up to the room to see like the item? >> That's where we're going now. Sounds good. >> When she slam this like a little bit, she >> That's the lamp she was slamming. >> Yeah. >> And then the thing that she hit. >> So, where were y'all at when this happened? >> I was in the shower. >> I was right here. >> You were sitting right here. Okay. What did she tell you? >> Nothing really. >> Okay. Yeah, it was so I was so >> Where where were you at when I was >> I was over here, right, guys? I was over here somewhere over here. I think we were talking and she's just being so annoying. I don't know what happened, but she pulled Where's the phone? I don't know where the phone is. >> She pulled it like out of >> She pulled it out of the wall and it came right down here. What? And I'm like, >> "So, was it the phone or the coffee pot?" >> Was it a coffee pot? I thought it was a phone. I don't. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. The plugs pulled out right there. >> I don't know why I thought it was a phone. >> So you had you had thought it was a phone. >> I thought it was a phone. I swear to God. I thought it was like a phone like that. I'm sorry. >> No, it's okay. >> So it was a black thing. That's why I thought it was a phone. >> Was it bleeding a lot? >> It was just dripping. I don't think and anything like >> hit the floor. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Sorry about the situation. I hope uh everything gets better for y'all. It >> sucks. Um, >> thank you for that. >> Y'all got some good boys right there. Tough kids. >> The woman is charged with domestic battery and domestic battery with endangerment. Moving on to the next case where this mother flees a traffic stop with her child. >> Stop. Stop. >> I can't believe you do that with your kid, dude. >> I didn't do anything. >> It is July 3rd, 2026, and a cop conducted this traffic stop on a vehicle for its tinted windows and running a stop sign. And as he's doing so, she backs up and hits his vehicle. And when he gets out of his car, she does something really dumb with a kid in her arms. >> Trying to stop you. And you just hit my car. Yes, you did. Stay in the vehicle. >> Get in the car. >> Stay in the car. >> Ma'am, you're going to get arrested. Ma'am, get over here. Stop. Man, stop. >> Stop. I'm not. >> Okay. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Let me go. Stop. Let me go. >> Let me go, bro. Let me go. Let me go. >> Expedite. >> Let me go. >> Stop. >> I did not hit the car. >> You did. >> I did. Okay. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Okay. Let me go. You're under arrest. >> Okay, let me go. Please let me go. Time for Let me go. >> Stop. Let me go. You're under arrest. >> Come on. You doing this in front of my son? >> Stop. >> You're under arrest. >> Maybe you shouldn't have run with your son in your arms in the first place. >> Come on. Please don't do this in front of my son. >> You're doing this in front of your son. >> Please don't do this. Stop. Karma. >> Karma. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. All right. >> I'm on parking lot north. >> Stop. >> Please don't do this in front of my son. >> You're under >> Hey, help me. Help me. >> Help. Help me. >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Stop resisting. >> I didn't do [crying] anything. Y'all know I got a warrant. Y'all know I got a warrant. >> 820 Kimberly. 8:20 Kimberly. >> Come on. Get off of me. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. Just let me get under. You just hurt my leg. >> I don't care. Stop. Right here. >> Come here, Poo. >> Come here, Poo. >> Please don't do this in front of my son. Please. >> Cuz y'all know I already been fighting my fiance as hell. >> Stop. >> Oh my. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. I have to go to the hospital. Okay. >> You just broke my leg. >> I did not break your leg. >> Lick my leg. >> You know me. >> Totally. >> Go ahead. >> Help me roll over. Roll over. >> Roll over. You're under arrest. >> Okay. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I am. >> I can't believe you do that. You're a kid. Dude, >> I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. >> After securing her in handcuffs, the cops then tried to pick her up from the ground, but she refused to listen. >> Y'all finally got me. >> Hey, stop moving your hand. >> Y'all finally got me. Let me get up. Can y'all please call the ambulance? Look, I got robbed. I got I have rod the pins in my leg and you just slam me on the ground. >> YOU JUST SLAM ME ON THE GROUND CUZ you ran away from >> Look at my leg. You just Look, my leg is broke. >> We're going to go ahead and stand up. >> Call the ambulance. No, I cannot stand up. I'm not standing up. >> Look at my leg. >> NO. NO. GET MY KID. NO. BRING [screaming] MY KID OVER HERE. >> Bring my kid over here. >> Negative. >> Bring my kid over here. Please. >> Negative. >> Bring my kid over here. Come on. You know me. >> Why you running? I didn't run. I was parking to go to my crib. I live right here. Y'all know where the I live. >> So, I tried to stop her. >> Where are y'all taking my key? >> I tried to stop her. She backs into me like barely bumps in my front bumper. Pulls in here. She's jerking around trying to get out. Finally, she parks it, gets out, tries to take off with her kid. I stop her. I get the kid to the ground. I get her. >> I didn't run. >> She kept resisting. Kept resisting. Finally put her to the ground. I was trying to park because I knew my kid was back there. >> He backed into my car. >> I didn't know that. I'm in a big ass. >> She wants some for like >> Don't be calling nobody. >> Yes. I have TO CALL SOMEBODY. Y'ALL GOT MY KID. >> OKAY. >> We're going to have you sit. >> Get off me. Get off me. Get off work. You're under me. >> I want the woman to get me. Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. >> No, I'm not listening to Get off of me. Get off of me. >> So, she stopped here, backed into my car, >> okay? >> Then pulls forward, >> then reverse, >> then burst reverses back. I start backing cuz I'm like, "What the is she doing?" She finally parks here and then she tries to take off. >> No, that's old. >> That's old. >> Yep. >> I know y'all want me. Get off me. Don't hold me. I'm already in cuffs. What do you want? >> That's right. >> Yeah, I see. So, hey, watch over. >> We're going to we're going to admin it at least at the very least for instructor. >> There's a pillow inside. >> Okay. We're we're going to we're going to inventory and then Did you say there's canvas or something like that or >> Yeah, there's a bag that looks like canvas under >> Okay, we're good to start sending. Do you agree? >> So, we're locked. She probably has the key. >> We have the key. >> Oh, >> it's in my car. >> Okay, we're Let's Let's start. >> We're going to get you checked out. Get that. >> Bro, look at my leg, bro. >> Get your phone. >> I'm up and you got my arm like this. I got 350 rods in my in my arm and my leg. I'm not I can't go nowhere. I'm already under arrest. >> We don't need you pulling away. Okay. >> What? >> We don't need you pulling away cuz that's the >> You got my arm. Look at my arm. Don't try to see my arm. >> I'm not going to argue with the R. >> Wait, I'm not FREAKING ARGUING WITH Y'ALL EITHER. YOU ALREADY GOT ME IN CUSTODY. WHAT THE CAN I DO? >> I don't have no shoes. No. >> The You get my son iPad out of there and his book bag. >> Please. Who just took my phone in my bag? There's drugs in there. Yes, I smoke everything and I take drugs. Yes. So, can you give me my phone, please? >> As she sat on the ground waiting for EMS, she continues running her mouth. >> All of that property, including the two phones, is in the floorboard at 28. >> I don't care about none of that. I already know I got grab it real quick. >> Out of y'all county, >> y'all been waiting for me. >> Hey, Gracie. >> Completely ran. Completely random. We promise. >> No, it wasn't. >> He don't. Cuz I was coming down the street. He ain't even had no right to pull me over. I was coming down THE STREET. HE BUSTED UI on me. I'm trying to park. He talking about my head car. No. I ain't been. I hit your car because I was trying to back in the park. Get that thirsty ass. I'm from Aurora. Y'all ain't on and you a lieutenant sergeant. What? >> Uh, Sergeant. >> Yeah, Paul. He did some unlegal ass. This not my first rodeo [ __ ] This ising the cap. >> It's fouring blocks out here. >> My leg is hurting. G. Where the mother that just slam me on the floor for nothing. >> He's over there. >> And I wasn't resisting her. >> I I got I got him away from you so you can >> All I said was I'm trying to get my son away from that car. >> After a while, EMS arrives to take her to the hospital. >> Bro, call somebody. I'm going to jail. >> Look, they just pulled up on me. They just dislocated my leg inside the mother. Call everybody right now. The police car pull up on me. I'm trying to park. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Okay. Well, how are we going to get you? >> Okay. Can you grab me by my ankles though cuz he just dislocated to my leg? >> It's going to probably roll right back into place if we do. >> No, it's not. >> Two, three. >> Okay. >> You guys stop. Can my son go with me? >> Right. Who Who else you want your kiddo? >> My son go with me and then my >> So, right now you're going to go with us and they won't be able to >> I know that. >> Okay. >> But where's my song going? They're going to stay with going to stay with us TILL WE make some phone calls. Can >> you get my phone? Where's my phone? In my office. >> Hey, um 24 me. I wasn't doing no resistant none of that. >> She doesn't know her phone by chance. >> Oh, where is my phone? >> Can you please give me my phone? >> Okay. As soon as she gets family arranged, take that back. Yeah. >> So, here's the other one in case for some reason we need the other phone. >> The woman is charged with obstruction and child endangerment. Now, we move on to this case where a mother loses her child to the CPS for the third time. >> Where did she take my child? >> What's that? >> Where did she take my child? >> To CSV. I've got all the information here for you. All right. >> What do you mean information from me? So, now I got to fight to get my child back for noing reason. So, this the third one y'all took from me for noing reason. It is March 2nd, 2025 in Ohio. Cops get to this residence to execute a court order to take the kid away from the mom. Now, here's what happened next. >> So, you guys came out yesterday and she didn't answer. >> We came out Friday, yesterday, twice. >> Who have you been coming out with? >> Um, I don't know because I'm just on today. like officers and property management or I think just officers. Usually we call officers. >> We'll be able to knock and see if they come to the door, but we're not going to be able to force open the door. You'd probably have to contact AMHA property during our business hours and they'd be able to maybe go in there, but we we're not going to be able to force that door open. >> After talking with child service employees, the officer then came to the house to handle the situation. Don't look in here. >> I'm not too [ __ ] out. I'm going to head over there. police >> 22 212 >> amha What? >> Hey, how you doing? >> I'm fine. What? >> We're with Hyper Metropolitan Housing. >> For what? Don't step in my apartment. >> We have an order to grab the baby. >> Don't get the off me. No. Uhuh. No. Get off of me. Get the touch. >> Stop. >> Get off my child. Don't touch my child. >> Stop. And as we said, this is not the first time the children have been taken away. In fact, it is the third time, and she hasn't been able to get any back. >> Does anyone else? >> Get away from me. >> Come on. Let's go. >> You're going to go. >> No, I'm not. You are. Can you stop twisting my wrist? Okay. Put on 20. >> All right. We're going this way. >> River. >> Yep. >> Listen. This can all be over with after you take care of what you got to take care of. >> WHAT IS THAT? >> You're going to talk to you about it. >> For what? >> You can get your baby back, right? Just just let them deal with what's going on. We're going to get more cards. >> I DON'T EVEN have card, dude. you're going to get one. So, I suggest that you just calm down. >> Do you have maybe my son? Can >> y'all bring me my son? Ain't no way amh a quad for y'all to come here and do this. Keep flipping those. It's >> most likely the same same hydro evidence. >> After securing the mother in cuffs, the officers then moved her to the squad car. >> Bring me my son. She'll talk to you in a minute >> about what? >> Whatever's going on. WE'RE JUST HERE GOING ON THAT. OKAY. That's okay. >> Give me mying son here. Get >> you. Yeah. You have anything on you? >> Stop touching me. YOU ALREADY KNOW I AIN'T GOT [ __ ] on me. Stop your feet. Spread your feet. >> Get the You said I AIN'T GOT [ __ ] ON ME. YOU'RE ALL RIGHT. REALLY? >> She's going to come talk to you. >> She better GIVE ME MY CHILD. WE'RE going to work on that. Okay. >> Hello. >> The cops then transported her to the station. >> Where did she take my child? >> What's that? >> Where did she take my child? >> To CSB. I've got all the information here for you. All right. >> What do you mean information from me? So now I got to fight to get my child back for noing reason. So this the third one y'all took from me for noing reason. At the jail, she decided to fight police, which gave her a charge for assaulting a Leo. Moving on to this horrible case where a mother gets arrested after badly beating her child with an extension cord. >> Get up from my car. You are impeding my investigation and I will take you out of my face. >> It's March 25th, 2025. Cops get to this tense situation regarding a kid who ran away from home after his angry mom lost her temper. Dear God, what is going on? >> Which direction did you see him lost? >> I was at way. I stayed in the middle of things. So when I came out the door on the phone with dispatch, he was on the long sidewalk coming on 17th out of the complex. Then he ran up this way toward this way. I can't see way this way from our from our complex. He seen him go way down there and and didn't stop him. How you get way down the house talking about they seen him and then stop him. Duke. >> Oh no. >> You just wanted to go there. That's This is not the time for that. >> Did you see him over there? >> No. >> Did you suffer from anything? >> No. >> So what happened? >> You just I grabbed his phone instead of the iPad so I could have showed you that he was in the act of doing this >> in your house. >> In my house. I just caught him in my bed. >> I had to call the police. It was the same thing. He tried to fight me, run away. It's the same thing. This scares me. >> You know what I'm saying? >> This is big brother. He 12. I never had an issue. I don't know how. >> Was he in your room this time or what? >> No, he was in their room. >> Okay. >> So, you call him and ask what happened. If you go to dis Oh, and then she called you. >> Yes. >> Okay. And then did you discipline him or >> Yes, I went to discipline and he ran out. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> After a while, the cops were able to find the kid and what they found out next, man, was shocking. They're on 17th Street. >> 17th Street. You want me to take you there? You want me to come? >> No. I can't. >> I'm sitting back. >> What's up, man? You okay? >> She hit you. >> She hit you. Did you guys get in an argument? >> She hit me with a sled. 73 >> with a what? >> Extension cord. >> So what happened? What did she What What was mom doing exactly with You said You said extension cord. >> Yes. >> Why was she upset at you? >> You remember me from the bathroom? >> I do remember. Oh, that's you. What's your first name again? >> So she got mad at you because you didn't hop in the shower right away. >> Mhm. >> And so the same You're saying the same thing? >> The same thing. And so she got mad at you and did she pull you out of the shower or >> No. After I hopped on the bed, she was too cold. >> She I'm sorry. Say again. >> I thought I hopped on the bed. >> Okay. >> She started on the cover. >> What happened before you hopped on the bed? >> Were you guys arguing? Was she yelling? >> She She literally just closed the door. >> Close the door. Why' she close the door? Why would she close the door? >> I close the door. She just got mad at you. And >> well, if I run, of course, you won't close the door. >> So, I don't understand why you run out the house. She was hitting me, right? >> I understand that. I want to understand what happened before she started hitting. >> Me? I literally just started the whole stop. >> I'm sorry. Say again. >> I told you to go stop. >> She got mad at you about showering. Did you not want to shower? Is that what that was? >> I was going to shower. >> You were going to shower? >> Yeah. >> So, she was mad that you weren't in the shower because she said so. And then she got mad. That's when she got mad at you. Yes. And >> she tried to swing at you with her hands. >> No, it was really fell off. I got an extension cord. >> So, as soon as she realized you weren't in the shower, she went to go grab an extension cord and start swinging it at you. >> Swinging at you over there. So, I thought Yeah, I know. >> They're They're about to bring mom over here. >> I know. Well, my >> What? Sounds like a cleancut domestic abuse case, but more information will be needed. Let's continue watching. >> When she hits you, where did she hit you? >> I'm coming. I'm sorry. >> So, she was just swinging it like this. So, I can see it on your arm. You have you have to have you all right? >> Yeah. >> You ran all the way from over there. Yeah. >> All right. Calm. >> All right. >> Okay. >> As soon as he we come up to him, I mean he could just see it. Put your arms like this. Here, here, here. His legs cut. >> She just So, what he told me is that um she was mad at him cuz he didn't hop in the shower. And when she got on his >> She just grabbed Okay. >> He said that she immediately got mad. Would you go grab an extension? >> You just started, baby. >> He's describing it as a >> Can you go with her to the nephew? >> You okay, baby? >> Oh, what happened? I'm sorry. >> As the cops are investigating, the mother in the back of the squad car will keep banging on the door. >> Stop banging on my door, please. >> Okay. Right. I just listen I just got out got here and they tell I'm telling you what's going on so you have to be patient. >> Listen I we just >> me you came over. I voluntarily got me a truck >> ma'am on camera. My partner just pulled me aside. Did you see that? He has injuries on him. That's what we're investigating now. >> So it's possibility going to jail right now. Okay. No problem. >> So allow us to investigate and I'll let you >> That's fine. I need you to run. I wouldn't do that. >> Step off the car, please. Come on, ma'am. >> I don't want to. >> Huh? >> I don't want to leave. >> You have no You have to. >> If she's going to jail, you have to >> But can I can I see him, though? I I come. Ma'am, listen. I'm not that type of mother. Please. I'm not that type of mother. Can I just please see him? >> I don't want to I won't say nothing to him or nothing. You don't You Are you a mom? >> He's okay. >> Are you a mom though, sweetie? I would never. And that's what I need you to understand. >> He just sucked you in. >> Listen, but that's just my word against his baby. I told you I discipline him. I told you that I'm not going to argue with more than just >> discipline screaming. >> He has wel on his arms, on his legs. On this face, he's bleeding. Those are injuries of him being >> He MUST HAVE FELL OR SOMETHING. Investigate this on both arms. Both legs. Please. I don't want to. Okay. I need you to step out the car. Ma'am, step out. I'm I'm going have to ventilate. Can you please just I swear that to you, I will not go nowhere. I am going to hyperventilate. This is totally unexpected. Please, can y'all get there sergeant or something? I swear to you, I'm not trying to do nothing wrong. I want this to be handled. I told you I'm scared for my baby. Please. >> He's know right now. All of our body cameras are on. He's fine. But I need you to step up the trust. >> Why? Because if your mom is going to jail, you can't be back here. Can you take us back to our house and I can let him in the house? He's old enough to stay home by himself. We just >> No, he's not old enough. We're not going anywhere. >> So you can entertain me here? >> I think we by family. >> So I can walk to my house. >> Well, yeah, but we don't want you to do that. We can drive you. >> We at Nana House. I'm going to tell you one more time. I need you to come. >> I don't want you to get in trouble. I don't want him to get in trouble. You're not going to get in trouble. You just have >> He's not going to get He's not going to get in trouble. I >> just need you to step out the car. Okay. You're going to be fine. Come out. Can you wait till his sister come? The camera on in here. We won't even talk. Can you wait till his sister come? She's 22. >> Out of the vehicle. >> She's coming from the public right now. >> We'll put him in that vehicle. You have to come. >> He don't want to be in no vehicle. >> This is not your choice. If you are under arrest, what I say goes. He cannot be in the back of the car with YOU RIGHT NOW. >> AM I UNDER ARREST? >> YES. >> OKAY. I'm under arrest. >> Get out of the car, please. >> Here. Here. I love you. I love you. Can I give him your key? No. No. I don't Hey, they say he bleeding and all of that. >> He's not bleeding though. It's okay. I got I got him. >> Can make sure you check on your brother. >> I got him. I got him. >> Ma'am, can you wind the window down? I promise you I can hyperventilate. I won't speak to nobody. I'm not being rude to you, sweet. Sit in the car, please. Can you turn? After putting the mother under arrest, the family arrived on scene. >> What? >> Sir, can you please wind the window down and talk to me? I swear I'm going to go. >> She's going to talk to you. >> I know, but I won't even talk to you. Can you just please wind the window down? It just make me feel so much better. I'm going to have to swear. >> I crack it, but as soon >> I crack it, but as soon as you start talking or yelling at other people, I'm going to close it. Okay? So, if you stay quiet, I'll crack it. >> I will. I will. She's in the back of the car in handcuffs. You cannot go there. >> Are you who she was on the phone with? Yes, I'm here. I'm the big sister. What's going on? >> She's being under going under arrest for child neglect right now. And child neglect for what? >> It doesn't matter. >> It does matter. It doesn't matter. Okay. For what? >> Do you see his injuries? I don't need to explain to you. >> What injuries? >> I don't need to explain to you. So, right now, I'm repeating my investigation. If you don't leave the scene, I will take you to jail. >> Can you guys get back? Get back, y'all. Get back. Get back. Put him in the car. >> Don't say nothing to nobody. Okay. Mommy will come and get YOU TOMORROW. OKAY. GET UP FROM MY CAR. You are impeding my investigation and I will take you to jail. >> Get out OF MY FACE. DO WHAT YOU WANT TO DO. YOU >> BACK UP. PLEASE TELL HER to stop. >> Maya, I'm sorry. I KNOW. I know. I know. >> We don't need people screaming. It's a kid. >> That's our brother. She worried about it. >> I know. >> Do you feel safe now, honey? >> Okay. We're going to have the medic come and check you out. Okay. >> Okay. >> You're not in trouble. >> Someone hit you, right? It was mom. You're not in trouble. >> I know. Okay. >> Big sister, can I talk to you, please? Were you at home at all whenever what happened between mom and him happened? >> No, I was out getting dinner. >> So, he has injuries all over his body. Okay. >> That's why he ran away. He has welts and cuts to both of his legs. Okay. >> He's not in trouble, but we need to keep him separate from everybody so we can talk get his side of the story before we allow him to talk to anybody else. >> I'm I'm sorry that this escalated. >> Okay. while he talk to you guys. He is under age. Can I be there while he talk to y'all? She's at the car with him by herself. Like, what is she doing? What did she say to him? >> If he wants you there, that's fine. But we have we have a sergeant come out. First thing I want done before anything happens, I want the medics to come and look at him. He has a couple cuts on him that need to get evaluated. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. And once our sergeant gets here, everything's we we'll make sure that you guys are able to be he's not in trouble. He's not going to jail. >> Okay. But I don't want I don't want him talking to her by himself. What is she asking him? >> Just what happened? >> Okay. I don't want him telling her what happened >> cuz we can't we can't go too far into it cuz I don't want her I don't want her telling but we don't want her talking to him without a pan around. >> I don't want him asking her what happened. I don't want him telling her what happened. If we have to wait on your supervisor, that's what we can do. >> Hang tight right here for me. Let me go see. >> See, let her come with me. >> It's hard. She's very nasty. >> Same. >> But what he's the ones in the hospital for >> cuz he's got lacerations of cuts all over him. He ain't got no cuts. So all this that just let me tell you something. I think my mother turns and them ain't cuts. These turn need that up in these days. That's what's wrong with her though. Like you got ying off. >> Baby, don't talk to nobody. I will be at the house. I'm going right after you. >> All right. Sorry. Leave that. Are you okay? Is he a parent? >> Yeah. >> Excuse me. That's That's my big brother. Where is you taking him? I wasn't at the scene. That doesn't that doesn't that doesn't matter. We can't release be with him. Where are you taking him? >> We're taking him to get to take him nowhere. >> But you have to take him somewhere. >> For what? >> Somebody has to watch out for this child. He's got cuts and lacerations all over. >> Okay. But she was her best. My little brother. I'm an adult and I can be with him. He's by himself. >> You're not going to be able to be with him. You can be at the hospital where he's at, but he's going to be at St. Mary's ride with him. >> No, they're not allowed to ride. He's >> he's more than likely going to St. Mary's. So, we're going to figure out the car. I can follow it. >> We will uh you guys follow. It's fine to follow. There's nothing wrong with again. There's there's also obviously issues with him. Whatever happened there was probably too much. I don't know yet. I have to get to the bottom of it. If there was You're allowed to corral punishment, but you can't beat somebody till they till they're bleeding and cut. There's there's there's a difference between corporal punishment and beating someone. >> That's what that's what I I haven't got. I just showed up. I've only been here for 30 seconds. >> They need they with stitching cords this generation. >> I know we can't. I said they leave. >> In the end, the mother is charged with child abuse. >> So, we had a call that the kid was crying. Well, somebody else said that they saw you drop him in the parking lot. Okay, >> you can get out. We can walk around. That's fine. >> No, I don't. I just want to GO HOME. >> LET GO OF ME. LET GO OF ME. LET GO OF ME. >> It's July 12th, 2023, and cops get to this neighborhood about a one-year-old child harmed at a home in Harvard, Illinois. The cops found out that the mother had allegedly thrown her toddler on the concrete pavement. And here's what happened next. >> Hello, Caitlyn. >> Yeah. >> Hi. That's your kid with you? Okay. So, we had a call that the kid was crying and some whoever called it in thought you might be having some trouble with the kid or >> disciplining it or something. >> No. Okay. Well, somebody else said that they saw you drop him in the parking lot. >> Okay. I didn't. He I sat him down to put him in the car seat. >> Okay. Can I check on him real quick over there? >> No. >> Well, I have to. Why? >> Because I want to make sure he's not injured. >> He's not. He's fine. >> I have to check. >> I just put him down and he like fell. >> Okay. Well, I'm just going to check and make sure he's not injured. Okay. >> It's not a question. I have to do it. I have to make sure the child isn't injured. We have cred credible information. >> It's not credible information. Nobody saw I was putting the baby in the car seat. >> Okay. But two people were telling us that they witnessed you drop the child. They didn't say it was on purpose. >> It's not I put him down in the parking lot. >> Okay. >> He's been crying a lot lately. >> Then I just I'm just going to check on him and make sure he doesn't have any injuries. Okay. >> Well, I mean his lift up a little, but am I >> That's okay. And we're just going to make sure he's okay. >> He is okay. >> All right. Fine. >> Well, I'm going to We need to check on him. Okay. >> Okay then. >> You can get out. We can walk around. That's fine. >> No, I don't. I just want to go home. Like, you know. >> Well, why did you leave when you saw us? I see you. Because I'm scared. I'm always scared of you guys because the last time the police were involved in my life, it's [clears throat] been bad since then, you know. >> No, I don't. I don't know what you're talking about. >> So, he's okay. >> Okay. Yeah, we just need to check. I mean, that's okay, right? >> Hey, it is okay. >> Okay. He got like a little hurt. I sat him down, >> but he's okay. >> Hey, bud. >> Hey. Say hi. Like, he got a little hurt when he fell, but he's okay. Okay. All right. >> Well, we just need to have rescue checking off. >> No, rescue needs to come. >> Right when the officer got there, she's immediately uncooperative with an attitude. But because the officer's friendly, he convinces her to let him check on the baby's health. But then things are going to get pretty bad when the officer takes a closer look at the baby. >> No, because you're saying like you should No, because you said that you just came to look at >> Why are you pushing me? BECAUSE [screaming] NOT LET GO OF ME. LET GO OF ME. LET GO OF ME. I didn't do anything. Let go of me. >> Get your hands behind your back. Get your hands Let go of me. >> Get your hands behind your back. >> Doing this to me >> because you were pushing me. >> Because you're in the way of my car. >> Getting R5. >> Please. Why did you just do that to me? Just relax. >> J5 >> Kaylin Montana tightening up. >> And dispatch rescue. >> And check out this toddler. >> He's got some injuries. >> One sec. Tighten these up. >> Third and fourth. >> What am I under arrest for? >> They're all pushing me for one thing. >> What am I under arrest for? >> Pushing me right now. What am I under arrest for? >> It's aggravated battery. Police offic. [clears throat] >> We're in front of >> Third Streeting. >> For what? >> For pushing. >> Pushing me. >> Because you're in the way of my car and my kid and my >> Your kid's injured and I was checking on him. You can't push me out of the way. >> Have my glasses. >> Yeah, we'll get them. >> [clears throat] >> Hi buddy. How are you? >> Hi. >> You okay? >> What's your leg? >> You want a toy? >> H I can get you a toy. >> What we got in here? You got any toys? Oh, we got this Chicago Cubs. What do you think? They're pretty nice. >> Wow. This woman clearly doesn't care about her child at all. All she cares about is not letting the officer discover the child's injury. >> We're going to have rescue come out, check out your kid. Okay. Take him to the hospital. Make sure he's okay. We're going to transport you to the police department. >> You can't push me out of the way like that. >> I'm sorry. I'm very protective of Andrew. The last time the police came, they took him away. The dad didn't like I'm so protective. I'm I >> am like at this point in my life where this has been going on and like there's nothing I can do. >> Well, you Well, what one thing you shouldn't do ever is push a police officer when we're trying to check on the well-being of your child. That's that's a good thing that we're doing. Okay. When you're pushing me out of the way, that means >> really that [ __ ] hurts. >> Sometimes I got to do that. I can't let you get on back into the car without checking the, you know, the medical status of your kid who's got injuries. You can't be pushing me out of the way when I'm doing that. >> It's not right in any sense. >> But it's not right to get in someone and tell them that you're taking them away. >> I didn't even say that to you, did I? >> So, we got a report that um >> Hold on. Nikki's going to be okay. >> The paramedic. >> We've had history with mom. The mom was carrying a leg of football and was angry and upset. >> Threw him on the ground. Look at his face. >> Heard a witness. >> Hi. Please. >> She threw her on the ground. >> That's what the witness said. She was holding him with kid like this and the kid was then screaming was screaming and crying and she just dropped her face first. >> Obviously, you want them transported. >> Yeah. You guys are you're in protective custody, right? >> Oh, yeah. >> She's going to jail cuz she was pushing me out of the way. So she ain't going to take any kids. >> Is there family here at all? >> Yeah. >> No, >> no, no. This isn't She lives in Northfield when she saw us over there. >> That's the mom. >> Yeah. So 24. Are you available for a phone call? >> Does the baby have any >> medications? No. Any allergies medication? Doesn't take any medications. No, no problems during pregnancy with the baby. We have a house key on the phone. >> After the officer took her to the station, he moved on to take her statement about the incident of her dropping the child. You >> mind if I ask you some questions about what happened today? >> Sure. >> Okay. So, we got a call that and the concern was with your child. Um, they weren't sure what exactly was going on, but they knew your child was crying. I don't know how they knew that or who actually even who Okay. I don't know who called. Okay. Um, honestly, I they wanted to meet Okay. Um, they thought for some reason he may have been hitting the child. Um, so that's the call we got and that's why we we showed up there. So, he has some bruising on his back and uh look like on his butt and a couple other couple other places. Do you have any idea how he's getting bruises all over him like that? >> No. So, you never noticed that he had some bruises on his back and his butt >> here or there, but >> I mean I have kids. I got a couple kids, too. So, I mean, I've gone through all that, right? Um, but you you never noticed the bruises on his butt and his lower back. And when's the last time you changed his diaper? >> This. >> And you didn't notice that? >> Just changed. >> Why do you think you wouldn't notice that when you change? >> Two hours. Five. >> I mean, I'm just >> Go ahead. wipe his butt and he moves so fast and he runs away. >> Just advising rescues in round to 800 Haze Court. 800 Haze Court for reason trouble. >> Not responding. They're all tied up. Some of the bruises were looked fairly fresh and some of them looked like they've been healing for a little bit. So, I mean, [music] >> you didn't notice any old bruising at all either. 24. >> She was charged with aggravated battery of a child causing great bodily harm, aggravated battery in a public place, aggravated battery on a peace officer, child endangerment, two counts of resisting arrest, obstruction, and domestic battery.