What's going on? >> It's not what you're doing. Like what? >> You care what happened? How do I not care? Like I don't care. Nobody cares. Nobody. >> Hello. >> Hey. Nobody cares. >> Nobody cares. >> Hey, can you just go with her? >> Nobody. >> What are you doing? What's going on? Why are you walking in the middle of the street? >> I'm not okay. >> Okay. What's What's going on? What are you going through? >> What What are you What's going on? Talk to me. How you feeling? >> Huh? I feel like everything I ever love just got taken away from me. >> Okay, you're walking in the middle of the road. You trying to hurt yourself? >> It was stupid, but I guess I just went to realize you like really don't care what happens. Is that really how you feel? >> Huh? You don't care what happens? I'm saying like it just it feels like >> like he doesn't care. >> All right. Um >> I feel like nobody >> Yeah. >> care. >> All right. Well, I can take you somewhere and get you some help. Get you talking to somebody. Sound like a plan. Get you out of this situation. All right. >> My baby. >> Huh? >> My baby. your babies. They're going to be all right. Okay. We're going to make sure they're okay. All right. What's your name? >> Huh? >> Alyssa. All right. Alyssa, are you taking anything? Have you been taking any meds or anything? Are you supposed to be taking any meds? What are you supposed to be taking? >> The last day. >> Okay. All right. Okay. And I'm going through a really low right now. And people say words. >> Okay. All right. Sounds good. >> Nobody cares about us. >> All right. I'm I'm going to I'm going to go ahead and take you. All right. I'm take you get some help and get you talking to somebody. All right. >> Yeah. Please say bye to my baby. >> Well, I don't >> Yeah. I mean, they're right there. Okay. >> Please, can I get my baby? Please. >> Are you sure you want to do that right now? Cuz you're crying. >> See, >> you're crying. You want I don't know if it's >> It would hurt me worse if I couldn't tell them. Please. >> Well, I mean, are you okay with your baby seeing your cry like this? >> I'd rather be able to tell them the reason I'm going than to just wonder why I'm gone. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Please, please, please. All right. >> I don't want to go to the middle house, so that [ __ ] makes it worse. >> Okay. >> It makes it worse. Please. >> You're over here walking in the middle of the road. >> Please. I'm begging you. I won't do it again. Please. I promise. Please. >> It just makes it worse going to places like that. Those places make it worse. >> Yeah. >> And being away from my kids, it's just going to make me worse than I am now. I just need help with my medication. >> All right, Alyssa, how do you spell your first name? >> Is A L. >> Yeah. >> Y SA. >> Why? Two S's. >> What's your last name? [Music] >> I'm going to go BA. >> Huh? >> I'm going to go BA. I want to see like there's something the kids can we can have the kids like maybe distracted or somewhere else before you know taking your name. >> Yeah. >> Where can they even go? >> I'm just saying like >> they don't have anyone for them to go to. >> No, no, no. They're fine. They're fine. Right. >> He's just cuss me and I if I go they have nowhere to go. >> I have no family for them to go to. This is not going to help me get better. This is going to make it worse taking my kids from me and putting me in a place like that. It's going to make me worse. >> They don't have nowhere to go. They'll go to the state. >> Okay. >> Please give me wait. I want I want the kids to be They're about to arrest me. [Music] Can I please? >> Hey, bro. You got their information, all that. >> Please let me tell my kids. >> All of them. Can you get all of them? >> Please let me tell my babies. Bye. Please. Please. >> Listen, I want them to walk away before they do that. >> I know, but I want to give them a hug. Goodbye. Please. Those are my babies. >> Let them walk away. Okay. Please. I love you. I love you. Stop resisting. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. You're okay. Just stop. >> You're okay. >> You're okay. >> You're okay. You're okay. >> Stop resisting. this thing. [Applause] Watch out. >> I love you, Jaden. I love you. I love you, Kay. I love you. It's not my purse. Can I please have my belongings? [Applause] Please. >> All right. Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Anything that's going to poke me, stick me? No. Do >> you have any pockets? >> No. >> Anything in your bra? >> No. >> All right. Have a seat. Have a seat. Hey, Alyssa. All right. Why don't you tell me what happened? So, I'm I'm going to go ahead and read you your rights just so we get just get that out of the way when we get started. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. Have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights, not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights? All right. Having these rights of mine, you can talk to me and answer my questions. >> The only question I have is, >> are my kids okay? >> Yeah, your kids are okay. They're they're going with uh you know, with dad. Why don't you tell me what happened? >> Just upset. >> You're upset? What got you upset? I do. >> Okay. >> And sometimes I just don't know why I feel the way I do. >> So, what's uh >> I wasn't really trying to fear myself. I wasn't trying to get attention either. I don't know. I don't understand. >> Okay. But what happened between you and and dad over here? >> You're emotional today, though, >> okay? I mean, I get it. We're arguing. Things aren't going well. Not feeling good. Okay. >> I'm supposed to be on medication, but I'm not. >> Okay. But what happened? >> I don't know. I don't know how to explain it. >> Okay. Did it get physical today? >> No, he wasn't hitting on you. You weren't hitting on him. All right. Well, we got about three different phone calls saying that y'all are hitting on each other. >> We didn't hit on each other at all. You weren't each other? >> No. As far as like going back and forth with each other, like talking and him coming over there trying to hug me. Yeah. But there wasn't any. >> You woring him at all? >> No, he wasn't hitting me. I >> So all those people that are driving by seeing y'all hate each other and just calling us a lion, >> they've got to be honestly. And there there is a lot of people in this town that do not like me and him together. >> Okay. >> As it is. >> All right. Someone said you took that pink backpack and hit him in the head with it or hit him on this the body with it. That happened. >> You never hit him with the the backpack. >> Like literally um I walked that way. Granted, I was walking that way off of my purse and I was upset talking [ __ ] Of course. He came over there. He tried to give me a hug. Called me now. I wasn't trying to have a hug. I told him, "Fuck off. I pulled the stick. I did. It is what it is. But he he didn't hit on me. I didn't hit on him. I was more verbal than anything as far as my mental state. My mental state, you know, I have kind of seek help to get that and it's a process. the train start and um you know I know that you got to do your job. You have a job to do but I'm going to be completely honest with you. >> Putting me with the trauma that I have putting me in the [ __ ] psycho >> is not going to do nothing but traumatize me for being away from my kids is not going to do nothing but trauma >> you're you're saying that you want to get help. So today you're being arrested. Okay. Hey, you're being arrested for domestic battery. All right. Because we have too many witnesses saying that y'all are hitting on each other. >> Yep. And then we're trying to place you in handcuffs and then you pull these little wrestling moves trying to get away from us. >> I'm not in my right [ __ ] mind. I'm not okay. My babies are right there. Y'all don't even let me tell my babies goodbye. >> All right. Now, so we're going to be taking you into jail today. Okay. Now, when you get there, they do have people there that you can talk to. Tell them you want to talk to someone and they'll let you, you know, talk to somebody. >> Well, it's domestic, so I mean, you're it might be overnight, you know, till you see a judge. >> All right. Is there anything else you want to say to me about what happened today? >> Will I be able to get the phone number out of my phone so that I can make a call? Uh, yeah. I can help you out. Did you um do you realize that you were when we were trying to take you in handcuffs that you were trying to get away from us? >> No. All I know is that someone was trying to keep me from my baby. >> Okay. We weren't trying to keep you from your babies. We were trying to place you in my baby. Bye. >> Does that mean it's okay to wrestle around with us when we're trying to put you in? >> It's not okay. I'm sorry. >> Okay. See, you apologize for trying to fight fight away from us when we were trying to take any handcuffs. >> Sorry. >> Okay. >> I just wanted to tell my babies I love them. >> Sorry. >> Where do you live at?