Why was your baby in the car? Especially
when I ran a shoe on.
 You can't leave
your child in the car.
 Yeah, I'm Can I
keep myself pranking?
Are
 you going to walk?
 Oh my god, you're
hurting me.
 Are you going?
Newborn baby was left in the sweltering
heat. And where was the mother?
 Ouch. Oh
my god, my knee. You really just did it.
I'm going to ask one more time. Do you
have anything that's going to poke,
stick me in a knife? No. So, if I get
sick, you know that
 just a few minutes
of shopping could cost you a future
behind bars. A three-month-old baby girl
was left crying in a car parked in the
hot sun. When the police arrived, the
mother had not yet appeared.
 Why was
your baby in the car?
 Cuz she had ran
her shoe on.
 You can't leave your child
in the car.
 Yeah, I can't keep myself.
I'm pranking you.
 She claimed she was
only gone for a few minutes, but when
the police asked, "Can you sit in a car
without air conditioning in 90° heat?"
Her answer sent chills down anyone's
spine.
 She ran her shoe on.
 What?
 She
not wearing the shoe on.
 You can't leave
your child in the car.
 Yeah, I can't
myself. Stop playing.
Okay. Well, you should have left one at
home.
 Okay. I'll pull you down and turn
on.
Okay. You still can't come up. Come back
over here if you want to.
 Oh my god.
Come here. Do something.
Is the car running right now?
 Yeah. If
you want to put them just inside. Does
it have AC?
 Yeah.
 Okay. If you want to
put them inside, but I'm going to have
you stand out here with me.
So, the AC is not working.
 Yeah.
 You
leave your opening. We don't.
 You
understand how hot it is?
And um
 would you sit in a car with
nobody? our feet trying.
 Would you leave
a you so you left your
 I was too long
and she got here.
 Well, we got the call
minutes ago. So, it was enough long
enough for her to be sweating and people
seeing that the child was in there.
 I
didn't know 3 minutes.
 Is there anybody
you can call to come to like get the
kids?
 Huh?
 Is there anybody else you can
call? A family member?
 Yeah, my mom.
Okay. Can you have her come this way?
What was wrong? We just want someone
with the kids.
 You're not going to jail.
I'm sorry.
 You're not going to jail
 at
this. We're still investigating, but we
just want to have your mom call cuz we
Does she have a car with AC and she
could transport the kids home?
 Yeah.
Hold up here right now.
 The police
immediately called the grandmother to
the scene. But when they checked the
camera again, the real time made the
whole team completely change their
decision
 here for just so we could get
the kids transported in a vehicle with
AC.
 Yeah, they're
 Can I hold them real
quick? Okay. Yeah. So, the issue is that
she left the child in the car. Are you
able to come up to Belle's outlet in the
land?
Right now, we're still investigating,
but we do need a family member here. You
said you're in Dan.
Uh about how about how long will it be?
[Music]
Okay. Is there another family member
that can come that's closer or Okay.
Yeah. If you could start heading that
way this way that would be great.
Okay. Thank you.
 I got to go. It was
nice meeting you.
 Bye
 bye.
Bye.
Heading towards an attempted suicide.
I copy. All righty. Does your mom have
car seats?
We got here literally like the same time
you did. So when we get information,
we'll be able to tell you. All right.
Okay. Yeah. She But she told me that you
all are looking at the cameras before
you all got here.
 Our sergeant is in
there doing that.
 Yeah. Supposed to be
looking at her before they arrested.
Like why is they arrested her if they
Because they did. Yep. He he did see the
camera. He just He's in there getting a
statement or something and then he
radioed back to it.
 And one of the
officers found out this behavior may not
be just negligence. It is enough to
constitute a serious criminal offense.
Yeah. Okay.
She found out why that it was
when she found out that she left her
grandbaby in the car.
She was pretty pretty much it.
 I can't
believe it. You know, like I don't know
why.
Can't believe she did that on that.
So,
depending on the information here, we
just got here. Um there's the mism
charge and there's the felony charge.
And then one's a 316 and the other's
like
 Well, 316. I'm I'm looking more at
child endangerment, child neglect.
 Yes,
sir.
 I've just got to look at cuz the
verbiage on them is very similar. I'm
going to grab my book and look.
 Yes,
sir. Yeah, because the 15-minute thing,
that's the misdemeanor 316.
 MC's getting
a citation for leaving a vehicle in.
Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. 100%. Um, we'll
get that.
I'm going to ask one more time. Do you
have anything that's going to poke,
stick me? Any knives? Anything? No. So,
if I get sick, you know that.
Can I have you put your chest on the
car?
Place your chest on the car.
What's up?
 They're not taking her yet,
right? Why do you need a
 I need to talk
to her? Edit and I need some stuff from
her cuz you know I all her kids stuff is
at her place.
 Okay.
 I don't have
nothing.
 Here's um kids water.
 Thank
you.
Okay.
 Okay.
 When the handcuffs appear,
the question arises, is this a worthy
ending or a tragedy for a pregnant
mother in a deadlock?
So, you want us to roll up the windows
and take care. Okay. She'll take care of
it. Mom, okay.
Nobody's home.
 Oh, she said her she just
said her mom will take care of it.
 Okay.
I'll let mom know, though.
Is she dead?
 Yeah.
 The mother faces
charges of child neglect, which can be
either a misdemeanor or a felony
depending on the severity. A misdemeanor
can result in a fine and probation. A
felony can result in criminal
prosecution.
Next, when the police knocked on the
door, they didn't expect to witness a
tense argument between mother and
daughter in the very house that was on
the verge of falling apart because of a
broken lock.
Oh my god, you're hurting me.
Ouch. Oh my god, my knee. You really
just did it. She insisted that she had
the right to stay even though everyone
in the house wanted to kick her out. But
then things didn't stop at words.
 What's
going on?
 She is upstairs. My dad has a
little lock on his door and she was
trying to kick in the the door and I
just
Stephanie, what's going on?
Come on up.
 Why are you trying to break
down the door?
Well, I know Bob Hines didn't put this
lock on it. Okay. David did,
 but he
doesn't own the house.
 Okay. But
 so he's
allowed to make changes to it.
 I mean,
that's between
 That's between him and
the landlord.
 Camera up here.
 That's
between him.
 I already talked to the
landlord.
 Well, then the landlord needs
to file a report.
 There's nothing that
you can do. You can't kick down the
door.
 I wasn't going to kick the door. I
was just kicking the lock.
 You can't do
that. You got to go.
 I can go. No, you
can't.
 Because if you kick it right
there,
 Yeah. you're damaging it.
 The
lock.
 Yeah, you're damaging it.
 Well,
downstairs.
 Who put it on?
 Probably
David. It's his right. He lives here. Go
downstairs.
 So do I.
 You don't have
residency. We talked about this. I do.
Go downstairs.
 My mail comes here. Do
you want to see how much my mail was
open?
Do you want to see how much that was
open while I was in jail?
 Do you guys
want her here?
 Who cares?
When we rented the place, it was Dave
and me.
 What happened? How did she Did
she leave earlier?
 No, she didn't leave.
No, she didn't leave.
 Okay. Okay, we put
on a movie and she just went upstairs,
started kicking the door.
 I was just
going upstairs for my own belongings.
You still want her here?
 I want my Is
that okay? You want to know the truth?
You need to leave. They don't want you
here.
 All right, let's go.
 Who cares?
They don't want you here. Let's go.
Doesn't matter. They're not on the
lease.
 Either you can go or we're take
you to jail for it.
 Going to take me to
jail for it.
 Let's go. Yes. We don't
want to. We don't want
 to.
 No, we don't
want to take you want to do this.
 We
just want you to leave.
 I don't.
 Don't.
I mean, don't.
 No, I'm scared. No. Then
leave. You're
 Get out of my house.
You're being recorded.
 So are you.
 I
just want you to go downstairs. You need
to leave.
 Do you understand? Look at
Look at this bathroom. I haven't been
here.
A simple statement like, "This is my
house." Led to a chain of actions that
forced the entire police team to prepare
a strong plan.
 Hands behind your back.
Hands.
 My house. My place of residence.
Bob. Just hold it right there for now.
[Applause]
The girls car
my house. Just relax. It's
 my house. Get
out of my house. Get out of my house.
Get out of my house. Get out of my
house. My house.
 Stop.
 Get out of my
house.
 Stop.
 This is my place. My mail.
My mail has been opened. My mail's been
opened. Why?
Hands behind your back.
You're going to get tased. That's me.
Have you been tased?
Have you ever been tased?
Start us another unit,
guys.
Get in my house.
Just let it go. Let it go. Let it go.
Don't ruin my sweater. It's one of the
only pieces of clothing I own,
 right?
Probably should have thought of that.
Really?
Behind your back.
 It's my house
where I live.
 Where they at?
Huh?
Get them off of me. Get them off of me,
please.
 Please. I was just trying to get
in my own bedroom.
 Hands.
I was trying to get in my own bedroom.
Can I borrow your glove pants?
Yeah, we need that out of the toilet.
Huh?
 We need something out of the
toilet.
 Seriously.
 All right. I don't
want to go down.
 All right, let's go.
Let's go. Watch your legs. Bring your
leg over. Bring your leg over around.
No, it's not broke.
 It's broke.
 Your
leg's not broke.
 Stand up.
 It's broke my
shoulder.
 When the woman claimed she had
ACL surgery on both knees, officers knew
they were about to uncover a bigger
problem than her physical condition.
Then stand up.
 Oh my god, my shoulder.
Then stand up.
Stand up.
 My house.
All I wanted was my out the bedroom.
Yeah, but you can't be kicking in the
door. You don't listen.
 I do.
 Where's my
mail come? Do you want to see it opened
downstairs?
 All right. Please stand up
or we're going to carry you out.
 Do you
want to see all the stuff?
 I don't give
a [ __ ] I don't want to see anything. I
want you to stand up.
 Huh?
Are you going to stand up?
Are you going to stand up so we don't
have to carry you downstairs by your
shoulders? My leg was broke.
 It's not
broke.
 You literally were just climbing
the toilet to get away from us and
resist us.
 You're in my house.
 This
isn't.
 So, does that mean if somebody if
the cops come in here to you, are you
allowed to get away or are you supposed
to lay down alone? Do I?
 Are you leaving
or are you going to stand up? Of course
you're leaving. I know I asked that.
Let's go. Stand up.
Stand up.
Are you me? No, we're not.
 You're me.
Luckily, there's
 me. My opinion. My
house.
It's mine.
Ouch. Oh my god. My knee. You really
just did it for real.
 Then you Why are
you doing
 Oh my god, my knee. You just
took my knee out.
 Oh my god.
Oh my god. My knee. My knee. My knee. My
shoulder. My shoulder.
Are you Are you going to walk?
 Oh my
god, you're hurting me.
 Are you going to
walk?
 Are you going to walk?
 Oh my god,
you're hurting me.
 Are you going to
walk?
 You're hurting me.
Stand up.
 My god.
 Stand up.
[Laughter]
Stephanie, are you going to stand up?
We're going to carry you out if you're
not going to stand up.
My wrist.
From screaming, struggling to calling
the director, this situation gradually
turned into an unexpected play, but
still had to end with handcuffs.
[Applause]
Bob told me I could be here. I talked to
the landlord.
 Bob does have the right to
end the house.
He owns the house.
 He owns the house
knees. Look at those knees working just
fine. Huh?
 Back up.
Why do you want to rest me so bad?
You want me, don't you? Ouch. Oh my god.
Oh my god.
If you haven't been advised of your
rights, you have the right to remain
silent.
 Anything you can say will be
held against you in the court of law.
Perfect.
You have the right to an attorney.
 If
you can't afford one, one will be
appointed to you.
Where's your car?
Back it up here. Okay.
Call Bob Hind.
 Stop yelling.
 Call Bob
Hind.
I rented from him. I was the one on the
lease.
 Stop yelling.
 Call Bob Hind.
 All
right. Your This is your last warning
for disorderly.
 Really?
 Yep. You're
being charged with resisting.
 Oh,
really?
 Trespass.
 You put a sticker on
it.
 Call somebody to help me.
You're going to jail. There's no one
that's going to help you.
No offense, I'm not an actor. I don't
need a director.
I was just living my own life.
You get it?
I'm the director of my own life.
Huh?
All right. Ready?
 I wasn't acting that
door.
 Should have. I wasn't acting.
Yeah.
 Yep.
Yeah.
 In South Carolina, under SC16
11600 for trespass to a dwelling, a
first offense is punishable by a fine of
up to $1000
or imprisonment of up to 30 days. The
woman was formally charged with two
counts. Trespassing without permission,
resisting arrest by struggling, failing
to comply with police orders. She could
face jail time or a fine depending on
the outcome of the trial. Everyone is
the director of their own life. It's
just a shame that today's episode ended
with handcuffs and a police car. Hey
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