On today's body cam, we're checking out girlfriend thinks she can live with her ex by force. >> I want her out. >> What are we doing? >> I want her out. >> A man called 911 to remove his ex after their argument got out of control. But by the time police arrived, she wasn't just arguing with him. She was disturbing the whole neighborhood. >> Thank you. I want her out. I want her out. >> What are we doing? >> I want her out. >> I already told you all before y'all could come in. >> I don't need nothing. >> I want her out. >> We didn't get into it. We argued. >> That's it. I ain't trying to fight. I ain't trying to fight. I want her to get the I want this five point. I want her out. >> Cuz y'all y'all having a donut. >> donut >> Ain't that strip? >> No, I want her out. >> They all right. >> She got all my clothes and all on the floor. >> Huh? Who are you? >> I'm her son. >> Yes, my son. >> I don't think I've ever met you before. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm here to talk to >> her >> I'm trying to get her out. Can you put some gloves on? >> You're next. >> [laughter] >> Put some gloves on. >> He said >> Put some gloves on. >> How you doing, honey? >> WHY DON'T YOU GO >> HEY, sit down. >> Sit down. >> Why don't you go outside and talk to this officer? I'm going to talk to him. >> This is my last time. I want her gone. Mama. >> Yes. >> Sit down. >> My son ain't got nothing to do with none of this. I want her to go. >> Okay. >> He said he want her to go. >> It's just a misunderstanding, y'all. >> He want her to go with her. >> It's a misunderstanding. >> All right. >> That's it. >> Here's what we're going to do. >> Okay. >> Okay? Young lady, you're going to go outside and talk with Officer Bill. I'm going to stand here and talk with her. Okay? >> It's just a misunderstanding. >> We're going to talk about it. We're going to figure it out. >> And this probably isn't a police matter. >> Okay. >> Okay? Are you going to Are you going to cooperate, young lady? >> My boss said >> What did he say? He wouldn't say she ain't going to cooperate. >> She don't know how to She said she don't know how to cooperate. She don't know how [laughter] to cooperate. She don't >> Why are you so upset? >> No, I'm not. >> Go ahead. >> I'm not upset. >> Y'all don't need to say nothing. >> There we go. >> She's not She's not going to >> It's a misunderstanding. >> No, but you going to be fine. >> Okay. Okay. >> No. >> Keep going. Keep going. >> No, I want her gone. >> Keep going. >> I'm going. >> See, the officer says this is probably not going to be, you know, really their involvement for real because if she has residency and stuff, they're thinking in their mind that this is just going to be okay. They're boyfriend and girlfriend. Whatever. It's his place, but she be staying there. She got things there. She's been there more than 30 days. You know, we just try to calm them down, but we can't make her leave. That's probably what these officers are thinking. Um especially with the son being there cuz why is the son there? You know what I mean? So But that's the thing with these evictions and when you have people moving in and being together and all of that, you got a girl or if you a girl and you got a man and he got some things there and, you know, he been staying there for a month. Well, when you tired of him or when you tired of her, no, you can't It ain't just leave. No. No. No. Yeah, I got residency here now. >> All right. You're You're her son? >> Yes. Yes. >> Okay. You want to stay in here and be in the marshal witness >> No, I want to go see what's going on with her. >> Sounds Sounds good. All right. Let's go. I see an empty bottle of vodka. We're having a better day. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Empty bottle of tequila. We're having a better day. >> No. >> What's going on? >> I'm not I'm not I'm okay. >> Okay. >> But the whole thing is she won't get around our son and start being aggressive. I want her to leave. >> Mhm. >> And then she talking about robbing and all that. So I'm saying you know, our son ain't got nothing to do with nothing. I just want her to leave. Ain't nothing wrong with me. I'm not intoxicated. Remember that. The whole thing is the disrespecting. I didn't help you down. Your house getting worked on and you having problems. I want you to go. You can't come back here. So, Monday, I'm going to the courthouse. I'm putting a restraining order. >> That'd be the best option. >> back here. She can't come I want her to leave today, though. She can't come back here. Help. >> How long she stayed here? >> She been here on and off for like a couple months, on and off. They working on her house and all that. I want her to leave. It ain't about the drinking or the intoxication. She knocked down the whole damn whole bottle. >> I see that. >> She had like for real. No, it's not. She is annoying. >> The fact she's able to stand up and walk, that's >> But, see how aggressive she is, right? She got a whole mirror on that jacket when she grabbed the bottle. And her son was telling me like, "You leave her Leave her alone, or she going to kill you." He telling me this in front of >> Wait, she got a M? She got a M? Shh. >> knocked the whole damn whole bottle. >> I see that. >> She had like for real. No, it's not. She is annoying. >> The fact she's able to stand up and walk, that's >> But, see how aggressive she is, right? She got a whole mirror on that jacket when she grabbed the bottle. And her son was telling me like, "You leave her Leave her alone, or she going to kill you." He telling me this in front of my face, in front of her. >> I believe it. >> And she had ran her husband over and killed him. And did a little time, like four or five months Four or five years in in prison. >> Yeah, I remember that. >> So. >> Okay. >> All I want to do I want to do I just >> Yeah, you know, little murder, just get a little, you know, four or five years. You know what I'm saying? Something light. Something light, you know, statistically. Women get much less time for the same crimes that, you know, that the men do, you know? >> I think my phone is in her vehicle. I ain't got no priors. I ain't got no felonies. I ain't got no charges. I ain't trying to do nothing. I just want her to go. >> Okay. >> So, I won't be here being physical. I'mma call my lady when we get there. Yeah, do that. That's good. Let's go do that. Yeah, yeah, no problem. Yeah. But, yeah, she can't stay here. >> Okay. >> And there's a lot of conflict between >> This [ __ ] >> No, no, because I heard her >> What [ __ ] did you do now? >> I said I'm trying not to be physical. And she how she being all she is. >> Why are you calling the cops on her? >> Why did you even >> I called them. >> I called them because I'm not doing this no more. >> This [ __ ] This [ __ ] >> I'm done. I'm done with I'm done. I'm done. >> You want to call the cops tonight? >> No, I'm not. >> I said man, be calm. >> I'm not. I'm not. I'm done. >> Why? >> I'm putting a restraining order on her. >> Why don't you grab your phone? >> She put a restraining order on >> girl. >> I'm putting a restraining order on >> Want me to grab my phone? That's your phone, right? >> Yes, sir. >> You're going to call your ride and come pick you up, right? >> Yes, sir. I'm putting a restraining order on her last one once we call her out. >> Okay. >> After my interview. >> Whatever you say. >> After my interview. >> Y'all be Y'all be Y'all do this all the time. >> No, she got too many policemen in the car. And it's going to make me lose everything I got. And I explained that. >> All right. >> I got no problem with her. >> Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. >> I got a date with y'all. >> She did. >> Uh I ain't drinking tonight. >> Take your girl. Call your ride. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Just arguing. >> Yes, this is >> A little drinking involved. >> Mhm. >> And arguing, getting a little amped up. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Screaming. >> And my key fight. >> Do I check my pockets? >> Something with my key and we're going down together. Like, okay. >> No, we're not. We're not going down together, man, cuz we're not We're not going down. >> She wants to throw her out or she wants to take you out with her. >> No, see, we're not going there. Hello, baby. >> We have a situation. >> I need you to come and get me from uh my house. The police over here, I can't drive. I need my cigarettes out of the apartment. >> I need you to come and >> I need my cigarettes. >> Are we going to argue over cigarettes? >> No, I'm not. I'm not going to argue. >> I just need my cigarettes. >> I just need my cigarettes. I'm putting up over here. I said I'll come get my cigarettes and I'll bring them back. >> And then compare, okay? >> I've been drinking since >> You got You got >> got his cigarettes? >> Uh I don't >> I came over here to chill with her. >> to support them, Renee. >> Oh my god, what is this what is this now? So you guys were Uh I'm not I'm biracial. I'm all American >> I'm here now, so I can't go to >> So you're >> You okay? You okay? >> I was so sorry. I'm just not about that. >> Morale >> I'm not about that. >> You going to take her with you? >> Uh Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah, this is my mom. >> Yeah, just thank you, honey. I'm so sorry. >> You don't have to hug her. She's not with you. >> That's okay. >> She is not with you. She would lock you up. >> All right, let's wait let's wait for the ride, okay? All right. >> She would lock you up. >> I know. >> Stop it. What's your name? >> My name? >> Your name. >> I'm Jesus. >> You're not Jesus. >> I'm not Jesus? >> Jesus is in heaven. You're not Jesus. We're on North Cherry. This isn't heaven. >> All right. Huh? Hold on, Mama Mama Mama hold up. Mama. Stop. Stop. I'm going to wait. I'm going to wait in my car for you guys to leave. >> LET ME GO. >> You going to leave? >> I'm going to wait in my car for you to leave. >> I don't know, baby. Let me go. >> Stop it. Baby, come on. Come over here. Come on. All right, come here. Don't walk away. >> What? >> Come here. >> Why? >> Cuz I want to talk to you. >> Okay. What do you want to talk about? >> Don't talk to me. >> Stop. >> Stop it. >> What do you want to talk about? >> Don't tell me what to do. >> I'm going to tell you what to do if you keep yelling like that. >> You can't tell me what to do. >> I can tell you what to do. >> How can you tell me what to do? >> Cuz I am the police. >> I don't care. >> She'll put handcuffs on you for battery for battering your mother and you'll spend the next couple hours >> my mother. >> I think you just did. >> My mother right here with me. >> But you both are really drunk, so we're not going to make a big deal out of it. I saw you drink half a bottle of Tito's, my man. >> That don't mean I'm drunk. >> You're pretty drunk. >> I'm all right. >> Okay. You feel good? >> I want to have a conversation with you, right? >> All right. What do you want to talk about? >> This whole family weird, I ain't going to lie. The only one that seem all right is the guy who the boyfriend. You know, the son is a little off, he's a little weird. And the And the mom, she's toed up. She's toed up, man. You know, because on one end it's like, you know, you cool, but then you like, yeah, she'll lock you up. Don't Don't be hugging her. Don't be hugging Hey, come here. Come here. We Hey, we It's like, just get your ride, take your your drunk ass and your drunk ass killer mama and go home, man. Damn. >> Okay. What do you want to talk about? >> I don't want to talk about nothing. Y'all came over here to talk to me. >> All right. I'm going to wait in my car. >> I want I want to say you stop. >> Stop. >> I'll talk to you tomorrow. >> Okay. >> Kim. Saying you called the cops. Black girl out. >> Stop it, mama. >> I don't believe my own life. >> Can you get my keys? I got keys. She got >> I'm about >> I ain't hand phone. >> She got my keys. >> Yes, I love it. >> Where's his Where's his keys? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Let me see your purse. >> She got my keys. >> I've never seen you with keys. >> Let me see your purse. >> You think you're going to >> He got a purse. >> You're going to get me locked up? I've never seen you with >> I don't have nothing to hide. I want to see and little life, little life. Who got time for the extra [ __ ] If I want to [ __ ] around, I'm going to [ __ ] around. I'm going to do what the I want to do. >> Those are yours? Come on. >> Yeah, that's it. Thank you, sir. >> You taking both of them? >> I'm taking that white. >> Taking both? >> going to get my keys. >> Your keys? >> To my car. >> Is that white car yours? >> Mine. >> I'm confused. >> What you mean? Both of them? >> The white car is yours, too? >> Yeah. >> It's a good idea that he does not drive that car. >> Yeah, I was just going to get my keys. Both of these are my cars. Both of them are in my name. >> Okay. >> We got here. >> Damn, that's crazy. >> All right, let's get your keys. Are you >> go by the keys. I'm by the keys. >> Are you guys going with her? >> I'm not dealing with you and your mama. >> No, I'm not dealing with you and your mama. >> I told them she ain't coming with her. >> So, what's up? Can Can I go? >> I I don't care. >> No, I have nothing on me. >> How are you getting where you're going? >> Dumb, it's a it doesn't matter. >> I ain't saying you're on the wrong side. >> Help me and mama. >> You ain't saying nothing, mama. >> Son. Son. >> Your car keys. >> Help me up. You and your mama. Where the keys at? Cuz I got somewhere to go. You know I'm going to this R&B thing. >> Damn, that's crazy. >> Okay, do you want me to drop you off at home? You talking about that's crazy. >> Yeah, yeah, I want to go home. >> Mama love you, huh? >> I love you, too. >> Come here. Let's go. Y'all is a piece of drunk. >> Uh-uh. >> You can say what you want. Mama love you. >> Too. >> I love you. >> You so much. >> Give her the keys so I don't arrest you for DUI. >> I love you. Okay, come on. Are you going home or you not? >> Yeah. >> Okay, we need to come pick you. Son, you going to leave your mama? Mama got you. No, we together, right? >> I'm saying what you want to do. You need a ride or what? >> Okay. Come here. >> No. >> No, son. >> Okay. >> What do Listen. Listen. >> You know what song? >> Unless you get in the car, she's going to leave without you. >> I'm going to get in the car. Give me a second. >> You're going to leave your mama? >> Give me a second. >> You're going to leave your mama? >> What you need? Give me a second. >> No, I got to go. I'm already late. >> Give me a second. >> You're going to leave you You're going to leave your mama? >> What you Do you need a ride? >> Yes. >> What you think? >> Both of you need to get in that car. I'm going to arrest you both. >> What do you want to do? >> Get in the car. >> Come on. >> Wait Wait a minute. She's What she getting in the car for? She got somewhere to go. >> Let's take her. >> Take her where? I'M NOT. >> LET'S DROP HER OFF SOMEWHERE. >> I'M NOT dropping her off nowhere. NO, I GOT SOMEWHERE TO BE. THIS AIN'T GOT nothing to do with me. I'm going to take her to WE AIN'T GOING NO. >> Oh my goodness, man. Yo, this is insane, man. And this is such a good video. I'm so locked in. I can't even really talk for real. But the son that That's weird, man. Her His mom is a little weird. I ain't going to lie. She She's hugging up on the swaying back and forth all of Like, yo, they That is Something's not right, man. And clearly the mom and the girlfriend does not have a good relationship because common sense would be, you know, drop her off where wherever you're going to drop him off at because he's not going with you to the event that you you're going to. So, that's common sense, but she really don't want to deal with the mom, you know. You could You could clearly tell that. >> We're not going to go. We ain't going >> No. >> WE'RE NOT GOING TO GO. >> somewhere to be. >> We're not going to go. I got to go get my stuff. Good. >> Where you going? >> No, I don't go back in there. >> I'm going to go I'll my stuff. >> Out of the house? >> Yes. >> You're not going back in there, dear. >> Why? >> Cuz he doesn't want you there. What's going on? >> Nothing because it's live. >> Damn, they got the whole neighborhood out, boy. >> Look at my face. >> Okay, we told you to leave. >> I know. >> Why did you come back? >> Because >> I want out of the lane. >> You what? >> Look at my face. >> Okay, we told you to leave. >> I know. >> Why did you come back? >> Because >> I want out of the lane. >> You what? >> Well, she don't have another place to go. >> I told you to go inside. I told you to talk to him in back. I told you to talk to him in back. >> I can. >> I would advise you to go inside. >> The woman was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. >> [music] [music]