Today we have a video from Police Release, and the title of the video is "Mother returns to her son's school after being banned, ends badly." >> On August 10th, 2022, officers were dispatched to an elementary school regarding a mother's violation of a protection order issued by the school. >> Kelly. >> Yes, I Sir, it's kind of government said the best. We need to get the police right there. >> Kelly, talk to me. What's going on today? Kelly, what's going on today, huh? >> We're done with you. Bye-bye. Back it up. He is getting in the car. You back down. Please have the police twice. >> Ma'am, your breath look good. >> No, I am not. >> We're pretty close. >> No, honey. It's the director says I can still hold the breath. Back down. Back down. No, he's staying in the car. >> Kelly, just hold on a second. Stay right there. >> Okay, talk to me. >> taking my kid away from me for no reason. >> Kelly, talk to me. >> You need to be professional. Back down. Don't touch my boy. >> Kelly, stop. >> Uh-uh. Back down. >> Yeah. >> Back down. >> Yeah. You are trespassing. >> Uh-uh. No, I am not. Uh-uh. Get your hand off my son. Get your hand off me. Back down. >> Get your hand off your son. >> me. Back down. >> I'm not. >> No, back down. >> Here's what's going on, Kelly, okay? You're going to give me your arms and then we're going to talk about it. >> no, you are backing down from when we were getting to be Camden Circuit Court. Back down. >> You're hurting him. >> No, you are hurting me. >> Let go of your son. >> No, I am not letting go of him. >> Kelly, back down. >> Come on. I am going home. Back down. Back down. Goodbye. >> I said put your >> Uh-uh. >> Put your hands >> Uh-uh. Back down. No. >> your hands behind your back. >> I have to back down. >> Put your hands >> You're not okay with Circuit Court. Give me my son. >> Your hands behind your back. Thank you. >> You have to let go of my son. My >> This arm, too, okay? >> Back down. He's not back down. >> Put this arm behind your back, okay? >> I need to go home. Go home. I need to go home. Please do not do that to me. I need to go home. >> Kelly >> You are being abusive to me. >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. Where is my dad? I need him. Please do not do that to me. Back down. You do not back down in your County Circuit Court. He is back down. I need him. You know I need him. I need him. He's back down. There are special education laws and back down. Please. I need him. I need him. I need him. >> Let us figure this out and then we'll talk to you about it, okay? >> send him home, please. Oh, yeah. There really are special education laws. You do have to back down. >> Now, we're going to double lock these so they don't get tighter on you. >> just drive my car home, okay? Please just drive me home. >> We're running into other issues because you're not supposed to be here. >> Yes, I am. This is a day to school. I can day to school, too. Just drive me home. There's protective orders. Just drive me home. There's all kinds of laws. Please back down. I really need him. I need him. I need him. Just drive me and my son home, please. That's all I ask. >> Okay. Do you have anything >> One thing I must say the kid seems pretty good. Seems like a good kid, man. A lot of times when moms, you know, come in confrontation with uh have confrontation with uh police, they get all riled up and then the kids get riled up, right? We see We even see it with adult adult children. You know what I'm saying? They get all emotional and then they start yelling and crying and boohooing and want to get into to cops' face and all of that stuff. So, the the little man, you know, he's he's pretty smooth, you know, he know his mom ain't wrapped too tight. He knows. He knows. He probably going through it at home, man. I ain't going to lie. He probably going through it, man. Cuz she look like she you know, a little little, you know, she a little out there. Um you know, so I must say that, you know, he he's he does seem very well-behaved. And then the other thing is that um it's embarrassing. This is embarrassing. Because guess who's going to be the talk of the school for the next month? The kid. Okay? Cuz his mom is embarrassing. And you know how how kids could be ruthless, man. So, he going he going to be the talk of the school for the next at least 2 weeks. Probably a month. And it's embarrassing, man. Feel bad for him. >> You sharp on this. >> No, I don't hear you sharps. I don't know about that. Just take me and my son home, please. >> Just stay right here for >> Where's my son? >> He's back there. >> cannot I am I am really am not hearing impaired. I am hearing impaired. Just there is witness protection. You have to back down, but it is my son. You are too aggressive. >> Just hang on. >> You are scaring people off of Daisy school. That that's unpleasant. Miss Miss Miss Megs, you can't write a figure out how to written permission for a Miss Scout's honor. You are okay on school days. >> Let me see these. >> No, these are mine. >> Drop them, please. >> Where is my son? Will you drive me home? >> Tell you your husband's on his way up right now to pick up the kid. >> No, I want to go home, too, please. I It's Scout's honor. I am okay on school days. Please, let me go home. >> At some point you're going to get to go home. I don't know when you're going >> to go home today. I have done nothing wrong besides to drive off drive off some forwards for my kid. What are you doing? Are you crazy? >> No, you're not allowed to hearing impaired and you're pulling your Red Bull. >> Yes, I am. Yes, I am. According to the judge, yes, I am. >> Okay. So, you do need to you do need to give Officer Bronson your keys, okay? >> No, no. You did. You don't want your car towed, do We're giving you options here. He's in the AC. He's in the AC. You're not free to leave, no. You're not allowed to be here. Here's what you're going to do. You're going to give Officer Bronson You have the right to do all those things. Okay. You need to give him your keys. No, we don't do that. I don't You don't want your car towed? Okay, Officer Bronson's way up here. We're going to give him the keys. So, give him the keys, otherwise your car You're not going home with him right now. Trespass. You have a legal right to be here. You have a legal right to be here. Where's your car parked? We are giving you your keys. It's your property. We're going to get it back to You're coming this way. Kelly. You need to give us your keys inside the We're going to give you your keys. One, two, three. Come on. Step, step, step. No, I got the other keys. He's in the AC. He's staying cool. You are not leaving until you are done. This is way too far. >> You're going to fit. >> It's nice, sweetie. >> Look at those cutouts those cutouts for your feet. Those cutouts are for your feet. I'm going to turn the AC up so you don't burn up. >> I want you to go home. Ouch. >> Watch. Tuck your feet in there. There we go. He's been pretty compliant with all this. He's been super with this. He's kind of in a tough spot right now. >> He's been pretty cooperative. >> Yeah, he's got a safe room in the basement. He's got supplies for a couple days. He's got go bags for the kids. Yeah. >> And she was in court but the judge Patricia he's back said that we needed to go ahead and file through the process of having our attorney file a stalking order no contact order so we'll add this to it. But she also she >> scenario. She had nothing really to play with. >> She's been she's been denied access for a year and it's not up yet. But she knows that and so she's that's why she was in court cuz she showed up at Shaver. What a month ago? Yeah, summer school. And did same thing and they took her in and you know >> You guys have any questions for her or on her? >> No, we're good. >> And only if you just update us if she gets if she if Chestnut sends her just let me know. So I'm I'm not CIT and he's not CIT so our senior officer is going to have to do all that. All right, I'm going to scoot. You bet. In a little bit. Just hang on, Kelly. Okay, we're going to work all this out, okay? We're going to work all this out. You getting enough air? Yeah, yeah, yeah, he was pulling up while we were leaving. Hang on. Kelly. Kelly. You just got to hang on. You're going to see your >> children in a little bit. I just >> I wonder if her husband condones the behavior, man. How does he put up with her? She talks 100 miles a minute. God damn. >> I have to do my job. I'm taking you home when when it when time allows, yeah. >> I'm going to go home. >> We're going to the police department. >> No, I don't want to go there. I want to go home. >> You don't have you don't have the option. This is where you're going. >> What are you doing? You're scaring me now. I want to go home. I'm a law-abiding citizen. Why are you scaring me? I'm a law-abiding citizen of the law. >> Stop talking. >> I want to go home. I'm a law-abiding citizen of the law. >> Well, you broke the law today. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't. The superintendent said she could go home with me. >> The woman was charged with criminal trespass and violation of a protection order. >> Yeah, man. It's sad. It's sad for the I feel bad for the I feel bad for little man, you know? He didn't ask to be here, you know? You don't you don't you don't get to pick your parents, you know what I'm saying? Your parents pick you. And um his mom is just embarrassing. Embarrassing. You know? Why does Why you got to act like that, you know? It's just It's sad. And the people that work at the school know it as well, you know? You think they're not talking about her? You know what I mean? Like everyone's talking about his mom. That's not a good that that's not a good sign, okay? You don't want to be that guy. You really you don't want to be that kid. All right? Sad situation, man. >> Mhm.