Yo, what's going on? So, today we got a video from the body cam boss. And the title of the video is entitled teen regrets abusing parents when police show up. Oo, we they going to get you together. You hitting on the parents. Okay, let's see what's going to happen, man. A brat picks a fight with the cops after trying to boss them around like she does her mother, only to learn it doesn't work here. >> Well, no. Maybe not. Tina. >> Yes. Hello. >> Where's your daughter? >> Right here. Okay. [Music] >> Yeah, I will. I want it. I want it. >> Why don't you just come talk to us, please? >> You know him. >> I don't come here. Come inside. >> Hold on. Hold on. Okay. Just so you know, I am recording. >> Just saying. I'm just saying this is your home. >> What? What are we doing? >> I'm making a statement. >> I have nothing. >> Okay, that's >> I want I want to get the out of here. I want to get out of Illinois. I need to speak with you two separately. >> Separately, one of you got to step out together. We should speak together. My TV must have my door in. I mean, she doesn't live here. >> We should. >> Okay. >> Speak together. >> Do Do you want it removed? Does she live here? >> Yeah. No, she don't live here. >> She don't live here. Okay, it's time to go. It's time to go. >> What do you mean it's time to go? Hey, let me let me go. Let me go. >> I'm going to step over here and I'm going to talk to Tina. >> Carry me. >> No. No. I'm not going to do that. >> Stop. They're going to What? What? What is the problem here? >> What can you do for me? >> What is your problem? >> What is my problem? >> Yes. >> What's my problem? I don't need to tell you about my problem. >> My problem. You're my problem. >> Police. You're my problem. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You're my problem. >> Moment when I'm going to kill me. What's going on, dude? You're my problem. >> Step over there and stop. >> You're my problem. >> Step over there and speak to him. >> Okay. For what? >> You stick your hand in my face again. I'm going to detain you. >> Detain me? I have a right to do this. >> No, you don't. >> What am I doing? Why am I fearing you? Number one, you are in my space trying to speak to her. >> Number one, >> what the you mean? >> I'm in your space. You're in my mama's house. >> You're in my mama's house. >> Grab me. Do it. >> Step over here. >> Do it. I want you to see. >> Step over here. >> I won't touch you. >> Yeah, but you can't you can't boast up at the cop in a threatening manner, though. You know what I'm saying? It ain't going to work out good for you. That's it. I want my headphones though. It's my property. Daddy is >> I want to write a statement. I want to write a statement. >> You want to resist. >> I want to write a statement. >> I want to stay headphones. Grab them. >> Get them. >> I didn't go to jail. I didn't do nothing. >> Let me go. I'll go then. >> No. >> Okay. >> It's over now. You done? You done? >> Really? >> You quit. You're going to break my wrist. >> Stop resisting. Okay, I'm pressing charges against resisting. >> I'm pressing charges. >> Well, that's exactly what I'm doing. >> Okay, I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. >> I'm not nothing. >> Okay, >> I want to make a phone call. I ain't making no phone call. >> I didn't do nothing. What is the charge? Mom, what's the charge? >> What's the charge? >> Well, when I step past you and you intentionally you intentionally push me, >> I'm scared. >> That's the charge. >> Okay, I bumped you. I'm sorry. >> Absolutely. I bumped you >> and now you're going to get charged. >> You're on a bump right now. >> Let's go. >> What's the charge? >> Aggravated battery to a police officer. Wait, >> you're not really to me. Okay. >> She's my daughter and I >> Well, she's not going to shove me and get away with it. So, >> she's she's got away with a lot and I'm just can't take anything. Okay. Okay. >> That's why I needed her to go. I mean, do you understand? >> I understand that. >> Okay. >> Is there any way that I can get you to put on paper that you wanted her to leave? >> Yes. >> And that she did not live here? >> Yes. >> Okay. No problem. I'm sorry. >> Give me just one moment. Okay. >> Uh, excuse me, sir. Yeah. No, >> we are past that. >> Uh, that's my property. >> We were trying to talk to you. >> I understand. Look, do you get mad? I do, too. >> Okay. Can we have a conversation? Cuz I want to be able to calm you down. We're past the point of conversation. >> I'm trying to even help you. >> I tried to help >> because I am the most aggressive person you'll ever meet. >> I'm telling you, >> I want my property from that stupid [ __ ] Please. How's your mama? She ra you like a [ __ ] For real. >> You want it? >> Yeah, it's chef's thing. Peanut butter. >> Peanut butter chapstick. >> No, but that's how I look at it. I'm so >> So yeah, it's not funny. >> Cuz this ain't fun. I know you probably think it is. It is fun to you. >> No, this isn't fun. >> It is fun to me, too. >> You walking out the door would have been so much better. >> Only one reason. >> Rather than >> because I like it, but because I want even for you to grow. >> You shouldn't be digging my pockets, by the way, either. You have no right to do that. >> You're being searched. >> I say this all the time. If you're new to the channel or if this is the first time watching me, then you don't know this, but my subscribers know this. Typically, mothers get along a lot better with their sons, right? Daughters get along a lot better with their fathers. Moms and daughters go at it a lot. Typically, the relationship gets better when they get older and they move out, you know, cuz now they're not under the same roof and stuff like that or whatever. But this right here looks like it's so past the point of return that it's a wrap. You know what I'm saying? You calling your mom the b word this that or whatever. Like come on, man. You know what I'm saying? She's still, you know, you wouldn't be here if it wasn't for, you know, your mama. You know what I mean? Also, your daddy, too. Hey, your mama can't do it on her own now. Daddy got to get up in there and, you know, do his thing. You know, shout out my fellas. You know what I mean? But you know, and that's all fun and games and stuff, but hopefully they can get it together, man. Cuz she ain't raped too tight. Her mental is offic. >> You should be doing that. >> You are under arrest for aggravated battery to a peace officer. >> I It was an absolutely sir. >> No, it was not. >> What did you do? >> No, it was not. >> What do you know? >> Can we actually have a conversation? I want my property. >> I tried to. Those headphones were bought. That's not to speak. I got that for a Christmas to speak to your mother and you decide to shove >> on my property. >> Unfortunately, that's not going to happen. >> Came on my private property. >> Okay. It's not your property. >> No, but it's private property, right? It's >> her property and she asked us to be here, >> right? So, I want my private property. Come on. Step up. >> Literally, I will. >> Okay. >> Get a statement form. She's going to fill out a statement to what just happened. Um, and that she did not want her here and what all was going on inside. So, if we have domestic charges, too, we're going to do that, too. Okay. >> And then she's going to catch Abbat and resisting. >> Okay. >> Um, are you coming up to the PD with me? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Give me just a moment. Let me see if this actually works cuz I appreciate you. >> Yeah. I just wanted to say something. 77. Just wait out there till I get there. >> Chance. I said today she got her taxes and I said if you could stop >> just real quick. Okay, honey. >> What's her last name? >> Nas. You know O S E T. She does the same thing to me. I mean, she she pushes on me. She she's mean to my crippled my >> What's her first name? B R O K. >> Yes. >> Middle initial. upstairs. >> Oh, cut that crying out, big baby. You wasn't crying when you was beating on your mama. >> Oh, we're going in there. >> Right in here. >> Okay, >> that's right. >> Yeah. A little cage for real. >> Are you kidding me? >> Okay. >> They going to get you together. >> I'm sorry. It's PTSD. >> No. No, it's not PTSD. That's an intentional act. >> No, I'm not acting. I promise. >> Now you're catching egg assault, too. >> Promise. >> I promise you an assault. >> That's right. >> An assault. >> You intentionally came at my officer. Spread your feet out. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> I know it is. >> Why can't you calm me down? Why can't you, >> Brooke? We've tried. >> We did. We were trying to. >> My mom is my biggest. >> And then you decided you decided it was a good idea to put hands on me. So, >> no. You just put your hands on me. Can I write a statement? >> I did. >> I want a statement. >> You're right. Because you calling as my officer. >> I want a statement. I'm writing I'm pressing charges against you. Yes. I want to I'm writing. >> You can give the statement to the state's attorney. >> Okay. I will. >> Okay. Perfect. >> Thank you. I will. I will. >> Come on, Brooke. Cut it out. >> That poor kid. >> I know. And I put everything back in there. >> So now I have to take it back out. >> I didn't know. I'm sorry. I'm young. Oh no. [Music] >> Hold it together, Brooke. Be strong, Brooke. You going to be all right. >> Pick up this thing. >> I just got to let it drop. When we take the cuffs office, when we will print her, if she refuses to be printed, then she will go to county. >> Yeah. Don't play that in the county. Them cos don't play that. But Get Let's get a bag or something. Get a Walmart bag. >> Throw everything in there. >> The suspect, Brooke N. NSET, was charged with aggravated battery to a peace officer, a class 2 felony, and resisting arrest, a class A misdemeanor. M. Yeah, be easy. Don't be doing all that crying. Stand strong. You was standing strong up against your mama. Stand tall. you was standing tall against your mama. All right. Now, but uh yeah, I think the officers did a pretty good job, honestly. Um yeah, it was it's tough being inside the house. Like I know officers don't like going inside the homes just because it's it's it's a lot going on there, especially like that home right there. It was wasn't a lot of space or anything like that to move. So like everyone feels like they're on top of each other where actually separating them and giving space is the best thing to do. But anyway, I think given the circumstances, they did a pretty good job. They get a four out of five from me. How well do you think the officers did? Let me know in the comment section below. And I'm going catch you in the next video. Peace. Watch when I get in the mood. >> No time for the fakes. When you see me, I see you. No. Shoot my shot. Green beam 2K. Get a [ __ ] lean.