She broke my phone. This is $1,000. >> She just hit me in the head with an ashtray. >> She was just living. >> I don't know. She woke up and she was pissed off cuz I asked her for the rent money. >> She's on. >> That's it. She's horrible person. >> A bitter lesson parents often learn from spoiling their teens and letting them get away with anything is that sometimes they become victims of their entitled teens when they can't control their temper tantrums. I I can't I can't have it that argument back and forth because this is not going to stop. >> You cannot force it. >> This is not going to stop. I don't want to keep calling. >> Every time I'm here, there's a problem. >> This is all morning. It's my only day off >> because he I see why. And I'm trying to protect my mother from HAVING >> these spoiled teens thought they could get away with attacking their parents. Was there uh anything physical or just verbal? >> I I just pushed her. >> Starting with this teenager who tried to play the victim after leaving her mother with bruises for refusing to give her phone and compelling her to go to school. >> I just got upset cuz he took my phone for absolutely no reason. >> So she took your phone because you were sleeping in and didn't want to go to school >> every 3 days. Like where she put me in the wall last week and I got over those injury. It's like every 3 days. On April the 24th, 2024, an 18-year-old girl grabbed her phone and called 911, claiming that her mother was making life unbearable for her. The call immediately raised red flags as officers wasted no time heading to the mother's apartment to figure out what was really going on behind closed doors. When they arrived, the teenager, piece by piece, began laying out the chaos that had pushed their relationship to the breaking point. >> You want to come out and speak to me? >> [crying] >> All right, I'm going to need you to calm down. What's going on? [laughter] >> I just got upset cuz you took my phone for absolutely no reason. >> She took your phone for absolutely no reason. Do you mind so bad hacker can get in? >> Cuz I cuz I wouldn't wake up cuz I was really tired and I didn't wake up. I just wish I wouldn't go to school but she told me I'm not allowed. >> You didn't want to go to school? >> No, she told me I'm not allowed. So she took your phone because you were sleeping in and didn't want to go to school. >> Like I I was getting up like very slowly. >> Okay. >> It takes me time to process how to get up and to get up. >> Okay. All right. Was there uh anything physical or just verbal? >> I I just pushed her. >> You pushed her? >> Yes. I didn't even touch her. I don't know what they're talking about. Oh, I just grabbed her wrist and pushed her. >> Okay. Did you uh throw anything at her? >> Not purposely. >> Not. Did you throw it at her, though? >> No, I threw it at the ground and it bounced up and hit her. >> It was a pill bottle. >> That was it. That was the only thing you threw. >> Yeah, I didn't throw anything. Well, I threw pans, but not at her. [snorts] >> I play your name. >> Is it? Yeah. >> Just one L. >> Just one L. >> What's your date of birth? >> I just want to go to school. I missed a lot of school. >> Does that make you 18? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I haven't took my meds yet, so that's not working anything. So if officer hack so like does she have any marks on her or anything like that? >> I don't even touch her anywhere besides [clears throat] her wrist. >> You just >> she squares up and down. I hit her in the chest. >> That's what that's what she's saying. >> Yes. And I didn't I just pushed her out of the way to get my phone. >> Her story sounded convincing on the surface, but the officers could read between the lines and could sense that there were gaps in her story and details that she was holding back. What's the reason for not wanting to go to school? >> I wanted to go to school cuz I missed Monday and then I went to school yesterday, but my school said I can't miss any more days. So, I'll get to >> Why'd you miss Monday? >> I just didn't wake up. >> Are you a senior? >> No, I'm a junior. >> Are you at the high school? Where you at? like cuz she told me she wants to be out. So, nowhere to go. >> I think she just wanted you out of the house so that >> No, she told me to pack my stuff and get out. >> Did she Did she ever put it her hands on you? >> Yeah, she does all the time. What? What does she do? >> She hits me, kicks me. >> Did she do that today or like >> Yes, she always hits me and kicks me all the time. >> Okay. >> And she's just going to say she does it. >> Is this so that she can put a harm on you or is it more of a uh punishment type of thing to like try and get you straightened out to go to school, wake up on time, stuff like that? >> She don't hit you on with school. She just like it's it's not mostly in the morning. It's like at night. We always argue about like for no reason. I'm just tired. My mental health's been down in the dump lately, too. >> What medication are you on? Did I also have so I've been going through that? >> Have you been having those recently? >> Yeah. >> Yay with her. I'll go talk to her. >> After documenting her statement, one of the officers walked over to question her mother who was already speaking with other officers. By the time she began to speak, the cracks in the story began to show. What first sounded like a straightforward complaint was about to turn into a tangled mess with unanswered questions. Hi. >> Hi. Information here. So, um, sounds like this is over the phone. They try to get her to go to school. She didn't want to go to school. So, mom took her phone and then that set her off and she was attacking mom, grabbing her, pushing her, throwing things at her, falling above. >> [clears throat] >> She said too. She said that she grabbed your wrist and tried to push you away and she uh threw a football. >> Push her away. >> That's what she said. >> They're She was chasing mom trying to get the phone. >> She came into my bedroom >> and I was over there with our youngest son. >> Do you have any injuries from the grabs or anything? >> It just like >> rest is a little red >> and then like where she grabbed me is more personal. >> Yeah. Right. And if there's an injury, um, we might need just a a zoomed in photograph for that area and we can have your husband take it or something like that just so we can document any kind of injury. Um, we're not going to stand here and do all that uh extra personal stuff with you because you don't know us. We don't have any female officers working or have a female officer come do it. >> And I just got over injury like it's like every three days >> from her. You had some injury >> every 3 days like where she put me in the wall last week and I got over those injury. It's like every 3 days. >> You guys made reports with us or is this the first time calling us? >> No. Like you guys, you'll see the track record from her. >> She's been arrested before. >> Yeah. So, we went to court like a long time ago. >> Juvenile court. >> Yeah. >> While the teenager was waiting outside to see her mom being brought out in the house in cuffs, she had no idea that the tide had turned and karma was about to do what it knows best. So, here's what's going to happen. With what your mother said, you cause physical harm to her. There's red marks. Um, she has red marks around her chest and everything like that. So, what I'm going to have to do is place you under arrest for domestic. Can you turn around for me? Sorry. Let's do that. You have anything on illegal that will sick poke stab me? Mind if I check? >> Yeah. All right, we'll go walk over to the >> cruiser. In the end, she was charged with unlike the previous girl, Kayla, a phone obsessed teen, didn't just call the cops at her mom. She actually set her mom up as aer after leaving a bleeding cut on her head. >> She probably has somewhere in there. I don't know. She probably hid them. You literally have white substance up your nose. >> I don't even know what you're talking about. >> You can test her. Just take a test right now and see if she's lying. >> On May the 3rd in Florida, officers from the Sarasota Police Department received a call from a 19-year-old girl, later identified as Kayla, claiming her mother, Cavalina, was a user and was a concerned by the accusations. Officers were immediately dispatched to the apartment. But the moment they arrived, something felt off. Even before reaching the door, voices and crashing noises echoed from inside the apartment. In that instant, the officers knew that they had to be very careful, sensing that danger was hanging in the air. right now. You need to please just get her away. [screaming] >> Hey, what's going on? [laughter] >> Can you come outside and talk to us, please? >> What's going on? >> She broke my phone. >> Okay, let's go over there and talk to her. Where? Where is she? >> Where is she? [cough] >> Where is she? [laughter] >> Are you okay? >> Do you Is that your blood? >> No. >> Whose blood is that? >> Yes. >> Okay. Stay over here. [cough] >> Do you know where she went? >> No, I don't know. >> She's not inside the house. >> Is anyone inside that house? >> I think so. She's calling my grandma. There we go. Is that her? >> There's Okay. What happened? >> Is that her? [laughter] >> Can you tell me what happened? >> Okay. >> She's on a whole bunch of She came in here. >> Okay. >> Just making a whole bunch of noise. >> How old are you? >> Okay. [laughter] >> I'm tired of her. >> Okay. You broke my phone. This is $1,000. >> The officers could read the pain etched across Kayla's face, but experience had taught them that even the most dangerous suspects could wear hurt like a mask when it suited them. >> Can you tell me what happened this morning? She was in the living room doing a whole bunch of and I come out of my room just minding my business and she's mad at me asking me for rent money and all this stuff and just just saying a whole bunch of [ __ ] My apartment too. >> Okay. >> Then what happened? And then she just I sat on the couch petting my dog and she just took my phone. >> I went to go chase her for it and she just broke my phone. >> What's So what what's going on with your mom? What started this whole argument? Just >> that's it. She's horrible person. >> Okay. She just came in the house and she was like, "Where's my rent money?" >> Relax, relax, relax. >> Come on. Nobody believes me. Nobody. >> I've had the cops called on her thousands of times before when I was younger. >> Okay. For what? >> For this. Because she's crazy. >> Why do you think she want to? >> I don't know. >> Cuz she's on >> What happened? >> Um, she just smashed it. >> Okay, that's it. >> Yeah. And then nothing else happened up there. >> She needs to go to jail. I don't want her here. She probably has somewhere in there. I don't know. She probably hid them. >> I don't even know what What do you do when somebody breaks your phone? Do you report them? >> This is probably going to be at 10:15. So just >> Can I report? >> We'll get there. Take care of her injuries first. >> Is she going? Yeah, >> she did that to herself. >> After carefully examining everything Kayla had said, the officers turned their attention to her mother, Cavalina, who was still visibly bleeding from her head for questioning. The moment she began to speak, the narrative changed quickly, leaving the officers momentarily stunned. >> She just hit me in the head with an ashtray. >> She was in the living room. >> I don't know. She woke up, but she was pissed off cuz I asked her for the rent money. invited my business. >> She came out here. She came out of her bedroom. >> Where's the >> ashray? This is my apartment, too. >> I was sitting on the couch. She hit me. >> Did she throw it on you or did she smack? >> She hit me with like in her hand. >> You don't know where it went? >> See if I find it. >> What's your name? >> Did she get your name? Kavina. >> Spell. >> K A V I N A. >> Huh? >> K A V I N A. >> K I V A N A. >> What's your last name? >> Thanks. What's your middle initial? >> M. >> And what's your date of birth? >> 71. >> And what's your guys' relationship? >> That's my daughter. >> How old is she? >> She's 19. >> Was the girl? >> Yeah. Was the ashtray filmed in here? >> Yeah. >> Was it in here that she >> She hit you against it. >> Okay. Where when she hit you, where was she standing? >> She I was sitting on the couch and she came and hit me with it. >> And then did you walk to the bathroom to the bathroom to get away from her cuz she's freaking out. I don't know what's wrong with her. >> Ma'am, do you know where the ashtray went? I don't know. >> Are you sure it was an ashtray? >> Yeah, it was an ash. Well, it was a metal like we use it for ashray. >> Hey, Mom. So, did she pick up whatever she threw at you and walk away with it at some point? Did you pick it up? >> Because I don't see anything here. >> It's a metal. A metal like >> How big is it? Is it Was it like >> It's pretty big. Like it was used for the astray. I don't know where it would have went. I'm sorry. I don't know. >> Oh, don't be sorry. I'm just trying to locate it. I just don't see it. So what so what what caused what was the catalyst for this for this argument fight, whatever we want to call it? >> I asked her for the rent money. >> You asked her for rent money. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> And she just went from zero to 100 and hit you with this ashtray or was there kind of a buildup to this? >> Yes. >> Yes. To which question here? >> She's crazy. >> She's crazy. >> I don't know what's going on with her. >> Okay. Is she a user? She takes she has a marijuana. She uses >> I'm not I'm not worried about especially if she has a card. >> I'm talking like anything else. >> I have no idea. >> Okay. Are you a user? >> No. >> Okay. >> And you have no idea where this ashtray would have gone? >> I have no idea. >> Where was it originally? Right here on the table. It's sitting here because that's where I smoke cigarettes. >> Is it right here? >> Is it glass? >> No, it's metal. It has a metal. >> I just asked cuz there's an ashtray right here when you walk in that room cuz I'm not walking. >> You can't even really like consider an ashtray. It's like something that went on a grill, but I just brought it here from my other house. It's like a metal like a square metal thing. >> A square metal thing. >> I mean, we've literally looked. >> It would even look like it would be an aster. >> Which bedroom in this house is yours? I'm the middle bedroom >> right there. >> Yeah. >> Can I see if it got tossed in there? >> Sure. >> All right. >> After a long time of searching for the ashtray, it was nowhere to be found, which was more than enough to conclude that she wasn't telling the truth. But on the other hand, seeing blood gushing out of Kavina's head and the stain all over the apartment. It was too real to rule out that Kayla didn't hit her with an ashtray. >> How did your mom get that head wound? >> I don't know. She just fell. She fell. Yes. Okay. What did she fall and hit her head on? >> Oh, no. I wasn't there. >> You Okay. You You weren't home during that. >> No, I was here obviously. >> Okay. Well, you just said you weren't here, so I just want to make sure. >> No, I didn't see anything happen to her. She I chased her around the house and she just threw my phone on the ground and just broke it. >> Why were you chasing her around the house? >> Because she had my phone. I said, "Get my phone." and >> she was like took it and then she started running around the house like I was going to chase her and I just walked around the coffee table and >> she just broke it. >> Well, how what did she break it on? >> She just threw it on the ground. >> It just like slid across the floor >> and then I went to go get it. >> And then what? >> And then I looked at it and it was broke. >> I can't breathe. I feel so st She's saying that her mom fell and hit her head. >> And you have no idea where she fell. >> I don't know. >> How do you know she fell? >> Because she fell when she broke my phone. She just threw it and then she fell. I don't know. >> Did you see her break your phone? >> Um, yes. >> But you didn't see her fall. >> Yeah, she fell when she broke my phone. >> Okay. So, you did or you did not see her fall? >> I did see her fall, but I didn't see any blood. >> Okay. Where did Where was she at when she fell? >> She just was in the living room. >> Do you know what she fell on? >> She know. >> She's saying that mom fell. >> Okay. What did you hit your mom with? >> I didn't hit her. >> Okay. No. >> Listen to me. We know you hit your mom. We We know this. >> What did you hit her with? And where did it go? >> I didn't hit her. >> Okay. So, you're just not going to like be honest right now? >> I did not. I just want her to go to jail. I just want her out. >> Why would she go to jail? >> Go to jail. >> Because she >> She goes to jail because she broke your phone screen. >> Oh, we found your dog. >> Can I see your phone screen? >> In the house. Okay. Call her in the house. >> Can I see your phone screen? >> Hey, the dog's fine. >> So, how did your mom sustain that? >> I don't know. >> She's on, guys. >> So, what are you saying? >> She's on Okay. So, what does that mean? That's what I'm saying. How did she sustain that injury? I don't know. I don't know. >> Have you been arrested before? >> Yes, I have. >> For what? >> For Okay, >> that's not a big deal. >> I got a DUI and that's about it on my record. She actually has a battery on her record. >> Okay. Well, did she touch you today? >> Yes, she did, actually. >> Okay. Well, how do you think she got my phone? >> That's why that's why that's why I asked you. I'm trying to get your >> my stuff. This is my apartment. I'm 19 years old. I have money to pay for this. I work I actually have work at 11. >> Does she live here? >> Yes, she does. This is her apartment and my apartment. We share it. We have We are both on the lease. This is our apartment. >> Okay. >> And she was just going crazy just yelling in my face just saying, "Give me the rent money." She wanted my money. And I'm like, I'm not giving it to you. I'm giving it to the office. >> Okay. This all happened after you >> doing Can I finish for a second? For a second. Let me finish. >> You came out of your room this morning. Is that what happened? >> Yeah. To use the bathroom. She was playing loud music. She wanted to use my speaker. I said, "No, it's too early." >> Okay. And then what? >> I'm too I don't want to deal with this. As the tension kept rising, Kayla could sense the officers were closing in and it was only a matter of time before she ended up in the back of a cruiser. She knew if she had any chance left to steer this situation in her favor, it would have to be now. >> You can test her. Just take a drug right now and see if she's lying. >> Take a test. >> I'm moving out. I'm not pay. I'm going to go to the office today and tell her I'm not paying rent and I'm moving out. But you're you're going off on other things. We're trying to figure out what happened here today. Why? Why would we call? >> I don't care. I don't want anything to do with this. I don't want to talk about it. >> Okay. >> I don't want anything. >> Do you want to give us your statement or not? >> No. Okay. >> We're giving you this opportunity. You don't want to give it to us. >> I'm scared. I'm >> Where are you going? >> I don't want to say anything. >> You need to hang out here. I'm >> not going anywhere. >> Okay. Well, then stop walking off. >> I'm freaking out. What's your name? >> Hey, Siri. >> Carl Val. >> No, you don't. You don't need to call anybody right now. Don't call anybody. >> What's her name? >> Kayla. Do you know anything about like a metal thing that sat on the coffee table your mom used for an astric? >> No. >> Does that not exist or you just don't know anything about it? >> I don't know. >> Answer questions. >> Do you mind if I take a look in your bedroom and see if that thing's in there? >> I don't care. Just go >> call Valerie. >> Ma'am, are you going to talk to us about what happened or not? >> We're We're not going to go away. I mean, it's not like we're just going to like disappear and like stop asking you questions. So, either you want to talk to us or you don't. >> No, I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. >> Tell us what happened. >> Please [laughter and crying] leave me alone. We can't leave you alone. We can't leave you alone. >> Why does nobody >> I don't know why you're screaming. This is ridiculous. You're a grown >> You're a grown adult. Stop screaming. >> I just want to leave. I I want to get for work and just go work. >> You need to tell us what happened. You [laughter] keep telling me that you're going to say something and then you stop saying it. >> So, what is going on? >> I DON'T WANT THIS. I'M A NICE PERSON. >> Why are you yelling? It's not even >> Because you guys just don't understand. >> Well, we're trying to understand that you're not >> I don't want [laughter] >> You don't want what? >> I don't want this. >> Okay, but do you understand that we can't just leave? that we have to investigate this and that it's important for you to tell your side of the story. I >> just did. Nothing happened. >> Well, obviously something happened. >> Well, I have to call I have to go buy a new phone. >> Okay. Are you going to tell us what happened? >> She's not going to >> Are you going to tell us what happened or not, Kayla? It's a yes or a no. You've been given several opportunities to tell us what happened. Your mother didn't get that injury on her own. >> I didn't feel anything you I'm not I'm not I'm not suggesting you. >> She's crazy. >> What happened today? Stop talking about other things. We're trying to figure out what happened today >> because I'm telling you. >> You're telling me what? What are you telling me? >> I'm telling you she's on. >> She's crazy. >> Okay. What does that have to do with what happened today? Look up her record. >> What happened today? >> I don't I just >> Hey. Hey. >> Her name's Kayla. >> Hey, Kayla. Listen. Hey. [laughter] So, we cannot find this alleged thing that your mom said. So, listen. Listen to me cuz I'm I'm starting to have some doubts about your mom's story. So, listen to me. >> What did she hit her head on when she fell? Did you see? >> Did you see what your mom hit her head on? Why does it matter? I just want her >> because if you saw what she hit her head on. >> No, >> you don't see what >> Oh, no. >> You said your mom fell. >> You got Can you be very specific as to where she fell? >> No, >> you cannot. >> No, my mom's not ruining my life again. >> Kayla, that's why I'm trying. >> No, no, no. >> I'm trying to help you at this point. WHERE DID SHE FALL? YOU GUYS DON'T CARE. >> I feel it. I >> I'm asking you. I'm trying to help you. Okay. Cuz mom's story is not completely adding up. >> You're not giving us any detail. [laughter] >> And if you're able to give me some more detail that makes your story that makes us believe in this. I don't want anything. I just want to leave. >> I hate to tell you whether you want it or not, we're in it. Okay. We're in it. And so this is what we have to do. We have to investigate this and I'm trying to get your side of the story. >> Kayla's tricks had begun to pay off as the officers were beginning to doubt if Kayla had truly hit her mother with an ashtray. And gradually the victim started becoming the suspect. >> Okay. So, I'm going to kind of I got to kind of ask you some questions. Okay. When you got up, did you hit your head on this? >> What? >> When you got up, did you hit your head on either that table or this? No, she hit me in the head with the metal as >> we can. We have looked everywhere and we cannot find it. >> And that's a really clean round hit just like on the edge of this table. And it's got a curve to it, too. No. So, listen. I just need to know cuz this this is serious. If you're legis if you if you hit your head, you hit your head. Okay? Like there's frustration here. I understand that completely. Ren Stewart, like I get it. Times are tough. If you hit your head, can you please just let me know? Did you just hit your head? >> She hit me. I'm fine. >> I don't know where it went. >> Cuz you're not in trouble if you if you because this is your chance. If you're lying about her hitting you, I need to know. >> No, there was an ashtray here. It's not here anymore. I don't know where it is. >> We can't locate it. We've tried to locate it. We we just >> And from where the blood starts, >> it looks like and from the cut on your head, it looks like you. >> Okay, >> I'm telling you, she hit me with a metal. >> She screaming bloody mur nothing wrong >> and all of a sudden you became since we left originally, your dog, you became super aggressive with us over over the course of the investigation >> because I was worried about my dog. Can I please go to the hospital and get stitches? >> You can go to the hospital. You EMS was here and you completely denied EMS. >> My friend's going to >> I understand that. But you need to wait now. >> Now you need to wait. Now you need to wait cuz we need to figure out what's going on here. So if you were sitting here and you're saying she grabbed this ashray, where did she grab the ashray from? Where is the sitting right here? It's the ashtray we use every day. I don't know where it is right now. >> So hold on. Hold on. So you're sitting there, >> right in that corner right there. sitting right here watching TV. >> She goes grabs the ashtray from there. >> Yes. >> And then with the what what does she do? >> It has metal hinges on it because it was something I >> Where did she throw the ashtray at you from? Where did >> she throw it at me? She had it in her hand and she hit me in my head with it. >> That doesn't make any sense. >> What do you mean? >> That doesn't make any sense. >> When did At what point did you take her phone? >> What? >> At what point did you take her phone? >> I did not take her phone ever. I never got out. >> Okay, one of you is lying. >> Which one of you is lying? >> Take a test right now and see if she's lying. >> My god. >> Because your story. >> She's insane. >> You live here, right, with her? >> Yes, unfortunately. >> Okay. What are you on probation for? >> I had a DUI. >> Okay. Dispatch told me it was for >> It's a It was a DUI. >> Okay. Is it anything related? >> No. >> Okay. Whose bag is this on the ground? >> I have no idea. I've never seen that before in my life. >> You live here, right? >> Yeah. >> You've never seen that bag before in your life? >> No. >> Okay. Can you do me a favor and just look up real quick up there? Up toward the sky. >> Yeah, please. Thanks. Can you look up? >> No. Close your eyes, please. And look up. Close your eyes. Okay. Cuz you have white all up in the top noses of your hair. Were you snorting coke before we got here? >> No. >> You literally have white substance up your nose. >> I don't even know what you're talking about. >> At this point, the officers were caught in a tangle of confusion and frustration. Just as they struggled to put the missing pieces together, a neighbor stepped in. And with this admission of what he had seen, the whole story got a pinch of clarity. So, what can you tell me anything about the history between these two? I've never been out here before. >> That's her. >> Yeah, she's crazy. I She can't keep just can't keep going on. >> Does is mama, you know? >> No. >> Anything at all? >> Not that I know of. Nothing. >> Okay. How How well do you know her? >> I've been knowing her a couple months. >> Couple months. >> But she had stuff like that. >> Okay. For the first time that day, the officers took a sigh of relief. The witness had confirmed that over time Kayla had been toxic and often her mother when the officers knew it would be a risk to take the man's testimony as genuine the moment they confirmed that he was Cavina's boyfriend. >> Where did she hit your head? >> She hit me with the ashtray. >> There's no ashtray in here, ma'am. There's no ashtray here. >> There's got to be It's got to be here somewhere. >> I'm telling you, she hit me with an ashtray and it's here. >> I already looked under there. I didn't I didn't see anything. >> It's right there. >> Where is it? >> I see it. >> It's behind the couch. >> Yes, under the couch. See if it's there. >> It makes us >> on that side or on this side? >> Right here. >> Okay. >> There's the ashtray she hit me with. >> All right, hang tight in here. Okay. All this while Kayla was still carried away, believing that her tricks were finally paying off as the officers were already seeing her mother as a suspect. While she was carried away in that fantasy, she had no idea that the tide was about to turn. >> Okay, Kayla, stand up. Stand up. >> Why? >> Because we found the >> I did not hit her. What are you doing? Come on. >> Battery. Okay. >> I did. No, I did not. Please. No. She She did. She put her hands on me. She broke my phone. She's on. Please. Somebody help me. Please. Promise. Please. Please. I don't want that. >> I don't want to go. Please. Well, this is happening. >> We don't want to do this either, but here we [laughter] are. >> Come on, Kayla. We got to walk. >> No. Come on. [laughter] >> Mom, >> you got to get up. >> You have to get up. >> Mom, we're going to get up and we're going to walk over there. >> Mom, it's it's Please. >> No. Stop. >> No. Don't Don't get on your knees. Stop that. Come on. We got to get you to walk over to the car. >> Kayla, this is not going to change. It's not just going to go. >> I did not do it. >> I'm available for that call if you still don't need it. >> Mom, >> your mom can't change this either. This is >> You're not She hit me. >> Okay. >> She's a horrible person. Please. >> Kayla, you got to get out. We have to get up and we have to walk over. >> Except for step on your >> No, NO, YOU'RE FINE. >> MOM, >> ARE YOU JUST GOING TO SIT HERE ON THE GROUND? >> MOM, PLEASE. >> KAYLA, you got to get up. >> Get up like an adult. >> Mom. >> Kayla, let's let's go. >> There we go. There we go. >> [laughter] [laughter] >> Come over here. Stand right here. Face the car. >> You didn't answer originally. >> Yeah, I I heard him. He backed up behind you at this point. >> Why isn't she getting arrested? Okay. >> Put your butt on the seat. Step on the footboard. >> Why isn't she getting arrested? >> Put your foot on the footboard. >> Please go. [crying] >> Put your foot on the footboard. [laughter] >> Kayla. >> Step up. No. Chad can't help you. Come on. Put your foot in the car. [laughter] >> I really don't want to. >> I understand that you don't want to. Please. We're going to >> a lot easier if you do it yourself. Mom. >> In the end, she was charged with aggravated battery and domestic battery. Next is Alexis, who didn't just smash her dad with a bat, but also her younger brother as a means of throwing her family into chaos. >> She just took my son without my permission. >> Did you get hit with a bat? >> I got hit in the face and I got hit in the ribs >> by a bat. >> Okay, let's get you checked out by an ambulance. slapped me on the side. Um, I don't know if there's still a mark there or not, but it was read earlier. >> On September the 27th, 2023 at around 10:30 p.m. in New York, officers arrived at a residence following a report that a girl, later identified as Alexis Net, had been smashing everything and anyone within her reach with a bat. The moment officers got to the doorstep, they quickly realized that they had to be extremely careful. >> What's going on? >> Uh, no. >> Where'd the glass come from? She broke the window. She took a bat to the window. >> Who's got the bat right now? >> My sister still has it. >> Where is she? >> I'm on her arrest. >> She left with my brother and her. >> She lives right up the road. >> Okay. All right. >> And she's got my son. >> Okay. How >> she took my son without my permission. >> Okay. I'm I'm just trying to get information. >> Can you let me talk without you? >> Because every time you talk, you start a problem. >> After a quick briefing from Alexis's sister and stepmother, the officers entered the house. That's when they realized that Alexis had caused even more damage than they had seen and that they had been told. >> What's going on tonight? >> Um, >> I don't think so. >> You're fine. As I said, >> hang on. >> He can't really talk. >> Did you get hit, sir? >> Do you want to be seen by an ambulance? >> I think he should, [music] but >> he doesn't really have a way back. >> Can you take the ice pack off for a quick second? >> Did you get hit with a bat? I got [snorts] hit in the face and I got hit in the rips >> by a bat. >> Okay, let's get you checked out by an ambulance. >> Fine. I'm fine. >> Cuz you started this whole >> by a bat. >> I know. We got to have an ambulance prove that. You can sign off on it. >> Hey, knock it off. >> If you got a cracked rib and you got some blood going on in there, don't you want to? >> I'm supposed to get all my teeth pulled out Monday and then obviously it seemed worse. While EMS attended to Alexis's father, officers launched a wide search for Alexis. Their attention quickly narrowed back to her home after receiving information that she may have returned. >> For Alexis Kent, >> you know, she's here. >> Probably go outside, >> huh? >> Hello, >> Alexis. >> Yes. >> Come with us. >> You know why we're here, Alexis? Um because I have Liam. >> What about the baseball bat? >> Um >> so what happened is and you can ask both of them. I did not have a baseball bat, but what happened is Larry slapped me across my face. >> Okay. >> And he slapped me on the side. Um I don't know if there's still a mark there or not, but it was red earlier. >> Nice. All right. Um, so I had smacked him back. >> Alexis was quite bold, laying out how it all happened, as if she were proud of the chaos that she had caused. While she was still thinking of the best way to throw the officer off balance, she had no idea that they were determined to make sure that this was a night she wouldn't forget anytime soon. >> Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. >> I Hold on. Can Hold on. >> Turn around. >> Hold on. >> Hang on. Can you just give me a second, please? >> All right. Do you have anything? >> Oh, can I at least have a cigarette for go? >> We'll do that outside. >> And they're right there. So, please, >> Alexis, that's three people here. Oh, >> report. >> It doesn't matter. >> Yes, it does. >> My cigarettes. >> We're going to go outside and we're going to have a cigarette. >> Dude, you've literally met me before. Leave. >> Let's go. >> Oh my god. >> I'm not going with you, bro. >> All right, put your hands behind your back. >> Yo, what? In the end, she was charged with secondderee secondderee menacing, fourthderee criminal possession of a weapon, fourthderee criminal mischief, two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, and secondderee obstruction of governmental administration. Alexis was obviously dumb, a spoiled girl. Yet, she came nothing close to Joselyn, who claimed that she was protecting her mom, but in reality was a wolf in sheep's clothing that her mother wanted gone. >> I've been here two a week and a half, and this is the fourth time she's kicked me out. I can't I can't have it that argument back and forth because this is not going to stop. >> You cannot force it. >> This is not going to stop. I don't want to keep calling. >> On March the 28th, 2024, officers responded to a call from a young girl named Joselyn who reported that her mother had kicked her out of the house. Upon arrival, officers met her right outside the residence. An investigation they assumed would become complicated from the very first minute. >> What's going on? >> I've been here two a week and a half and this is the fourth time she's kicked me out. >> Jeez, that's a pretty good record. Are you joining? >> Yes, I am. >> Is that how you say it? >> Yes. >> Okay. [clears throat] >> All right. So, is it mom? >> Mom. >> Where's mom? >> I'm sorry. >> Sorry. Do you have any card on you? >> I don't really need to show you. >> Well, I'm here because something occurred. They're saying a physical domestic happened. So, >> Oh, did it? >> In the process of an investigation. Yes, you do have to identify yourself. >> If you really want to play the game, I can fingerprint you and do all that stuff if necessary. I'm >> not doing it. Hm. >> We're not doing that. >> Oh, well, we're going to have to put this what we're doing. >> I just need She need help. I can't >> Oh, come on. Come on here and talk to me. >> Okay. I'm her mother. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, she used to live in Tampa. >> Mhm. >> She working. She lost the job. >> Mhm. >> She lost the job. Um, I bring it back home because she's hungry. So I don't want my daughter course I don't want my daughter in >> I'm a parent I dictate that. >> Okay I tried to help it >> anywhere >> but she need she have mental issue right now I know she's talking by herself she do she cry a lot you know she feel up she had a father and a mother that cares about her husband more than her child well she's going to leave that but that's you know she takes care of her husband cuz her husband likes to drink do whatever she wants. So, what happened today? >> I tell him you need to go because she's still loud and loud. I I can't I can't because I don't want it. I don't want it. I told her that I have my therapy appointment tomorrow. >> So, do me a favor. Please get your ID card for me. So, I I You do? >> I don't cuz there's no criminal charges. >> Doesn't matter. There could be criminal very easily could be criminal charges. >> Oh, you're going to put them on me? So, you're going to make up some charges. That's what we're doing now. >> Well, I don't I don't try to commit any. I just wanted she could she need help? I I don't know what kind of help she can get. >> So now he's trying to press a law on me trying to press charges on me because I don't want to give you my ID. That only goes. >> But you Why you can't give me the ID >> for what? He knows my name. My name is Josyn Sto. What's the problem? He has >> He has my name. He I don't have to show him. That's I don't have to show him. He can look it up. Go join Sodto. I have mud. Look it up. >> Anything physical happen? >> No. Want she to put her hands on you? >> No. Okay. You want her gone? >> I wanted she get some help somewhere. >> Well, she didn't drive to centerstone then or something like that. So, do you want her gone right now? >> She has to evict me. You know that it's legal. Yes. >> You've been here 2 days. You haven't established residency. >> I My license is here. This has been my res. >> You've been gone. You've You came back. >> She said I can come back here once I live here. My toothbrush is here. Once she says I could >> Well, you're an officer. I'm not going to argue with you. You okay? I'm right there. It >> go grab your stuff so you can go. >> I'm not leaving. You can't force me. You can't touch me. Don't touch me if you want to. >> You want her gone? >> Yeah. I I can't I can't have it that argument back and forth because this is not going to stop. >> You cannot force me. >> This is not going to stop. I don't want to keep calling. >> William 31. >> I'm telling you need help. She need help. Mental she had mental. >> I'm telling you your your boyfriend's a men. I need mental issues because I'm telling you that your husband. >> Obviously, Joselyn appeared to be suffering from mental disorders. But what her mother, Benny, didn't know was that Joselyn wasn't just suffering from some mental issues. She was super frustrated and was just looking for means to vent. >> How long has she been here? >> She she come back last Saturday. >> She'd been here a week. >> A week. >> How long has she been gone? >> For maybe like a two or three years. >> Two or three years? >> Yeah. >> Okay. She didn't update your address. >> Yeah. My I just was on my ID. >> Yeah, it doesn't count. Go get your stuff and go. >> No. >> Yes. Mom wants you. Do you want to trespass her? >> Do so. If she comes back on, if we trespass her, we can arrest. >> Yeah. Go ahead and trespass me. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Mom like a dog. >> You have two choice. You have to look in for me to eat. No. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Trespass me. Mom. Go ahead. Trespass me. Cuz that's the day that I'm leaving and I will never speak to you again. You don't have a trespass. Tell them to trespass me. the trespassing now. >> We're going [clears throat] to at this point it's time to >> Huh? >> Go ahead. Trespassing. >> It sounds like it's going to repeat itself over and over again. So, >> it's because I'm telling her that her but her boyfriend's a nothing deal with her. >> Every time I'm here, there's a problem. >> This is all money. It's my only day off >> because he I see why. And I'm trying to protect my mother from having >> me I'm drink I'm alcoholic and >> Okay. So do you want her to go? Tell her to go. If not we trespass her and grab her stuff and we'll get her going. Okay. Simple as that. Do you want her gone or no? >> You have to. I can't. >> Okay then go ahead. Tell them trespass me. Tell them. >> I can't. >> Okay. Well then tell them to trespass me. >> Do you know do you know do you know anything? >> Go ahead and tell them to what's your name? >> Benny. >> Benny. Okay. right now. All we could do is we could trespass her. Nothing. You told me nothing physical occurred during your argument. Okay. >> Trespass me so I will never say no crime. Clearly she's not going to leave of her own valition. She doesn't want to go home. >> Be in the streets again and be in my car and then have her call me 100 times a day. >> You're you're you're a 30-year-old woman. Figure it out. >> Okay. That's what she be telling me all the time. That's this is why I'm the way I am. I've been doing this since I was 15 years old because at 15 she did this. >> It's all right. And then she wonders why my mental is the way it is. You know, she's been like that because she's being I can't fix that >> right now. What do you want us to do? >> She had to go. I can't my my >> Do you want her to trespass or No, >> right now I'm I'm I'm nervous. I I'm I'm in depression. I can't I can't have it. I can't have it. Cuz I told him, "Shut up. Don't say nothing." >> Fine. Go grab your stuff. >> I'm not Get your stuff. >> You cannot touch me. You can't force me. And if you touch me, I'm suing. >> Obviously, this wasn't the first time that she had been stuck in such a dilemma. And Joselyn knew that her mother Benny would never be brave enough to charge her with trespassing. >> Tell them. >> Okay. So I have to do whatever I have to do. Then I have to do that. All right. >> So you want to trespass? >> Yeah. Right. That's right. >> All right. Then you formally trespass. Get your stuff and go. >> I want paperwork. >> You don't get any paperwork. She does. Go get your stuff or get arrested for trespass. I already denied arrest me. >> You refuse to leave. >> Arrest me. >> Really? You want to go to jail over this? I'm not doing it. Grab your stuff. >> Right in that tense atmosphere, while Justin was still feeling like she was in control, little did she know that her illusion was about to be shattered. Arrest me then. Fine. Turn around. Stop. Get out OF HERE. STOP RESISTING NOW. STOP NOW. BACK UP NOW. BACK UP. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. [screaming] A >> YOU guys pull it AWAY, NOT TO JAIL. >> OH, she's coming to jail now. >> No, you're not. >> I will drive stun you. Stop resisting. >> I'm going to drive stun you. >> Stop. Don't kick me. >> DON'T TASTE MY TASER. >> REALLY? REALLY? This is what we're doing? >> This is what we're doing. >> Roll over now. >> Roll over now. Stop. >> Roll over now. >> Roll over now. Stop resisting. Touch me. >> Roll over. >> Do not touch me. >> Roll over. [screaming] >> Roll over. Roll over now. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Why am I going to jail? >> Why am I going to jail? Why am I calling mom? Tell him to get off me. >> I'll leave. YOU CAN'T FOR WHAT? >> You already had a chance. STOP. [screaming] >> TELL THEM I'LL LEAVE. >> STOP RESISTING NOW. >> YOU CANNOT ARREST ME. >> MOM, MOM, >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING ILLEGAL. They're going to Mom. Mom. Mom. >> What am I going WHAT AM I GETTING CHARGED WITH? >> WHAT AM I GETTING CHARGED WITH? >> I told you already. What am I getting charged with even? >> What am I getting charged with? >> Arms now. >> What am I getting charged with? >> Told you. Suspect warning. >> You don't want to listen. >> Give me your arms. Come on. >> You guys didn't give me enough time. Let me grab my >> Last chance. >> Last chance. >> You're going to tase me? >> Yeah. >> We're going to tase you. >> This is what we're doing. >> Yes. >> You're going to tase me without me resisting. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> COUGH UP. >> COUGH UP NOW. [laughter] [screaming] >> Cough up. I can't I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T. I CAN'T BREATHE. I can't breathe. [laughter] I can't breathe. 51. >> I'm sure you got it. I'm sure you got it. >> Joselyn knew that it was only a matter of time before she ended up behind bars. In that tense moment, she stood her ground, determined that if she was going down, it wouldn't be without a fight. >> What's your name? >> You're building your arrest paperwork. 1 2 3 up. >> Let me grab my keys. Mom, my keys. Give me the keys. That's my car. >> My keys. >> Come on. Get out. >> Give her my keys. Give her my keys. Give her my keys. Give her my keys. MOM, GRAB MY KEYS. >> Get her. >> Yeah, I got her. I'm sure y'all changing. >> All because I told my mom and her boyfriend. >> All because you want me to don't go. Stupid vis had a result from this. >> Yeah, I'll be all right cuz the camera's >> Are they going to watch some photos? >> What? >> PJ, but I'm missing. >> We've been tased. It's okay. >> Yeah. How did you do? All right. Hold your hands. Hold it. I can't. All right. So, now I'm in the car. real quick. >> One more time. >> Can you lose on me a little bit? >> That's fine. I got you out for I'm going to make sure you switch right over. Misdemeanor got tased. >> Yeah. >> Are you going to give us any issues with you? >> Do you have anything you're not supposed to have? >> Okay. You know, it's another charger on the front. >> Okay. >> We're going to start taking this off. Okay. Anything bey? Uh corn. I take off your shoes. Hello. Put your shoes on. Okay. >> Yeah. I'm not seeing anything. Doesn't mean nothing's wrong. Your vitals all look great. Still a good idea to go get checked out. >> Are we taking her to the hospital? >> Huh? >> Are we taking her to the hospital? >> You can. We can. I mean, it was not a bad idea to go get checked out. >> Little anxious. >> Feel good. >> Okay. >> As it stood, Joselyn was heading straight to jail. But despite everything already set in motion, the officer still needed a full testimony of what had happened before their arrival. >> We need her driver's license, but I don't know what to I don't know if she had driver license or not. >> I need an ID card was expired or whatever. Okay. So, tell me her name. What's your full name? >> Why are so many people here? >> Because we were fighting to come in to help us. >> Her last name's only unhyenated. >> That's why she used >> What's her legal name? What's her birthday? >> She got mental issues. I know that she been crying a lot. I had to pick. That's what I've been back home. >> I know. She she been crying a lot, lonely and talking by herself, you know, crying. Um I can see when she's sleeping like she can like she she wake up like that. So of course I don't want my daughter in the street, you know, suffering. But I need somebody in, >> you know. Okay. I'm tell Thank you. >> Of course. >> Unfortunately, the way things went down the way they did is because she fought. She kicked us. She fought us. There's We don't want to do that. This is a simple please get your stuff and go to now it's she's going to jail. We don't want that. There's there's there's real criminals out there we could be going after. Now we have to we're tied up on this. say, like I said, she been I'm I'm telling you, I've been asking for a lot of help. She she's mentally she's not doing good. I'm telling you, just like a mom, she's been dealing with this for most of her life. >> Has she been to Centerstone? Has she seen a doctor? >> She's seen a doctor. >> Mhm. >> But she been losing a lot of people mentally. She's not like I'm not a mother. I know this is getting worse. This year is getting worse. She just lost a job. this she's going to mental program or something because I know she her mental >> well then when you go pick her up when she gets bond and she go pick her up centerstone down the street they can see your inpatient they can see your outpatient okay there's a lot of programs out there if you want to help her >> but this is why I tried that already but >> but she's a 30-year-old woman and doesn't want the help >> in the end she was charged with trespassing and resisting arrest