Did anything else physical happen besides him kicking you? >> It was just It was just a lie. >> Did he at any point? >> Mhm. >> Okay, let me see. >> I don't have a shirt. >> It's okay. >> We got called on here. >> I know. >> For fighting. >> I said it was my phone on accident. >> Your phone called us on accident fighting. >> Yes. >> The boyfriends often try to rewrite the story through deception and manipulation when caught abinging their helpless partners. But how do they handle it when they realize that they've been caught and their own game is about to turn against them? >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. GET ON THE GROUND. GET DOWN ON THE GROUND NOW. You >> You're going to get tased. >> I did not run on THE GROUND. LAY DOWN. YOU'RE GOING TO GET >> And what are those from? >> My hair is gone. >> What's the neck markings from? >> From where he was having me like this. I couldn't breathe. Like I was about I was kicking my feet. These boyfriends realize a little too late that they've been caught in the act. Most women get flowers on a romantic getaway, but this young lady got a 5-minute head start from an abusive boyfriend. She turned their supposed getaway into real life hunger game. >> He grabbed you by the hair, right? >> Yes. And dragged me to the ground. And then every time I tried to get up, he kept grabbing me by my hair. Obviously, I'm not strong enough to defend myself, so I ran over to the neighbor's house. I banged on the door. He was kind enough to answer the her. >> No, you on me. >> Yeah, man. On your shorts, on your shirt. >> Oh, yeah, I guess. So, yeah. >> On May the 25th, 2026, at around 2:00 in the morning, officers with the Key West Police Department responded to a reported domestic disturbance after a resident called 911, a well bruised and battered woman, and showed up at his front door. Visibly shaken and desperate for help, she was in no shape to explain what had made her run from what was supposed to be a romantic vacation with her partner. Instead, she was just desperate to reach safety. >> The her? >> No. You on me? >> Yeah, man. On your shorts on your shirt. >> Oh, yeah. I guess so. Yeah. >> Oh, god damn. >> So, what happened? >> Well, okay. So, we went out. We went some drinks and we came back and she was being like aggressive in the car and she was like, you know, I'm leaving. Blah, blah, blah. You can't leave cuz we're not from here. She's from California. I'm from Texas. We just came down on vacation. >> Are you all dating or what? >> Yeah. No, we've been dating for about a year and a half. >> Like long distance or what? >> No. I mean, we've been dating in person, but she came down to Florida to visit me. >> Okay. But you said she's from California. >> Yeah, she's from California. I'm from Texas, but I moved down. >> So, where do you guys live right now? >> I work in Fort Lauderdale. So, I do life insurance. So, I worked in my office in Fort Lauderdale. So, then we came down to here to just kind of enjoy the sunset, whatever the case. We started having drinks, whatever. everything was fine. But then like as we were out, she started being really emotional, like really being upset about a lot of things because we've had issues in our relationship about like we made problems, things like that. And then we were over here in the car, we got food, when we were in the car, she was kind of being like kind of aggressive in a way and then being like whatever, blah blah. So then she started walking off and then me myself, I don't want her to walk off by herself. And this is my up cuz I was being like you're not going to walk off by yourself cuz that's kind of messed up. So I came right here and I like tried to turn around and then she started being like whatever. So that was like no. And then that was when I did like kind of pull her back and then she fell. She fell and that would have been um probably >> You got your ID? >> Yeah, that's fine. That was probably whenever she fell and that was when she scraped her elbow and then she kept like walking away. Um so it just came down to a point where >> Do me a favor. Sit down right there with your back up against that one. >> Every domestic dispute came with two sides to the story. Up until that point, the boyfriend had done everything he could to paint himself as the saint. But every facade has its breaking point. As the officers turned their attention to his partner, [music] it quickly became clear that unlike the boyfriend, clearing her name wasn't her priority. >> We were arguing whose way is that your boyfriend husband? >> My exboyfriend. I came here to Florida to visit him. Um he doesn't like know what h what's [laughter] happening. He's drunk by grab me by the air and show me to the ground and hit my ass and then [laughter] use your elbow. >> Okay, so listen to me. You obviously have injuries. You want an ambulance as >> I don't know if you have to know. I just need to know if he wants >> I don't think anything's broken. >> All right, so let's just let's start from the beginning. He lives in Florida. >> No. Oh. >> Um he lives in Fort Lauderdale right now. He's working from Texas. We decided to take a trip to the Keys together. >> Okay. Where are you from? >> I'm from California. He's from Texas. Um, we had a lot to drink tonight, but I guess he didn't like the way that I was like walking away from him. I was trying to like deescalate the situation, and then he grabbed me by my hair multiple times, dragged me to the ground, hit [laughter] my head, hit my elbow. [clears throat] Like, you can see he's muching bigger than you guys renting this house. No, I begged on the neighbor's door for help because he took my phone and wouldn't give it to me. And then the neighbor said, "Give her hering phone." Um, my mom was on the phone. He's talking to his parents. Um, >> um, you guys were Are you dating? >> Um, >> I know you said X. >> We're We're seeing each other. Yes. >> How long have you been seeing each other? >> The past like year, but uh, not in person because he's lived in Fort Lauderdale working and I've lived in California. >> Okay. Um, I'm here to visit him and we can have a trip together. Um, and you just got really aggressive. >> Do you have ID on you? >> Yeah, it's my personal. >> Okay, we're going to get you running. >> Um, >> will you do me a favor and stand over by this fence? I need to take pictures of your injuries. >> So, prior to this all happening, were you guys arguing about something? Um yeah, we were walking down. Uh we were just arguing about that. Um he wanted to go home a little bit earlier than I did and he didn't like that I wanted to stay out. He wanted to go inside and eat his pizza. I said, "I'm not comfortable going inside with you. I'm going to call my mom." He grabbed my phone from me, put it in his pocket. I said, "Please give me my phone. That's all I need. Like I don't We don't need >> You said you didn't want to go inside to eat pizza and you didn't feel comfortable. Why was that? Cuz you guys were arguing." >> Yes. because he was pushing me all along this way and I was like, "Please don't touch me. I just want to call my mom. I don't want to make any problems. I love you. This is the last thing that I want to do." He's never put his hands on me. >> Okay. I was going to ask you, have you guys ever fought before? >> Um, he's grabbed me by my arm, but nothing like this. Like, he's straight up grabbed me by my hair and shoved me into the ground. And then >> inside the house or outside? >> No, that was outside of the house right here. [snorts] >> The gap between their stories was wider than the Grand Canyon. And somewhere in between lay the truth. The officers had no choice but to return to the boyfriend for a second [music] time. >> What were y'all arguing about when she fell on Duvall? >> Oh no, she just fell. >> Yeah, but y'all were arguing about something. >> No, no, that was whenever we were walking. We were just talking and she just like lost her. >> I saw I was across the street. I watched the whole thing >> and then she was like, "You just let me like I was like you walked off her." >> So from there from from there to here you guys have >> been going at it. No, no, no. Not at all. We went to go get pizza and I already told her from that moment. I was like, you're very drunk. You're you're really drunk. Like, you're making a lot of big arguments and things. Like, I'm just trying to get home. >> What What was she arguing about specifically? >> Just a relationship. >> So, just like little relationship stuff. >> Yeah. Like, and that's really it. And then it just it just compiled onto a point of just like a problem. >> She like cut everything. She kept like one thing after another like I get I get how it kind of looks on both sides, but like that's kind of how the whole issue went. >> So, okay. So, then here she tried So, she tried to walk away. >> Yeah. >> And you try to grab her to stop her. >> Exactly. And then she >> And then she fell. >> She fell. >> Hit her elbow. >> And then >> where where did she fall? >> Right here when she fell and then she walked over there and she kept trying to walk away and then doing the same thing. And then like honestly it was a matter of like me just trying to turn her around and then she would >> try to talk like try to talk to her or >> Yeah. But then it did get aggressive and that was on me. >> What do you mean aggressive? >> Because it was a point like I grabbed her because it was my So it was me grabbing her hair and that was when she fell and then when she was like look like I'm just trying to >> Okay. When you say grab her, what do you mean? Like you >> grabbing like look like I'm trying to >> Where did you grab her? >> On her hair. Like >> you grabbed her by her hair. >> Yeah. And it was kind of >> to do what? To >> to just try to be like stop walking away. And I tried to grab her by her arm and that was when she's like pushing me away being aggressive. And that was my mess up. >> He grabbed you by the hair, right? >> Yes. And dragged me to the ground. And then every time I tried to get up, he kept grabbing me by my hair. Obviously, I'm not strong enough to defend myself, so I ran over to the neighbor's house. I banged on his door. He was kind enough to answer. And um yeah, >> I just want to see if you have any other injuries. Do you feel like you're hurt anywhere else? Your knees, anything like that? >> No, I don't think so. It's just this. >> What about your head? Is your head hurting? >> My head hurts right here. Do >> you mind if I check it? >> Yeah. >> Finally, he was like, "Give her her phone right now." I called my mom. He was on or the neighbor was on the phone with my mom and she said, "Please call the cops right now." So, I think he called the cops. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to grab my med bag and clean her up a little bit. >> I I get your remorseful, but I need I just need you to tell me exactly what happened and what like what course of action and the timeline. So pretty much like I said, so we came over here. We were walking away. She started coming over here and I was like, "No, like you can't walk away to a point we don't know." And that was our coordinator. I was like, "No, like you can't walk away place we don't know." So you start going that way. Same scenario that >> and you went to grab her arm and she she was like hitting your hands off of you. >> Like be weird about she is drunk right now. >> Yeah, that I'm not worried about that. I'm worried about So you grab Okay. and then she would fall and then same scenario and I maybe didn't acknowledge my strength at the point but then yeah so then I pulled and then she fell again and that was probably when I was like like stop trying to walk away >> okay so you grabbed you went to grab her by her arm to get her to stop walking away >> hold on I'm I'm going to recite it back to you >> you went to grab her by her arm to stop her from walking away she hit your hand away from you >> that was right here >> and then you grabbed her by her hair >> right and then she was >> to stop her from walking away and then She fell. >> Then she fell and then she started walking that way and that was when she was really upset and I started screaming. Same scenario. We started going away. I tried to turn around. She didn't listen. So that was when I got upset cuz I was like, >> "Where are you guys staying?" >> Right. We're in a hotel over here. >> Don't get up. Stay right there. >> His cold and detached demeanor had already made one thing clear. He looked far too comfortable for someone in this position. The officers could easily tell that his confidence was not built on innocence. And you're sure you're not hurt anywhere else? >> Um my my head really hurts right here, but I don't know if it's just like from me hitting it. I don't know. >> Did he hit it? >> Um he grabbed me and hit my head on the floor really hard. >> So he was hitting your head off the floor. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> When [snorts] you fell crossing the street when you guys went to go get pizza, were you guys arguing then, too? >> Not really bad. He was just mostly being like, "We need to go home." home and I was like, I don't really feel comfortable like being alone with you right now. So, I'm just going to walk like a little bit behind you. He's like, no the you're not me grabbing me by my hair, dragging you. >> Well, no, I I know here. >> So, when you guys were getting pizza on Duvall and you fell into the street like off the sidewalk, do you remember that like an hour and a half ago? >> Yes, that was me. >> Okay. Um, >> he didn't he didn't like yank you down or >> No, he I mean he was being like, "Get up. Let's go. Let's go." And like I'm drunk [laughter] so I get it. It's okay. So he didn't like shove me at that point. The only time that he put his hand right here and then I said, "Can I please have my phone? All I want to do is call my mom." And he said, "No." As soon as the neighbor came out, he was like, "Oh, okay." Like other people are involved. So he came over and gave me my phone. I called my mom. She was like, "You need to call the cops right now." So I said, "Are you calling the cops?" The neighbor said, "Yes, I'm calling the cops right now. They're on their way. Just please wait right here." So I waited for you guys. But all in that little circle right there, he kept grabbing me with my hair. Every time I got up, he grabbed me to the ground. You're >> all right. Take some pictures. It's okay. Um, >> listen, you don't you don't have to explain anything to me. Okay, it's all right. I'm going to go talk to her. >> Hang out with her for a second. >> I just don't want to get him in trouble. Like, that's not my goal here. I just want to be safe. >> We're trying to make sure both of you are safe. That's what we're Okay. >> Yeah. I don't >> So, let me let me go talk to her. >> Okay. Just breathe. >> Okay. >> Okay. Deep breaths. Long deep breaths. >> Slow your breathing down. I get it's upsetting. Hang out with her for a second. I know it is. It's okay. That's why we're here, right? >> Yeah. >> Hang out with her for a second and then I'm going to go talk to the other officer. Okay. >> Okay. >> What's really just like scary about this whole situation is like we've been off and on for like a year. I've told him multiple times like what's happened with me and my ex. He knows that like my ex has done this to me and he promised me like he would never put his hands on me and then tonight he just drank too much. I've never seen this side of him ever. And I just I just don't know what to do in this situation because obviously I want to protect myself, but like I don't want to get him in trouble. I care about him and his family a lot. Like he hurt me, so I I don't know what to do. >> The officers had seen enough to form an opinion, but opinions don't close cases. Before wrapping things up, they returned to the person who had initiated the entire investigation. >> Hi, I'm really sorry. I don't I don't mean to wake you up. I know that they had issue outside. Um, just really quick rundown what happened. She knocked at your door for help. >> Bang on my door, terrible yelling. Uh, my elbow. >> Yeah. And she told me that they basically pulled her down or whatnot. Uh, was going to call the police. Gave her my phone. >> She did. She have her phone. >> She didn't ask. I have my phone. Okay. >> She want to use my phone. Call the police. I gave her my phone. She started calling trying to call her mom. >> Okay. >> Didn't answer. He comes up. She starts getting really hysterical. So, I say just, you know, say, "Whatever. Um, and then that's when I called a non-emergency number. Um, okay. And then, uh, basically he's trying to go, "I'll call him now." Whatever. I said, "Well, why don't you go get her phone?" >> Then she called her mom on her phone and basically sat here while we >> and he had her phone. >> He had her phone, I guess, at the the hotel, motel, whatever. >> Okay. All right. >> Kind of like what I got for me. >> Okay. Yeah. So, she just basically needed someone for some help. I appreciate it. I didn't mean to wake you up again, but thank you so much. Yeah. >> Can I have your key in your hand? Put your hand on your back. I'm just going to drop that for a second. >> She's going to explain to you what's going on. Okay. >> All right. So, obviously you guys had a little uh altercation tonight based on what you told me based on her injuries. You know, as you know, in the state of Florida, we have no tolerance when it comes to domest domestic battery. Um, it is determined that, you know, because of her injuries, you are the primary on this. So, because of that, I'll be taking you with me to county. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Now, I just have a question. Is this the hotel room? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Can I Does she have a key to get in? >> No. >> Okay. So, this will be her. >> I'm going to put this >> I'm sorry. >> Nope. Nope. >> Okay. >> We're going to have you fill out some forms here in a minute. Okay. Oh my god. Oh my god. Okay. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Take a deep breath. So, what did we just talk about? >> Yeah. >> And you said you understood. >> No, that's not love. I know that's not love. It's >> so don't apologize. Okay. >> It's okay. Take a deep breath. >> You deserve better. You deserve better. >> All right. So, I'm going to um we're going to go up to the jail. It's not far. We'll be there in like 10 minutes. Not even. I [laughter] would rather go to jail. Literally, I'd rather not I'd rather go sit with someone than be by myself in there. >> Remember what I told you? Nice hot shower. Call your mom after. >> My mom's probably asleep. >> Guessing you had to breathe. >> I know. I'm literally >> I guarantee you the fact that she just had to have somebody call the cops for her daughter. She's not sleeping. >> In the end, the man was charged with misdemeanor battery. In more ways than one, boyfriends come in different shades, while the last one waited for a romantic getaway to show his true colors. This guy got straight to business at home, leaving scars and broken trust in his wake. >> So, when I finally got to the door, he pushed me and then he kicked me in my nose cuz I had failed. >> Okay. What are you >> Were you just an obligation today? Just before sunrise on April the 22nd, 2025, officers with the Akran Police Department responded to an apartment after a woman called 911, saying that she had narrowly escaped in a of a lifetime. They arrived within minutes and found her exactly where she said she would be. Her nose was her emotions calm because there was no energy left to even rant. Although she was still standing on her feet, it was obvious that she had narrowly escaped a harrowing fate. And then I started getting my stuff because I already know he was like that. So I did not leave. >> Hey, what's your boyfriend? >> Rolling. >> Rolling. >> All right, dear. I'm going flash a light on you. Okay. >> It just it just really just started from there. It just started happening fast and I kept trying to leave and he wouldn't let me leave. So when I finally got to the door, he pushed me and then he kicked me in my nose cuz I had failed. >> Okay. Here, you want to sit down? You sure? >> I just want to get my stuff. >> Okay. >> Did anything else physical happen besides him kicking you? >> It was just It was just a lot. >> Did he you at any point? >> Mhm. >> Okay, let me see. >> I don't have a shirt on. >> It's okay. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah. He's gonna be a 13. >> Yep. He's got to be a 13. All right, dear. Do me a favor. Have a seat right here. Okay. I know you don't want to sit down, but uh you got She got red marks around the the collar neck area. All right. Uh >> 3C. As soon as you get off the elevator. >> 3C. >> 3C7. As soon as you get off ele >> 3C7. >> 3C7. Yes. >> Third floor. >> Third floor. >> Okay. All right. So, >> do you have a hot hair tie? >> Hair tie, >> please. >> I got to run to the cruiser. But before I run to the cruiser, I got to ask you these questions. Okay. All right. So, at any point, did you lose consciousness when you were? >> You said no. >> I don't know. >> You don't know? Okay. Hold on. your cruisers. >> You dealing with a you dealing with knows her boyfriend kicked her in the nose with his boot and then he grabbed her by like the throat area and ripped her shirt. So she got like indicators around the neck area so and then she got like a scratch with an uh but she's shirtless too. So like got a sweater on but she doesn't have a shirt >> not so >> Yeah. I'm sorry. I thought that they warned you guys or whatever. So, I know you guys don't do like a here, but just for you to check out cuz her nose is busted up. >> Okay. >> Are you willing to go down there with the officer's uh sign? >> I think Yeah, I probably should. >> Okay. All right. Cuz your nose is starting to swell up, too. >> I can feel it. Okay. Want some water? No. Okay. All right. Um, do you have a key to that apartment? >> He took it. >> The bruises and markings had already become the silent witness in the room. As the officers approached Roland, they knew his story would have to answer to the evidence, not the other way around. >> Hello. >> Ne. Okay. Is Roland here? >> Uh-huh. Can you tell us about her? >> What's going on? >> Hey, Roland, we need you to step outside. How's it going? Uh, how about for a second? All right. Was you just in altercation today? >> Were you in altercation today? What's happening? What part you saying? >> All right. How did her how did she get injuries today? All right, M. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while being questioned. Man, do you wish to talk to us? So right now it's time to, you know, give us her side of the story because right now it's only one-sided. So we get, you know, her story injuries. lock the door for me on here in a minute. Um, let me uh >> All right, just uh quick do a quick pat down on you. Okay, just because you're transferring cars. Okay, you got anything that's going to stick me poke me? >> Sir, you got anything else that's going to stick, poke me? You anything on you that's going to stick me or poke me? No. Okay. Okay. All right. Um, go ahead and uh step your feet in. >> In the end, he was charged with a andation. This rarely ends with the victim. Sometimes it spills over onto anyone who stands in its way. That was the path this boyfriend was about to take when the officers arrived to diffuse a domestic conflict that he instigated. >> Good. So, the reaction like you said. Yep. Sometimes you just get too emotional, huh? >> Yeah. Do you feel safe here? >> Is there somewhere that I can take you? >> I just SAID I'M GOING TO GO IN my man. >> You're talking me? >> Roll over. On September the 3rd, 2025, at around midnight, officers in Ohio responded after a woman reported that her boyfriend was making her and their little one fear for their safety. By the time they arrived, the home was unusually still. But the officers knew better than to mistake the silence for peace. Hello. >> Hello. >> Did you guys call? >> All right. What's going on? >> You guys were? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is everything everything okay now? What's What happened? >> Is this Zack? We're coming inside. All right. >> What's up? >> What's fine? >> What's fine? >> You don't need to come. >> We got a call, man. Did you put >> No, it was my phone on accident. >> Did you put a quarter on your neck? No. >> Did you put a quarter around your neck? >> Nope. >> You didn't. Okay. >> Excuse me, dude. >> Sorry. Right. Mind if I come in here and talk to you? >> Yes. >> You do mine or I can come in there and talk to you? No, I said yeah, I do mine. >> Okay. Okay. >> At least don't find any. >> Okay. >> Well, we got called out here. >> I know. >> For fighting. >> I said it was my phone on accident. >> Your phone called us on accident for fighting. >> Yes. >> Make that for fighting. What do you That's what she just told you. What do you mean? You just found That's our call. >> That's what she's saying. >> Well, whoever called, >> that's the phone. And the most you got was what? like a second call on I realized that it was called. >> We're always trying to figure out what I'm going on. That's all we're here for. >> Just going by our call our call notes. You got understand our call notes say that there was a fight here. So something went on this that way earlier. >> Say within last 10 minutes. >> Oh, it was last 10. Okay. Yeah. >> That's different. At least you didn't say that. You just saying. >> You think I can get here instantly? >> I can't just teleport here. No. >> It takes time. All right. I say, man, understand what was going on tonight. >> Um, I was upset and she called the guys. >> We We've been fighting lately in general. >> Okay. >> But he says that I'm aware of trying to show him that I care. He got upset with some answers and like >> he he sat and tried to saw her before. >> Okay. And I I just didn't know what else to do. >> Gotcha. Okay. >> I just want him to get home. >> Gotcha. Okay. Did he harm you at all? >> Did he push you down? >> Okay. Cuz the call notes said that somebody got pushed or something like that. >> I think I got pushed out of the way, but I it wasn't like meant to push me. And I think when I called her. >> Yeah. Anything physical? Nope. Nothing here. No. >> Okay. So, with her, you got upset. >> What would solicit her to call the cops in with you being upset? >> Just worried about me. >> Just worried about you. >> What's going on with you? >> Anything she's got to worry about? >> Nothing like work, life, nothing like that. >> I know. about almost a year ago in October. We we called last year and I we kind of just talked out of it. >> Mhm. >> I didn't speak. >> How long would you say you've known Zach? >> I've known him for it'll be 9 days and >> Okay. So, it's kind of new >> or has he always had some kind of >> It's about depression, anxiety, but that's just getting like worse progressively. >> Okay. You feeling like some type of way? You feeling like like you're going to hurt yourself? You already said you didn't wrap a corner around your neck, right? Okay. So, you're not >> I've I've had probably on the last report probably said something about that. So, >> any thoughts tonight? Harm yourself, harm the others. >> Okay. >> The warning signs were hiding in plain sight. He had brushed off the 911 call as a mistake, but that was only one of several claims that weren't quite adding up. >> Uh, has he ever like threatened to harm your guys' son or >> Okay. So, he's always okay, he'll hear like the arguing maybe, but that's it. >> Okay. >> So, I I know like at times, although this argument may not be uh a violent one, but I know at times us as men get kind of carried away. Sometimes we say things we don't mean or do things we don't mean. You didn't happen to like say something crazy out of like >> I probably did. Yeah. So >> So basically what we're getting at now is so nothing violent happened, right? >> All right. You're not you're just words. You're not thinking about hurting yourself. >> I like I said I might have said something to her and that's what probably made her want to call. >> But are you having those feelings? Mhm. >> Are you having those feelings? >> No. No. >> Okay. Well, you seem kind of hesitant there, brother. So, >> just still kind of stressed about the argument and not >> it's overreaction like you said. Yeah. Sometimes you just get too emotional, huh? >> Yeah. Okay. Let me see what you know they're getting from him. But yeah, I mean I think he did the right thing cuz got to start somewhere. >> A lot of the time like he won't get in trouble. Like the only thing that you know you could get arrested for is if there were marks on you say when you called and we saw like physical harm on you and that's a different story. But yeah, let me see what they're saying. >> Yeah. I mean I don't have any like the muscles there like on my neck but I know from hit my knee when I fell but it would be like a rug. >> Okay. Now I see your arm too. Okay. And that's from him pushing down last week you said. Okay. Now your knee too you said. Yeah, that's that's like the red room if I had something. >> Yeah, Brew's right there. Okay. All right. Um, let me get with my partner real quick and I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> Mhm. >> You know, she said that she wants you she wants to make sure that you're okay, that nothing's nothing's going to happen. All right. So, if you're okay, if you'll have his information and everything like that, >> I'll get it here in a second. >> Okay. So, we'll get that and we'll be out of your hair here, okay? And you guys call us back if you need us. Nope. >> Separating them had already cracked the case wide open. Al say committed to his stoic tough guy act. His partner had already revealed what went on behind closed doors. >> This wasn't from tonight. This wasn't from tonight, but there is some marks on her bruises. When did this happen? >> A week ago. >> A week ago. What happened? might hold us. >> Okay. Do you feel safe here? >> Is there somewhere that I can take you? Do you want me to ask him if there's somewhere he can go for the night? >> For him, it's my um it's my mom's. >> Okay. >> Our son is also sleeping upstairs. >> Okay. All right. Uh I will ask him. >> Does he live here with you? >> He stays here. He's not. His legal address is not here, >> but he has somewhere to go. >> He always go to his mom's house. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Let me talk to him and uh I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> Hey, Zach. You got somewhere you can go tonight? You got somewhere you can go tonight? >> Nope. >> She says you can stay with your mom tonight. Okay. Well, is there anywhere you can go? I can't take you anywhere. >> I can't take you anywhere. >> You can't. >> We can We can take you somewhere. There's somewhere else you can stay. >> Oh, yeah. If there was not Yeah. I mean, yeah, sure. But >> Okay. >> Do you have separate rooms you can stay in? >> So, >> so long story short, you have separate rooms you can stay in. >> Do you live here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, right now she's saying she doesn't really feel safe with you. >> So, >> and I know how these situations play out and I know you're going to tell me that, trust me, nothing won't happen. And I know that I'm going to be like, "Hey, listen. I've been through this before. Nine times out of 10 when I come back, somebody's going to end up going to jail. So, I'm asking you to be the bigger man right now and just go somewhere for for the night. Okay? Let me take you somewhere away for the night just so you guys can cooler heads can prevail in the morning, man. >> Yeah. >> Isn't there other options, too? >> Well, I mean, listen, I legally cannot force you from your home, >> right? >> However, I I can >> You go off of just your statistics, like the chances, right? >> Yeah. I mean, however, I can tell you when and if I do come back here, somebody is going to jail because in Ohio >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I've watched all those Yeah. >> like body cam videos. Yeah. If you guys come back to it, especially same night. Yeah. >> It could be worse. >> Because the call's been made. We've been out here. The attention they can change your mindset pretty quick. >> Yeah. But yeah. No, I just looking out for hope. But yeah, I think you're just looking out for me, right? Yeah. Yeah. I'm fine. I I just don't have anyone that I can just up and just go to. So, >> okay. >> All right. Do you have a another bedroom in your house? >> What's that? >> Like another bedroom? Anything like that? >> You have like another bedroom? >> Yeah. >> Somewhere where you can stay. You stay separate from her. >> Okay. So, I advise that you stay separated for the night. Okay, like you said, if you end up coming back out here or whatever, you're all fighting again, someone gets hit, someone's probably going to jail. >> All right, I won't have to send you to jail or the hospital for you saying something crazy. Um, so if you guys can remain separated, be the best for this situation. All right. >> The officer still believed that deescalation was the way forward. However, something about him didn't sit right with them. Rather than rush to conclusions, they changed course and started asking the questions that mattered most. >> He says he's going to stay away from you. He says he's going to stay in a different room. Uh if you're okay with that, by all means, uh if you need to call us back, you can always call us back if it does become violent or anything like that. >> Would I be able to have someone like escort me to get my stuff so I can get my son? >> Yeah. >> And so we can I it's not going to Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, I I'll take you in there, but if you don't want him here, I would evict him. Okay. >> And I It has to I'll go through my mom. She I called her after I called. I don't know if she she said she was on your way. >> Yeah. >> But I don't know. >> Unfortunately, tonight >> not unfortunately. >> There's not much. >> Yeah. Yeah. Because >> there's not much refresh. >> Well, it's it's not it's not bad. Not that I want him. >> Did he threaten you at all? >> No, I just don't. That's that was my main thing is I don't want him. >> I don't know how to come home. >> Right. >> And I can definitely escort you inside the house and you can get whatever you need and then you I can stay here until you get in the car, get your son loaded up or your child loaded up and and go wherever you need to go. >> All right. You want to walk her inside and >> go this way or >> Yeah. [clears throat] >> So, here's the skinny. Because you opted not to leave, she's going to leave for the night. >> Yep. That's what I was saying. >> Okay. >> Oh, you're good. >> I'll just hang out over here. reality had a witty way of catching up with manipulative people. While seated in the living room under the watchful eye of an officer, he soon let his guard down. No, we're all right. Blowing off blowing off steam. >> All right, M. Can I just stand back over there for now? Just so she can get out of here only because of that. I'm telling you, >> she can get out. You can step over there. Step right here. >> Listen, >> you just struck a wall. >> It's okay. I I can struck aing wall in my house. >> Just Just stand the doorway, dude. Don't ask. Just stand the doorway. >> I This is far. It's like a door, isn't it? >> Listen, Zach. I'm asking you. >> Okay, you can ask me whatever the you want and I can say, "Okay, now you're blocking the door and she can't get out." >> Zach, listen. >> Well, you're not. You are. >> What are you doing? >> Okay. >> He asked you to stand back, right? >> I don't care. I I am back far enough. >> I am back far. I'm >> will tell you when you're back far enough. >> You will not tell me you >> to back you. You haven't I can It's Chef. >> You put your hands behind. >> Oh, what? What? What? >> Put your hands behind your back. You're going on the ground. >> One minute. I'm getting down right here. >> I'm getting down right here. >> Let your hand go now. >> Go on my >> Let your hand go. Let your hand go. Come here. >> I just SAID I'M GOING TO GO ON MY MAN. >> You're me. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. Roll over. Go that way. Give me your hand. Give me your hand. on my ass. >> Oh, that could have been a boy if you just listen and back up. >> Power trip, listen and back up. I was back far enough. It's >> not a power trip, man. You escalated everything in here. >> I was back far enough. >> Are we going up? >> Yes. Yep. Are you going to punch me again, brother? >> What's your name? You punching people, bro? >> What the was the point of that, huh? Yeah. >> Well, you don't want that. >> I Bro, I took one step. You didn't need to come at me punching me and >> Well, you should have listened. >> Dude, you're probably some new rookie cop, dude. You're okay. >> Got anything else you can punch? >> Oh, no. You're okay. doggy. >> Once you started walking forward, I knew what it was going to end up being. So, >> that's doggy. >> It's okay, baby. You got to get some help. Okay. >> If I do something, you'll just blast me into the car, right? >> This is true. >> I'm just fine. Like, >> literally asked you to take a step back. You escalated. Excuse me. >> Right. >> Come on, man. Just >> Right. >> Come on. You know how all these like these are like you don't Why do you need to touch me right now? It's fine. >> Because I don't need you coming at me. Just listen. Thank you. I took one shot like >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I know. Yes. I know. Aggressively. Yeah. Towards. Yes. >> Okay. So, do me a favor. Have a seat. >> Okay. >> All right. Yeah. You can keep your finger. Come on. >> Take a seat. You're going to go into the cruiser. I need you to take a seat. Okay. Listen. We're not doing this again. >> All right. You already didn't listen once. All right. >> This is what happened. >> Okay. Now, please put your feet in. He'll talk to you >> once your feet are in. >> Okay. >> Yeah. He's got co so he he won't be here tonight. >> I mean maybe tomorrow depending what happened, >> right? >> You're talking about like what are you being arrested for? >> Yeah. >> Oh, obstruction. >> I'm assuming resisting an obstruction at a minimum. >> Yes. >> Just give us a minute. We'll be on our way down. >> Yep. >> Thank you. Yeah. >> In the end, he was charged with domestic and resisting arrest. Like so many boyfriends before him, Jesse allowed a dark side to blur the line between a tense argument and outright. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET >> ON THE GROUND NOW. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TAPED. >> And I was holding everything like this. And that's when he grabbed my sweater and like slammed me to the grass. >> During the early morning hours of June the 29th, 2024, officers with the Jupiter Police Department, Florida, responded to reports of a physical altercation between a couple in a bar parking lot. [music] Then a scream cut through the background of the 911 call, leaving little doubt that something had gone terribly wrong. >> Just looking for my wallet. >> Hey, stay over here. >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> DeAndre. >> DeAndre. >> Okay. What was going on? >> Oh, nothing. I'm just looking for my wallet. I know it's in somebody's car, but they already know, but they didn't find it. >> Let me check the notes again cuz they didn't really give a description. Oh, >> was there a description? Thank you. >> Hey, I'm I'm just going to check around here 108 if you want to jump. >> Yeah, I'll go I'll go up north. >> Did you see anything? Get down. GET DOWN ON THE GROUND. GET DOWN. GET DOWN ON the lay down. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. GET ON THE GROUND. LAY DOWN ON THE GROUND NOW. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> I did not ON THE GROUND. LAY DOWN. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> Arms on your side. >> I'm on YOUR SIDE. BACK YOUR BACK. >> I'm laying down. >> Keep the running on your [ __ ] >> You got him. I'm up. >> I got him. >> Don't move. If he's He's froggy. Just get away. >> Yeah, I know. Just be careful. Watch out. You talking about, boy? I did nothing wrong. >> 121 PC. Oh yeah. You for my stand up and I stand up. >> I did nothing wrong. >> I know you can do all you want. SGE. SGE. SGE. >> I did nothing wrong. SGE stop. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. It's over. It's over. >> All right. All right. Sge. All right. Sge. All right. >> I did nothing wrong with sir. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Yeah. Got nothing on me. >> Turn your body against the wall. >> I ain't got nothing on me. SGE. >> SGE. >> I'm spread. >> Sarge. I'm spread. Sarge. You know I am. Sarge. >> Are you all right? >> You sure you don't need medical? Okay. All right. Who is that to you? Is that your boyfriend? was okay. All right. Do you have an ID on your look? >> No. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Christie. >> Christie. And with a K or is he? >> Okay. Are you hurt anywhere? >> No. I just He just threw me to the ground. >> Were you witness? Okay. You sure you don't want fire rescue to check you out and make sure that you're all right? Okay. >> What's your name, honey? >> Lea. >> Leila. Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have an ID on you? >> No. I live I live right around the corner. >> Lea, can you spell your name for him? >> L E L A's going to come after me. >> Both of us. >> Did he touch you, too? >> With the scene temporarily under control, the officers made their way back to Chesse, whose erratic outbursts had earned him the seats in the back of a patrol car. I got no fit in here. This is >> getting your property now. >> You Where's my I did nothing wrong to you, sir. >> I just I just answered your question. You said your property. >> Sorry. I apologize. >> I haven't been nothing but respect to you. >> I'm in my feelings right now, bro. I I can see that he's getting your property now and he's >> I'm going to listen to you. I'm going to listen to you. >> I appreciate it. I wrote the window down so you get some air. >> All right. Thank you. What else you going to tell me? That's it >> for now. That's it. The other officer will talk to you in a second. >> Yeah, I know. That's right. >> Jesse had already burned through whatever benefit of the doubt he had left. Rather than argue with a brick wall, the officer turned to his girlfriend who clearly still had a lot to unpack. >> Did you give a statement tomorrow officer? >> Not yet. >> Okay. >> Are you willing to do that for us? >> Yeah. I'll talk to you. >> I'll talk to you. >> Can you just step over here for me? We'll be right back. All right. >> Yeah. Hold on. Was that from the night too? I don't know. I think so. I don't know. Honestly, I don't know. >> Um Okay. My name is Kelly. Okay. With a K. All right. Um, did you call or did Laya call? Did she call? >> She call. Okay. Were you guys at Rouse tonight? >> No, I wasn't with him. He was up here. She lives around the corner. I was out with her and then we went to her house. I was sleeping. He kept calling me, calling me, calling me, and I wouldn't answer. And he has my van cuz like we were together and I let him use the van. Then when I heard that he called him, I finally answered the phone and I could tell he had been drinking. So I said, "You can't drive." He tried to call him an Uber. She called an Uber. They came, he wouldn't get in. And then he said that he was going to go start kicking the van and he was going to destroy it. And so she walked up here to try to get my van. And I stayed at her house, but I could hear him yelling, so I got scared for her. So I started walking up here and he was saw me coming down and he just started running at me and he ripped my chains off my neck and slammed me and grasped over there >> like on like next to this building or were you guys further down. >> Okay. But you were on old Dixie. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Were you in front of like one of the houses or there was a couple of houses over there? >> Okay. All right. So after he So he grabbed Did he grab you by the necklace and throw you down or did he grab you? >> Well, first he grabbed he was grabbing my sweater and he kept saying, "Give me the keys. Give me the keys." >> Okay. >> And I was holding everything like this and that's when he grabbed my sweater and like slammed me to the grass. >> Okay. >> And I was just screaming, "Can you please just let me go?" And he let go and he got up and started walking. So, I stood up and then he turned back around and that's when he grabbed my my chains and he was like, "Get me out of here. Get me home." And he was like holding my chains here and then he just ripped them off and threw my chains in the street. >> And then he ran to the van and started kicking the van while she was on the phone. >> Okay. And then we started walking up here to find you guys. And when we were walking down here, he grabbed the back of my >> my hood and threw me on the ground >> here. Was this right before we got here? >> Okay. >> Okay. Is your van >> What color was it? >> Little bait pen. This thing. >> What color was it? >> Oh, it's like a I don't know. >> I saw a bunch of [ __ ] over there. >> I don't know if it was any of that, but I definitely saw a lot of Did you get a pamper? S T Y >> definitely had a letter. >> Yes. Um >> short is that? >> No. >> No, that's it with a Y. >> Christie >> tried going to look for it, but I need a better idea as to where >> you know her necklaces. >> They're probably in the row, but then I think he picked them up and I don't know if they might have put them. I saw them and that was his children. Did are they in the grass way back there? >> We're going to walk. I want to see what uh is your van the one that's parked over by the railroad tracks. Yeah. >> I just want to see if he damaged that. You said it would take it and stuff, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Hang on to this. >> Just give you >> I'm gonna grab my phone real quick cuz I got to take pictures of my leg. Chrissy, that's the van. Yeah. >> Yeah. Uh, I mean, I guess I could pretty much tell like his foot marks are on the freaking trip. >> After assessing the damage Jesse had caused to both the vehicle and his girlfriend, the officers took him to the precinct. [music] Every bad decision had a shelf life. His had just expired. >> All right, see that officer to your left for you? >> Yes, sir. >> He'll explain everything to you, but I need you to know. >> All right. What's going on right now? >> I'm listening, sir. >> I'm listening, sir. >> Can I get my house key? All right. So, just lean forward a little bit more. Couple seconds, right? >> What's wrong with y'all, bro? >> Turn to the left, bro. >> Bro, I did nothing wrong, bro. This how y'all really going to do me, bro. >> Turn that way. >> Turn that way. >> Like, uh, >> that's how y'all really going to do me, bro. >> Is it underneath his arms? >> I ain't even resisting, bro. give you I ain't even resisting. >> I know. I know. >> I did not. >> Hey, for real, sir. >> For real. You talking about you going to be the one to talk to me? >> I'm listening to you. You ain't got to go. >> You ain't >> Oh, that was you. >> Hold on. >> I'm not doing that. Sergeant, >> I'm not even resisting, bro. Y'all please stop, bro. Pulling on me, bro. Please, bro. I'm not even doing nothing wrong, bro. >> I can't even do nothing. Lean back. Lean back. >> I can't even move. >> That's the point. >> Yeah. No. Don't touch me. >> I I really don't like >> I really don't like >> No, sir. No, sir. >> You going to do it yourself? We're going to do it for you. >> Y'all want to do it? >> I know you want to do it. >> I know you want to do it. >> So, just push I know you want to do it. Go ahead, splat me. Go ahead, punch me. >> I'm not going to punch you, man. >> Yeah, you do. Yeah, you do. Go ahead. Do me any type of way. I ain't even resisting. You ain't even How long you been in prison for? >> 16 years. >> 16 years, >> all on camera now. >> I know it is, SEG. That's why a did nothing wrong, bro. >> That's why I did nothing wrong. 16 years 23 5512. >> Please don't lay down. Sergeant, I cannot breathe in this thing. It's all in my chest and [ __ ] underwear. Sergeant, >> I'm not the sergeant. >> I'm sorry if you're not the sergeant, but sir, >> there's a reason there's a reason why you have both those things on you. Well, one of them you kicked off, but there's a reason why we have to hobble at you like this. We don't do this for every single body. >> I know you >> the way how you're acting erratic. You said you've been arrested before, so you know how this game goes. Correct. >> Correct. >> If you just sit still, we can help you out, but you're not cooperating with us. You're screaming and yelling, being belligerent. I understand you're drunk, but it's pretty hard to help someone who doesn't even want to help themselves. >> Yeah, I'm not going to help myself when I'm going to jail. >> So, listen. I I will help you as best I can, but it's a two-way street here. All right. >> I know what you're saying. You understand? Correct. >> In the end, he was charged with battery and resisting arrest. Every boyfriend has their own brand of evil expertise, but Zach stood far apart for all the wrong reasons. [music] To him, a lover's quarrel meant pulling his partner's hair out by the roots. >> I grab I grabbed her like this. So, my hands are going to be on her and I'm squeezing her tight to let her know like I love you. I want you. >> Um I can see the redness. What other marks you got? >> I don't even know. >> And what are those from? >> My hair is gone. >> Yeah. What's the neck markings from? >> From where? >> On the morning of March the 9th, 2023, officers with the Chilikoth Police Department rushed to the aid of a woman who had managed to escape an situation. When they arrived, they were met by a group of concerned witnesses who barely waited for the first question before spilling the beans. >> Hello. I just had an employee come to work. She's got marks on her. Um, this guy in here admitted that he had his hands on her. Um, there's a handful of hand hair in there >> um in in Julie's hand. That's Miranda's hair. Lady right here. >> Is he going to be leaving or anything? Um, well, he's wanting to go to my house to pick up his stuff and he's already made arrests and he's going to hurt our you know these marks on our face. Something needs done. >> Okay. So, hang tight. I want to go contact him. I don't need him bleeding. We need to go deal with him real quick. So, can you hang on your thing for cigarette? We'll be right back. >> Pulling someone's hair was disturbing enough. Tearing it out by the roots. That was something else entirely. The officers wasted no time confronting the suspected aggressor, Zach, who already had his version of events polished to perfection. Or so he thought. >> When she gets mad, she goes like this. I do. I mean, I do when we're I rub my hands through the back of her hair. I do. And I pull it a little bit when we're intimate. >> Okay. >> I do. So, I mean that. No, I did not do that. I did not. So she pulled that out. >> I'm not even saying she pulled it out. Like I said, we I mean it it could have just been there because when we have interim relationship, I get rough. We get rough. She like like and I I pull hair. >> That's fine. So listen, let's cut through the here because of domestic call. >> So I grab I grabbed her like this. So my hands are going to be and I'm squeezing her tight to let her know like I love you. I want you >> squeezing her. Okay. I mean, I promise I have nothing to hide here. >> We got to figure it out, man. >> I'm sorry. Ain't coming down to this. >> Somebody's already calling you once and then we have this and we're going to go talk to her. He's going to hang out here for a second and then we'll go from there. >> If you self-inflicted yourself, I'll take your word for it. >> I did. >> All right. Well, hang out in here for a second. >> I was terrified. So, I jumped out. Am I hitting? Like I I feel bad for hitting him, but I >> Why? You have to protect your life, right? >> You have a >> You have a child. You got to protect yourself. >> So, you don't need to feel bad about anything. >> Um >> I just never had to. >> Are you um Can you write out a statement about this? Just about what he said and what happened? I know you told us, but they like to see it on paper. Um we'll get you a written statement. Um I can see the redness. What other marks you got? >> I don't even know. >> Okay. Let me see the other side of your neck. >> Okay. And what are those from? >> My hair is gone. >> Yeah. What's the neck markings from? >> From where he was had me like this. I couldn't breathe. Like I was about I was kicking my feet. >> Was I like up against the seat? >> He had me in between and middle of the seats. Like my head was literally laid down. If I weren't with my son's car, seat this. >> Okay. Yeah, you're fine. All right. Let me get a picture of your neck if you can lift up. >> The evidence had already made its case. When the officers returned to Zach, they weren't asking questions anymore. Whether Zach got through the next few minutes without digging himself any deeper was entirely up to him. Early charges today. All right. Got my phone on the press charges. We can get >> Stop. >> Stop. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. >> Okay. Now that you're secured. >> All right, man. You're all right. All right. Yeah. >> Stop. >> Stop, dude. >> Now that you're secure, I'll let you know that you're charging. But you need to stay calm. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. Relax. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> Please don't. >> Please don't put resist. I'll stop. I promise you. I promise you I'll stop after >> escape, dude. You're in cuffs. You're attempting to escape. We're walking you to the car. >> I promise you I'll stop. >> No. You're catching felonies being goofy. >> Please stop, man. >> I just told you those wounds will stick. Keep doing silly stuff. Yep. >> Give her my cigarettes and money, please. >> No, she's not married to you. Those are yours. And I'll get your phone. Don't hit me with the support key. His >> Yeah. >> I want to go grab her hair real quick so I don't lose it. Hold that. I didn't go back and forth. >> There's another dab in there. >> Okay, I'll grab the dab in her hair real quick. I will out. >> Come on. Put my hat on. >> I'll put your hat on your head once you get out. >> It's going to be on the floor and I don't want it on the ground. It's >> already on the ground. >> On the ground for the house. >> Right here. >> Come on. >> Step out. Please. >> Please put my house out. Please step out of the floor. >> Please put my hat on my head. >> Please step out of the court. >> Here to protect and serve and can't do it. Simple. You're asking all >> I tried to be nice until you guys slam me around. We trying to be nice. Go ahead. For real. Cuz you resent. You can't escape arrest, my guy. Go ahead. Set up. That's silly. What? We've been trying to be nice as all get out. >> Religion and it's coming rock. >> That's my religion. We'll take it. That's my religion. That's my religion. That's my religion. >> You're making this, >> dude. It's my religion. >> You going to still have it? >> That is my religion. In the end, he was charged with domestic escape and resisting arrest. So far, we've seen a boyfriends of every kind. But here comes one who locked his girlfriend outside unclo and then mistook intimidation for strength when the cops arrived. >> Turn the female outside naked and they believed that she went back into apartment. B boy, >> you have a permit to be in my apartment. >> Stop talking. I'm not speaking. >> I don't have a I don't I can talk if I want to. I can talk if I want to. Female speech savior got bit on me. >> On April the 1st, 2024, officers responded to a call that would lead them into a domestic dispute far more complicated than they would have imagined. The initial report came from concerned neighbors who alerted the police to a domestic issue and a naked woman locked outside her apartment. Upon arrival, officers found a tense situation unfolding. The woman explains that an argument had occurred after she discovered her boyfriend had screenshots of other girls pictures. In response, she admitted to walking outside partially closed as an act of pettiness. She clarified that she had taken a few steps outside before feeling a push and the door closed behind her. Seeing this, they proceeded to knock on the door, but their initial attempts were met with silence. When the door finally opened, it was not a plea for help, but to a boyfriend ready to escalate, not cooperate. >> Did you answer the door? >> I I answered all the you. >> There's no there's no reason to answer. There's no reason for me to beat real life that way. >> Okay. >> No reason at all. No reason. Look, baby. There's no reason at all. >> Then you should answer >> for you to be on the door like that. >> No reason at all. >> Okay. Who called us? >> Okay, cool. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Are you willing to talk to us, ma'am? >> What? >> Are you willing to talk to us real quick? >> What? Well, we got >> we got a few phone calls that someone thought that there's domestic violence situation going on and that there was a female outside naked and they believed that she went back into apartment B boy. This is D obviously, but the phone number that we got called, >> do you have a permit to be in my apartment right now? >> The phone number we have, >> you have a permit to be in my apartment. >> Stop talking. I'm not speaking. >> I don't have a I don't I can talk if I want to. I can talk if I want to fe a speech. Thank you very much. So, do you have a permit to be in my apartment? [music] >> I'm talking to you. Do you have like permit to be pregnant? >> I'm talking to you right now, though. >> I'm okay. We're >> I'm okay. We're all >> You ignoring >> You just come outside and talk to me for like 30 seconds. >> You're trying to ignore right now, though. >> I am ignoring you. >> Okay. So, I'm ignoring you right now, though. >> Okay. So, >> Okay. Please move. I'm trying to talk to her. >> Just like you're ignoring me, I can ignore you, right? >> Okay. Well, we'd like to talk to her real quick cuz she's willing to talk to us. You need to move out of the way. Okay. >> I don't need to do actually right. [music] Freedom of speech, freedom of whatever the So, what's the point of your foot being >> Okay, we'd like to talk to her real quick and then what's the point of your foot being in my apartment? >> Preventing you from shutting the door while I'm trying to speak to the female that is standing behind you. >> We are here trying to investigate >> who tried to come to the door and you wouldn't let her. >> No, she's at the door. >> No. Well, she tried to come here and I saw you grab her and pull her back and then you ran to the door. You didn't see me? Yeah, I did. >> You didn't see me grab her at all. I didn't grab her at all. >> Can Can we just talk to you for like 60 seconds? >> Speaking out your ass. I didn't grab her at all. >> I'm speaking out your >> I'm not talking to you out of my face. >> I'm Don't touch me. >> Get your hand out. >> Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? I didn't touch you. >> I'm not touching you. Don't touch me. >> Just when the girlfriend might have defended him, the boyfriend's actions became completely indefensible. You don't touch my face. >> Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? >> Stop. >> You're making this a lot harder than it has to be. >> Can I talk to you real quick outside? >> I did. >> What did you see? What happened? >> We were just arguing. >> Something about you guys. Okay. >> Nothing was violent. Nothing >> just arguing. >> That's all we needed to figure out. >> No. >> Okay. So, >> I don't want to write a statement. I don't want nothing. >> That's fine. I don't want this. >> Okay, that's that's fine. >> Nothing. >> You're not injured? >> No. >> Were you outside naked? >> No. >> He wouldn't let you back in. >> Not not naked, but >> just unless clothing you are right now. >> Not naked. >> Okay. All right. >> I'm going to freak out. I don't want >> Okay. All right. Here. Stop the [ __ ] you touching me. >> Bye. I didn't actually touch my home. Bye. >> I'm going to stand right here until we're done here. >> All right. >> I didn't touch you at all. >> Okay. [snorts] >> The boyfriend, instead of calming down, made the one move that ensured the officers could not just walk away. >> Bye. >> I'm not going anywhere until we're done here. >> Back up. >> I'm not touching the >> back up. Don't touch me. >> Back up. >> Spit on me. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. >> I sit on the ground. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> The whole camera, bro. >> I sit on the ground. >> Where's the camera? >> I sit on the ground. >> You sit on me. >> On the ground. And he has he does spit a lot >> right on the ground. You were tweaking. >> Look. >> Oh freak out. >> I felt it hit me. So >> you felt it hit you. >> You're wearing pants and long sleeves. >> You felt it hit you. >> Hey Xavier, do you have an ID on you? >> Are you guys Do you guys have body cams? >> Yeah. Yes. It's recording. >> They all are. >> Yes. Okay. Stand up cuz we got our camera recording. >> Stand up. Let's go inside. >> Why is his lip up? >> Have a seat. Swing your feet in. What's your name? A name, date of birth, address from an attack on refusal to disclose personal identifying information. What's your name? >> What is it? >> I have two of them. >> With a boyfriend in cuffs, the officers began to uncover a pattern of behavior that painted a disturbing picture of this relationship. >> She said they had an argument. That's about as far as we got. She doesn't want to make a statement. You're not injured or anything, right? >> No, it never got that difficult. Okay. How did you end up outside? So I it was partially me walking out and partially getting shoved a little. Like I it was me walking out. I wasn't going to walk out to my car naked. That was definitely me doing me being petty. Me. >> Okay. >> But and then I got shoved and then he shut the door. >> Okay. Okay. >> And then I didn't even try if it was to see if it was open or anything. >> You just kind of hung out outside for >> Yes. I hid behind my car. >> Okay. >> So no one would see me. Why did you hide just Oh, okay. Were you completely naked or just >> like throwing underwear? >> I had the shirt on. >> You had this. Okay. >> And then underwear, so I felt [music] pretty naked, but I wasn't fully naked. >> Okay. >> But he it wasn't his fault I went outside. It was me going outside just to be petty. Like I definitely didn't start the argument. He was screenshotting other pictures, girls. So, I was being petty and arguing with him. >> Okay. >> And then I didn't stop the arguing. >> Okay. >> And then I just walked outside. I didn't walk. I kind of took a few steps and then the door >> got pushed and it wasn't a knock down drag out or anything like that. >> No. No. I wasn't for like >> Are you guys married? >> No. >> How long have you lived together? >> Um, we've lived together since December, but we've been together for about a year now. >> Okay. So, dating for a year. Love you guys since December. Do you have kids together? >> No. >> But he his dad is involved. Takes care of my kid. Like, it's his kid. >> What's uh >> is it a boy? >> Yes. >> What's his name? >> Matteo. We've dealt with a lot of cops before, so I just know he wouldn't physically spit on a cop. >> Okay. And for North like North Baltimore for instance, they're very racial and we've had incidents with them with Xavier, so would rather just keep him protected. >> In the end, the officers advised the woman that the boyfriend would likely be released soon and might call for a ride home. They encouraged better communication in the future to avoid similar situations. The guy was later charged with resisting arrest without violence.