Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Ow. Come here. Get down here now. Let me see your hand. Don't reach for that. Do not reach for that. >> Throw the gun out. Get down on your face. Down on your face. >> Cops deal with different types of people, but once in a while they come across that one psycho who takes the word crazy to a whole new level. But what happens when they come face to face with that one in a million psycho? It shows them that they would need more than just a badge to put them in control. Right. >> Hey, don't do anything stupid. Keep your hands up. >> Don't move. >> He's got a knife. He's got a knife. Here are several intense moments when cops have realized that they've encountered a certified one ina million psycho. Starting off with the peak of psycho. We have an unimaginably stupid individual who said, "Watch this." and pulled a weapon on armed officers. All while boxed into a tight space on New Year's Eve. >> Hey, Richard. >> What's up? [Music] >> Get an angle. Get an angle. Drop the Drop. [Music] You're >> going to face away from me. You're going to face door. You're going to face the door. Face the door. Back up. >> On December the 31st, 2024, at around 10:44 p.m., officers with the Columbus Division of Police were dispatched to 1215 Northridge Road on the city's north side. The call came in as an unknown complaint, but what raised eyebrows was that the caller said his friend had just texted him urging him to call 911. 951 911 call cops help. She left with him in that red Cooper Mini right there. His name Kings. I got the pictures of her from the other day when he was punching. I took pictures just to show you guys in case I needed it. I picked her up from here and he's been a ever since. He showed up at my mom's house right about right before she messaged me. Okay. and unannounced and he was drinking a bottle of had like a jar of moonshine and I don't like the dude anyway at all. It's the greenhouse the second house >> if he's got any weapons >> but she has told me that he does have a he's a convicted felon. I tried contacting his parole officer the other day. I got him with the APA. I haven't gotten a call back from them yet. I was going to talk to his parole officer about the concerns I'm having. >> And his name is Richard. What? Tatum. >> Tatum. And what's her name? Yeah. Uh I knew she's in there. >> You said he's a male white tatted up. >> Yeah, he's got like the tattoo tent strap going on. >> What's her last name? She got married. I forgot what her husband did. >> You tell her you're call You're calling us. >> I I tried calling her. I can't get a message. >> There's time for embarrass. She messages me at 9:51. >> 911 call cop. And then that's what I I tried calling her and that's all I know, man. >> Me and my mom came as soon as possible. Well, I tried to walk up and see if I could find an address on the house. I didn't see one on the house. >> Okay. So, when you walked up, did you hear anything? >> I saw two people as we came back. Two bigger like a bigger male and kind of a bigger female come out, stand on the porch for a second. Okay. >> And and then that's it. We came right here and I've been waiting for y'all ever since. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. The officers pressed on with the investigation, but with the scraps of info they had, it was already shaping up to be one of those long, chaotic nights where nothing came easy. Counter contact. Got a dog inside. He's going back into the house. Bigger guy. See the camera? Yeah. Where's that? There's one right here on the door in the window. >> Yeah. >> 431474. >> Hello ma'am. You have come to the door. >> I don't think that's >> I don't think she's in the basement. Yeah. Did you ask? >> I did. [Music] Perfect. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> She's in the basement. >> Were they fighting? >> They were arguing. >> They were arguing earlier. Who's that? >> I didn't hear anything. >> To be honest, I was in >> Is he down in the basement, too? >> Yeah. >> Is this a door of the basement? >> No. >> Um, no. It's around the corner. >> There's another dog down there, too. >> I got the other dog. We got some stuff right here. >> Yeah. >> All over the kitchen. Where's >> Come up here. Come around. Everyone outside. Go outside. Go outside. Can you tell us what's going on, dear? >> Keep an eye on this. >> So, it's a bottom of the stair. Okay. >> Where's the dog at? Down. somewhere down there. I don't see it. >> Hey, Richard. >> Hey, Richard. This is Columbus. Please. Can I get you to come up here? >> The officers were ready to have a conversation, and they made that clear. But the suspect, his idea of talking wasn't exactly what he had in his unhinged mind. >> Hey, Richard. Oh, >> there's a dog on the stairs. >> Hey, Richard. >> What's up? [Music] >> Hey, push in. Push in. Get an angle. Get an angle. Drop the drop. [Music] Cover down. Cover down. Cycle. Get >> I don't see where. >> Hold. Hold. Hold. >> Hold that. >> I'm holding. >> Hold it right there. >> Hell no. >> Get out. Everyone >> get >> let's go. >> We're holding >> the steps here. >> There's going to be officer involved. I >> copy. Just hold it right there. >> Keep calling out. Did anybody get a hit? Is anyone hit? >> He said he's been hit. >> Who's hit? >> Suspect. >> The suspect is hit. >> Yes. >> Are any of you guys hit? >> I'm aware. run where crap hit my face when I thought it. >> Go ahead and go ahead and roll with some medic. >> Richard, I need you to come up with your hands visible. >> Cars coming in. >> The only person left in this house is a suspect. He's barricading himself downstairs. >> So he's not coming out. >> I think he's on the right. We have no good angle on him. >> I'm going to see if there's are there windows to get out. >> He say he's not coming out. >> Did you get hit on? You know, I don't know. I feel like I should have to the wall. >> Richard, I need to see your hands. Richard, we need you to come out with nothing in your hands. >> Be careful coming. >> Not going down, dude. >> No, no, no. Be careful. Sticking your like keep >> my sister down here. >> We're not sending anyone down, Richard. you. >> I need you to come out with your hands up. Richard, >> listen. I want to hit the cigarette. >> I need to see your hands. Come out here with your hands. He's on the left side. He's holding. >> I need to see your hands, Richard. >> We want to get you some help, bae. He's to the left. Don't. It's >> not worth the container. No. Nothing in your hands, Richard. Your hands up. Nothing in your hands with your hands up above your head. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. Start coming up the stairs. Keep your hands up in the air. Quit hitting that cigarette that if your hand goes down your waist you man I want to you put your hands up put that cigarette out put your hands up theing air put your hands in the air up over your head over your head listen to me put your hands over your head >> hands over your head you're going to come over here you're going to face away from me you're going to face the door to face the door face door back up back up >> well his choice of communication blew up in his face. The officer set aside the fact that he had just tried to take them out. In a swift turn, they shifted from combat mode to rescue, hoping it wasn't too late for everyone involved. Come on, man. Let's get him out of here. Get him out of here. Say on his back. >> We're going to help you. >> We're on his stomach. >> Fight. >> Hold your hand. Hold your hand. Get on your stomach. Put your hand on your back. >> All right. >> Put your hand on your back. >> Get your gloves on. >> I'm bleeding. >> Where are you hit, buddy? >> I'm hitting the arm. >> Okay. I'm bleeding all over. Get your turn, man. Check his waist finger [Music] >> here. We got one. >> Hey, we got him >> right here. Come on in. We got one stomach officer involved. Let's go. You guys need >> He was transported to a local hospital for treatment, only for officers to find out that the firearm he pulled out was just a replica. Talk about risking it all for a fake flex. Still, that didn't stop him from facing charges like inducing panic, resisting arrest, and assault on a police officer. While that was chaotic, it has nothing on this 31-year-old psycho burglar who genuinely thought running with a knife at a fully geared up SWAT and police team was his golden ticket to freedom. >> Don't move. if you move. >> On July the 29th, 2024, around 3:20 a.m. in West Los Angeles, officers responded to a burglary call. The suspect, 31-year-old Lavel Adams, had allegedly tried to break into a home before smashing a window and barging into an elderly neighbor's house, sending her running for her life. But that was just the tip of the iceberg in a night that quickly went off the rails. Hey, they got somebody inside. Okay. >> Yeah. [Music] >> You guys got I haven't seen >> the door. >> Yeah, they're here. >> Police department. You guys, you guys, you guys >> check my last. >> LAPD, open the door or we won't kick it in. Hey, this is the LAPD. Let's go. You need to come outside. Hurry up. >> You need to come out. Let's go. >> Hey, we have a police. >> Hey, we have a police dog on the way. He may inflict injury and you may end up getting hurt. I recommend you come out. Let's go. >> At this point, it was a no-brainer. A guy who could set a house on fire and stay inside wasn't just unhinged. He was a full-blown psycho. But little did the officers know, they hadn't even scratched the surface of how twisted this already heated situation was about to get. >> Hey, boss. What's your name? Want some light or anything? Yeah. Bring some light. You talking? >> No. >> Hey, boss. What's your name? >> Talk to me. Y >> I'm here to encourage you. [Music] >> Hey boss. >> Hey Sergeant V. My house. stand right here. >> He's over in the corner. >> I don't see him. I need >> be. Door's opening now. >> No. Start. You guys hear me? >> Roger. We talked to you. >> Just uh is he going to be walking outside? You guys giving him commands? >> I'm trying to talk to him now. >> Trying to talk now. >> What's your name, buddy? >> What's your name? >> Stand up for me. I got to thank you. >> What's your name, boss? >> Sensing the circus was just getting started, the officers adjusted their approach, ushering in a tense standoff that had all the markings of a late night disaster special. Do not move, sir. Do not move. >> Stand up. Face away from me. Let's go now. >> Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand your up. Stand up. >> I got that. I got that. Hey, let me see your hands, man. Let me see your hands. >> Put your hands up. >> I don't care. Stand up. >> I don't care. >> I have my woman with me. >> Put your hands up. >> I have my woman with me. >> Hey, just show us that you don't have anything in your hands. Put your hands up in my hand. >> Step on the bed. >> Yeah. >> On the bed. >> Step on the bed. Go that way. Go that way. >> I don't have anything. >> I don't care. Stand up. >> I have anything. >> Show me your hand. I'm happy. >> Get your hands up now. >> Stand up now. >> I'm happy. >> I'm happy. >> Hey, we're going to come grab you if you don't show us your hands, >> bro. I don't have anything. >> I don't care. Stand up. >> Get your hands up, bro. I don't have >> Get your hands up right now. >> Hey, bro. >> Hey, bro. What are you doing, bro? Get off the Come on. Come on out. >> You don't got a choice, >> bro. >> Get your hands up, >> bro. Move that. Step off. Move that chair out the way. >> I got you, >> dude. Just get your hands up. >> I don't have anything. >> I don't have anything. >> Down. >> All right. Now, just show us your hand, man. That's all we need to see right now. >> Yep. >> Show us your hand, man. Hey, bro. >> Stand up. >> Grab one. >> Hey, don't do anything stupid. Keep your hands up. >> Don't move. >> I got green back. Stand by. Green back. >> Nice. Left hand. Hey. Do not move. >> Do not move. >> Hey, don't move. >> Leave the knife. >> Do not touch the knife. >> Do not touch the knife. You're going to get the beat back again. >> Do not touch the knife. Okay. >> Sorry. It's all right. >> Coming out. Everybody out. >> Everybody out. Everybody's out. >> You good? You guys good? >> Anybody fired? >> No, sir. Though the officer stepped back, this was anything but over. While they let the suspect simmer down, backup was already on route. SWAT was on the way to shut it down. Still, this unhinged suspect wasn't exactly the type to go quietly. >> He's got two legs up. He's out. >> Sir, come on towards me. >> Come to me, please. Come on over here. We're going to get you some help. Come on over here. Come this way. No one's going to hurt you if you come over here. >> There you go. Show me your hands, please. I just want to make sure there's nothing in your hands. And come this way, sir. It's safer for you over here. It's not very safe over there. I want you to come over here where it's safe. >> Get on your knees. You're going to get hit and it's going to hurt. >> If you don't want to get hurt, get on your knees. Get on your knees. Get on the ground. >> All the way down on the ground. >> Get on the ground. We think you have a knife. Then get on the ground and follow my commands or you're going to get hurt and it's not going to feel good. Get on your knees. Drop the blanket now. Drop the blanket now. If you don't drop that blanket, you're going to get hit. If you move in the end, the Los Angeles Fire Department's tactical medics assessed Adams and confirmed that he had succumbed to his injuries. Thankfully, no officers or bystanders were harmed during the chaos. Sure, the 31-year-old got what was coming, but he still had more sense than this unhinged 52-year-old who thought pulling a firearm on cops completely unprovoked was a brilliant life choice. >> Turn around. Face me real quick. Hey, what do you got in your pants? Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Don't reach for that. Do not reach for that. Do not reach. Fire. >> I've been hit, dude. On January the 14th, 2024, Officer Brad Steve of the East Rochester Police responded to a routine 911 call labeled cause unknown at an apartment on Garfield Street. He didn't realize they had just stepped into one of the wildest stories he had ever had in his career or life. >> Come on, man. Like, >> well, no, we got we just she happened to be here cuz we got a call like some pounding on a door or something from one of the neighbors. >> Is everything good or Hey, turn turn around. Face me real quick. Hey, what do you got in your pants? Let me see your hands. Seriously, let me see your hands. >> The officer had a gut feeling something was off, but charging in without knowing what's waiting is usually how horror movies start. Silly had his plan. Either way, the air already rire of trouble. >> Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Ow. Come here. Get down here now. Let me see your head. Don't reach for that. Do not reach for that. Do not reach. >> I've been hit, dude. Get out. >> Fired. We need these cars to our location. >> RCA location. I'm looking up their location now. What's your car number? >> 904. Fired. Black metal. I've been hit. I don't know if it's in my vest. [Music] >> Location again. >> Let me see your hand. [Music] >> 904. He appears to be down but still moving. >> Let me see your hands. Let me see. Drop. Throw the out. Throw the out. Throw the out. >> No. Throw the out. Throw the out. >> Throw the out. Get down on your face. Down on your face. Hands out. >> Hands out. Get your hands out. Other hand out. >> Edward, >> do not move. Do not move. >> Do not move. >> Where are you hit? >> Do not move. >> 709 Garfield. Do >> right here. You're going by. Pass. Don't wait. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Wait for them to get here. Do not move. >> Go upstairs. >> Go upstairs. >> Go upstairs. >> Go upstairs. We're good. Go upstairs. >> Yes. Pull the back. >> Go back. Oh my god. >> Keep it. >> Don't move. >> Do not move. >> Do not move. [Music] Come here. Move in. >> Hands. Hands. P. Give me your other hand. >> No. No. No. You don't got to do that. I got >> cuff them, please. >> There's the right there. >> Right there on the ground. I got hit. I don't know if I'm hit, but something hit me in the vest. >> Jerry, I need you to come to me. Stay with him. You got it. I'm going to check you out. I got 610. I got [Music] >> 15. >> Jerry, [Music] you >> all right? >> My little girl. >> I got to check. [Music] >> Come here. Put my mic. Hey. >> No. >> Yep. We'll bring him out. I'm too old for this. >> In the end, the suspect, 52-year-old Raymond Null, got a one-way ticket to jail after taking a round to the torso, while Officer Steve walked away thanks to his bulletproof vest doing exactly what it was made to do. Null now faces a laundry list of charges, including attempted aggravated, assault on a police officer, and seconddegree criminal possession of a weapon. Next up, a woman whose psychotic outburst had no limits, no boundaries, and absolutely zero filter. She went toe-to-toe with every cop her chaos could summon. >> I told that. >> No, I'm a fed. >> I told you. >> You up. >> I'm a federal agent. I told you. >> You better stop. >> You feel better. >> Back up. >> Okay. K. Brutality. Brutality. Brutality. >> On April the 28th, 2023, police responded to reports of a woman behaving erratically. What they expected was a simple welfare check, but what they got was a front row seat to a onewoman circus complete with chaos, confusion, and questionable life choices. [Music] >> Jennifer, >> I just had you better not arrest me. You just had >> What's your birthday, Jennifer? >> I'm not under arrest. >> You're being detained? >> How? Cuz I just had >> Stop. >> Yes. 411. >> Jennifer, >> I love Jennifer. >> Do not make me chase you. >> I just had sex. >> Do not make me chase you. >> This is a legal definition of I just had sex. >> Jennifer, >> thank you. >> I'll take 139. >> I just had your car. Yeah. Go ahead and pull up. He's a Jennifer me. He has no reason to arrest me. I just had stop or I'm going to arrest you. >> Under arrest. >> Come talk to me. Otherwise, I'm under arrest. >> 911. >> Stop hitting their friend. >> That was my friend. I have a friend today. I just had I just I just give I dropped out. I got officer in trouble if fighting one at 411 Broadway. >> I just had and I pulled up. >> Ask him to the police. You pulled up second to >> I just had >> Stay right there. >> He's hurting me. >> You better stop. >> Oh, what? You're going to hurt me? Police officer. You dumb. I just had Do you women? Are you a woman? Do you women rap? >> Youed up today. >> No, I'm a fed. I told you >> you up. I'm a federal agent. I told you >> you better stop. >> I just had sex. [Music] >> Stop. >> We're out with them. We're out with them. >> Stop resisting. >> I just resist. >> I just had I got this side. >> Roll over. >> I got this side. >> Roll over. >> Get an arm. >> You will get tank. >> I got an arm. moving. I got her arm. >> You will get tased. >> I got her arm. Get on your arm. Let me have this arm. Roll over. >> I'm doing it again. >> Taser. >> Turn. Turn over. Turn over. Turn over then. Turn over then. Turn over then. Turn over. >> Turn over. Get the other arm. >> Give me the other arm. >> Give me the other arm. Now >> I will tase you again. >> Tase you again. Give me the other arm. I can >> give it here. >> That's pressure. >> Okay. Let her up. Better off we're saying >> better off for any pressure on >> your arm now. >> With more officers on scene, you'd think that things would start making sense, but no. Trying to figure out what exactly was malfunctioning upstairs was like chasing smoke in a wind tunnel. And just when they thought they had boxed her in, she served up a twist no one ordered. >> I just had >> I just had sex. >> I got her in. >> I just had Let go. Let go. Let go. Here you go. Is >> that blood from you or you go? >> It's mine. >> Okay. >> Stop. >> 99. We're in custody. >> Just here. Relax. >> Okay. Turn to the side. >> Don't you be kicking. >> Get off my phone. >> Don't be kicking. >> I never have. >> Don't get her up. >> Don't get her up. >> Hello. Just leave her on the side. >> I can't breathe. >> I have a baby. >> You're on the side. I have a baby. >> All right, we're going to stand her up if you behave. Otherwise, you go right back down. You got it. >> Behave. >> I just had >> Oh, okay. >> There's 24. >> Taylor, your car. >> 24. >> Oh, yeah. Right now, we'll have Taylor check her first. >> Her down first. >> Yeah. >> Jennifer, I'm going to search you. You got anything that'll stick up against her? >> My wrist. You're hurting my wrist. >> Jennifer, do you have anything that'll poke me or stick me? >> Ths I just had sex. >> Are you proud? Are you proud? Officer, are you proud? Witness says blocking an officer against the wall. Who? Okay, >> with the suspect finally subdued, one officer turned to a nearby worker for answers, but their account only added more fog to the chaos. Things were unclear before. This testimony turned it into a full-blown mystery novel. >> What did you see? >> Um, so she was in here. She was standing at that door and she was in here screaming like I I wasn't even paying attention to what she was screaming. She was just screaming. So I came out, I stepped out here and I was like, "No, you can't be screamed in here. You got to go." And then she kept screaming and then that's when we saw the police in the dresser. That's when I told him I said, "Hey, can you tell him um if he can um see if we can get her trespass?" And then um he came around and then on the camera, I could see on the camera cuz I was watching. Um she was like he she was on this side of the car and he was on the other side of the car. >> Um but she was hitting the car like screaming stuff at him. Um and then she went she went around the car and then that's when he chased her. Do you have a cage? >> Yeah, let's put her in a cage so she doesn't break the window. >> Are you found? >> He's a [ __ ] next time. >> Stop it. Oh, every day with her. >> Sit in my car, please. >> Do you feel better? >> Do you feel better? >> Why? Back up. >> Okay. K. Brutality. Brutality. Brutality. I scared you, dummy. >> I'm a gangster. I'm a gangster. >> Okay. Back up. Bang your head again. I'm going to put you in a wrap. >> Watch him. >> Okay. >> He's a rap. >> Put him on a rap. >> We're going to put you in a wrap if you don't stop kicking the door. >> You want to go? >> Can we get that? >> I got one. >> Is that you bleeding or her? >> Cut of options. Officers thought relocating her might cool things down, but instead it cranked the crazy up a notch. Turns out moving her was like shaking a soda can that was already fizzing. to >> I was under arrest. >> Oh no. >> Then you can't arrest me. >> 9 years old. >> In the end, she was charged with battery on a police officer. While she brought chaos with a sight of flare, this next case took a far darker turn. A deeply disturbed individual turned on an officer with a kitchen knife, and things nearly ended awfully. You're hearing things that aren't here. I hate to tell you that. >> I don't I don't hear anything, man. >> All right, let's go. >> Come on. Come. Let's go. >> He's got a knife. It's a home invasion and I lost. >> I got a home going into >> and y'all about to do me dirty. >> On October the 13th, 2022, Ohio officers responded to a residence for what was supposed to be a standard mental health check. A delusional man in the grips of psychosis. One officer even recognized him from a past encounter. But as it turns out, familiarity doesn't stop chaos. And this guy was about to prove that deja vu can still go downhill fast. >> Hi, Tyler. What's going on? You got her hand. All right. Make sure you got the weapon on you. What's going on today? You want me to ask mom what's going on, Mom? Is she saying I I don't know. Please note. Okay. >> He is delusional. >> And you have a history of that? >> No, I don't. >> No, I don't. >> He's a delusional. >> No. >> He had walked to the store and came back and just starting on the house. >> Mhm. >> Just banging on the house. >> Okay. >> And I'm like, you got to get help. >> Why do you think Why were you banging on the house? >> Cuz you got some like little home invasionist stuff going on. They probably quiet and you can't hear them all the way. >> You think there's someone in the house? I mean, they quiet right now. Yes, there somebody in this house. Yes, it is. And it's not just me. It's a home invasion for real. >> Do you want us to look? >> I mean, you going to have to go through the attic or something. >> So, you're hearing people in the attic? >> It's about everywhere. And I'm not playing no more. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, is I'm I'm just telling you what it is. It's a home invasion. >> Okay. >> So, that's what it is. And it's not me. >> You're scared because you hear people in your house. >> Okay. Yeah, >> I understand that. >> Yeah, that's 100% what it is. Okay. Does your mom hear those people? >> Oh, she definitely doesn't act slow. >> So, whoever else acting slow, no, I'm not playing. I'm sorry. I see you grabbing that. Is it me or them? They have a home invasion up in here. >> Okay. >> And I'm not playing. >> Okay. >> I'm not playing. >> Well, if you sit down, I'll go look in the attic if you want me to. >> I mean, I'll check with you. Go ahead. I'm right here. >> Okay. >> Disappear. Reappear. Batman robin. What it is? I know, but you're in the way. I can't go check. >> Let me check. See if you hear. >> Can you sit here with your mom? >> Go check. See if you hear something. >> Can we go with you and sit back here? >> You hear something, >> Connie? Y'all hear me all the time? Y'all hear my name outside. Ain't nobody dead. >> But you hear people saying your name. >> They in here. And I'm not playing. >> I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. >> I'm telling you, it's a home invasion. >> Okay. >> If it's coming at me and my safety, I'm not playing with nobody. Okay. >> If y'all on my side, cuz y'all know I'm not going to lie to you like that. I know. >> Yes. If y'all going at me crazy like that. Yes. I'mma be on [ __ ] I'm telling you that >> as a man to man. >> What do you like to be called? Tyler. >> Tyler. >> I'm telling you what it is. >> You're plain and simple >> is worried about you. >> She's not worried. She's ignoring everything around cuz she trying to get me set up >> cuz you're not doing what you're supposed to be doing. >> I don't feel safe >> with your medication. >> I don't have medication. >> Exactly. You should be on medication. >> Yes. No, you should. >> Yes, you should. You always have been on medication. >> So So you don't hear those people talking on the side right now? >> I've been here with social workers before. >> You don't hear nothing. >> Um >> you're hearing things that aren't here. I hate to tell you that. >> I don't I don't hear anything, man. But we need to go talk to somebody. Okay. >> We're trying to be real with you, dude. >> I'm trying to be real with you, too, cuz I know you hear him. >> I ain't deaf. >> Tyler, do you want to go to Grand View or May Valley? >> Your mother's afraid. I'm >> She going to be afraid of me. >> Yes. >> Yes. I I I don't feel safe with you anymore. >> I don't feel safe anymore with you, Tyler. You got to go. You have to go. I don't feel safe anymore. >> Will you go get checked out for your mom? >> No, cuz I don't need no medication. You can hear these mother. >> I don't hear anything. >> You hear them? >> Well, that's part of the medical diagnosis that you have. >> This ain't the diagnosis. >> It is. >> Yes. >> I got to black him out. It's my diagnosis to keep him calm. >> No, >> you can hear these people and I hear them, too. >> I understand you hear them and I do not hear them. I'm sorry. I dude I don't want to hear him. Okay. >> When even his mother flat out said she didn't feel safe around him and wanted him out, that should have set every alarm. But the officers took it in stride. A decision that would come back to bite hard. >> Which hospital you been to? Uh Miami Valley. Gra. >> This ain't that hospital. >> Grand usually. This ain't that. I ain't been no grand either. >> Yeah. You haven't been in it in probably over a year and a half. >> Yeah. It's been a while since I've been out here and talked to you about that. But you back to being psychotic again. >> It's definitely not that. I've never been to a hospital a day in my life. >> Yeah, Tyler, you didn't. >> I've taken you there. >> I ain't the same one then or something. Cuz >> you are the same one. I've talked to your mother before. >> But you can't hear nothing else. >> I cannot hear nothing else. >> Okay then. You going to keep it simple like that? >> So, can we go to the hospital? They can you can talk to them. If they don't think that anything's wrong or anything, then they're going to let you out. Okay. >> Going to a hospital if you can hear people talking and you can hear them outside. >> I can't hear them. >> I dude I can't hear them. >> Okay then. >> But we got to take you, brother. >> Okay. Your mom's scared. >> You need help, Tyler? I can't do it no more. >> How long you been living here with your mom? >> It'll be a year in December. >> About to go away. >> It'll be a year in December. >> All right. >> You got 333. Dispatch, can you start another crew? Not on our >> You got to go to the hospital get help. I don't feel safe point. It's going to be 158 van cross. >> You got to get you got to get the help. >> You got to get the help, Tyler. >> Thank you. >> You need help. >> Mom wants to help, dude. We want to help you. Okay. >> You need to help cuz you here. You in your head again. Remember how you talked about your head? >> How can you not? I mean, you look in that direction. You know, you hear that. You know, it's a female talking. >> You can hear her right here, dude. >> You acting dumb. >> I don't hear anything. >> Come on now, y'all. I ain't that disrespectful. You can hear somebody. >> That's me talking. >> No, you wouldn't. Okay, >> that was me talking. >> So, your mom doesn't hear it. I don't hear it. He doesn't hear it. But you hear it. And I believe that you hear it. Okay. I know that you hear it. >> All right. Can we go to Grand View and get checked out? >> I'm not going to Grand View. >> You got to go. >> We have to go. >> I'm not going to Grand View. If you can hear this female talking in the walls, >> I can't hear him, man. >> Okay. >> What if I walk out the room? Would do a stop? >> Walk outside, please. That's all I'm telling y'all. I'm not going to grand view over this. Y'all can hear this girl talking and I ain't even trying to tell her either, but y'all can hear her like I can. >> But what is she saying? >> Y'all can't hear this [ __ ] and she's saying the same thing I'm saying. I don't see how >> So you hear her saying the same thing that you're saying? Do you sound Do you hear how that sounds a little weird? Realizing he was the only one out of sync made him squirm. But the officers kept their voices low and their patience high like they didn't know that they were tiptoeing around a ticking time bomb with a very short fuse. >> Put your cigar out. We're going to go to the hospital now. Okay. Okay. >> Come on, man. Just put your scar out. Let's go. >> You got to go to the hospital. >> This is straight up open face. >> I understand. Y'all keep playing with me. >> Please stop. Your mother is worried about you. >> Please stop. >> So, we are going to the hospital. >> I'm tell you, please stop. >> Like, right now, please. >> I know. I know. >> As a human being, >> I know that you're not that dead. >> And we don't want to take you out of here. >> Please. >> Okay. >> And I mean, please. >> All right. Let's go. >> Come on. Please. >> Let's go. >> He's got a knife. He's got a knife. I got it. >> Get that knife out of his hand. >> Get that knife out of his hand. >> It sounds like someone might help. >> Stop resisting. >> Off my face. >> The knife. >> Stop the knife. >> Drop the knife now. >> Tyler, drop it now. >> Tyler, drop it. >> 333. I need a medic. Stabbed in the neck. Stabbed in the back. 998 gang. Oh my god. >> Drop the freaking knife. >> Drop it. Tyler, drop it. >> Come on now. >> Tyler, >> it's a homicide out of his hand. >> I'm trying. >> Home invasion. >> A home invasion. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop theing knife. Listen. It's a home invasion. >> With backup swarming the scene, things seemed more under control. But that illusion shattered fast. The officer soon stumbled on damage already done, turning an already tangled mess into a full-blown headache. >> The freaking knife. >> There's a girl and more. >> Drop it. >> Come on now. >> Drop it. [Applause] >> Keep the knife. Drop the knife. >> I got it. I got it. Go ahead. >> I got it. >> Hold on. Don't get up yet. Get a hold of that arm. >> It's over for me. Go ahead. >> Start twisting it. >> No. >> Hold on. You stay home. Get that arm twist. >> I can do. Y'all know it's a home. >> Control that arm. I got a leg. >> Y'all know it's a home invasion. >> I'm getting lighted. >> Take me out of here. >> It's a home. Go. Let's go. Go. Go. Go. Get him flip. >> Flip over. Turn over. >> Stop. Stop. >> Yeah. There you go. Down below ahead. >> Cuff him up. Go ahead. There's a home invasion. I lost I lost his home invasion. I lost. >> Tell me he's in custody. >> I lost the home invasion. >> He's in custody. Let somebody know invasion. >> Did you He He tried to stab you here. Did he get you? Who got >> I don't think so. >> It's a home in Beijing, y'all. >> Please >> right here. >> Secure that, would you? >> No, you're not. You >> just leave there. >> Go nowhere. >> You're good. You're good. Come here. Look out. Look out. Here we go. 1 2 3. Let it go. Hey, is there anybody in the house except for him? >> No. >> Yes. There's a bunch of people in this house. >> Yeah. >> It's over. I lost. >> I lost. It's a home invasion and I lost. >> I got to go in. >> And y'all about to do me dirty. >> This is what it is. >> You need to check them. No, you need to check them. Hold on. >> It don't matter cuz I lost. >> I lost. It's a home invasion. >> It's a straight up home invasion. So I lost. >> Get on that side. >> It's a home invasion. So I lost. >> I need to go to hospital. I got to check on clues. Say, is it George? >> George is at the hospital >> here. This way. >> All right. >> You good? >> Trying to get >> Yeah. Okay. Hang out with him for just a second. We'll get him talk. >> Yeah. >> The officer was safely transported to the hospital for treatment. And thankfully, the attack missed any major arteries, making the injury non fatal. As for the suspect, 30-year-old Tyler, he was taken into custody and later found guilty of felonious obstructing official business and resisting arrest. Next, meet Tiffany, a psycho daughter who sparked pure chaos by clocking her aging dad right in the face. Twice. >> Twice. >> Where did she punch you? >> In the face. Punched me. I pushed her down. >> Where did this happen? >> Well, uh, she punched me inside the living room. Ma'am, I swear to God if you come over here again, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> For doing what? >> For resisting. >> How good does it feel to suck the amount of you do? >> Battery on someone 65 years or older. >> How old is my dad? >> 66. >> On December the 12th, 2023, officers were called to a local residence in response to a domestic dispute involving a daughter and her dad. According to reports, Tiffany had grown erratic and allegedly hit her father twice right before breaking his window. Upon arrival, officers met with the suspect and quickly realized she was a terrible daughter and a downright danger to society. >> Hi, officer. >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> No aggression here. >> Uhhuh. >> I'm out of breath cuz I've been yelling. >> Um, I'm trying to leave my parents residence. >> Uhhuh. >> But before I did, I wanted to get >> my word in. Um, I'm sorry. >> Why do Why do you need us to leave your parents house? >> Oh my god. disturbance neighbor. >> I don't know if you have any history on your um my dad and I do not get along. >> Sir, what is going on? >> Dad, the cop would like to speak to you. >> Why? Why? Why is he running around and stuff? >> Because he Please, please listen to me. I know I'm drunk, but please just listen and take >> Why what is going on? Why are we like running around? She came She came home and >> Sorry. >> Tell them. >> No. Tell them the whole story, Dad. >> What happened? Come start. >> Can you just hang out over there? >> She She th >> obviously. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, can you stay on the sidewalk and not be in the road? >> She punched me twice. >> Where did she punch you? >> In the face. >> Why? >> She threw something through my back window. >> Of what? Of >> I don't know what it was. Huh? >> Of your house? >> Yeah. >> Okay. It broke the window. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you hurt? Uh, just a little. >> Do you need any medical attention? >> No, no, no. Just a little. >> And how did that happen? >> Uh, altercation with her. >> How old are you? >> Uh, 67 Christmas Eve. >> Okay. So, you're a senior citizen? >> Yeah. And I told my wife to go over there with Kathy and have them call and she says, you know, I've got a big hole in my back >> French doors. >> Okay. >> She's out. >> You want to press charges through the window? >> Uh, you know how animated works? >> You know this? >> Yeah. Ma'am, can you stay on the sidewalk, please? >> Well, I didn't want to interfere with the other part >> cuz then that would have been another >> Just Why don't you take a seat? Why don't you take a seat? >> Huh? >> You're acting crazy. Sit on the ground. >> That's my mom. The other party. >> Sit sit down >> in the grass. >> Just sit just chill. Thank you. >> You're welcome. I'll just >> How did How did that happen to God? >> Ma'am, I'm going to tell you one more time to sit down and then I'm going to put you down. >> I won't keep my distance situation. >> Come over here. Come over to me. >> I'm fine. Right where I'm at. >> You can walk over to me. >> Where? What's the problem with my hand? >> Right here. >> Right here. >> You're too close. >> What's wrong? >> How did this happen to your hand? >> Uh, that I don't that I don't know. After she punched me, I pushed her down. >> She could have made >> Where did this happen? >> Well, uh, she punched me inside the living room. Pushed me down. >> Can Can we walk in there and show me where everything happened? Did Did any any Did you guys witness anything? >> I was in the house. >> Did you see it happen? She came next door. >> No, >> you just heard it. >> I ran. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Just take a deep breath. Everything's okay. We're going to hit him. >> Ma'am, I swear to God, >> if you come over here again, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> For doing what? >> For resisting. >> While the officer tried to question the injured dad, Tiffany kept interrupting the investigation. Tired of her disruptive behavior, the officer issued one final warning to the suspect. When Tiffany disregarded this, she quickly learned the hard way what happens to people who push law enforcers too far. I have given you a lawful command to stay over here. >> We're resisting. >> Yes. >> Tell me how I'm resisting. >> I'll tell you what. >> Is your body camera? >> If you Yes, it is. >> If you think that I'm joking. >> Go ahead and and and keep >> I'm literally trying to leave. You're keeping me here >> cuz you're not free to leave. >> You're keeping me here. My life. >> Am I detained for a reason that I should know? back >> for what? >> For what? >> Stop. >> Wait, why am I um I have to be under arrest before >> Wait. Ow. Ow. Ow. You ow. Stop. Why are you hurting my arm? Stop. >> Why you hurting my arm? Why are you hurting my arm? >> Let go of my right arm. No, you need to let go of my right. I have a bad right shoulder. Please see if there's a feeling in this person. I'm >> You need to breathe. >> I I know this. >> Are you going to relax? >> Don't even know. >> Are you going to relax? >> Please. Yes. >> Are you going to relax >> without God? Oh, God. God. God. You guys, I'm sorry. Okay. I pro just stop holding my arm like that. I have a Stop. The moment the moment you relax you held it up. Yes. >> You want to hear the truth? >> I tried. >> I have born in this house. >> Great. Real quick. I'm just going to see if she's got >> Oh my god. I don't know. >> You have any pockets or anything? >> I have poop on the on the side. The breaths are empty. >> Can I talk to you guys? >> In the car. Get in the back. >> I need to talk. >> Get in the back of my >> Why am I under arrest right now? You're under arrest for resisting. You're probably going to have a charge as well. >> Put your feet in. I dropped a price. >> Just hang out with her and I'm going to go in the house. Okay. >> Once Tiffany was detained, the deputy returned to get the dad's statement and clarify what truly happened that night. >> Maybe it was a glass. >> Did she Was she drinking out here? >> Uh, no. It could have been a candle. Maybe. I don't know. >> Maybe a candle. Okay. So, >> okay. Um, do you want to press charges for this? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you see her do this? >> Oh, yeah. We were both white. >> So, where were you seated? I'll sit here. >> Uhhuh. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Okay. Okay. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Turn around. Put your hand behind your back. Not like that. Here we go. >> Lean forward a little bit, please. Please lean forward. Lean forward so I don't hurt your wrists. >> You're already hurting them. >> Okay. I'm trying not to lean forward. Okay. >> Here. >> Jesus Christ, man. >> Okay. >> You trying to light right here? >> You try not to. >> Stop. >> How? Can you not make this like the weirdest thing in the world? >> What are you going to do? What do you mean? >> Just lean forward a little bit. >> I'm already leaning forward. How is that? >> Stop moving your hands. I'm trying to get >> I don't know what to do. I don't I'm not used to I don't know how I can lean. Okay. >> Whatever helps you. >> Please get in the car. >> Get in the car. Please get in the back of my car. >> Can you tell me? Can you be No, hold on. Please. >> No. Wait. Wait. Wait. >> I'm I'm really I'm really I don't have >> I know you've had a bad night. I'm not having a bad night. I don't have any reasons for it. So, I'm going to I'm going to ask you to get in the car. I'm going to make you get in the car. >> Can I ask one question before you throw me into the car? >> I can't ask one question. >> Get into the car. >> I can't ask one. I'm getting >> You can ask questions afterwards. >> I'm arrested for resisting arrest. >> Arrest for resisting an officer. It's not called resisting arrest. >> Anytime you fail to obey my lawful command. >> Okay. That wasn't explained to me until it was too late. So interfere >> and you weren't here so I didn't disrespect you. >> All right. So tell me what you're under arrest for. You're also under arrest for criminal mischief. >> Wait, hold on. Start from the beginning. And you're also under arrest. >> Start from the beginning. What? I'm under arrest for resisting an officer without >> Who did I resist arrest? >> You weren't here when I was arrested. >> Yes, I was. I was the one that put handcuffs on you. >> No, you weren't. >> You put the handcuffs on me. >> Put the handcuffs on. >> Who did your >> Who did that? >> Did you put the handcuffs on me? When did you get here? I saw your cups. I was the first one here that you first talked to. >> Say you swear to God. >> I swear to God >> he's the first one that put >> I'm going to come to the other side. We're going to put you in a VPR. >> Actually, >> wait. >> I'm just curious. >> Tiffany was destined to spend the night in jail the moment she decided to put her hands on her father. However, before the cops could take her to jail, a female officer was called to the scene to search her. This quickly proved to be a difficult task as Tiffany was hellbent on being as uncooperative as humanly possible. You're going to be searched by this officer. This >> female offic >> spread your feet. >> Okay. >> Okay. Calm down for me with me. Calm down for me. Okay. Um >> Okay. I need you to cooperate with these guys. Okay. I don't know what >> I will if they cooperate with me. They said I'm resisting arrest. I was never under arrest. Search me. stick your finger on my [ __ ] >> No these guys ever spread. >> Yeah, her ex-husband's the reason I'm in this situation. You're the first one here. You put me in handcuffs. You want to talk? >> I have a body camera, Tiffany. >> We'll play it. You put me Just >> don't respond to her. >> Okay. You You said that. No, I'll get them off. If you want my rings, ask for my rings. Don't pull them off my my fingers or that's going to be sent me off. >> You need to stop. If you want something, ask for it. >> Okay. Can you take all your rings off? >> Yes. Thank you for asking me. Do I have to do that press against the car? >> Yeah. If you keep being crazy, >> that's the first time you've >> slow. This is the Okay. Okay. Pocket. Why are you pressing my back? >> Because you keep pushing back on me for my rings and stop pressing my back. God damn it, guys. Yeah. hoping my husband is the same sheriff that my life. In case you guys want to add that to your goddamn report. Yeah, finger my You'd love that. >> Why are you acting like this? >> Cuz these police are coming up here saying I'm resisting arrest. >> I said resisting arrest. >> That's not what the statute is. It says resisting an officer without violence. Okay. Any kind of obstruction with our investigation. >> You weren't here yet. >> Okay. Well, I know the statute. >> Your your buddy Peterson was here. >> Yeah. >> Please. Do you want me to lift my whole bra up? >> I'll flash everyone here. I don't have anything. >> And there's one ring. >> Hold on. >> No. Well, you guys want my rings on? >> Yes. But I don't want you to. >> Okay. Let me know when you want my ring so I'm not resisting my ring departure. >> God damn. Why are you pressing on my back? >> Because you keep pushing back on me. >> Because you're pressing on my back and asking for my rings. Which is it? Heather, I need you to help me out here. >> Listen, you listen. >> This is what we have to do. We have to search you. They have to push on my back and say, "Give me your rings." >> Just relax. >> I'm not going to relax. You wouldn't relax in my situation either. Don't act like you would with your >> You need Stop moving around and just let her do her thing. So we >> Okay. So don't get my rings off. No. >> Right. You guys are given different instructions. So before you say resisting a risk, Tiffany, >> make sure you got your straight. >> So you're going to get it out better if you're not >> You want to put it in the VPR? >> Oh, the VPR. What is that, guys? It's not comfortable. You don't want to do it. So, just relax. >> Oh, cuz I'm comfortable doing this, right? >> It's worse. >> Does it Does How good does it feel to suck the amount of dick you do? >> I have never felt safer on these streets. You're going to take me anyway. >> I appreciate you guys more than you know. >> All right, I'm going to go finish up in there. >> During the ride to the station, the deranged daughter remained unrepentant and kept acting like the victim in this situation. You just kept being erratic and wouldn't listen to my mom. I kept my distance when I went from the sidewalk to the cold. >> All right. I saw something different than you saw. It's on camera. It is what it is. >> Let's just have let's have the rest of this night that we're together here. Let's just make it nice and peaceful so that nothing else happens. Okay. >> With the what? >> Sure. You have um you're looking at resisting >> 91. >> You have uh criminal mischief for breaking the glass >> because you broke the the back glass door on the house and then battery on your father. >> Uh he wanted to press charges for the glass. Um the battery he doesn't have a choice about because it's domestic. So in Florida and during when a situation um the victim doesn't have the victim doesn't have to press charges the state is the one that presses charges and I have to make an arrest when that happens. There's no choice there. Let's not pick up any more tonight and make it make it crazier. You're just it is what it is. >> Exactly. Well, and that that's enough charges, right? >> It's enough charges ruin my career. So I want to thank you. You have you have time in court. You haven't been convicted of anything. >> Oh, that doesn't matter. You're convicted of a able to be an ar >> but you're not you haven't been convicted of anything. >> Thank you so much. >> Okay. I didn't >> I feel so much safer on these streets. You guys are doing all the good things. >> I didn't make any of the decisions for you tonight. >> Thank you so much. You're the one that decided I was resisting arrest to an officer that wasn't even >> ma'am. To be quite frank, you would have been arrested anyway for it doesn't make a difference. >> Okay. It just mattered at the time that you were arrested. >> Okay. >> It's your >> Well, you admitted it yourself spontaneously. >> Why is that? >> I I I I figure you were >> my side of the story, right? They just take the drunkest person and put them behind bars when they're the most credible. And the two parents are the ones that have been lying since the 80s while the neighbors sell and raise like >> I know I sound like a popping on my ass. This is nothing new. >> Tiffany was desperate and would do just about anything not to end up in jail. When she noticed none of her tactics were working, she pulled out the ultimate victim card and threatened to harm herself >> instead of the jail. >> No. >> Oh, I don't myself. >> I'll put you on watch the jail. Okay, >> you guys have >> I'll let them know. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> I meet bankrat criteria trips, too. I hope you've um been fully trained in what to do in criteria. >> Yeah. What I'm going to do is I'm going to let the jail know >> because I was the receiving nurse, charge nurse in the Bayrack facility at at Talipat. So, I'll go see all my friends again. Um, do you want to bring me here? >> What's actually going to happen is you're going to be at the jail and you're going to be in jail and suicidal right now cuz they didn't have me come here with this. >> Well, that's cuz you weren't arrested. >> So, I don't want to kill myself right now. Will you take me to the jail, please? >> Uh, I'll take you to the jail, [ __ ] >> I want to kill. >> Okay, we'll let the jail know when I take you out. >> To the hospital, please. I want to kill myself. >> Yeah, you'll keep the street safe. You [ __ ] >> My dad's out there kids as we speak. You feel good now? I hope you don't have kids. Putting his up at them, too. >> Tiffany, I'm going to explain this to you. I >> I know. I know. Dave, listen. I know it's difficult for you to understand. >> I have a plan and I'm acting on it right now. >> Right. So, when you're under arrest, a felony charge overrides a bankrupt. Okay. Yes. Because you battered somebody who's 65 years or older. >> What's my felony? >> Battery on someone 65 years or older. >> How old is my dad? >> 66. >> Oh, god. >> Okay. So you are going to jail and you are being put on sidewalk. You are not going to the hospital. >> That is how this works. >> Okay. >> So why don't you sit back there and understand that that's what's happening. >> Okay. >> Are you done with your report? >> I'm not. >> Are you done with your report? >> I'm not. >> Well, how long does it take? Can you talk it out? We're going to have to rip out however. >> I know, right? Should have just taken me there. So, what are the charges we have now? >> Well, you better hope you didn't break my car because it'd be charged with that. >> I didn't break your car. Look at these little ninja feet. >> She started kicking the out of the back plexiglass. >> I'm coughing. I just started throwing up all over myself. He's like, "Oh, you're fine." Like at some point we have to um Can you listen? >> I did that because I was mad that you wouldn't >> stop. You need to stop. >> Can you just talk to me while you >> I tried to talk to you. I tried being polite. >> You weren't even here when I was talking to him saying I'm throwing up on myself. >> I was throwing up on myself. I almost choked. Did I not? >> Ow, that's too tight. Ow, that's too tight. Ow. I cut off circulation. Ow. Please. >> I'm going to jail. >> Okay, see you guys. >> At this point, the officer was done with Diffy and couldn't wait to take her where she belonged. However, the crazy daughter was determined to put up one final fight. >> Oh, stop. I can't knock. Are you Are you going to hit >> I'm out of the car? I'm not going to hit you. Get out of the car. You going to hurt me? >> I'm going to put the handcuffs back to where they belong. >> Please get out of the car. >> Please get out of the car. I'm going to put the handcuffs behind you. >> Why? >> Because you Well, I don't want to be the opportunity to have them in front of you. >> Okay. Well, they're fine then. >> They're not. >> I don't want you to make them tighter. Please don't. >> I don't want them to be tighter. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. I'm sitting here. >> Officer Schnib, I need you right now. Stop resisting. I'm sitting in the back of your car with handcuffs. >> Please step out of the vehicle. >> Listen, this is when I'm going to flip out. >> Please step out of the vehicle. >> For what? I'm in the back. >> I'm leaving them in the back. I'm putting the handcuffs back behind >> because I told you they were too tired. >> No, because you've lost your privilege for them. >> Tell me. >> You are acting up and you're acting. >> As long as you tell me. >> Is this necessary? Is this necessary? >> Don't tense up. Don't tense up. >> I'm not going to yell. Is everybody yell? Okay. Handcuffs are are designed to go behind. >> What's your deal? How gay were you in high school? Why are you grabbing me? >> Why are you holding your arm like that? My arm's so high. >> Okay, you're such a little p that never made it, right? You're single. >> Why? Why are we insulting? because he's a he's trying to hurt me. I told you that the whole way here and you acted like you hurt me and now you're singing. You're like and Oh, I can call him a and I'm reading. >> Everyone says you can smell white in Wow. I had two glasses of white. When you cops can my wrist >> and take my Wait, I'm talking to this cop. >> I'm right here. >> Why are you trying to grab me somewhere? >> Going back in the car. >> He's talking back in the car. Tiffany, get back in the car. Can I Can we switch cops? >> It's hurting. He's going to like literally go out of his way to hurt me. >> You're a I hope you >> Thank you. I appreciate it. >> No, my pleasure. >> Put your foot in the car. >> Put your foot in the car. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting an officer without violence and battery. If you thought Tiffany's assault on her dad was bad, buckle up. Here comes Shay, a raging psycho who locked her mom in a bathroom for hours and played hideand seek with the cops. >> You can just go get my mom cuz I don't want you to go in my house. >> Well, I got to talk to your mom, so I'm going to have to go inside. I'm fine. Sorry. >> Because I'm afraid of her. >> Well, you weren't so afraid to lock her in the bathroom. >> Stop. >> Stop. You're kicking me. >> I'm not. Stop. >> You are. Your feet are touching my leg. Please stop touching me. Please stand. No. Stop touching me. On June the 12th, 2024, officers were dispatched in response to a 911 call from a distressed mother who was locked in her bathroom following a domestic violence incident with her daughter. According to info gathered by emergency service operators, Sheay had assaulted her mom and locked her in the bathroom for several hours, an action which left the victim terrified for her life. Reaching the location, officers questioned the daughter and tried to gain more insight into the situation. Almost immediately, Sheay tried to paint her mom as a story's villain, but it was pretty clear to the officers that her claims were all lies and a pathetic attempt to dodge accountability. >> Can you step out for a second? >> Hey, what's going on? We got a call. >> So, my mom is like just freaking out. >> Okay. had a lot of problems with her, but I'm like, so basically she took my car key and is just like, "Oh, I don't know where it went, but I know she took it and she's just pretending to know where it is." >> Okay. And your close is in the house with you right now. >> Just my mom. >> Your mom's here in the house right now. Where is she at? >> Upstairs. But it's just that she like So I had to take an Uber to work today because she took my car key last night and is just like not telling me where it is. was like laughing at me when I was looking for it for like 6 hours. I had to take an Uber to work and she's just like calling like she's just trying to gaslight me, but I lost the key, but she really just took it and I don't know what she like. >> Do me a favor. Um, can you step down here for a second? Just talk to your partner. I want to talk to her mom. >> Sure. I mean, I can go get her. >> Say her name. >> It's Shay. I can go get my mom. >> Just come down here and talk with Just >> No, I can't just go get my mom cuz I don't want her to go in my house. >> Shay was acting suspiciously and clearly had something to hide in the house. With her mother nowhere in sight, officers had no choice but to barge in and find out for themselves what was really going on inside the house. >> Well, I got to talk to your mom, so I'm going to have to go inside. I'm sorry. We just just got We just got We just got told we're here for a different sex and that she's locked in. She's >> We just got told she was locked in the bathroom. >> That's crazy. >> She's the one that called us. She's the one that called us. >> Stupid. She's a liar. She's locked in the bathroom. >> She I I just can't She would say that. >> Where is your mom at? Where's your mom at? >> Upstairs. You can go upstairs then. >> What's her name? >> Sally. Sarah. Sarah. >> Sarah, it's Officer Garza with Great Police. >> Um, so you said, "Are you going to work right now or trying to go to work or were you supposed to go to work this week?" >> Back from work. >> Okay. So, you you were at work. You drove to work, correct? >> No. >> Okay. How did you get to work? >> An Uber. I just told you. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Um, so you couldn't find your keys to get to work. Is that where this 5:00, but I knew that I didn't lose them because I know where my keys are at. And if I ever have, I've probably lost my keys once before. And I lost them for an hour, not six hours, because they could either be like one of five places really. Okay. >> And you don't think your brother took them? >> I'm hoping not. But I don't know why he I mean, the car is still here, so I don't think that he was. Okay. >> But I have no idea. >> Well, I mean, you you said you don't know if he's here or not right now. And you said you lost him sometime or you couldn't find him sometime last night. Correct. >> Sure. But I I know that I didn't lose them. It's just that I just couldn't find them. >> Yeah. And then >> but she was like looking happy that I couldn't find them. So I really think that she did something with them. But not saying that. However, >> pushing chunks. >> I did not push and shove her. But she pushed and chucked me too if you would call it that. But I really don't. Excuse me. >> Wait. Help. >> Excuse me. I'm in my own house. >> What are you trying to do, though? Wait. Hold up. Hold up. >> I'm not walking away. Please let me >> Wait. I'm I'm literally talking to you. >> I'm literally in my own house. No, I'm asking you. What are you doing? >> I'm sorry. >> So, the fire department, they just want to talk to you real quick. >> Just ask you a couple questions. >> While some officers tried to deal with the agitated daughter, others checked in on her mom upstairs. The deputies decided to keep both parties separate to prevent the case from escalating. However, for some reason, Shay seemed to have other plans. >> You can follow me if you want. >> I'd like you to sit down here, please. >> I don't care where you sit down. Understand? >> I'd like you to sit. Please. >> We just came here for a domestic incident. >> It was not a domestic incident. >> So, that there's a reason why I'm keeping the two of you guys separated right now. >> I'm sorry. The reason that I'm upset is because I feel like she's trying to fabricate something against me that I was violent when I was not. I'm telling you. >> Okay. She Do you know how many times that she slapped me in the face that like I'm not going to like this crazy to me that >> she's trying to say that I physically did something to her when she is physically violent to me nearly every day >> and didn't I went to the Grace Lake Police Department because I was trying to file a restraining order and then I just got nervous about it and then I thought where the going to Do you know what I'm saying? But I just need my car key because I can just be in my car, but like I don't think you know what's going on with my mom. >> Well, right now we're here to assess you. They're just getting a story from mom. >> Really? I think that you should assess my mom though because >> Well, right now I'm assessing. >> Did you know that she claims to be schizophrenic? >> Right now I'm assessing what? Like I don't know why you're assessing me when she admits that she's schizophrenic. >> Shay, I'd really appreciate if you just answered my questions instead of talking around them. >> Sure. >> What medications do you take? >> All right. So Shay, >> like you can look in my room and like think it's messy, but do you want to see this video that she just dumped a bunch of stuff in my room? >> No. >> Like >> did that happen today? >> Yesterday. >> Okay. Hey, if it's yesterday, then it it >> really you want to see the >> She she dumped all this stuff in my room. It's like >> You're both recording each other. >> Yeah, exactly. Because I'm telling you that she like >> All right. >> makes a lot of things up about me and I'm You can believe what you want to believe, but it's it's just frustrating when you have somebody lying about you. >> Yeah. So, >> so how has this been put into place? Like why are you able to >> do this to me? What? How? Why do you think that I'm mentally unstable? Can you tell me that? >> Based on the story of your mother. >> Based really >> based on the story of my mother. >> Can I tell you that she's also an alcoholic? >> She's going to be the one. >> Do you not care that she like slaps me in the face? Then why this is a major injustice? >> Because I'm afraid of her. >> Well, you weren't so afraid to lock her in the bathroom. >> Lock her in the bath. I didn't How would I lock her in the bathroom? How would I lock her in the bathroom? That's not possible because only it can only be locked from the inside of the bathroom. >> She locked herself in the bathroom cuz she was scared of >> You just said that I locked her in the bathroom. That doesn't make sense. You said I locked her in the bathroom and >> but [ __ ] >> because I didn't lock her in the bathroom and I wasn't violent with her. Please stop telling me that I was violent when she physically abuses me very often. You guys really don't care about that, do you? I was not violent with her. I'm not going anywhere because I didn't hurt her. I didn't put No. And I'd like you to come on your own valition. Otherwise, we will >> Do you know how many times she's punched me? >> And slap me. >> Cuz if they say we'll take >> I'm sorry. >> What do you want me to do right now that I can just get my car key back? >> We're past that. Oh [ __ ] Right now, we're calling our hospital to get guidance from them. And if they say that you have to come, then you're coming and we'll go from there. Deal. >> The troubled daughter insisted her mother was the aggressor in this situation, but based on her behavior thus far, officers found this very hard to believe. With no evidence to prove her claims, the officers were left with no choice but to take action against Shay. >> Your mom's going to sign a petition to have you evaluated. I'd like you to come without any force, but we are going to the hospital. So, can we get you some shoes to put on so we can walk to the ambulance, please? >> I would not I do not consent to this >> that it's beyond that. It's beyond consent. Okay. You're being taken to the hospital. And again, I'd like to not have to force this situation. So, I'm asking you, can we get you some shoes to put on so that we can go to the hospital? >> I I really think this is ridiculous. >> Okay. Well, we'll figure that out at the hospital. >> I mean, >> but right now, we're going to the hospital. >> Why Why are you >> Why are you pretending that I'm mentally ill? My mom hits me every day. You got You all don't care about me. >> Where are your shoes >> upstairs? Can I please go upstairs? >> We will go upstairs and we'll get the shoes for you. >> I'm not letting you upstairs. >> Sh. We already told you. >> I'm not. Can you walk upstairs with me? I'm not doing anything. >> Absolutely not. >> Why are you all standing like this? Can I just get a drink of water, please? No, >> I can't even get water. >> No, you can get water at the hospital. >> At the hospital? >> Yep. >> Are all of your shoes upstairs [ __ ] >> No, it doesn't matter. Okay, if you're not even going to let me get a drink of water, stop asking me about my shoes, please. >> Can you guys grab a pair of shoes? >> No, I'm good on the shoes. I got the shoes. >> Yeah. No shoes. >> No, I got the shoes. I >> No shoes. Why are you acting? >> I'm not speaking right now. They're downstairs. It's >> might be that by the door. I think I saw some water. >> I would really like some water. Seriously, >> can I please have some water? >> Can I please have some water? If you really care about >> how I'm feeling, can I please have some water? Can you walk with me? >> We're going to go. We'll walk with you till you seriously man. >> Come on. We don't We don't want to have to grab you. Come on. >> I don't want to grab you. >> Just Just walk. >> You're going the wrong way. >> Just walk with us. >> God, I'm good. You're going to force us to have to actually grab you and take you and we don't want to do that. >> Let's go right now. >> Please don't do this. >> You can record all you want. >> We have body cam for this whole incident. >> Okay, sure. But you seriously going to the hospital? Not a threat to anybody. >> Okay, then. We didn't say you were a threat. So, just walk with us to the petition. A petition has been signed. >> No. No. >> Yes, it has. And so now we're going to go >> stole my car key and she's trying to she fabricated this entire thing to make you and I'd like you to come on your own valition so that we can >> because I didn't do anything wrong. She stole my park key and is trying and is making things up. >> Do you know how physically and mentally abusive she is? >> Do you not care that? Do not know because I can stay right here and tell you I'm good. I need to stay. Seriously, please don't touch me. >> We're going. >> Please stop. Don't touch me. >> We've had this conversation before you started recording. >> No. >> We've had this conversation for over 30 minutes. >> Please stop. >> I'd like you to come with us. Why are you doing this? >> I'm not. Please get away. Get away. Seriously, get away. Please. >> You don't need to do this to me. >> Why? >> No, this camera's not moving. >> I'm going to show this to the whole world. >> You're welcome to do that. >> The deputies had been extremely tolerant of her antics, but their patience was slowly but surely stretching thin. Sheay had to go to the hospital and the officers were determined to get her there one way or another. >> We got to go. >> Stop. >> Stop. Please. Stop. Please stop. Please stop. >> Jay, we're going. The petition is signed. Let's go. >> We don't want to touch you. >> What the [ __ ] >> Come with us willingly and then we can do this. >> No. Stop. >> Stand up. Stand up. You're willing to You're able to stand up. No, please. >> Stop throwing yourself in a shake. >> No, you know it. You know it. There's nothing wrong with me. Stop it. Please. >> The petition has been signed. It's been signed. Please. I'm mentally well. How can I prove it to you? Please don't. I don't want to go anywhere. Please, >> Jay. We We tried to go the easy route and get you. >> No, the easy route. There's no easy route. She stole my key. I don't All I want is No. No. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I won't say that. Okay. I won't say. >> Why are you >> I'm sorry. >> You're hurting me. >> I I'm sorry. I'm I'm trying to stop >> because I won't Whatever is she Why is >> Please stop touching me. Please stop touching Stop touching me. You're kicking me. I'm not. Stop. Your feet are touching my leg. Please stop touching me. Please stop. No. Stop touching me. Stop touching me. Please stand up. >> Stop touching me, man. Stop. >> Stand up. Please. >> Yeah. >> Why? >> Why are you doing this? >> Let's go. What's going on? Let's go. >> No. Please stop. Please, please, please stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Please. Please stop. Please stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You're going to have to >> I got I got her legs. >> You got her legs. Pull them. >> Please stop. Please stop. Please stop. Please. >> Okay. Watch your head. Sh. your head. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Man, please. Please stop. You're >> just stop. >> Stop. >> Just walk out. >> No. Please leave me in my own house. Crazy. Stop. >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Just come out. >> Please. You're coming into my house and man, stop. >> You're going >> What the [ __ ] No. Stop. I'm not. Please stop, man. Stop. I I'll walk. Please let me. No, we're past at this point. >> Come on. You're going to get hurt. Stop. >> You are going to get hurt or somebody else is going to get hurt. Stop it. Why would you say that? >> I can't understand that, man. Don't hurt me. Don't hurt me. >> We are trying not to hurt you, but you are fighting everything we're doing. >> Stop. Put myself back. >> Just don't go out. Come on. Let's go. Man, stop. Stop hurting my arms. Please >> stop fighting with us. >> I'm not You are You are fighting with us. >> Actively fighting with us. >> Come down the stairs. >> You're pushing me. Stop. >> I'm not pushing you. >> Stop grabbing me so hard. >> Don't fall. >> I'm not going to fall. You're hurting my wrist. Stop. >> Stop. Sit. >> Stop me. >> S. >> I'm good. >> No. Wrong way. This way. Other way. >> You're scaring me. Please. Do you know how >> All right. >> What is wrong with you all? >> We're going to have to have you sit right here. Okay, >> I'm fine. Seriously, just do what you need to do. >> This is crazy. >> We need your feet straight. Okay. >> This is stupid. >> Whatever. This is a lie. >> You got one. There we go. >> All the way. >> Whatever. Do it. >> All the way. >> There. We need to put seat belts on you. Okay. >> This is unbelievable. You can do what you want to do. >> Whatever. >> In the end, she was charged with domestic violence.