Hey, bro. Why don't you just walk away? >> I can't. >> You don't see what happens inside. >> Well, I would like to, but you took all the video cameras yesterday. >> You only want to say something because you're going to jail. >> Of course I do. >> Toxic girlfriends are known to be good at manipulation [music] and playing the victim as a getaway car. But what happens when the cops are the ones who have to deal with their toxic meltdown and then give them exactly what they actually deserve? You got one side. Need to hear your story. What you need my story? >> How do you get the giant scratch mark across the back? >> All right. >> Oh, never keep spitting on cameras. >> Got to spit on you too. >> HELL FIRE. >> Here are the times super toxic girlfriends finally got what they deserved. Starting with the teen's jealous outburst that went beyond a simple argument and resulted in serious damage to her boyfriend's car. >> Me and my girlfriend were fighting. She was going nuts. She trashed my car and then she was just like hitting me, tackling me. I was just like, "Get off me. Get out." >> I don't relationship with her. I just honestly This is I told her this is it. I was like, "I'm done." >> Hi. >> I need you to come with me. cooperative. >> Okay. >> On November the 16th, 2025, officers in Pompano Beach responded to a call after a couple's argument spiraled way past the point of a normal disagreement. >> Hey, what's going on? So, can I ask who called you guys? >> We don't know. >> There was no name. It was just a call. Somebody called there. We heard a disturbance and they hugged him the phone. >> Well, was it a girl? >> My friend or my girlfriend? Me and my girlfriend were fighting. She was going nuts. She trashed my car. >> Okay. So, like she like threw a public sub all over my car and I took it off my car and threw it back at hers and then she was just like hitting me, tackling me and I'm just like, "Get off me. Get out. Get out." Cuz originally we were inside the house and she was being very aggressive, like holding me down, like punching me. And I was trying to leave my bathroom. We were in my grandma's bathroom trying to leave. And she's like, "I'm not going nowhere until you move." I'm like, "Just leave. Please leave. Please leave. Please leave." She just wouldn't move. I literally sat down on the toilet, waited for her to leave the bathroom. >> Yeah. >> And then she came out here, grabbed channel locks, and she was like hitting my car with channel locks, and then she started chasing me around. >> Yes. >> She was chasing me around with channel locks. >> No, I didn't call the police because I was just like, "Leave my house." I mean, she was just going crazy. >> Where is she at? >> She >> I have no idea. She took off. >> Does she live here with you? >> No, she doesn't. >> Do you live here? >> Yes. >> Where is she living? Um, Oakland Park. >> How long you guys like >> I don't I don't like a year and a half. Like I I didn't even know that you guys were coming. My dad was like, "The cops are out front." And I was like, "Oh my god." >> What happened? Um, what what what led up to you guys getting to the >> She was just She was just mad about girl stuff. Like she wanted to see my phone and I was saying no, >> and she was just like going nuts. Like >> last night I I deescalated a fight, one fight that she was going to get into, and then 5 minutes later she got into another fight, assaulted the girl. I grabbed her way. She talked to the cops for like 2 hours, and then now the other girl is going to press charges on her. This was literally last night, and I was like, "You need to stop going nuts." >> And then this just happened today. >> Okay. >> And I threw an egg and a sub at her car after she was trying to hit me in the head with a pair of channel locks. >> All right. So that's all I did. And then after that, she [music] was she was coming at me pretty hard, hitting me. I did obviously didn't touch her a single time. >> Anybody else inside witnessed all this happen? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I guess >> they were like at the door, but she was with her friend and then my best friend was just here. He just got off his boat and then he took off. >> Do you drive this car? >> Uh, no. I just bought this car from my grandma actually. I haven't even >> Whose tag is that? >> Let me grab a notepad. >> The tag? >> Yeah. >> Oh, I just It's um It's an old tag I just put on there. So, the city like it's >> What tag is it? >> I think it's my my grandpa's my grandpa's old tag maybe. But I haven't driven the car yet. I still need to get my new license from the DMV. I have a scooter. It's up there. That's what I drive. But I have the insurance and registration, everything. I bought it for my grandma for $1,000. >> Did you already transfer the title? >> Uh, yeah, I did. >> How long you guys dated? >> Uh, like a year and a half. >> Year and a half. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Like after she did all that, that's when she was coming at me and attacking me. She like tapped me down to the floor right here. Yeah, >> after I threw it back at her car cuz I was like, "Just get the out. I I told her to leave my house for like 30 minutes." >> At first glance, it looked like the kind of call officers see all the time. An argument, a jealous girlfriend, and a situation a little out of hand. But the scene in front of them suggested that this wasn't just a moment of jealousy. >> Does she typically get physical with you? Is that the way she reacts to >> Yes, all the time. But I don't want anything to happen to her. Like, >> right, >> I love her to death. She does it all the time. She's She's a little cuckoo. But >> does she have any um depression, anxiety diagnosis, anything like that? Uh >> I'm like 100% sure she's bipolar, but she's not diagnosed, but I think she is. >> She threw a sandwich on my car. She was hitting my car with channel lock. She poured a can of Dr. Pepper on my car. >> Yeah. >> What's your plan going forward with your relationship with this girl? from the 13. >> I don't want to I just honestly this is I told her this is it. >> I was like I'm done. I'm not doing this to leave you anymore. But yeah. >> So I was saying like she was hitting me so many times I like on her truck I like smacked her >> like that one like after she hit me and threw the sub all over my car. Yeah. >> I like walked up to her truck and I was like But that's about it. Like other than that, >> that's about >> Okay. >> Like just so like she's probably going to say I smacked her mirror, but I did after she like hit me after me. Yeah. >> Even though I shouldn't have done it probably. But >> is it the the truck's damaged? >> Uh no, it's not damaged. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Despite what had just unfolded, the man standing [snorts] in front of the officers had clearly shown a lot of restraint. But the real question was why. You guys were inside. >> Yeah. >> You said you were sitting on the toilet. Where is that where it started? >> Started in the bathroom and then you >> started in my room. [music] >> Yeah. >> I was literally talking to her and then I was on my phone and then she like went like this and went to grab my phone. I was like, "What are you doing?" And she was like, "Uh-uh. Uh-uh. You got me soed up. Like, why aren't you giving me your phone?" I'm like, "Because like it's been really toxic with her." and like like she's just been talking to other guys for the longest time. >> And I was just like I don't even care anymore about it. So I was like, "Let me see your phone." She was like, "No." [music] Like exactly. >> Okay. >> And then that's when it started. And then she wouldn't let me leave my room. Like she was like blocking me like hard. Like I'm like >> come on move. Like move. Like come on move. She's like no. So >> that's when I sat on a toilet cuz I was never touching. >> Yeah. than my bathroom in my room. >> Yeah. So, she you separated yourself, you went to the toilet or you just went to the bathroom to go sit on >> Yeah. Like she was like in the bathroom like she's at the bathroom door blocking. >> Oh, okay. >> And I'm sitting on the toilet waiting for her to move. Correct. And I was like, I could wait all day. I could wait all day. And >> Yeah. At what point did she start hitting you? >> Um when I came out front and I was telling her to leave. >> So she eventually moved out the way so you can get out or >> Yeah, she did. >> Yeah. Okay. Like I was sitting on the toilet for like 30 minutes and then she walked into my room >> and then I walked outside. She was getting all of her stuff and then she was sitting in my front yard for like another 20 minutes >> and I was likeing leave like get the out of here >> because >> just everything she's been doing I like don't want anything to do with her anymore and just like >> this is it like you're going to get the police called. You're at my house screaming, causing a scene, beating me up in my front yard. >> Like, >> right. >> Even though that sounds so wrong to say, but you know what am I going to do? >> No, I get you. All right. So, she was sitting in the yard. I'm just trying to paint a accurate timeline. Um, sitting in the yard. You're telling her to get out. Where did at what point did she like get physically put hands on? You said she tackled you. >> Yeah, she's like right here. >> Okay. Okay, where we're standing and she was just charging me and I'm just standing still. [music] Everyone's screaming at me to go inside, but I'm just like like no. Like this is my front yard. Like I'm telling her to leave like >> Okay. What be they were trying to separate? [music] >> Yeah. They they were just like, "Stop. Stop." And I'm like, >> "Okay." But getting attacked here, but my friend and her were telling me to stop. And my friend's just screaming at my girlfriend like, "Stop talking to like get off of him." Like y'all need to stop. >> Yeah. >> Like she's not that much smaller than me. Like she's a she's a bigger girl. Like she's a strong girl. Like if she runs at me like full strength like >> Yeah. >> Hurts like like I'm not a but >> Right. >> Punches and scratches and slaps still are annoying, >> right? [cough] And obviously it would be a completely different story if the tables were turned. So that's why I just am like this is ridiculous. Like just get out of my house. Like you're already hitting me at my own house. This is my property. You're putting hands on me. You're going psycho. >> By this point, the officers had heard enough and the next step seemed obvious. Hold the toxic girlfriend accountable for her actions. But it appeared the victim thought differently. >> You guys have been dating for a year and a half >> based on what you're telling us or whatever. Um, she's obviously not here, so we can't speak to her. Um, do you want to press charges against her? >> No. >> Do you want to make a sworn statement? You want to take any pictures? >> No. >> Okay. So, what you're telling us that happened is dating violence in the state of Florida. We don't have discretion. >> All right. >> Okay. So, I'm going to give you a case card and information. >> Thank you. >> I appreciate your time. >> Do you understand what she means? What she just >> Yeah. Like, do I want to press charges? >> Well, you you're you you don't want to press charges. >> No. [music] >> But in the state of Florida, we have to file charges regardless. >> And it's it's up to the state whether or not they pursue charges. A lot of times they don't because the reporting party, in this case, is you. You don't want to pursue charges. So, the state, they receive the report, they look at it, and they say, "Okay, he doesn't want to press charges. We're not going to take the charges." But as of today, the state requires us to at least submit charges to see if they'll take it. You understand? >> Yeah. >> That's that's by law. We have to uh dating violence battery. [music] >> So So So this >> I just don't want her to get like charged with >> Yeah. It'll be documented as such. Um, but >> just so you're aware, in the state of Florida, anytime some if two people are dating and one person is alleging that the other person hit the other, if both parties were here, somebody would be going to jail. >> Really? >> Hands down, we we [music] don't have we don't have we don't have discretion. It's not like a speeding ticket where I can say, "Okay, you can go home." If if both parties are here, we would have to take somebody based on what happened. Even though the male didn't want to press charges, Karma didn't seem too interested in giving the girlfriend a free [music] pass. And when the officers showed up at her door, she reacted exactly the way they expected her to. [snorts] >> Hi. >> I need you to come with me. >> Cooperative. >> Okay. >> Let me see this. >> I'm going to take all your jewelry and leave it here so it doesn't go with us. That way it doesn't go missing. Okay. Here. You know what? Yeah, >> you can just the bracelet >> take off your rings, too. I'm going to have to swap costs anyway. So, >> same thing. >> Go ahead. Take your ring off again. >> Do I take it? >> Anything on you. You're not supposed to have >> You got a bra on? >> No. >> Okay. You want to grab You want us to grab Get your shoes. I can't back in the house, but you want to get your shoes. You want to go barefoot? Slides over there. >> You sure you don't want? >> Um, I don't want you guys going in cuz of the dog though. >> I don't know what you're going to get. [music] It's fine. I >> You're going to go from here and go from my car to there. I'll get temple right away. >> You said mom was close by, right? >> Yeah. She's [music] down commercial. I think she got her um physical therapy. [snorts] >> Turn off >> until I don't get my phone for the until I leave. How much did I get it? >> No, you're going to get you're going to get your phone when you're released, but you'll be able to get numbers out. So, if you want to get your sister's phone number, >> turn your hands like you're praying. Okay. Wait, hold up. here. Jewelry. Can I leave this somewhere outside? >> Yeah, put it in that. >> Right here. >> Mhm. >> Anywhere. >> Real quick cut down for me. No pockets in these pockets as well. pump. >> Did I need >> Huh? No, I bumped you. >> Oh, no, you're fine. >> Okay. >> In the end, the girlfriend was charged with battery and dating violence. Speaking of toxic girlfriends getting what they deserve. This boyfriend beat's assault got caught on videotape for everyone to see. >> Yeah. Right. >> Yeah. Yeah. Sweet. Hey, >> he's fighting. >> I've been closing the door. This morning I knocked on the door and said, "Hey, officer talk to you." >> Yes, officer. I didn't want to talk to you cuz I'm all burned up. He He always hits me. >> Then why do you keep coming back? >> I have to talk to you. >> So, you want to do something about it? How do you expect to do something if you don't want to talk? >> On June the 22nd, 2023, Palm Beach County deputies responded to a home after a woman was reported to have attacked her boyfriend outside the residence. Except what the officers weren't aware of yet was the extent of the assault the poor male had gone through at the hands of his psycho girlfriend. >> What's all this about? >> What did she do or what did you do? >> Uh so here last night. >> Pardon? >> They had monsters here last night. >> I saw >> she was drinking. >> Okay. >> They asked me to leave. >> Before we go any further, are there any weapons in the home? Uh, I mean there's knives obviously. >> Okay. Are there any guns? >> Come here, G. Come here, boy. >> He's friendly. >> No, he hers is. >> All right. So, what happened with the officers last night? >> Uh, they told me to leave. >> Do you need paramedics? >> Um, >> I mean, they're down the street, right? They're literally right there. >> I was an army ranger medic. We're good. >> What about her? No, just see. Unless you scratch a finger on a smelling all this out. >> Hi, doggy. Hi. >> Uh, how is that? >> Hi. I smell I smell like I know. >> I left parked the car right there. Slept in it all night. >> You did? Okay. After the officers left. >> That's awesome. I went to the gym and I came back here, parked the car, slept all night. >> Okay. This truck, this car. >> He's the He has no bearing on this. >> When I went by, I saw >> Do you know this person? >> No. No. I saw the struggle and >> Okay, hold on. I'm talking to him. Let me find out from him exactly what happened inside before we take it to what happened outside. >> Well, she started her screaming and whatnot after I got home from work. This is what happened. Uh so I left. She continued to berate me with text messages like um she's met called her ex-boyfriend to figure out how the uh water machine was freaking this all started. >> Okay. 7 over last night. >> Okay. >> I slept there in the driveway at 6:30. Fell back to sleep in the car cuz I didn't want to go outside. Waiting her to come out. She's got a job breakers as a hostess and uh I'm going to take her to her job then go to mine like I've been doing every day for the past >> How long have y'all been together? >> Year or so a year but uh she comes outside starts screaming and uh goes all my tools if you see >> they were in the car. >> They were packed neatly in the car. All this >> every bit of it. >> Jeez. Okay. >> And I believe you got a camera, don't you? Or >> Yeah. Okay. >> She uh she hit you. >> She hit me in the back of the head with a hammer. That's where blood's coming from. >> Where's the hammer at? >> The red and yellow one. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, we got >> Good thing it wasn't a metal. >> I got a glass. I need a couple scissors. It's not a Yeah. >> So, we just found >> 18. >> Sorry. You're right. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> Cuz I want to see this guy's video before we go aggravate her. >> Initially, officers only had the boyfriend's side of the story. But if there were any doubts about the validity of his statements, they didn't last very long. That was because a bystander had recorded the entire incident. completely out of control. >> Hey, bro. Why don't you just walk away? >> I can't. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Stop. drive over them. >> Yeah. Right. >> Yeah. Yeah. Sweet. Hey, >> she's biting. >> Yeah. I I I [laughter] got it. >> Give me my turkey. >> Hey, the police told me not to get involved to stay in my truck. >> Give me a turkey now. Hey, you're doing great, bro. Just protect yourself and don't hurt her. >> That's not the reason for the keys, man. Look at that. Seriously, >> please pull him off for me, please. >> He's not on you, sweetie. >> He won't let go. He won't let go. Please help me. He's doing that to protect you. >> No, he's not. He's doing it to control me. >> It looks to me like he's doing it to protect you. >> He's not cuz he's so charming. >> Off of me. Get off of me. >> Are they close? >> Yeah, they must be. I I I >> I told I told him you were bleeding. So, uh that usually picks it up. >> And by the way, he punched me in the ribs just so you guys wouldn't know that he actually did it. I hate you. I hate you. Don't you ever come back to my house again. Ever. Ever. >> Literally not how that works. The video left no doubt in the officer's minds, but once the victim began going into detail about the woman's behavior, the situation suddenly became even more concerning. >> She just got put on um Zolot like this is a mental issue like for sure. >> How long has she been on? >> Not long enough. >> And obviously she's drunk so it's been a month. pregnant. >> No, >> no, no, no. She just got put on Zoloft. >> Oh, yeah. >> You have video cameras on your house beside Is that a doorbell camera? >> Yesterday until she took them all down. She even taped up the doorbell. >> Maybe let's uh come over on this side of the car. I know you said there's only a BB gun in there, but any event she decides to You want to come over here? >> I just don't feel like having to do anything more to her than >> needs to be at this point because she wants to be stupid. >> Well, that's the thing. I don't I would much rather see her go to like >> she No, no, no. So you what did what did she get diagnosed with? >> Um like manic depressive older. >> So unfortunately because of these circumstances and that you guys are in a relationship, she is going to go to jail, but because you're telling me that she is taking Zolaf, she's been diagnosed and she's probably going through a mental breakdown. >> There is a portion of the jail that deals with mental health. >> Like >> I can't not take her to jail at this can't take you to the hospital cuz I'm going to >> if they did so they have that's what I'm saying they have a medical floor that >> forced to go and like wander out of jail. >> Oh well you're not going to be able to bond her out because there's going to be a no contact order. >> She potentially I get that you're a medic and that you probably went through worse but she potentially could have with that. Okay. Obviously, what happens when we leave is out of my control, but being that we're here, your skull split. I've got people that witnessed it. She has to go today. If she somehow acts out, if something happens in there and we determine she does have to go to the hospital first, she'll go to the hospital, but eventually she's still going to end up in jail. >> Even after being attacked and humiliated, the boyfriend showed far more mercy than most people probably would have. But in times like this and once the cops are involved, a victim's leniency isn't always enough to stop their asalants from facing the consequences of their actions. >> I don't know. Okay, he he's a former military, but he says he doesn't have any zeros on the gun with the zeros in the house. Just a BB gun. But she did slash all four of those tires with a knife. A knife is out here. The hammer's out here that she used to bash the back of the skull with hands. >> All right. I'm here. >> All right. You got lethal. >> Yep. >> There's an island right there. >> On the left. >> You want to go before me or >> open door? >> Open door on the left. Stand up. I need help. Let's do it. Do you need paramedics? I know you're bleeding. Start. >> I know. We will. The woman's personality and demeanor were a [music] total 180 compared to the video the officer officers had just watched where her knee was working just fine. And as the officer started questioning her, it quickly became obvious that [music] this wasn't the woman's first lie, and nor would it be her last. >> What happened to your knee? >> I don't know if it's broken or dislocated. >> What happened though? >> I don't know. He's been attacking me all morning. >> No, he hasn't. >> You haven't seen it? >> No, he did. There was a witness that recorded it. You don't see what happens inside. Is it? >> Well, I would like to, but you took all the video cameras yesterday. >> You didn't really give us an opportunity to talk to this morning either. Decided to take a walk. >> Can you turn that way a little bit so I can check this for you? Lean that way towards like that. I can't defend myself. You're stronger than me. >> We're going to have the medical check on my ribs in the back of my head. I'm all bruised up. He He always hits me. >> Then why do you keep coming back? >> Why don't you talk to us? stupid question cuz you don't believe me. >> It's not that I don't believe you, but I'm going to believe you. >> You You weren't here the morning that were here this morning didn't believe me and I called in and told them that they just take his side because I'm the one crying and he's calm. They never believe me. I slashed him. It's my car and he wouldn't give me my keys and so I slashed him so he couldn't take it. >> My tires are like $300. >> You know he was trying to take you to your job. >> No, he wasn't. >> Why not? None of >> your business. >> Well, maybe you were a little too intoxicated to go to work. >> I wasn't intoxicated. It was 7 in the morning. I had orientation at the breakers. He's lying. You said I was >> Did you forget we were here? >> Yes. >> You walked into the house when I got here this morning. >> You ran out the back. >> I know. And I was not intoxicated at all. >> Absolutely. >> Your job says differently. >> What job? >> Flaggler steakhouse. >> Flaggler steakhouse didn't even see me this morning. >> They said you showed up with blood all over your face >> because he beat me this morning. >> They told me Flaggler didn't see you, but now suddenly they did. >> The Breakers, not Flaggler. I went to orientation at the breakers this morning and they sent me home because I have blood on my face and I can barely walk. >> He took my car all night and never came home because he was out doing all night and then when he came home I wanted my car keys so I can drive to my job myself and he wouldn't let me. >> The officers were clearly not buying her Oscar worthy [music] victim act. But like any manipulative partner who's practiced this performance before, she seemed determined [music] to stick to her script, she was clearly not ready to go to jail. And if she was going to go down, she didn't want to do it alone. >> After closing the door on this morning, I knocked on the door. I said, "Hey, talk to you." >> Yes, officer. I didn't want to talk to you. >> You said, "F you." >> I didn't say f you. I said, "No, I didn't want to talk to you." >> Can I? Have you looked up his criminal record? >> He has a murder charge. >> Okay. >> He's realize that that murder charge has absolutely nothing to do with this. >> I'm just saying. >> What's your record? >> Nothing like this. >> We don't judge people. >> People buy their records, but if you want to bring up records, neither one of you are clean. >> Okay. >> We don't we don't judge people based off records. We judge them based off the moment. We judge them based off years in front of us, >> right? Because I'm hysterical and crying because I just got beat and he's calm and cool and collected. >> I'm judging him based off the fact that when you were here, oh, you had the opportunity to speak to us. >> I didn't want to talk to you. I have a right not to talk to you. I was crying. You absolutely. >> I was crying and I shut the door and I didn't want to see you and I don't want to see him because I'm scared of him. >> Why did you come back here then? >> It's my house. >> But you think you thought he wasn't going to be here. You just said you didn't want to see him. >> My parents were coming here. They were telling him to leave and he refuses to leave. >> Well, you guys live together. So, at this point, unfortunately, it's both of you guys. >> Exactly. I know. I'm But it's my house. He doesn't own anything. It's my car and my house. And I fell in love with him a year ago, and he's been living here ever since. So, I know there's nothing I can do. So, you can imagine how frustrated and upset I am. >> Powerless. He's stronger than >> You can have an evicted. >> I'm going to I'm going to, >> but there's nothing I can do cuz I'm right now, can I? >> Uh, and >> I know she's going. >> She thinks her knee might be broken. >> Knee? >> Maybe. She doesn't know how though. Are you able to move it? >> I can move it this way. >> Okay. >> But I can't. >> It just hurts. >> No. >> Are you able to put weight on it? >> No. >> Do you want it? Do you want to go to the hospital? >> I don't have any money. >> I don't I can't afford an ambulance ride. >> So, what would you like for us to do? >> I don't know. You guys are the ones that are here. >> Well, the only thing we can do is check. We'll check you out and then we can either get a rescue come in or not. >> Well, actually, you know what? She's got to go because you guys are out here and she's going to jail and they're going to make me get her medical clear next week. So, she needs to be transported. >> Okay. >> I just Yeah. Sorry. I put two together as soon as you said that. >> At this point, the officers were done with her fake crocodile [music] tears and decided it was finally time to take her to jail. But apparently that came as a [music] huge shock to her. One that resulted in an unholy meltdown. >> What are my charges? >> Aggravated domestic battery with a deadly weapon. >> How do you have proof of that? >> The nice little witness that stopped me. What witnessed? >> Some landscaper. >> Some landscaper. You're going up a landscaper. And what was >> I'm going off of a video. What? What happened in the video? >> Your past. >> What happened in the video? >> What happened in the video? >> I will talk to you when they're done. >> Charges. What deadly weapon? >> I don't have a deadly weapon. His fist is a deadly weapon. >> No, cuz I wanted them to finish. Okay. >> This fist is a deadly weapon. He overpowers me and pushes me down. What am I supposed to do? What am I supposed to do? Let him hit me. >> And he's not getting a license for this. Look at my feet. He push me. >> And there's nothing I can do about just because it's not a recording. >> That happened this morning. >> Yes, it did. >> So, like my partner said multiple times, you ran off and you failed to talk to us. >> So, what? How am I supposed to have to talk to you? >> So, you want to do something about it? How do you expect to do something if you don't want to talk? >> I didn't want charges. He's pressing charges. >> You only want to say something because you're going to jail. >> Of course I do. Of course I do. I DON'T WANT TO SEND HIM TO JAIL. >> The same idiot. God, stop talking to me like I'm a piece of >> I literally just got abused by my boyfriend and you're talking to me like I'm garbage. I know. >> Here, >> Jake. >> Check the back of my head. Check my wrist. He beat the out of me just now. >> I got They're not going to let her go anymore. >> Go arrest him. I'm pressing charges on him now. >> That's not how that works. >> Well, how does it work? >> Told me to shut the up and not talk to you, but >> I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to her. How do I press charges? >> Tell you the same answer. She's going to tell you. >> How do I press charges on you? >> You're going to jail. >> That's fine. When can I press charges on him? You can take it up with your defense attorney when you get out. >> When I get out? >> Okay. >> Okay. >> That's all you had to say. >> You told me not to talk to you. >> You told me not to talk to you. >> You're not here for my help. You're here just toing look down on me. >> We're here to arrest you. That's what we're here for. >> Um, see you in 20 minutes anyway. I'm done. Go ahead and get to go to the hospital with you. So, you can tell me that all you want there. All right. >> The lady was subsequently arrested and charged with aggravated domestic battery with a deadly weapon. While this woman tried very hard to get her boyfriend in trouble despite being the primary aggressor, she was not nearly as toxic as this young lady, a girlfriend who tried so hard to paint her boyfriend as toxic when she was in fact the villain in the story. >> Um, so me and my boyfriend got into the future last night. what my face looked like. My [snorts] lip was like swollen, my eyes still like a little bruised, and my nose was bleeding everywhere. I hit him more than once, too, I'm pretty sure. >> But like I didn't see him hit her or nothing. And he said he said that she hit him. >> So, you're being placed under arrest for simple battery dating violence. Okay. >> Is he getting arrested? >> No, he's not. Okay. March the 6th, 2025. What started as a heated dorm room argument quickly erupted into chaos after a woman called the cops and her on-again, off-again [music] boyfriend. What she didn't know was that her carefully plotted plan to get him in trouble was about to backfire spectacularly. >> What's going [snorts] on today? >> Um, so me and my boyfriend got a terrible confusion last night. >> Okay. >> And basically what happened was um he went out, didn't tell me. I was really upset. He came home plastered. Um, I put him to bed and then I started drinking and I got really drunk and then um, we went upstairs to my room and I was really really mad and I did >> he um, smacked me in the face multiple times. I don't really like kind of blacked out during that. >> Okay. >> Um, basically here I have pictures. >> Um, this is what my face looked like. My lip was like swollen. My eyes still like a little bruised and my nose was bleeding everywhere. >> Okay. >> Um but yeah, that's pretty much what happened. And then came to safety was called and they came and took him back to his room. And I said I didn't want to press charges originally. Um but I would like to now. I just don't I don't want him to get like arrested or anything. >> Okay. Well, that's we'll get to that later on. Do you have your ID? >> Yes, I do. Are you guys enjoying? >> You are. >> All right. So, what time did this take place yesterday? >> Um, around 2:45 2:30 >> in the morning. >> In the morning. >> Okay. So, like this morning. >> Yeah. >> So, 2:45 a.m. >> Yes. >> Okay. And so, he was out >> he went he was out during the day, came home super drunk, and then I started drinking. >> And this is in whose in his room? that it started in his room and then we went up to my room. The altercation happened in my room. >> Okay. What's his room? >> Um Oh, yeah. First, but that was earlier. >> What time was that? >> I would say that. What time would you say I was at room? >> Like 12? >> I would say 11. >> I would say >> like when did I come upstairs? >> Uh I was prior. I would say off campus at this time I would say it was about 11:50. >> Yeah. So like 11 you came to the dorm. >> Yeah. >> No later than like 12:30. >> Okay. >> Okay. So you were in his room. Okay. And then how long were you guys in his room? >> Um we had been in there I had been in there from I want to say around 7:00 p.m. till then >> the both of you guys >> he was sleeping. Yeah he was in the room too. He was asleep. And then he came up to my room. >> 2:00 a.m. He comes up to your room. What happens from there? >> So that's when we started arguing and like screaming at each other. And my roommate said that she heard us screaming. They came down. >> Um and this I had already we had already like hit each other by then >> and I was bleeding. There was blood everywhere. >> So then we kept arguing. I was still very drunk at this point. Um, he was still coming down from his drunk. We just kept arguing, kept arguing, and then he just smacked me. And I don't quite remember like how it really went from there, but all I know is he kept smacking me. Like I got hit multiple times. >> Okay. >> And then that's when they came in the room and like get out. They called campus safety. Campus safety showed up. They took um to his room and Yeah. And then I was dealing with campus safety from then till like 4:00 a.m. >> So you were smacked in the face several times. >> Yeah. >> From first appearances, it seemed to be just another case of young love gone wrong. But something about the woman's story was not adding up, and officers needed to understand what it was that she [music] wasn't telling them. >> I [snorts] hit him more than once, too, I'm pretty sure. Okay. And so then campus safety comes in. Who who called them? >> Okay. So they get there and he goes down to his room. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Have you talked to him since? >> Yes. >> Okay. What did What did he say? Um, basically he came to my room this morning. He apologized and then we like were kind of okay and then um I've been talking with my dad all morning. He my dad I called my dad in the com like in the middle of the um altercation and he wants me to press charges and um also my friends do as well. So, I told him that I was pressing charges and then um he's just been blowing up my phone like begging me to talk to him. >> How long have you guys been dating? >> Um we've been technically together for like almost it started not last November but the November before that. So, November 2023. >> It's like a year and a half. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's his first name? >> What's his last name? >> Arreio. O R E C. Hold on one second. O R E C H I O. >> What's his date of birth? Is Do you know where he is right now? >> Yes. >> Is he in the room? >> He's in his room. >> Okay. >> What's your name? Yeah, I think >> Can I stop you over here for a second? >> Yeah. >> How long have you two been dating? >> Like a year and a half. >> Yeah, we haven't technically been together for a little while, but >> it was a little while. >> Um, as of like Jul. >> Okay. So, from August until now, were you just friends? Was there intimacy? Like would you consider it like an off and on relationship? >> Like we were pretty like kind of off and on but most like we still see each other. He sleeps with me every night. Like we still like are practically together but we're just not like there's no label. >> Okay. >> Is there a reason you guys don't label it if you're practically dating? >> Um yeah. Basically, we like had a lot of issues last year and um we kind of like both cheated on each other and there's just a lot of trust issues in our relationship. So, we just haven't really like fixed it. I keep trying to fix it, but he's very hardheaded. >> The red flags kept stacking up and soon the inconsistencies were impossible to ignore. At this point, the officer turned to her friend whose version of events changed the entire course of the investigation. So, what is your recollection of the incident? >> My recollection of the incident is Hold on. I have time stamps. So, last night I came in from my friend's dorm probably around I have my location. Let me see. Actually, not important, but I came in probably like 4:12, like 11:30ish or something like that. 11. Came into the door, saw sitting on the couch. She looked perfectly fine. Like, her face was good. >> She was balling her eyes out and I was like, "Okay, no." Like, she was getting really upset. Um, she was calling like everyone, yelling at them and whatever. Finally, she's standing outside the door with this guy that she knows and their friends and they were just going back and forth. She was like, "Let me go to He was like, "No." Basically, we get her inside. She doesn't go see him. We get her food, water. I literally put her in bed. I turn off the lights. She's in bed. She's good. >> This is in her room. >> Hasn't seen him for like maybe an hour or two, whatever. And then um it was me, my roommate, and her boyfriend who doesn't live on campus. We all just chitchatting before we put her to bed, whatever. >> And then [music] put her to bed. I'm like, "All right, I'm going upstairs." I go upstairs. I lay down for like 10, 15 minutes. I hear little faint screams, like tiny screams, and I'm like, "All right, I'm [music] like imagining something." And then I heard a big one, and I was like, "No way." And then I heard a like a loud scream. Like I was like, "What the hell is going on downstairs?" And I opened up my dorm and same with my roommate. We both rushed downstairs at the same time like crisscross applesauce with her head like in her hand. She doesn't have even though she we put her in a [music] poor bed. Her face is like all I see she's like he gave me a bloody nose. So I'm like okay. So I'm like putting back her hair getting her things ready. All I see is a big busted lip and she's like her whole comforter is covered in blood. Everything is just soaked. She's like profusely crying. She's shaking. She cannot talk. And I'm like, "What? What happened?" He's like, "She He hit me." And I was like, "What?" And then before this, before I even went downstairs, um I called campus safety. >> Now, fast forward, I went downstairs. Um he walked back into he walks back into the room. I don't know what that was, but he came back into the room and he was like, campus is here. Go wash your face in the sink. >> Did you see anything physical happen? >> Um I saw him like shove like a little bit when campus was here. Like pretty aggressively like on the same side, but like I didn't see him hit her or nothing. And he said he said that she hit him but he didn't touch her and she did that to himself. >> Okay. >> And then he got escorted back to her room and that was that. He didn't come over and now he's trying to right now currently he's [music] trying to guilt trip her like he's came to the door already. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. >> The officer was starting to see cracks in both women's stories and it became clear that only the boyfriend's account could set things straight. [music] >> Hit by a tire that flew off of a car. >> What's going on, man? >> All right. So, I got called, I guess, about an incident that happened early this morning, late last night. Um, first, do you have your ID on you? Uh, >> yeah. You want to sit or >> wherever you want? Where? Wherever you're comfortable. Yeah. >> All right. Um, so can you Yeah. Can you just explain what happened last night or this morning, I guess? >> Yeah. It was last or I [snorts] don't know, like 2:00 a.m., whatever it was. >> Um, I [clears throat] was in Fort Lauderdale with my friends >> at the beach. I came back >> um went to sleep and she went through my phone while I was >> Who's she? >> Um, >> okay. >> Went through my phone while I was sleeping. Um, I woke up to her hitting me. Like, that's what I woke up to was a punch. >> Where? Where did this take place? >> In her room. >> Her room? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you were sleeping in her room? >> Yeah. I So, I originally got back, knocked out here for a couple hours, went up to hers, knocked out, and then got woken up like that. >> So, she punched you is how she woke you up. >> And then we started arguing. Um, she told me like she went through my phone. I was like, "Okay." It just kept escalating. I was just trying to go to bed. like I just woke up and I got hit multiple multiple times and um from there like >> how >> what are you asking like >> I guess estimate estimate how many yeah how many times did she did she hit you >> all right yeah so the complete rundown I woke up she it was escalating argument she probably hit me like six seven times scratching me on my back >> do you have any marks >> yeah I have like couple scratches >> okay >> I'm not sure about my I don't know. Pulled it up or whatever. >> Yeah. Okay. >> I mean, >> I'm not sure. >> It might be a little little mark there. Yeah. >> Um and then Yeah. So, I had like pushed her off me and it's a small room. She tripped and fell into the side of the bed. [music] >> Okay. >> Then we're just we were still arguing. Still arguing. She's hitting me. And then [music] her room her her roommates came down. Campus safety came down. [music] Yeah. And then from there she scratched you and then >> my phone pushed me like it was going on for a while. >> Okay. So she hit you several times. >> Like I was trying to leave. I couldn't she wouldn't let me leave cuz she wanted me to sleep with [music] her but like it was just it was just >> um and I know you said you had some marks on your there some scratches. If you could just go ahead and pull your shirt up real quick. >> Okay. And that's from her scratching you. >> Okay. >> With each passing minute became increasingly clear who had truly sparked the altercation. Every inconsistency, every conflicting story pointed to the real instigator. With solid evidence in hand, and a mounting sense of urgency, the officer now had just one thing left to do. Can you just put [snorts] your phone on top of the car? >> All right. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. I'm going to explain what's going on. >> What? >> All right. I'm going to explain what's going on. >> What's going on? >> I'm going to tell you in a second. Just hold on. [sighs] >> What's going on? >> All right. So, you're being placed under arrest for simple battery dating violence. Okay. >> Is he getting arrested? >> No, he's not. Okay. >> Why? >> So, I'm going to explain. So, based on your story and his, I determined that you're the primary aggressor and you started the physical violence. Okay. So, that's why you're going to be arrested today. If you have any questions, let me know. I'll try to explain it. But that's what's happening. Okay. >> I'll explain it to you. Like I told you before, the victim loses the right to press charges when the investigation happens. If you're determined to be the primary aggressor, which you initiate the physical contact, It's you go [laughter] to jail. Um, so you don't call my dad, please. >> Yeah. Give me a second. I will say again that this is one of the other reasons that we leave the relationships when they turn out like this because nobody's saying how he retaliated against you was okay. >> Call file. Please call some call my dad. >> Give me a second. If she doesn't have the number, if you give me the code, I'll get it out of your phone and give it to her so she can call. >> Wait a second. Just in case he has >> My peep is in my pocket. >> Okay, we'll take care. She's going to search you and we'll take care of all that. >> Anything that you have on. She's your roommate, right? She lives there. Would you rather leave your jewelry and stuff with her to bring back because it all has to come off. So, your vape, things like that, your phone and the cards in there will go with you. Everything else I'll put in a bag and then that'll go with her. Okay. >> You don't have anything on you. >> I want to read the number back to you. >> Please call. >> Please put him on. Hold on one second because if he has questions, she's not going to be able to explain. >> I'll let you get it out of the >> How do you take the white? >> How do you take the bracelet off? >> This thing, right? >> I'll take >> Do you pull it? I don't. Okay. So, push it. Okay. 1934. I'm going to have a white female temp. >> What the female? [crying] >> The woman was escorted to the station where she was formerally charged with simple battery. As dramatic as that situation was, it was nothing compared to this psycho who lost her marbles over her man texting his baby mama. >> She wanted to put her hands on me and and hit me. >> Tell him what? I'm cool. You get out my face, you can get back cuz I ain't call you. Go talk to him. He called you. Get on my face. Who hit who first? >> I hit him first. >> Okay. You hit him first. >> You okay? >> For what? >> You're going to jail. >> I'm going to jail for what? >> I'm going to jail. >> On June the 15th, [music] 2025, officers from the Illinois Police Department responded to a call about a domestic dispute, but almost immediately [music] became clear that this was far from a typical lover's quarrel. >> Police. >> Come on, dude. >> I'm coming in. >> What's going on? >> He had to tell us. Tell me if you call me. >> You mind stepping out with me, please? >> No, I want to step out. This is my apartment, too. >> I All right. Well, we need to get separated >> cuz uh I need to talk to one at a time. >> She want to put her hands on me and and hit me. >> Tell them what? >> No, you don't want to tell. >> No, >> cuz I went to sleep. >> No, cuz she cheed on me with his bay mama. Let that be known. Don't forget that part. >> I'm going to show you messages with me and my baby mama. I'm not cheating on her. So she want since she want to think I'm cheating. I'm going to call her myself. >> Yeah, just just step out with I'm going to call her myself. >> That's cool. You mind stepping out with me? >> Step. I didn't call you. Make him step out. Stop talking. >> Stepping out. Baby >> this officer. She think she think I'm cheating on you. Cheating on you with her. >> Can you bro? >> Okay, cool. So do do me you kick it do me and you kick it on any type of level. Don't you got other men? Right. >> I just got >> what you say. >> I'm always in Chicago, bro. >> Exactly. I don't want to step out no more. Thank you. >> Just just talk to me though. And what happened? >> That's That's the reason right there. >> Are you okay? >> I'm cool. If you get out my face, you can get back cuz I ain't call you. Go talk to him. He called you. Get on my face. Thank you. It seemed like neither of them were ready to speak to the police despite having called the officers out. But with patience and careful questioning, the officer began to uncover the tricky event. >> What happened? You going to tell me what's going on or what? >> She she stopped throwing eggs. Look what going on. >> Just I see you're bleeding though. Where's that coming from? >> You said what? She hit you. >> Yeah. >> Only one person on charge. I did I never did. >> So who hit who first? I I hit him first. >> Okay. You hit him first. >> Y >> All right. Where Where' she hit you? >> My mouth. >> Okay. Keep going. >> I don't care, bro. I don't hear. I don't care. I don't care. >> All right. >> All right. So, she hit you and then you hit her back. >> Yeah. I hit her in the leg. I don't hear I don't hit females. >> No, I hit in my eye. Let that be known, too. Don't tell her. >> I hit her eye. >> She definitely did hit in my eye, too. >> Okay, I got you. Where at? >> Both my eyes >> just to prove a point. >> So, how is she going to give me some? >> All righty. So, how' the argument start, man? It's >> all this from your your mouth. >> So, from your mouth? >> Yeah. >> So, how the argument start, bro? How >> Yeah. How did it start? >> I was sleeping. She end up catching attitude cuz she It's Father's Day. I'm a father. So she end up asleep all day. I played the game. By the time she got up, I end up going to sleep. She was already sleep. She just woke up. >> Okay. >> Then I don't know. All I know is she tried to wake me up. I ain't get up. I was going to get up. She So she end up leaving the house. So I ain't going to lie to you. I didn't chase after her. I ain't chase after her like physically. I just want to see where she's going. I ain't found her. Whatever the case may be, I went to the store. I came back. >> So we're leaving. She came in accusing me of cheating with her mama. Hey man, she punch you. >> Yeah, like this or banana or >> sn goofy stuff. >> All righty. >> Things seemed calm [music] enough for the officers to hear the girlfriend's side of the story. So it seemed your version of what happened. >> Oh, he just told y'all what happened. What do y'all want to keep? Like why do y'all keep coming to ask me if he just told y'all what happened? >> So >> you see they keep talking to me like you telling me not to talk to them, but they talking to me. to find out. She told everything that would happen. >> We heard it from him. Now we >> That's what happened. WHAT Y'ALL WANT ME TO DO? TELL Y'ALL THE STORY. WE MAKE WHEN WE CHANGE THE story around. >> Whatever he said. >> Whatever he told you happened, I guess. Go ahead. Go with it. I don't tell my >> That's why we're asking you. That's what we're asking you. >> Go ahead. >> So he's telling us that >> he was sleeping. You came in and you got upset because he's talking to baby mama. So then you punched him in the face. >> That makes sense. So that's what happened, Anthony. >> I'm asking you. Is that >> Let me ask him. He He told you, right? That's right. >> He told me. Yes. Okay, I guess we go with that. We go with that. That sound good. >> That sound good. >> Okay. >> Why don't you just stand up for me? Okay. >> For what? >> Going to jail. >> I'm going to jail for what? >> I'm going to jail for what? >> Trying to take me to jail. Stop. Don't touch me. >> Don't take me to jail. >> Stop. Stop. They trying to take me to jail. Stop. He said he want to push hard. Stop. That's not how this works, though. Okay, stop. I'll tell you my resistance. I'll tell you my stop resist. I'm not resisting. I'm not New York. >> Turn around. >> Stop moving. >> Stop. >> Okay, stop. >> He just said he didn't want to press what he said. You're going to catch extra charges. >> He said, put your hands right now. I'm gonna come get here. >> Here. >> Stop moving this. >> I'm putting my hand behind my back. >> All right. Just face the wall. >> Just face the wall. That's it. victim first. All right. That's not how this works. State of Illinois, the victim doesn't get toys. Okay. >> How is he the victim? He put his hands on me, too. >> You punched him [music] first. >> He put his hands on me, too. Back. >> I got it. All right. You need some shoes? You want to get some shoes on? >> So, you can't police [music] station. >> Hey, we're going to the to the station, bro. She can call you back. Okay. >> She can record. >> I'm going to hang up on him, right? >> Call back. He hung up. >> She was right here. All right. Hold on. Dang. All right, let's go. Some pressure charging on domestic. He didn't press charges. >> He trying to He said that he didn't want to press. He said that for domestic >> all because I didn't want to tell him my side of the store. >> Come on, bro. I'M NOT GOING TO. YOU DON'T GOT TO GRAB me that type, bro. I'm a whole female. Bro, >> can you grab me cuz I don't want you touching me. Please. >> We're right here at the car. Can you tell me I don't You've been handling me, bro. Please chill out. You cut it down. >> It ain't nothing on me. I got you. Obviously, >> that's fine. She still has to patch you down. >> Okay. I want her touch me. I want you. >> That's fine. Just face it. >> Don't stick to her, right? >> No, not just get situated real quick. >> Just face the squad card. >> All right. >> The deranged girlfriend clearly had it coming. But what the officers hadn't yet uncovered was just how deep this toxic relationship ran. >> Hey, [snorts] can you just hold up a second? You're not going with her. You won't get a chance to talk to her. >> I'm so >> Hey, watch out behind you. But close the door. Close the door. >> Last I didn't I didn't say take you. So again, in Illinois, victims don't have a choice. If they tell us that the battery occurred, we can confirm that they're going [music] to jail. Okay. >> I hate cuz I know she would have called out first and it would have been I being caused. >> That's not how it works. >> Just because someone calls first, that's not how it works. >> Yes, it do. >> No, it does not. I've been doing this for over 20 years. I'm telling you that is not how it works. [music] I don't know why everyone has this misconception of that's how it works. I called first. That's not how arrest work. Okay. If she doesn't want to tell us her side, we're going off of your side. And you said that she came in and struck you first, so you hit her back. You have an injury. She doesn't. >> All right. I don't have a better way of explaining this to you, but usually the victims of >> they let go on for far too long before they finally call. I'm not saying that's the situation here, but that's why the state of Illinois is the way that it is. Okay? They take the they take it out of the victim's hands on whether or not they want to pursue charges. Charges can be dropped at a later date, but for now, we're trying to keep the victim safe. That victim is you. So that's why she's going. All right. If you don't feel safe in this home around her because of incidents like what happened today, you can call safe passage. The ladies there can help you out. Possibly get an order of protection if you feel that you need to go that route. If you don't want to deal with safe passage, instructions are right here on how to obtain one. Okay. So that's yours. >> This is also your stuff. Um, I have another sheet that has a bunch of questions on it. Um, I'm required to go over with you, but it's completely up to you. Do you want to answer any more questions about what happened today? >> No. All right. >> Do you feel safe here? >> I still feel safe by myself. >> Okay. What about when she comes back? >> I know. I know it's a stupid question coming from one man to another. I get that. >> I don't know. I'm going to have to guess some day cuz she leaving. >> Has she ever been arrested before? >> She'll probably be out within like a day or two. That would be my guess. I don't know. >> In the end, the woman was formerly charged with domestic battery and resisting arrest. Encounters like that are only part of the mess toxic girlfriends can cause. But this girlfriend took things up a notch when she tried putting her hands on the cops as well. >> Are you guys having an argument? >> You guys having an argument? I'll hand them to you. They're not really sport pin, but >> Hello, Daddy. Can you please please >> tell these people to leave me alone? >> On October the 12th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a local hotel after multiple reports of screaming and a physical altercation. At the center of the trouble was a toxic girlfriend whose explosive behavior had turned the situation into a full-blown [music] fiasco. >> Don't worry about it. Just let me in here try to get my out of here. >> Okay, I got to talk to both of you guys. >> Okay, cool. I'm >> Come on. >> Hey, I I haven't done anything. >> Okay, girl. I ain't got no glass. I can't even see right now. Get out of my face. >> I'm not in your face. >> Stop. >> I cannot see. I need glasses. >> Can you Can you get her glasses, please? >> Thank you. So, what's going on tonight? >> I can't see. I need glasses. Do you not see? I'm damn blind. >> Okay, please back up. >> Lady, don't put your hands on me. >> I got close. So, what's [music] going on? >> Are you guys having argument? >> You guys having an argument? What's going on? >> Let me out of the closet. I can let you out as soon as I finish having this conversation with both. This is broke. >> Okay, that's fine. Okay, I have my partner being here in a little bit. Okay, there's nothing in them. Do you still want them? >> I cannot see either way. What the You need. >> Baby, baby, baby. This >> y'all are getting my nerves. >> This This didn't have to happen. If you stay for I've been married to this woman for 7 years. It's a miracle that today is the day that this glasses is broken. >> It's it's been a lot of property damage. >> Okay. >> Stop. >> Okay. >> And it's like it's like my relationship was on that that you regret you know you you can save her. this I was I was trying to get her to bed but just staying in bed and then you set it up. She wouldn't stay and I I didn't know what up. >> I was I was making the sheets so you could stay. >> Okay. Anyway, it was on the floor and I didn't see I didn't see what >> the glasses. [snorts] Harry, come with both outside the hotel room. Give me >> my phone. >> Let's see what's happening. >> I don't give a Give me my phone. >> I don't. >> Where's your phone? >> Give me my phone. Truck. >> Okay. Well, give me the truck key. Get my phone. >> All right. These I'll hand them to you. So, it's not really working. But >> not even 5 minutes in, the officers could already tell who the aggressor was. But if they thought that they had seen the worst, they were in for an even [music] nastier surprise. >> What? Why are we getting into what are you? >> You guys in the apartment. What happened? I have to talk to those videos. Okay, I have to. My Barbie's going to come here. I have to. >> Okay. I miss my grandma. Oo. Yeah. Okay, that's it. >> [music] >> So why are we screaming about like knives weapons and all? >> Nobody screamed about no goddamn weapons. Did you see any weapons? >> I'm not saying they saw, but that's what our dispatch just told her in the background. >> Okay. >> You mind standing out there for a little bit until my partner gets here? Thank you. I'll be I'll be in the room. Okay. Okay. So, we're set up our grandma. >> Did anything physical happen between you guys? >> I have to ask these questions. This is per our policy in the state of Illinois. I heard you guys travel a lot. You come to Illinois a lot? >> Well, if you don't, that's our law, so I have to. So, I'm going to keep bothering you with these questions until you answer them. >> Hello, Daddy. Can you please please please tell these people to leave me alone? Hello? Can you hear me? Can you tell these people that you're about to come for me and you about to send me a a ticket so that I don't kill? Talk to talk to this police officer apparently here cuz I'm that crazy. Take the damn thing. >> Is this your father? [snorts] >> I'm I'm asking a genuine question. Is this your father? >> Who knows? >> Do you have a phone? >> I back up. >> What you mean back up? >> Back up. I'm talking to my partner who's trying to come down the hallway. >> Oh, okay. >> I'm not taking your phone. Please take a seat. >> Uh-uh. I was I was standing right the hell here. Girl, you ain't going to take my phone nowhere. >> Okay. Come on. Where your partner go? >> He's right down there. >> Okay. >> Tell your turn around. Billy, turn around. >> Sorry. >> Who the is Biller? >> Hello. >> Can you talk to him, please? >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Hey. >> Okay. So, you're going to go live with your father in California. >> Of course. >> Do you guys [music] have Do you have any diagnosis? What What's going on? Why are we acting >> Yay! I'm so happy. >> Okay. Do you have any thoughts of yourself or anyone else? I have to ask these questions. They're mental health questions. Okay. Do you have thoughts of yourself or anyone else? >> Based on how she dodged even the simplest of questions, the officers knew that the lady was not [music] ready to cooperate. This only meant that they would have to conduct the investigation the hard way. >> If these people did not just leave me alone. >> She been drinking. >> What we got? We got domestic. All right. >> Please talk to these damn police so they can let me go cuz I'm not I don't know y'all over the internet. I guess that's what I'm doing. These idiots here. >> I don't need to speak with him. >> Okay. Well, somebody need to talk to somebody so y'all can leave me the hell. >> No, I can talk to you. But you won't >> Okay. Well, let me Okay. Well, okay. Well, cool. Give Let me go outside then stay in here. >> Why? Because >> ma'am, I will ma'am I will get to you here shortly. Please hold on >> for what? >> I can talk to you. >> Why? >> Just give me give me five. Just give me All right. >> Bro, tight. All right, ma'am. I'm also there at the B police department. My camera is on. I need to talk to you about what happened because you kind of need to talk about your side of the story because from his side of the story, it's we we got one side. I need to hear your story. >> What you mean my story? How do you get the giant scratch mark across his back? >> Talk to him. >> No, he wasn't there. >> Well, he's in the back, so I feel like that's better. >> No, it's not. You were You and him were in the room. He has a giant scratch mark across his back. I need to know how he got that. It's bleeding. >> See my my glasses. They're broken. David, >> it's been this whole time. >> It's been this whole time. >> All right, I do it that way. >> Here's your card, man. Stand up. You're going to jail >> now. I'm going to jail. My black lives matter. Woo! All this Celia hair. Give that to him. >> Give that to who? >> Do you want SP to go with him? to go with who? >> Him. Illinois statue. She has to go to jail. >> She has to. >> She has to. It's not our choice. >> It's David. >> Come on. We're going this way. We're going this way. >> Ma'am, we are going this way to the car. You're going to jail. What are we doing? >> You stepping on my feet. What you mean? What I'm doing? A >> Kimmy. Okay. Okay, Kimmy. Okay. Be an activist, not an activist. Come on. Okay. All right. I guess I'm just got there. All right. Aha. I'm the wiz. Woo. It is. >> Can we boz? You can explain to him I got from here. >> Thank you, Rosa. This hurt. >> That's what they're built to be comfortable. >> Through the door. >> It was clear the lady wasn't acting normally, which could mean one of two things. She was under the influence of something, or her boyfriend just had really [music] bad taste in women. As the officer continued speaking with her, option two began to seem far more likely. >> I will not say that. >> Okay. Is the best rapper alive. Okay. I I the best rapper alive. All right. He not >> All right. I'm going to read you something. All right. This is your opportunity to talk. All right. >> You have the right to remain silent. You say anything you say can will be used against you in court of law. be right to talk to a lawyer and have him him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you can afford to hire a lawyer, won't be appointed representing [music] for any question if you wish. You decide any time not to exercise these rights and answer any questions to make any statements. Do you understand those rights right here? >> Yes. >> Given that, do you wish to speak about this incident? Tell me what happens. >> I will only speak about we >> Who's we? >> Me. >> Are you Wee Wee? >> Yes. >> All right. What do Wee Wee do in the room? >> Hello. Is it? >> How did your guy friend get the large scratch across his back that is now still bleeding? >> Oh, >> cuz you have long nails. It would appear that looked like >> I love news. >> Yeah, it appears it's from a nail mark from a scratch. He also said you slapped him in the face. >> Oh, okay. His mama. Okay, you know what? I Well, I I'mma give up the story. His mama is a goddamn demon. She slapped a in my face. All this type. She's a god devil. And that's why I'm in handcuffs right now because of godamn my mom. >> Can you tell me how he got the scratch? >> I don't know. >> All right. Were you guys laying in bed together? >> Yes. >> Were you guys cuddling? >> I mean, were you were you listening to music? >> Were you laying on top of him? [music] >> No, I was listening to music. >> You were not. And were you guys have how much space did you guys have between each other in the bed? >> I wasn't even sitting on the bed. I was sitting on the couch. >> You sitting on the couch the entire time? >> Yes. >> You guys at no point were st [music] both laying in the bed? >> No, I kept going to the bathroom. I was going to I was literally >> No, I'm I'm just closing my hands. It was open cuz they're on you. Um >> Oh. >> So So he's telling me that you guys were laying in bed. Uh, you're obviously on [music] agitated right now. >> Yeah, cuz I got makeups on me. >> Like I said, they're not built to be comfortable. And at some point, you slap him in the face twice. He tells you to calm down. He's pat He's like He's like stroking your head to calm you down. Apparently, that's what calm you calms you down. >> No, it don't. >> Okay. >> Y'all don't know what calms you down. >> I don't. This is coming from home. >> Exactly. You don't know what calms me down. Don't Nobody knows. At >> point there was a struggle between [music] you two. You scratched his back. >> History calms me down. That's what calms me down. research schooling. [music] >> All right. Um learning. >> Let's talk about let's talk about some history and the fact of what happened like 30 minutes ago. Okay. >> All right. What happened 30 minutes ago in that room? >> What you mean what happened 3 minutes ago? >> How did he [music] get the scratch of blood coming out of it? >> Oh my god. >> Yep. It is a fresh wound. It's not like it just it was like months ago. >> Do I have fingernails in order to make that happen? >> You My fingernails can do that. >> Look at my face. Are you serious? >> I've never met you in my life. I don't know what you're about. I'm just asking. That is a fresh >> do you think I am? >> That is a fresh wound. There's blood coming out of that wound, ma'am. I just How? All right. We're going to put you in the car from now until I get her. All right. Step in the vehicle. >> I need my phone. >> I'll get your phone. I promise I'll get your phone. The more she talked, the more the officers began questioning her sanity. The jabs and insults once aimed at her unlucky boyfriend were now directed straight at the officer whose patience was wearing dangerously [music] thin. >> Can you f the car closed door? >> Why? I need my phone. I'm not going to jail. >> I'm going to Yes, you are. >> How am I going to jail for what? >> Domestic bad. >> Are you serious? >> Yes. >> I am a girl. What do you mean I'm going to jail for domestic battery? >> Girls can beat guys. >> A They can. >> They can. I'm sure they can. >> I've arrested plenty females for doing that. Guys do it, too. It's not It's not one It's a two-way street. >> Yeah, of course it is. >> What is your deal? >> Have you ever been like I don't know. Have you ever felt pain? Have you? >> Yeah. My dad me as a child severely. >> Oh, that sucks. >> Okay. >> I've been too. >> A >> I don't understand why we're being like this. >> Okay. Well, >> get in the car, >> ma'am. Get in the car. Come on. >> What you mean? >> Get in the car. I'm giving you the law. Get in the car. While the officer transported the boyfriend beater to the station, the male explained that earlier that night, she had begun acting strangely, making [music] threats towards people they knew. When he tried to calm her down, she suddenly slapped him and scratched his back. [music] Back at the station, it seemed that the bimbo's erratic behavior was far from over. >> He was doing a lot of typing back then. >> What are you typing at? >> The report. >> Report for what? I got his damn hand. >> No, you guys said jello weekend. You have got to be a lie. >> Nope. >> See judge Monday. >> What judge? >> The judge. >> Who? >> Whichever one they picked. >> Who picked? >> You know, do you realize that you put these handcuffs on me because of the simple fact that you told me that I wasn't doing something right? >> No. Oh, I established probable cause for your arrest for domestic bad while I place handcuffs on you. >> Even though my face is up, too, right? >> I don't see your face. >> Oh, you can't see my face. >> Face. >> You can't see my face. Are you serious? >> Blemishes. >> Blemishes. >> Yeah. >> Are you You don't see You don't see no scratches on my face. >> My face is clear. >> You didn't say anything about that. >> Is my face clear? America, >> why don't you want to talk about it when I read your Miranda? You said nothing happened. You guys were never near each other. >> Because why wouldn't you tell me that my was all over the internet? >> What are you talking about? >> Okay. >> I asked you, were you guys ever together? The nurse says, "No, I was listening to music. We were never in." >> I was listening to music. It's cameras in the goddamn thing. >> And in the what? >> In the room. >> There are not cameras in the room. It's illegal. >> Great. Yeah, sure. This is illegal. What you're doing to me right now is literally illegal. >> No, it's not. How? Even though it's not. >> I don't even got no shoes on my feet. All I wanted to do was leave outside of the room. That's all I wanted to do. And ain't nobody letting me do. >> Okay. >> All right. That should be loose. This loose thing. >> No, it's not. Just take them off. >> I'm not taking them off. >> I'm not going to do to you, bro. >> It's not how this works. >> While we're doing that, we're not being on the phone. >> Okay. All I did was literally my my phone this whole time. Let me call my daddy. >> No, ma'am. We're not doing that. >> Man, bro. >> The officer was initially willing to overlook the woman's obnoxious behavior in favor of throwing her inside a cell and moving on with his duties, but her unpredictable outburst quickly made it obvious that this situation was far from over. Why? >> Why the is that staring at me? Stop having stare at me. Stop having it stare at me. >> Stop. >> Stop having to stare at me. >> Cuz you're in custody. It's called camera footage. >> Okay. Well, I don't want no camera footage. Get it off of me. [music] >> No. You're not going to continue touching my stuff. >> Okay. Well, stop touching my >> You're not going to be on the camera. >> Stop. You're acting a child, >> babe. You know I'm nerd. I'm Man, give me my bro. All I literally You do not have a right to that. Sit down, >> bro. ALL I ASKED YOU FOR WAS my own wheel. THAT'S A GODDAMN HOTEL. [screaming] >> YEAH. All right. Sit down. Sit down. Man, brother. >> All right, back. >> Hey, Joe, you said that. We're good. You sent back to police officer. All right, guys. Wonderful. Wington. Yep. I sure will. All good. Thanks. Just ask me to have my custo. >> Okay. All right. >> Oh, now we're spitting on cameras. >> I spit ON YOU, TOO. HELL FIRE. >> HEY, CAN WE GET A SPIT HOOD? >> And just spit on me. >> Can we get a spit hood? >> I want you to spit on us. >> In the end, she was formerly charged with domestic battery and two counts of aggravated battery on a police officer. Just when it seemed like the drama couldn't get any worse, this psycho girlfriend went crazy over her man rejecting her. >> I'm just trying to show y'all that I'm not in a room. He has my keys in my laptop. >> I'm standing one foot from you. >> No, because he going to say he don't >> raising your voice doesn't make me not. [screaming] On May the 21st, 2023, officers were called to a workplace after an employes's girlfriend began causing a major disturbance. But once they arrived, it quickly became clear that this was more than just a workplace disagreement. Rather, it was a heated domestic argument spilling into the office. >> What's going on, guys? >> And they called police on me because I got receipts right here in my email. He got all my keys. He had my laptop. I got proof right here. Ain't nothing for me to show. I asked him to just give me my laptop. Here he is right here. I asked him to just give me my laptop and give me my keys. That's all I'm asking for for him to give me my He has my back door key. That's to my house. His name is Maris. His name is Maris. He's right there with a blue sweater and a white shirt. They call up on me because I asked for my key. I I have proof right here to show you that he has my key. I said, "Can I get my laptop?" Yes or no. He said, "Tomorrow, f your police. I want my camera, but I really want to f with you. What's up? I asked for can I get my keys over and over and over. Hey, can you send that? I don't have time to His name Maris. He was my ex. He was my ex-boyfriend. He has my keys to my house. That's the reason why I'm here. I just want keys to my house. That's it. >> That's the reason why I came up here. >> They can't tell me that I can't come up here for my keys. I just want to be done with him. I asked him to be down here. >> You hang tight here. This officer's going to >> Can you get my Can you get my keys? That's all I am. My My laptop. My key. No, wait, wait, wait. My laptop. My key. >> My keys. I think he's still there. >> His name is Maris. Sorry, sir. His name is Maris. He has my laptop. No, I can prove to you. I'mma show you. I asked, "Can I get my laptop?" >> So, it's his place, not your place. >> It's my place. I asked for my keys and my laptop. >> Okay. >> And your wallet. >> All right. Well, go talk to him. >> No. No. I'mma show you proof that he has my keys in my laptop before anything cuz they call the police on me saying I'm doing wrong but I just want my keys in my laptop. [music] >> Where's your shoe? >> He He has my shoe right there. >> He said please stop calling me. I changed my door on my lock. >> I said please. You're stressing me out. Please. I had a miscarriage. I asked for my shoes and my laptop. I'mma show you why I said meet me at the front. Please. I just want to be done with you. Please, can I please be done with you? Can I have my keys? I just want my keys. I just want my keys. I'm showing him at time after time, man. Can I please get my keys? He has my keys to my lap. It's no if, no, no, but he has my keys. That's why I'm showing you. He can say because he going to say that he don't have my keys. He does. >> I get that. >> He has my laptop also. >> I saw the text message. Let me go over there. >> Y'all don't understand him cuz they call the police. I'm doing wrong. I just want my stuff in, but that's it. >> Yeah. >> Like, that's >> Hey, man. >> I just want my keys. >> You want me to get it from him? >> Yeah. My keys, my laptop. That's him right there. My keys, my laptop. That's it. >> Hey, why? He's right here. >> My keys, my laptop. >> No, he's walking over. >> He has my keys, my laptop. >> Like, come on. I'm asking nicely. Can I please get my keys? No, I'm I'm just trying to show y'all that I'm not in the room. He has my keys and my laptop. >> I'm standing 1 foot from you. The woman's outburst seemed endless and it left no room for any rational conversation. It was amidst her meltdown that her boyfriend stepped forth with his own narrative. >> Same person from from little. >> I I just give her keys right now, >> man. Give her the keys. >> Listen, I was at her house one day. >> Mhm. >> I asked her if I could have used her laptop. >> It was cool. I I didn't go back to her house that day. She she came with all the problems calling my calling me out my name like your mother daughter everybody. She went to my house even I think I still got the uh the messages and but she went to my house took my took my damn camera off my broke my c my ring camera broke my all type. Okay. Where the laptop at? I don't know. I have to find it. It's not in my car. None of that. She changed her back door key. I don't know what the key she talking about. >> She coming. This her second time coming up there doing this. I can lose my job, bro. >> Okay. >> Like, >> do you have any keys to that place? Any key? >> You You could try. I got I got several keys in there. But which one do you know goes there? >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. So, she saw she showed me text messages. I did see you say you think I won't break it and I know you was talking about the laptop. So, you don't know where the laptop's at? >> No, I got to find it cuz the last time I had it, my daughter was using it. >> But you do have >> When when the last time the last time I left from her house, my daughter was using it. >> Okay. Where does she live at? >> Where she live at? She live off Skidway. >> Skiway State. >> Where do you live at? >> I stay down the street. >> Okay. Okay. So, >> what she what she doing? What she doing all that for? >> I don't know. I couldn't even She wouldn't even let me come over here. >> Crazy. Oh, trying to hit me with the car. Now, >> the story was starting to take a whole new turn since the boyfriend insisted he didn't have any of her belongings. The officers had no choice but to turn their attention [music] back to the loud woman who was clearly determined to make their job as difficult as possible. >> No, because he going to say he don't have your voice doesn't make me >> because I'm trying to tell y'all that he's trying to say he doesn't. He does. >> Okay. >> He has my keys, my laptop. >> Ma'am, I I I hear what you're saying. >> The car is right there. He going to say he don't have it. They're trying to say that I'm I'm trusting trespassing. I'm not. >> Okay, ma'am. How about this? Let's start Let's start with this. What's your name? >> I I don't have my name at this point. Cuz I don't want my keys, my laptop. >> I'm How am I supposed to know who to give it to you? >> He has my keys. >> I can't give it to someone with no idea. >> Because he's going to say he don't have it. >> Okay, but he's he's saying I I get that point. [music] I I hear you. I have ears. He has laptop and your keys in your wallet. I got that >> because he going to say he don't have it. That's the reason why I'm here. >> No matter what, I can't give something to someone. I don't know who it is. >> My name is Trqua Love It. >> My name is Trunqua Love. Trqua love it. Trqua love it. Love it. >> He has my cheese my laptop. >> Ma'am, you continually tell me my laptop. Give me my It's proof right here in the text message. Give me my laptop. >> Ma'am, why don't you have his number on it? >> Because I don't have to have We're done. >> I want my keys. My laptop. That's what you trying to figure. You trying to figure out why he not saved. But this is his number. I can call right now. This is Maris. His name is Maris Lee. Ma'am, >> the you talking about talking about why is it not safe? See, he pulling out his phone. This is him. >> Oh, ma'am. >> The >> Why are you at me? >> Because you trying to tell that his name not. I'm trying to tell you. >> You said why you don't have his name number lock off. I'm trying to show you that he had pulled out his number because you didn't turn over. You didn't look when I said look. >> Ma'am, >> I just want my key in my laptop. >> How many times tell me that, man? >> Keys laptop. Key. How many times you going to tell me >> kids laptop? You got my kids laptop? >> Coming to the man's job is not going to help. >> You got my kids laptop. That's all I want. >> Holy. >> How much you been drinking? >> Getting all her? >> Yeah. >> Oh, I a lot. >> Not you. Oh, >> her. Go back. Go back. >> Go back over there. >> It was clear the lady was only there to escalate things further. No matter how much the officers tried to help untangle the situation. Wow. >> We need all the keys. >> Okay. >> You don't have any keys on you? >> No, that's the only other key I got. >> Okay. And that's the Was that just the car key? >> Yep. >> Okay. So, it's one of these four keys. No, all this all of them. >> Okay. >> He have a chrome key and he has my laptop. >> Are either one of these keys >> the key? >> These are the only keys he got on him. >> What are you What are you doing really? >> No, I'm not doing nothing. Where my laptop? >> There is not the laptop. Listen, there's >> my laptop. Where my laptop, man? >> What kind of laptop? >> Where my laptop? I have a chrome laptop. >> Okay. Well, that laptop. >> My laptop. >> That's not your laptop in there. >> Where my laptop? >> Can you get my key? >> How? This golden kid is mine. You know it is. You just said yes it is. >> Who Who kid is? >> I just told you try the key at your house. >> Try the key at my house. All right. Cute. >> Where's my chrome laptop? Where's my chrome laptop? >> I did change my door. Where's my chrome laptop? Where's my chrome laptop? >> Come on. >> Exactly. Where my shoe? Where my chrome laptop? Where my wallet? >> Can I Can I get my key? >> Where my Chrome laptop? >> Where is your other Where's >> You got to find it. Excuse me. You say you got to find it. >> Yeah. He said he got to find it with a chrome laptop. >> If you don't know, >> you just say he just said you got to find it with a chrome laptop. >> You You can't hear. >> Come on. >> With a chrome laptop. >> Give me I need my key. >> No, cuz it's not your key. >> That's not your key. >> This is my golden key. Come on. I got a golden key. >> But you just told me it was a silver key. >> No, I didn't. I told you it was a gold key. I never told you it was silver. >> You said silver. >> I never said silver. I never told silver. I could call my best friend right now. It's a gold key. >> How do you know? I can't call because how I got a gold lock. >> They don't make >> the you saying the >> No, I can call my best friend right now. It's a gold lock. >> You telling me my keys? I got a picture of when you got when you changed my keys. Come on. It's a go lock. >> Your house. >> Where is my house? >> No, the key. Where does that go? >> My front door. >> It don't go to your front door. >> Oh man. >> You can't tell me when he changed my lock. It's a gold key. >> Why you guys changing each other's locks? >> Back key. >> Help. And you said you just change your back door. >> It's my It's It's my law. Hello. >> Yes, it is. It don't. But y'all not about to tell me this ain't my law. >> But I showed you the translation when I asked him where's my law. >> You can't tell me. >> Oh, okay. But he he he pulled it out for y'all. >> Back door lock. >> How would y'all know what's my law to not my law? >> Did you change the back door? >> No. Like I didn't change my red door. How about that? >> Nothing you said makes any sense. >> Y'all telling me it's my law. I'm telling y'all it's my >> not even gold no more. Your [ __ ] silver >> no my gold my gold my is gold. >> What is this? Why are you having another? >> Oh okay. Go. Hello. Boom. There it is. >> At this point the officers had had enough of their obnoxious behavior. They decided to pull up the CCTV [music] footage on the property to see exactly what had happened before they arrived. [snorts] With the video evidence in hand, there was only one thing left for the officers to do. >> Conversations. >> Love it. >> Love it. >> Do me a favor. >> Oh lord. >> Hey, what? >> I'll take your phone. >> 7373. 436. >> 436. No. 912 436. >> You're not coming out. >> Yeah, >> 40 um 4376. >> Oh, hold on. He's going to drop a lot. >> And what would I be arrested for? >> Well, right now the vehicle. >> How? I didn't touch no vehicle. >> Well, that's not what I've heard, but I've got two different witnesses. >> Look, Mario. >> He's going to come sit in my car. All right. >> Oh, no. I'm going to turn off your phone. >> Like y'all see me right there. How I'm order with disorderly condom. Show me the charges. Like no. >> Go ahead. Put your phone. >> No. He about to come to get me my phone. He about to come give me my phone. He's right there. >> He's trying to open my phone. >> Man, no. Let me open my phone. Let me open my phone. >> No, because what y'all said? What? What's the charges? >> Oh, yeah. >> As of right now, I assault with a vehicle. >> How did you see me run somebody over with a vehicle? >> Don't give me my phone. Put you like inside the car. >> No, he's about to give me my phone. 912. >> Your phone's not going nowhere. >> No, you don't got to cut [music] it off. It's 912. 9. Uh, it's No, you don't got to cut it off. >> Don't cut my off. Y'all tripping. I just lame as a [ __ ] >> Put your leg inside the vehicle. >> Hey, bro. >> Put your leg. >> It's 912. You about to call his phone. 912 [music] 22 220 and he about to get me the out. Yes. 2209. He better get me the out. >> All right, put your leg. >> He ain't on the on him. Get Get me out of here. Get me out of here. Get me out of here. Get me out of here. As I told her, my psycho and I'm ready to go. The officers believe that they were done with the worst by getting her to the station. But unbeknownst to them, the real trouble was [music] just getting started. >> You [snorts] want my help getting out of the car like I'm really hurt. My shoulder really hurt. >> That has nothing to do with your legs. So you can scoot yourself forward. >> My shoulder hurt. My arm hurt. My leg hurt. My fingers hurt. Everything hurt. >> Well, I need you to get out of the car. >> I'm sorry, but I'm ready. >> Okay. Well, you're going to get out of the park. Ow. Ow. OW. [screaming] [screaming] >> REALLY? You don't hurt that much? >> YES, IT IS. I'M HURTING VERY BAD. OW. YOU'RE PULLING MY LEG. >> Then get out of the car. [screaming] >> No, y'all being rough on the other side. >> It's abused. >> Go ahead. Grab my arm. You already been swinging me from side to side. So, >> you can either step out, Robert. OW. GO AHEAD. GO AHEAD. YOU ALREADY BEEN hurting me. It's assault at this point. [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> My arm hurt. You're twisting my arm. >> Stand up. [screaming] >> I can't figure MYSELF [screaming] OUT. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> OW MY SHOE. OW! OW! OW! OW! OW! [screaming] [screaming] Can you grab a shoe? [screaming] MY ARM. MY ARM. [screaming] MY ARM. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> After the lady's one-of-a-kind performance at the station, the officers decided it was [music] best to take her to the hospital for a medical evaluation. This deranged woman had only one goal, to make everyone else's life as miserable [music] as her own. Will >> you please step out of the vehicle? >> Can you get a nerve? My arm is hurt. Can't get nerve once we get inside. Can you tell somebody the ambulance to come here, please? My arm is hurting. >> Once you go inside, you can be seen. >> No. Can you ask somebody to come here? It's emergency. >> Miss, >> we're at the hospital. The medical staff are in the inside. >> They can come out, too. Like my arm is hurting. I'm not even joking. You're coming out the door. [screaming] Ow. Hold on. OW. [screaming] OW. OW. OW. OW, [screaming] my shoulder. [screaming] My shoulder. >> My shoulder. Help me. My shoulder, man. No, no. Ow. My shoulder. >> Somebody breathe. My shoulder. >> Can you tell me your name? >> My shoulder. >> But I need to get fixed on the computer first. >> Can you tell me your name? My shoulder. >> Right. I understand. >> Shoulder. >> I need you to tell me your name. >> My shoulder. >> Which shoulder is it? >> My shoulder. >> Awesome. >> I need to get your vital signs here. >> Pretty sure. >> I put this on your arm. Did you get >> Oh, wow. >> What's your name? Though she was initially charged with disorderly conduct, the charges were later upgraded to felony assault with the vehicle.