Stop. >> Don't stop. >> Caught her and my daughter. He walked out. My daughter ran inside. She goes, "Mom, the lady upstairs told me to come upstairs with her." So, I walked upstairs, knocked on her door. I said, she started cussing. So, tell kids to come in your home with you. It's not okay. No kidding. Is she? I don't have anybody at the >> We need to lock your door. Most neighborhoods have that one person who acts like they're a few screws loose, using their psychotic lifestyle to mess with others as if they're untouchable. But what happens when these psychotic neighbors cross the line and end up having to face the cops? >> Hand me to jail for nothing. >> We're not disturbing the peace. >> You are deserving the peace. I'm getting neighbors calling on you guys. They're saying you're being too loud. [Applause] Here are several moments when cops have had to arrest psychotic neighbors. Starting with Nancy and Mark, who went off on a six-year-old over a dog and carried themselves like saints about it right up until the cops got involved. >> Who am I? I mean, how do you know me? >> There was a child that took place. >> Oh, that that child was trying to hurt my dog. >> Okay, >> that that is illegal. >> She hasn't done anything. She hasn't done anything, dude. Those are our neighbors. Somebody was hurting my dog. And it doesn't matter to you, does it? >> That doesn't give you the right to >> Yes, it does. >> On August the 11th, 2024, at approximately 6:00 p.m., a call was received from an area in Washington. A 6-year-old boy had allegedly been slapped and shoved to the ground by an elderly neighbor. Once they realized their actions had gone unnoticed, they bolted to their warehouse to dodge consequences. But the officers had other plans. >> How we doing? >> I'm all right. How are you? >> Good. >> What's up? >> So, what's going on today? >> Nothing. I'm waiting for my husband. He's in the front. >> Okay. Well, you're not free to go. You're being detained right now. >> You're going to have to shoot me, ma'am. >> Ma'am, >> cuz this is my car and my husband's in the we store. >> Okay. Well, you're not free to go. >> Well, that's where my husband is. So, I don't know where I'm going. And if you want to shoot me, you can store. You'll have to come in here. >> That's fine. >> Something I don't know. >> Like I'm saying, you're being detained. So, I need you to step outside. >> What's going on here? >> I need her to step outside. >> I'm I'm with him. I'm >> You've only been here a couple minutes. Right. What is the problem? >> Right. So, what happened in Raymond? >> What are you talking about? >> What are you talking about? >> So, there's a situation that took place in Raymond that you're being detained for. Okay. >> Who am I? I mean, how do you know me? >> There was a child that took place. >> Oh, that that child was trying to hurt my dog. >> Okay. >> That is illegal. They they >> That's our neighbor. >> So, the Raymond Police Department. Ma'am, come over here. >> You're going to have to kill me. >> Do you understand? If you touch Wait a minute. Back up. You're being mind. >> She has She has a condition, man. All right. Relax. Okay. >> All right. She hasn't hurt anybody. They're our neighbors. >> Back up or you're going to be in >> You got to lighten up on her. >> You got to lighten up on her. >> I'm telling you, you got to lighten up on her. That's our dog. >> Back up. Listen, man. You guys can ease up on her. She's going in cuffs right now, man. >> What the Dude, back up. >> She's a little lady. Why are you putting your clothes behind our back? What the is the matter? We're going to get arrested too if you don't back off. >> What the Get arrest him, too. Get arrested, too. Get arrest. Get arrested. >> What the hell, dude? >> You arrested this lady. >> You're not going to chase me. She didn't do nothing. >> Walking back to her car. >> She didn't do nothing. She's with me. >> That's going on. >> She's with me. Do you can't arrest her. >> You can't just show up and arrest her. >> No, you can't. You're going to get You can't, man. Listen. >> Why [ __ ] are you doing this? You're just showing up out of nowhere with no proof. >> Don't touch me. You may not touch my body. >> Show us a bit of proof. Like I said, >> you got to show us some proof, dude. You can't just show up and arrest her. >> Back up or >> you give us some proof. What the >> Hey, I mean it, man. I mean it. >> Hey, what the back up? >> You can't just show up and arrest her. >> The encounter quickly started taking a new turn as the man seemed hellbent on standing between the law and his wife. A move he had no idea could end up costing him far more than he bargained for. >> You can't do it, man. She hasn't done anything. She hasn't done anything, dude. Those are our neighbors. Those are our neighbors. >> They were with her all day long. >> Break my arm. Break my arm. >> How come nobody's How come nobody comes? >> What are you doing, sir? >> What are you doing to her? >> Hey, you're going to get tagged. >> Get out on the ground. >> On the ground. Now >> you're going to get You're going to get teddy. Get on the ground now. >> On the ground now. >> On the ground. >> On the ground now. >> On the ground. >> I am on the ground. On the ground. On the way. On your back. >> Come on. On the ground. On the ground now. >> What the dude? >> On the ground. >> What the ground? >> Well, I am I am on the ground. What's the matter with you people? >> On your face. >> What's the matter with you people? >> You're going to get tased, man. >> You haven't done a tedd. Why haven't you keep on doing this? >> You don't even know what happened. Why are you doing this for? What are you doing this for? You guys, we live here. You guys, you guys, man, you're our neighbors. You're a [ __ ] man. >> Assault on me. Jesus Christ. Give me a second. >> I know somebody is watching this. >> Everything's being audio. I'm going to record it. >> Man, you don't even know what's going on. You weren't even there. You show up arresting that lady >> for an investigation and you come in and push on me. Dude, you're going to jail for >> Dude, you're wrestling my wife. You're wrestling my wife. She didn't do nothing to you. >> Brutality. Thank you. >> We'll get a statement from you here in a minute. >> Are you part of this store? >> I was ma'am. Ma'am, you're not free to go. >> I'm going to stand here. I don't want to. >> Don't touch me. I won't go anywhere. Do not touch me. >> Do not touch me. I'm not going to stay right here. I'm going to stay here. I'm not staying here. I'm right here. I am right here. You see that? I want you to go have a seat right here. >> I don't want to sit down. You said I can stay here. So, that's what I'm going to do. Okay. That's what I'm going to do. Okay. Cuz that's what you said to do. Isn't that right? >> Yep. You stay right here. >> We got some more units coming. >> That's fine. That's what I'm doing. >> That's a little 65 years old. I'm 65 years old. We haven't done anything. What is the matter with you guys? What the man? What is the matter with you guys? training you got for this arresting people like this. What the heck, man? What would you do if somebody did that to your old lady? >> Well, one thing you don't get to do is shove me. >> Well, what do you think? Why do you get to shove my wife? >> Well, what do you think? Why do you get to shove my wife? Why would you grab your arm like that? >> Okay, you need to put your hands behind your back. >> I can't. I know. I got to >> Don't reach. Don't reach. Relax, but my coat will open and I don't feel that I'm dressed well enough. >> Face this way. Face this way for me. I'll button in your coat, but bring that hand behind your back. >> Stop resisting right now. >> I'm scared though. >> Stop resisting. No, I'm not. >> That's what I think you're doing is I can't because my coat's in front. >> But I can't. >> But I can't cuz you'll take my coat off. >> No, we won't take it. I can't do it cuz I have to button my coat first. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. Hands behind your back. I can't. Okay, she will grab your phone. You can grab >> They'reing you, Daddy. It's because of you. Do you understand? Therefore, I cannot be with you. He understands now. So does your family. >> Well, you did it. So Karen has reprogrammed you. That's right. Completely. It's not. >> It's Janet. >> I'm not Janet. I'm Nancy. >> Let us drive home. You came and arrested her like that? You didn't give her any problem. He had no proof. They showed up and grabbed her. A little lady is 65 years old hanging out with her puppy. Will I go get her some edibles? >> They came up to her. They had >> What the man? They didn't talk to me. I'm her husband. They just came up and said arrest her. >> What kind of cause is that? >> Sit up. >> Stand. I hope you're witness. >> We're going to walk this way. >> I already told him I'll be a witness against you. >> Against me. Thanks, man. A witness against me. Somebody going to shut my car door. >> No, we'll forget to our puppy >> right now. You're under arrest. Assault in the third degree. Okay. In third degree. >> Yep. Anything on your person? >> My ID and I know he was bleeding somewhere. >> The man had bitten off more than he could chew, but that seemed routine for him. He made it clear that when it came to terrible judgment calls, the crown was a close contest between him and his wife. You >> can't tell me that you sat there and talked to her. None of you talked to her. Obviously, none of you did. None of you. Nobody talked to her. All you did was try to arrest her. Nobody talked to her. >> Detain not arrest, man. There's a big difference. >> You have rights. >> Okay. >> Right. One thing leads to another guy and you know it. Maybe it goes to other things. You know, >> I said you're under arrest for third degree. Okay. >> I walked out of the weed store and saw two people in blacking my wife. >> Okay. It's just a yes or no. You want to talk to us? >> I forgot the question. I am talking to you now, >> but I need a yes or no whether you want to talk to us. Just a simple yes or no. >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, right now I don't have much to talk to you about. We were detaining her for an investigation that Raven was conducting. >> What did you do? She started tried to talk to her. >> She started walking away not listening to her commands. So, she was being detained. Once we grabbed her to put her a second, >> then you came over and involved yourself where you didn't need to. >> Can't you see that you know what's going on here? >> That's fine. Why don't you seem like a female, sweetie? >> Here's about the >> I know, but your face is not the face of a female. In fact, your name is Seagull, isn't it? Bob Seagull. Bob Seagull, isn't it? So, okay. And I I have to do this. Why? What did I do wrong? >> We're going to explain that to you in just >> Okay. Thank you. >> I tried to explain that to you. Resistance. >> Somebody was hurting my dog. And it doesn't matter to you, does it? >> That doesn't give you the right to >> Yes, it does. >> Oh, you're not allowed to breathe. Did you know that? Hold on just a minute. I'm going to button your button. >> You have to kind of admit that you hate Jews sometimes, you know, and that's the problem. Are you Jewish? Are you Jewish? Are you a Jewish person? >> Face this way for me and check the back of you. Okay. >> Do you understand that I'm afraid of you? Does that make sense to you? >> Okay. Okay. But you got to be less scary. I mean, why do you want to scare me? Is that necessary? When I'm coming willingly, you have to keep being so frightening. You're too frightening. Is that okay? Is that okay with me? Eventually, Nancy was charged with two counts of thirdderee assault, one count of fourthderee assault, and resisting arrest. Mark, her husband, on the other hand, was charged with thirdderee assault, obstructing a public servant, and resisting arrest. Nancy and Mark were chaotic, but they were nothing compared to Roy, the poster boy for psychotic neighbors. His flirty moves got shut down, and he thought threatening his love interest on camera would somehow win her heart. Here. Come here. Put your hands up. My hands up. Wait a minute. Don't. Hey, what are you doing? Hey, you made me drop my >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> You guys are awful. You're the worst people I ever You know, I understand why they call you thugs, man. >> On January the 3rd, 2025, officers returned to the home of a man named Roy went ballistic after his flirty moves on a neighbor got rejected. Instead of letting it go, he turned bitter towards her. And when that didn't get him what he wanted, he turned to making threats that left Mallerie, the woman involved, shaken. This wasn't their first trip to his house. But this time, the officers came prepared, even if they had to wait till he showed up. >> He's not going to open up, bro. I know you're excited. I just want to talk to you. The sheriff's office. Oh, I can see you. Somebody just walked by. Someone's walking. >> They just walked that way towards the back. >> Sheriff's office. Hi. Is Roy inside? >> Um, he might have a This is a separate apartment. >> Oh, it's a separate apartment. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's a mother-in-law suite. >> Okay. You have no way of like accessing this? Don't. I'm sorry. I just went here and all right. Okay. >> That's We just have to talk to >> Sorry for bother. >> I'm going to keep this uh window right here. This is where he he peaked out of Okay. He peaked out of this window right here. So, this is I'm going to put on the door. >> Got it. >> Here. Come here. Put your hands up. Put my hands up. >> Wait a minute. Don't Hey, what you doing? Hey, you made me drop my turn around. >> I will turn around. >> Why are you resisting? >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Behind your back. >> I will. Give me a second. Why are you treating me this way? >> Got it. >> Tell me that, will you? You're under arrest. >> For what? >> What is this all about? Hey I want to stand you up. >> Why did you try and just Why did you attack me? >> You stopped. You weren't listening to us. We told you to turn around, put your hands behind your back, and then you turn and then you touched up on us. >> I did. So I said, "Let me get my phone out of the way." >> That's not how it goes. We tell you what to do. You do it. Understand? >> Don't be such a jerk, man. >> Stand up. I got you. >> Okay. I need to know what I'm arrested for, please. >> All right. So, there's two felony charges against you right now for some incident that happened last night. >> A felony charge? >> Yep. Yep. So, let's put your dog inside real quick and we'll uh >> Okay. I want to know what they all >> I'll tell you. I'll tell you. Come on. >> And why did you have Why did you have to manhandle me? I listen. >> Yes, I was. You left looking at me. >> What? I can't look at you. Sorry. >> Walk to the car. >> Start walking. Come on. Wait a minute. Time out. Time out. >> No, no, there is no time out. Come on. >> I'm glad to go. >> Man, okay. Tell me what to tell you. >> So, you got to kill. >> Yep. And act stalking. >> What? >> I'm not saying nothing. >> Reports later showed that Roy had been complained and reported by other neighbors, but this time his creepiness got the best of him. Also, he was married, but his wife was at the hospital taking care of his child. Despite all these, Roy made things look like he was a saint in his own twisted way. >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> You guys are awful. You're the worst people I ever You know, I understand why they call you thugs, man. >> Yeah. Let me see her face right away real quick. Let me see your cuffs. All right, Roy. Real quick. All right. So, we're going to start over. All right. All right. I'm deputy with Flight Canyon Sheriff's Office. Okay. Uh I know you just asked a question about your dog. We went ahead and secured him back inside. All right. Um there was some sort of incident that happened last night between you and your neighbor. Okay. >> I never saw all that. >> I'm just I'm just explaining to you why this all happened. All right. Um based on the investigation by night shift, >> not us, they determined that two felony charges were put against you. One for written threats to kill aggravated stalk. >> That's where we're at right now. Okay. That's why you're in handcuffs and that's why you're going to take him right to the jail. >> Well, here's the thing, sir, is when we tell you to put your hands behind your back not to resist us. You were not. Okay. It took three of us to bring you down. >> No, you did. I was I'd be more than happy to turn around. I had my hands full if you did not notice. I was not going to to cause you guys any trouble. If you going to arrest me, you're going to arrest me. That's the bottom line. >> Okay. So, what happened this morning when we came here? >> What do you mean? >> What happened? I went to the I went to >> What happened last night when we came here? >> I told you I was going to sleep. >> I was That wasn't me. >> But the deputies that wanted to talk to you last night, you said you're going to sleep and you didn't want to talk to them. >> I'm not talking anymore. >> Okay. Well, that's why things like this happen. Okay. If you would have talked to us the first time, then none of this would have happened. >> Well, >> all right. >> Why is it happening right now then? >> Y'all are nasty people. Well, I had three guys rascing me to the ground and which was unnecessary. I was cooperating with everything they were asking me to do. Maybe I wasn't doing it fast enough for them. I don't know. >> I hate every one of y'all, man. >> Shortly after, Royy's wife showed up. And once officers laid out the reason for his arrest, her reaction started to cast an even darker shadow over the whole situation. >> You almost ran over this gentleman. You're blocking in an ambulance. Where do you think that makes sense? Right. You want to find out what happened to your husband? Who told you he's going to jail? >> Nobody told me that. >> I heard her on the phone talking to you saying he's going to jail, right? >> Okay. Okay. >> Did you Did you hear that from her? >> Yeah, I heard that. >> Okay. So, you know he's going to jail. >> Okay. But you all Okay. Who you got to talk to on the phone earlier? >> Her? >> No. >> No, he talked to me. >> Okay. So, you said you just want to talk to >> which I which we tried numerous times to. We tried last night. He didn't. We tried this morning. He didn't. >> No, he was not. This He peaked out the window. And then last night when they tried to talk to him, he said he was going to bed and decided to ignore me. Okay. So now we try to talk with him and he started resisting us. All right. He has two charges. He's going to jail today. >> He has two charges. >> He has two felony charges against him for our incident that happened last night. >> Okay. What happened last night? And I want to apologize to that guy because I would never do that. >> Listen, I'm sorry. My daughter's been in the hospital. I've been taking care of her and her kids. >> Okay. Clearly something happened between him and the neighbors. >> Okay. What? Okay. There's two felony charges. One for threats to kill and one for >> He didn't. >> Okay. >> For her. >> There's video footage, ma'am. Yes. So, he's going to jail for those. >> He touched her. >> We tried talking to him. Get out of the story. He decided not to talk to us last night. Okay. >> We tried talking to him today. He peeps through the window at us. Didn't come to the door. >> Scared of y'all. >> He left the house. He comes back to the house. That's my car right there. I follow him to the driveway. He tries to hide in the house again. Obviously, we have to go talk to him. He comes to the door. Tries to not talk to us. So now he's going to jail for that, too. >> Cuz he's scared of y'all. >> Doesn't matter if he's scared of us. We're law enforcement. We have to talk to him. >> Can anybody tell me what happened last night? >> Uh, no. You weren't there. And I don't really know who you are compared to the report. So, no, I'm not giving out I'm not giving out any personal info bases. >> When he gets to the report narrative, he can give it to you or you can call into dispatch. >> I can't tell you who the victim was. I'm not going to give you any other info. >> Okay. >> Once you want if you want more info when he gets released, >> I don't recommend that. >> I wouldn't do that. You're going to end up sitting on the saw next to your home because now you're going to knock on her door and you're going to end up uh tampering. You'll be going to jail, too. This is not good. This is This is why we don't trust y'all because you >> Man, the thing is there is evidence. There's video evidence that we did last night. So, when he g you can read the police report. >> Well, my daughter's going to look it up, but you could not find it. >> You're not going to. >> It's not in right here yet. >> She will have his own copy of the report tomorrow morning. It's called charging updated if you get a copy of it. You can read it. >> Ultimately, he faced charges of aggravated stalking, resisting arrest, and making death threats. Roy was bad, but the next psychotic neighbor made him seem like a rookie. To this lousy and selfish woman, the best way to celebrate was to blast music at 1:00 a.m. and strut around like she was untouchable. >> It's my speaker, and I live at about four apartments on this block, and I can take it here, there, and there. And nobody can do nothing about it. So, please do me a favor. >> But the concern tonight is >> I don't give a flying. >> Hands behind your back. Now, >> y'all not taking me to jail for nothing. >> Can we talk right here? Listen. >> Listen. Y'all being aggressive. I'm so sorry. >> On July the 15th, 2025, at around 1:00 a.m. Officers responded to a noise complaint at a residence. When they got there, they found a neighbor blasting music at full volume. It could have been a simple fix, but instead, she insisted that she was in the right. We're outside enjoying our night. We're not disturbing the peace. >> You are disturbing the peace. I'm getting neighbors calling on you guys. They're saying you're being too loud. >> After I told you guys, after I was eating >> like two seconds ago, >> you had to turn around. So, they called like two seconds. >> No, I didn't. I didn't call. >> I parked down the block. I didn't hear all the way down there. I did got called the first time. >> Well, do you want You want OB's for loud music or what? >> Excuse me, sir. >> No, no, no. I see that. >> It's okay. It's okay. I live here. I live here. peeping. >> I've been living here for three. It's okay. I've been here for 3 years. >> I've been here for three years. OG would let it go through. >> I know. I didn't deal with OG. >> It's okay. It's okay. >> That's what I'm talking about. >> Beautiful kind with the blue eyes and the blonde hair. I've been here for 3 years. >> Okay. >> You can. And that's my girl right there. More love story. >> More story. You're going to be moral of the story. >> Wait, please don't. >> You have to have our lights on. It's taking her >> There's an apartment, too. Please. >> They don't. That's not even This is not where the music's coming from. >> It's literally coming from a speaker right here. >> It's my speaker. And I live at about four apartments on this block. And I can take it here, there, and there. And nobody can do nothing about it because I pay rent. I do what I want. And everybody know what the like I'm not disrespecting nobody. And it's okay. It actually doesn't have to be a big deal. We just kind >> I know, but this is not my first rodeo. This is orchard block. >> For the last like 5 years, it's been more than music being a problem over here. >> Like seven. Hold on. Time out. Excuse me. >> I'm not here here. >> It's okay. It's okay. So don't come over here talking to me about music. >> Hold on. Sit down. >> That's the whole problem. >> Calm down. >> I will. I will. >> Excuse me. Beautiful kind. >> We're not having issues with anything else right now. Excuse me. >> All I'm asking is to turn it down. >> Excuse me. >> Y'all been over here. I've been over here for almost 4 years >> and music is the least of y'all concerned. >> I'm well aware. >> Okay. So, please do me a favor. >> But the concern tonight is >> I don't give a flying >> as long as I'm not fighting. I'm not being disrespectful. I'm not being combative. That's fine. And if you're disrupting the time out cuz I know it's probably her right here upstairs that called the police. It don't matter. Honestly, I'm not trying to be disrespectful, but it technically don't matter. Please be quiet. It don't matter who called the police on y'all on me because I can take this speaker, which is mine, and I can take it to my apartment building. Hold on. Wait. And then y'all still going to get a call. And then I'm still going to play my music because I still pay rent. It's still my birthday. And I can I'm not fighting. I'm not shooting. Please shut up. I'm not shooting. I'm not fighting. I'm not cursing y'all out. I'm not getting into it with my peers. I'm enjoying myself. And the fact that that's a problem is a personal concern. So y'all can get in y'all car and if y'all get another call, then y'all can take y'all can do what y'all need from there. But moving forward, I really don't care. So y'all can have a good night. And if they choose to call y'all back, then we can go from there. And don't just sit around the corner and be like, "Yeah, y'all music was too loud." So I know it's a problem concern. Be 100 with me. >> I ain't being 100. >> It's okay. No, you are being 100 because them people up down there, they called the police because I was not the first time. It's my birthday. >> Turn it down. is I listen y'all lucky I'm not on a speaker cuz I will have it at my full potential because I pay I pay more than everybody else on this block to do whatever I feel necessary too is >> you can't Erica please be quiet please be quiet but if they call y'all back if they call y'all back if they call y'all back if they call y'all back come talk to me I Excuse me. Don't talk to them. >> If they call y'all back, come talk to me. >> If they call y'all back, >> I don't. >> I'm just trying to tell y'all to shut up. >> Yes. Yes. Yes, sir. >> Take it inside. Keep it low. >> No, there's kids inside. I have five kids, so I'm going to have my fun outside. I am a single mother of two sets of twins and one in the middle. >> The irresponsible mother of five had already proven how selfish she could be. But compared to how brazen she got next, everything up to that point looked almost saintly. >> Turn music down. >> So like >> Yes. What I said when I pass you volume for the music, right? >> I'm not doing it. >> Totally fine. >> It's not enough. >> It goes louder than this. We're going to have a >> fine. No louder than this. >> I said what I said. >> Louder than that with them dogs chasing them kids like that. I know I'm calling to come get y'all. I'll be down there every day of the week. >> Back down. >> And you can talk. >> Listen. Yo, >> when they go down there down there, don't listen to them. I'm going to move to my apartment, which is like four buildings down, and then they're going to call y'all again. >> And then, you know, the real Listen, I know, but it's not going to happen. I've been here for three years. >> It's been worse than this. You know what I'm saying? People didn't got here and you know that. >> I don't people. I'm a mom. >> Okay. So, I can listen to my music and enjoy my piece. >> When you're disrupting the entire block >> and I can hear your music down there with my windows down. >> I understand. If I was listening to drill music like >> there's nothing you would >> shoot them up. Yes, it does matter. >> Yeah, it does. >> It's the music is too loud. That's all that matters. That's the baseline. >> Sir and ma'am are you saying >> you will find out when I go down there and then they call y'all in like 30 minutes and tell y my music too loud down there. >> Are you riding at OB or not? >> I'm going to if they don't turn it down. >> What's OB? >> Ordinance violation. You have to pay the city. >> That's fine. But you also got to know who lives here for that. >> So here's the deal. If they want to write you an ordinance violation, >> it don't matter. You have to leave and come back for that. >> Yeah. Huh? >> You have to because listen, give me a just >> Are you going to identify yourself? >> Wait, understand where I'm coming. Raise your voice. >> Okay, because y'all being disrespectful to me. >> You're drunk and disrespectful. All right. >> First of all, I can walk a straight line right now and just chill. >> I don't care. >> I'm at home. Wait, I don't need your help. We're not trying to have issues here, but you're making this a lot more bigger deal than it needs to be. >> Just hear me out, though. We've been listening to it for like 10 minutes. You haven't said anything pertinent to the situation. >> I get what you're saying. You asking me to respectfully turn my music down to respect. >> That's why I get what y'all saying. Y'all think I'm being drunk and disorderly and disorderly. >> Listen to me, sir. >> So, what do you Wait, I asked you to listen. I listen. You live four years. is your single mother. Got five kids in the house. >> When we pull away, you're going to take your music and continue to be disrespectful. >> But I can do it right here. >> You can't. >> But I can't pull up. >> You can get on. >> But do you know who I am to get a OV? >> If you don't identify yourself, >> you're going to take me to jail. >> You can't. >> It's called Truckucky. >> I don't come over here. >> We can rap my kids. >> And all of y'all are new. I'm going to tell y'all right now today. Neither one of you have ever been a bigger deal than it needs to be. >> Excuse me, [ __ ] She was being pretty chill with us. >> Turn it down. Pause it. We going to rap. We going to rap in silent, >> y'all. Please just quiet. Let me >> rapilent music. >> No music. >> Okay, I'mma say this. Oh, I'm stepping in mud cuz y'all got me up. >> I mean, please be quiet. Just hear me out. >> Neither one of you three have ever been on or before cuz I've never seen y'all. >> Never. I've never seen y'all. Whether it's for Ashley and I was out here like two days ago. Excuse me. Were you for Ashley and Rob? >> Yeah, that was I know. Were you knocking on my door at 8:00 in the morning the next door neighbors? No, >> we work night shift. We don't work. >> Okay, I'm here all the time. I work I work 8 to 5. I swear >> is this relevant to what's going on? >> Yes, I'm telling you why. Wait, give me a second. What was that? Just shut up. Just give me a second. Shut up. >> Hey, here's what we're going to do. >> It matters. I don't care. I don't care. I know. And then you're going to park around the corner and if you feel like >> stop and then you feel like my music is too loud and then you're going to park around the corner and then you're gonna come back because you didn't have a phone call and then you're going to say I heard your music around the corner and it was too loud because you picking with me but in all reality it's people out here stealing and robbing and you worried about music. >> My turn now. >> I don't My turn now. >> I kind of don't care. >> I don't care either. >> You kind of work for me. >> No, I do not. >> So you're not a public servant. >> Oh my god. Okay, first of all, >> it's okay. >> I don't need a phone call. >> It's okay. If >> I park around the corner, hear the music. >> It's okay. I technically don't give a >> Well, the way the officers had handled her so far was clear that they didn't want to haul her off. But somehow she took their restraint as a sign that she was somewhat in control. What she didn't realize was that she was about to walk head first into something that she could not handle. >> Are you going to identify yourself? >> You taking me to jail? >> Are you going to identify? >> Are you going to identify yourself? >> Time out. You either tell us your name or you're going to be arrested. It's that simple. >> Okay, give me a reason. >> Because we need to issue an ordinance violation. >> But that was Wait. Time out. >> No, we're not having >> hands behind your back now. >> Y'all not taking me to jail for nothing. >> Back up. >> I'm not your back behind your back. >> Come on. Where your phone? Where y at? Where your phone? >> I'm fighting. >> I'm fighting. >> I'm fighting. >> I'm fighting. >> What's going on? >> Am I fighting? >> I'm standing here. Go grab it. >> Am I fighting? >> What the Come on. >> Am I fighting? Am I fighting? >> You stand here for this. >> Excuse me. >> Excuse me. >> Am I fighting y'all? Listen, >> excuse me. Before y'all rough house me, >> ask me a question cuz I'm not resisting. Am I >> Am I resisting? >> Y'all back up. >> Back up. >> Back up. Everybody back up. >> I'll talk to you in the squad guard. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Can we talk right here? Listen, >> listen. Y'all being aggressive. >> Take her. But just I'm going to get her out of the way while I deal with the rest of business. >> Hey, can we talk? >> No. Get in the car. >> Y'all don't like the way I was talking to you. >> Get in the car. >> I will. Get in the car. >> Okay. I will. Don't do that to me. >> Hey. Hey. Don't judge me, gang. >> Go to my house. Go to my house. Go to my house. >> Come to me, bro. Y'all weak as hell, bro. >> You pound that door one more time. I'll pepper. You pound on that door one more time to get pepper spray. That's your one warning. >> Hey, you knock it off here. >> This is your one. >> I have kids at home. >> Do not pound on this door one more time. >> That's my hands. >> Put your feet in. >> Talk to me, please. I have kids at home. Why y'all being so abusive? >> While a loudmouthed woman was already in cuffs, the officers thought the problem was solved. Instead, they had only cranked it up to a different and far more disturbing volume. You better stop. >> This is your last chance. You do that again, you're getting sprayed. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Please, please, please. I can't breathe. Please, please, please, please, please. I can't breathe. Please, please, please, please, please help me. I can't breathe. Please, please, y'all, please. I can't breathe. I got kids at home, y'all. Please help me. I can't breathe. Anything, y'all. Please. My name is I don't have no problems, y'all. Please. [Music] No. Y'all not. Please help me. Please. Yo, police. Y'all pull over. Please help me. I'm so sorry. >> I told you to stop pounding on that door and you just didn't. >> No, it was my hands. Y'all please hear me, y'all. I can't breathe back here. Please. >> I will open the door in a second. And you got rescue coming to look at you. >> Please help me, y'all. I can't breathe. Just outside just a friend. Crack the windows or something. Please, y'all, I can't breathe. Oh my god. Please. Please. It's y'all. I can't breathe. Please. I ain't never been bathe before in my life, y'all. Please, God. I'm not a villainer, y'all. I'm just trying to enjoy my birthday. God, please. Please, y'all. I didn't do nothing wrong. I can't breathe. >> Can y'all help me? Please help me. Help me. A man. >> When it was all said and done, she ended up being charged with resisting arrest and obstruction. As lousy as she was, she still seemed easier to deal with than Jessica, who thought she could lure young ones into her apartment and then turn around and pick fights with their parents when confronted. >> Don't speak to my children. Please don't tell kids to come in your home with you. It's not okay. >> I go to leave. My neighbor got it all on video. What's the problem? No, no, no, no. What's wrong? Why you can't [Applause] stop? >> My whole family's gone. >> I have nobody. >> On March the 4th, 2024, officers rushed to a residence after reports that a woman had lured an 11-year-old into her apartment for no clear reason. But that was only the beginning. >> Is it possible you guys go in the parking lot where it happened? Let's go around to the parking lot side of our apartments >> like right >> so I could show you all the stuff that she threw down that's still sitting down there that this just happened. >> Okay. Right. Right on the back. >> Literally if you turn around here, you go right into our parking lot. Okay. >> Thank you. >> I just got home from work. I had my um 11-year-old walk my dog. And this lady all the time talks to our kids and we tell housing. You guys come out. Nothing's ever done. She's even thrown things. Tonight the neighbor caught her and my daughter walked out. My daughter ran inside. She goes, "Mom, the lady upstairs told me to come upstairs with her." So I came outside and she was almost in her apartment. So I walked upstairs, knocked on the door. I said, she started cussing at the door. I said, "Please don't speak to my children. Please don't tell kids to come in your home with you. It's not okay. I go to leave. My neighbor got it all on video. She started throwing stuff at me down the stairs. She hit me with a pl It's still all on her porch with a plastic piece. Um a dog gate that's at the end of the stairs. She threw some cross thing. And >> are you hurt or injured? >> It just hit the top of my head. The stuff just hit me top of my head. I have no cuts, he wounds. My head hurts, but I'm fine. >> You need MS? >> No. My biggest thing is I'm tired of officers coming out here and nothing being done. Our complex let us all know a year ago they spent a million dollars on these cameras. So between these cameras, the footage that I have and that she has, I'm pressing charges. I'm done. You don't tell. You don't tell any children. >> Uh she has the ones of the objects coming down. I just videoed the objects before she picked them up. >> Okay. >> Christina, can you send me that video if you have it, please? >> Christina my um the very end apartment. She has a video on her phone >> over there. Where does >> um she lives upstairs 243 where you see those two chairs >> up there. >> She's knocking over the door. She never does for you guys. This is what happens every time. >> Just stay right there for me. [Music] >> Do you guys hear what happened? >> Do you guys see what happened? >> Huh? My neighbors see what happened. >> You got it. We heard yelling when I came out >> 64 and then she came out and she went to she was coming down the stairs and she came out throwing something down on top of her but that's the part I caught when she was throwing stuff down. >> So she was throwing stuff on her. >> Okay, >> sir. She ain't going to answer that. >> She also threw a gate down. >> Did that last night too. She ain't going She ain't going She ain't going to open that door. >> Y >> She ain't going to never open that door. >> She ain't going to never open that door cuz I caught Well, I call I had y'all to come over come knock on her door around 2:00 4:00 morning and when she was up there cut the food and stuff and she was open the door. So she knock open the door. Y'all going to have to catch her one day open. >> She ain't going to open it, son. Y'all listen. She talking to me through that window cuz she ain't going to own that door. A steady stream of identical complaints all pointed to the same thing. So the officers set out to find the suspect, but the woman felt that she was a few steps ahead. At least that's what she thought. >> How you doing? >> Yeah, it's going to be 48. >> Yeah, >> she she came out was throwing down the head. Yeah, it's like a almost look of like a one of those plastic tables that you take off the the leg and then the third gate under the last she and I can't understand how I find these people like back to back. >> So you had someone living here before that was right. >> Oh, she was worse. >> I mean, she's she was knocking my door constantly. >> What? What's What's her name? >> Jessica. >> Jessica. I don't know. Maybe >> Jessica, you need to come to the door. >> You guys got to go home somewhere. >> Jessica, you need to come to your door. >> It's the Sarasota Police Department. >> We're going to talk to you face to face. >> I need to talk to you face to face. Just Hey, Jessica. I need to talk with you. >> Okay. What's the problem? No. No. No. No. What's wrong? You can't stop. [Applause] >> Stop. Don't stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> You're hurting my arm. >> You're hurting my arm. You're hurting me. >> What is the problem? >> Stop. >> For battery. >> I didn't hit anybody. She came in my house. She came in my house. >> Okay. >> I didn't touch her. >> Yes, you did. >> I didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> I did not. >> I didn't have a choice for you. I did it. She went in my house. Ow. Oh my god. Wait, wait, wait. I can walk. I can walk. You're going to hurt my arms. I'm going to be cool or you want to walk? >> I'm going to walk. >> Are you going to be cool? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Just going to give you another chance. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> You got to be cool. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Walk. Damn. My really bad. >> Stop. >> She went in my house. >> Don't say anything. Okay. >> Okay. >> Don't say anything. Just keep walking. Keep walking. >> Don't walk. We'll talk to you now. Okay. >> Okay. Let's go. She's in one. >> One second. Okay. >> Okay. >> Hold her real quick. >> I'm okay. >> Is Is it Jessica? >> Yes. Yes. I have to lock it with the key. >> Is there inside? >> Uh, where are they? >> No, that's okay. I I locked the bottom when I came out. I got the key. >> Already I'm going to go up there and make >> I don't I don't want anybody in my house. I don't consider that anybody's going to go in there. We're just going to make sure the the doors locked. Okay. >> Can you >> Getting her out of the house was tough enough, but after that she made sure whatever the officers needed from her came with plenty of sweat and struggle. So the same thing happened at the nation. >> Hang on. Hang on one sec. Hang on a second. >> Yes. Okay. >> I live alone. >> Okay. >> Thank you. She came in. >> Hi Jessica. Right. Let me present it real quick. So real quick to you so we can keep talking. Okay. >> You are the right man. Silent. Throw. I bet. You throw it on her. >> I >> You throw what? It looks like a like a plastic uh leg from a table. >> Yeah. >> Why? And then you throw the the baby gate. You It It didn't It didn't follow your F. You throw it at her. >> Well, she came in my house. So, >> but why you lying? >> I was I said I didn't. I said >> you said that I might follow your hand like No, you throw her like you We can see you picking out the gate and throwing it on her. >> I missed and Yeah, you missed. No, no, you you did her. >> I didn't miss. The white thing missed and then they I just was so >> What's that white thing like? Like like a leg from the table? >> No, it it's a um you know how you have the umbrella for the for the beach. >> Uhhuh. >> And you have to put the thing in. >> The one that I used to screw on the sand. >> Oh, okay. >> So I missed and and then I went back and got the gate, but I and it kind of fell on top of her. But >> no, Jessica, I didn't throw you throw it at her. We saw it on the beach. >> She came in my house, officer. >> Okay. You know what you you should have done? you close the door and you call us, >> right? >> The same thing that they did, >> right? >> And everybody saying that you're the one acting out crazy, you the one that causing issues, that you're the one, you know, uh arguing with everybody and fighting with everybody. So, everybody's pointing at you and we have videos of you throwing those items to to this uh lady over here. >> Okay. >> I was just was taking a back that she could go in there like that. I don't I just feel like very threatened here again. The same it happened in Venetian. They all came out and clapped. My my ex-husband, I don't know who he is now or was he, but I just >> Jessica. >> Yes. >> Before we have a film officer here to search you before we go any further, is anything on you? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. >> But if it is a little bit of something that I could be a misino, if if I put you back on my car and we find something out of jail here, there's going to be a felony. Nothing in your hand? >> No. No, no. >> Okay. >> I don't have anything. I'm just trying to give you the opportunity to be honest. >> Thank you. >> Thank you for your service. >> You're welcome. >> Am I really going to go to jail? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Fine. >> For borrow. >> She's going to press charges. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Why? >> Uh I guess maybe go to court date, please. I don't have anybody to bomb me out. My whole family's gone. >> I have nobody. >> That's another thing. Do you want us to to grab your phone and bring it with you so you can call people? You know, numbers up on top of your head. >> Listen, >> I don't know anybody who's going to get me out of jail, please. Can you ask her please to not press charges, please? >> And we can we cannot do that. We cannot because and then together, you know, she push >> it's going to make us weing her not to press charges. She called us when we asked her what happened. She told us what happened and she said the door and she said I want to push her. >> Why don't you say she pushed the door in? >> He should have stopped and called the police. >> Okay. >> Why don't you say that? Listen, you can't push the door and then she can't do the >> That's what you said. That's what you're saying. We're going to ru the jail. I don't have anybody. I don't really need to lock your door. >> Okay. >> Okay. Please. I don't have anybody. >> Okay. So, can we go into your house and grab the key and lock the door and perhaps grab your phone, too? Jessica, I need a yes or no. >> No. >> No, we don't care about what's in your house. >> No, I won't consent. >> Okay. >> Eventually, she was charged with simple battery and resisting arrest without violence. Next up is an outright racist neighbor who lost it after her nextdoor grandma refused her a cigarette, going far as tasering and pepper- spraying her. >> She tased me through the door with my kid in the car. >> Let me go. >> She comes outside, asked me for a cigarette. I said, "No, I ain't got no cigarette." She started going like this and she said, "You black." She sprays me with something and all I felt was my lip burning. Okay, you're going to come with me. >> Just 3 days after Christmas in 2024, in the early morning hours, officers rushed to a home after reports that a woman tried to tase another woman simply because she refused to give her a cigarette. >> Hey, what's going on, man? >> Hey, she just tried to attack my wife. You tried to tase my wife. My wife right there. >> She tased me through the door while my kid in the car. >> Let me go. >> Just uh step inside real quick and let me let me >> I don't listen. I don't live here. I got out of the car. She tased me while my kid in the car. >> Okay, I got her. Let her go. Let her go. >> Stand up. >> All right. >> They will not let go of me. >> Where are they in? >> Like, which car they Which car are you guys in? >> That one. The white one. >> The white car. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can y'all do me a favor and just have a seat in the white car while I >> She figure No. >> Okay. No. >> All right. Just have a seat. Have a seat in the car for me real quick while I talk to her. Okay. Thank you. I appreciate you. Okay. Tell me tell me what happened. >> The pepper spray is old one thing. She's like, "What the hell is that?" I said, "It's not even her son was not even in the car." >> Okay. >> But I I kept asking her, "Let go of me. Let go of me. You can even ask him." >> Okay. So, did she hit you? >> Yeah. She kept punching me in the mouth and stuff and punched me in my eye. >> Okay. Um, >> my lips swarming. >> Yeah, I see where she hit you in the eye. Okay, so why did all this transpire? >> Because I've asked him mostly to keep the dogs down. And I come out here, I brought took the trash out. She's like, you have no reason to sit there and say stuff because I hear your own man. I said, y'all ride by us. Me and my old man don't even argue. >> Okay, >> they wouldn't keep it down and stuff. And we got two kids. My daughter, she had to go to the hospital a couple times and she asked to go to the she started running mouth and stuff and started laughing in my face and she hit me once. I said, "See, that's why I don't like people. That's why I don't like apartment stuff cuz people want to sit there and run their mouth." >> Yeah. >> She busted my lip and stuff. She kept grabbing my hair and punching me in the face a couple times. >> Yeah. >> She wouldn't let go of me. So, did you did you tase her? >> No, it was dead. >> Okay, >> but I have to protect myself. I have a hernia. >> Let's uh let's walk inside. Can is that okay? >> Can you roll EMS? Uh, she got sprayed in the face with someone on an object. Can you >> No, she never got sprayed out. >> No, I want EMS to come and check you out. So, who who had the taser? Did you have the taser? >> It was It's dead. >> I don't even know what to do with somewhere. I was in there last. She had the window rolled up, but I kept doing this. >> Yeah, >> she had the window. >> She had the window rolled up. I kept doing this and she never got tased with it. Just got out. >> So, you had the taser, but you never actually touched her with the taser. >> Okay. >> Amid all the chaos, the officer knew that he needed to ask the right questions because what he needed to uncover would end up shaping how the rest of that morning was going to play out. >> Just a lot going on, trying to figure it out. >> I ran back toward the door. before I open the doors is when she started hit me. >> Okay. She got any emotion in there on her? >> Uh other than the tears and what have you. >> But she I never sprayed her with any pepper spray. The pepper spray was old and even it was >> You sprayed you sprayed something on her face >> cuz you What do you got on your shirt? Look like she was on the ground. Who was on the ground? >> She was when I got here. >> Okay. Was she on the ground because cuz she tried to take her beat her ass or >> No, I was I was going back toward the house. My daughter, >> did you ask her for a cigarette? >> Yeah, I asked her for a cigarette. >> And she told you what? >> She's like, but you don't have no reason to sit there and say anything about my dog. Blah blah blah. We hear that all damn night. >> Okay. >> But I've asked him nicely. I remember. I mean, this is only second night that I've asked him, but we got a sick kid. We got a sick kid that been to the hospital for the past month for three times for an ear infection and stuff and then she's got to go back to the doctor Monday. >> Her ear is still hurting and stuff but she's like you had nothing to talk after the only thing I did was walk out there when she was sitting the car asked her for the cigarette and then she started running off. >> And you asked her to keep the dog from barking and then what happened? Well, at first I asked her husband or her son or whatever if he keep the dog wet. He's like, "Well, I'll try to, but my our son's coming down here and stuff and they're dogs. They're going to bark." I said, "Yeah, I know. I get that they're going to bark, but it's like y'all are scraping stuff across the floor and stuff." After I went up there and asked for for a cigarette, she started saying stuff about, "Y'all have no reason to talk about dogs barking and stuff. We hear you." and the kids and all that down there. And so you put yellow ladder up there. My daughter is sick and we got two young kids that are trying to sleep. >> Yeah. >> I know that that freaking pepper spray barely had touched her because I mean it's old. I couldn't even get the spray out of my hand. >> Yeah. Okay. >> After listening to her unconvincing story, the officers returned to the first woman to doublech checkck the details. That was when it started to become clear who they were really up against. Okay. What's your name? >> My name is Raquel Barlo. >> Raquel, nice to meet you. >> Nice to meet you. >> Okay. So, what happened? >> I don't know what happened here >> from start to finish. Okay. So, this is what I've I'll tell you what I've got so far. Okay. She said she was inside >> and she came outside to throw the trash away. While she was outside, she asked you for a cigarette and she asked your boyfriend to husband. Who's that? >> My husband. >> Husband. She asked your husband to keep the dogs down. And then >> the fight started. >> Listen. No. My husband was not even outside. >> Okay. He went upstairs just like I said. We go and we we walk the dogs about this time cuz we both work he work at um Carvana. I work at McDonald's. Okay. >> So, we have to take the dogs out because we going to be gone. >> Okay. >> Okay. He came out. He he took the dogs. That was it. He went upstairs. I drove off and came back cuz I'm going to Blairesville to go watch my grandkids. She comes outside, asks me for a cigarette. I said, "No, I ain't got no cigarette." She started going like this and she said, "You black. All I asked for a cigarette." And then she's like, "Okay, okay, I got you." So she went in the house. I'm waiting on him. The window was rolled down. >> She comes outside. She sprays me with something. And all I felt was my lip burning. She went back in the house. She said, "I got something for you. I'm going to get the taser." I'm sitting up there laughing because she already done failed cuz she howled for something. She already done um failed. Then when she came back out, she had a light on it. And then she reached through the door and started tasing me with my jacket. I felt it right here. >> And then I had her head through the window and then I was getting out of the car and she kept on and kept on impressing the thing. >> Okay. >> So, um, as I got out, I was hitting her and then she ran over that way and then she took the taser again and started trying to hit my leg. And that's when we fighting and she started calling her husband and he ran to the door and was trying to um take the taser from her >> and he was she was like, "Please, I got kids." I said, "You should have thought of that. My stepson in the car, he seen the whole thing." >> Okay. >> And that's when I had her down and she still had the light. I had the I had the taser and I had her hair and then the son came out. I said I told him I said baby I'm sorry go back in the house and my stepson came out and then I said and then she was like please please don't call the police I got kids. I said you should have thought about that and my stepson is in the car and that and then I held her down until until y'all came and the husband was like now the kids are going to be taken. I said she should have thought about that before she sprayed me in my face. >> Mhm. And that was it. She howled or something because when she came to the car, you know, she was going like this and she slipped. >> So that that's all I didn't do nothing to her. >> Okay. So after So after she sprayed you, I assume that's what all that is, too. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. So after she sprayed you, that's And then she went back to the house. >> Yeah, she did. >> And then she came back out and tried to tase you. And that's whenever you defended yourself. >> Yeah. That's when I was defending myself. >> Okay. You witnessed all this as well? >> Yeah, I witnessed most of it. Like I said, I part of it I was upstairs and then when I came downstairs, I when I got in the car, I witnessed the the ting, you know, that's when she was like, "What the [ __ ] wrong with you?" And then you got >> Yeah. >> That's when the fight started. We just went on ahead and called 911. >> Okay. And then the children were in the car. >> Yeah. My son is in the car now. >> How old is he? >> He's 13. >> Okay. Oh, >> cuz I was just going to see if it was all right for me to possibly take him upstairs. >> Yeah, you can take him upstairs. Um, >> I mean, I'll come back down. No problem. But I >> Do you mind uh writing a witness statement for me? >> No, I don't mind. >> Okay. >> I just want to keep helling. >> Yeah, by all means, go ahead. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Do what you need to do with that. >> This is This is his first night. >> Oh, no. >> I'm sorry about that, man. >> Just like I told the landlord, I'm tired of this. I pay $1250 a month. He don't He don't go through nothing. We got people over here that just moved over here selling drugs. You got her going to door to door asking for eyes for we and other kind of drug. >> As if that wasn't enough, the woman went on to spill even more, way more than anyone could be expected to tolerate. >> She don't even freaking know me. I work. I don't bother nobody. I come in the house. I go to work. I speak to her. That's it. ain't never had no dang on ain't never had no problems. Now she wanna see >> like when she coming out now, she get she she's she's on something. And I know y'all probably tired of coming out here. It's always me. >> It's fine. >> It's always you. >> Yes. Listen, he had people move over here before >> we we wake up. We had Helen Clarksville. We had the police. And then we had the swap team and everybody because of them over here. Yeah. Now she done moved in. That man, he works every day. I feel sorry for him. And when she worked, she had traffic coming here >> and then the other people was selling over. He don't he don't check nobody over here. Yeah. >> Cuz she thought she was going to get she thought that she was going to call. She thought she was going to get away with it. >> You want a napkin or something for your eyes? >> No. >> Sure. >> Yeah. I'm positive. It's just burning on my lip. I don't know what she's already doing. >> This is going to sound really stupid, but I'm going to ask the question regardless. What do you want me to do? >> I I want to press charges. >> Good enough for me. >> Mhm. Because I didn't even know what he was going to do cuz she started screaming for him. And before y'all got here, he was trying to take the taser from him from her so she so he can take it in the house. Yeah. >> I mean, I feel sorry for the kids, but she didn't give a care about my stepson as she tasing me in the car. >> Yeah. >> And I didn't even do nothing. She tased me through the window. >> I got you. Okay. So, this is what I'm going to do. I'm going to give you both uh witness statement forms. >> Okay. >> And so that way you guys can write down what happened. Okay. Is that good? I could be on me, don't you? >> I know. I know. I got >> uh Yeah, I got a form. You got you got a lot. >> I only got one. Someone stole my last one. >> If you guys want to go under >> Yeah, I was about to say if y'all want to go and do it on the on the stairs or whatever so you don't get your forms all wet. the spot. >> Is she going to be arrested today? >> Yes. >> Did you notice she is like drunk? >> Yeah, she's >> I can't remember if her name said. >> She's messed up. I don't know. >> But she's been like this. Her and her not even husband moved here from Clarksville. >> Yeah. >> I haven't seen them around and now I know why. >> Yeah. >> But yeah, she drunk >> her in there. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Well, I'm sure she don't, but cussing and fighting and hooting and hollering. woke up the kids. She went and she not only sprayed her with pepper spray, but one got a taser, too. Crazy. >> All the testimonies left the officers with no choice but to take the psychotic neighbors in. Still, no matter what they had heard, nothing could have prepared them for what they were about to walk into. >> Okay. So, um, spoke to the other party and what I've deemed is you're the one who who's at fault here. You're the predominant aggressor. So, I'm going to go ahead and have you put those down, turn around, put your hands behind your back. before check. >> Okay, man. What do you say? [Music] >> Can I hand him stuff in my bra real quick? >> What's in your bra? >> Yeah. What's in there? All right. >> She's got her credit cards and stuff. >> I mean, [Music] I understand. >> All right. She's going to be mine. >> Thank you. >> You have anything on you put her? So, I'm going to go from the bottom and I'm going to pull your bra out and everything's just going to drop because I don't want to I don't want to expose you. Is there a phone or something right here? >> What is it? >> Is that it for that side? >> Yeah. Something right here. [Music] >> What's right there? >> Keep going. I put shoes on. >> They're going to give you shoes over there. Just >> I got you a walk in there. Once you get there, they give you >> You got anything else on you? You know you're going to get charged with a felony as soon as you cross the car line, right? >> You just search me. >> You got a pad on. >> Do you have anything that's in the pad? >> Okay. >> That's my daughter's ear drop stuff on it. in the back. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I don't I hardly have any. >> No, you had something. So, don't bully. How much is your drink? >> Is vodka. >> Okay. So, you had alcohol. >> You think your You think your intoxication uh aided in this? >> But, uh, >> yes or no? >> No. >> Yes. I think it >> just It looks like there's something still in there. So, I'm going to go through the top with a flashlight and look down. >> There's nothing there. >> You just have to make sure. >> There's a lighter right there. And my daughter seems to have the hair bomb. >> You can't tell me you ain't been drinking cuz it it is strong. >> Extremely strong. >> Horrible. >> I talked to her husband. >> I talked to her husband or friends. I don't know what he >> Okay. You're going to come with me? Let me get my flashlight out so you can see where you're going. >> And I do have a hernia. So she saw her husband. So she said that I might go to jail. I don't give a crap. careful stepping up in there. Before you step in there, let me just say this on this while I ask you. >> I know. I know. All right. Listen. I have checked my back seat and there's absolutely nothing in my back seat. If I find something in my back seat, >> you're not going to. >> Okay. I'm just letting you know. Okay. >> I don't like going to Joe's. Not the first time. >> Okay. >> The second time I'm >> All right. I got you. >> It hurts. >> Got the heat on for you. >> Yeah, I got the heat on. The officers weren't buying her story, but on the ride back to the station, she decided to roll out a rebranded version, hoping it might win her a release. But before this, the officers went back to the pepper-sprayed woman to check on her and met her in a absolute mess. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> That's some rough stuff whenever it starts kicking in. Huh. >> Is there anything? >> I guess it was the the the drilling. >> Yeah. You want to know the cheat code for it? >> What? Fill the fill the kitchen sink up with lukewarm water. Dump some Dom dish soap in there and dunk your head repeatedly a few times and then uh dunk your head like submerge your face and start blinking a bunch. >> Okay. >> And do that a couple times and then you you'll be able to take a shower and it won't get all over. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do y'all need anything else? >> No. I was coming to give this to y'all. >> Okay. >> Do you need anything else? >> No. Okay. I'm sorry this happened to you. >> That's okay. I really didn't think I just thought she was drunk and she wasn't going to do nothing until she came back out. Yeah. >> Did y'all get the taser from her? >> Uh, no. They still had the taser. It didn't even really work. The the thing it barely even sparked. >> It sparked me. >> Did it? Did it get you? >> Yes, it got me. I guess it was the first time. It got me the first time. The second time, you know, I kept on blocking it off. I kept hearing it. Yeah. >> And that was it. >> Yeah. They got me the first time. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right, guys. Y'all trying to have a better night. Yeah, I'm good. >> Thank you. >> Thanks, y'all. I'm sorry about that. >> Oh, no. You're fine. >> Really bad. I can't open my eyes. >> Did you get some backspray in your eye? >> Frozen my fingers, but I never took it for days. >> You probably if you sprayed it, you got mist on your hand. I spread it on my own, but she never had anything on me. >> Yeah. >> Started laughing. I can't open my eyes. >> Okay. I'll let them know whenever you get to the jail that you need to decon. >> Listen, you can't you can't go pepper spraying people and then go try and >> pepper spray over this thing. >> She had it all over her. She said that that got on her left and then she told her husband or whatever that she was about to go to jail tonight. >> It's uh it was all over her jacket and she's uh she's up there trying to decontaminate herself too. What I would advise whenever you get out of jail is to stay away from her and not approach her. And she um got pepper spray in one of her eyes or something. So she's going to need a little bit of soap to wash that out with whenever you put her in the holding soap. >> Pepper spray her. You should cut this by yourself. >> What was he [Music] like that? [Music] And I guess she was sitting there punching in the face and I rubbed myself in the face. [Music] >> In the end, she was charged with aggravated assault and disorderly conduct. While Roy was a handful, he looked like a choir boy next to this racist neighbor who cranked his sinister skins up a notch, smashing his neighbor's window in retaliation for an attack that existed only in his own twisted imagination. >> And 5 minutes later, he back here busting our windows. Now, mind you, we don't know. From me to them, we all don't know what the problem is. >> Can you show me where this bullet hole is? >> I don't think I want you in the house. I don't trust local police officers. >> All right, turn around. Put your hand back. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What's going on? What's going on? >> On June the 22nd, 2024, officers responded to a neighborhood dispute. One that should have stayed a doorstep drama, but ended up requiring a trip to the police station. >> Hello. You having issues with your neighbor? >> Yeah, but make it so bad. I'm kind of I'm a little pissed off because he went over there starting with them first and the police came. Nobody came over here, knocked on this door, asked anything. And five minutes later, he back here busting out windows. Now, mind you, we don't know from me to them. We all don't know what the his problem is. He just came out acting crazy. He threatened her. She called the police. They came. They talked to us for 5 seconds to pull it off. 10 minutes later, we as we're standing there. They like he There he is right there. And we heard smash. He smashed two windows. >> Okay. How did that one get smashed? >> You got to ask right now. The officers wasted no time and went straight to the neighbor to hear his side of the story, hoping to smooth things over. But as it turned out, they're about to walk into something far messier than just a neighborhood squabble. 31 deal with each other. >> I know he's not opening the door. >> 945 on a black GMC. >> Hello. >> Hello, gentlemen. >> What's going on? >> So, I just got home. >> Do you want to talk? Do you want to talk inside so they don't have to hear everything that's going on? >> Oh, no. Oh, no. >> Okay. What's going on? >> So, I just got home. They put the guy on the left has a 9 mm. He had rubber gloves on. Had a silencer on it. You can see the bullet hole through there. >> Um I don't know what's going on. >> Um this also >> Okay. Can you show me inside? Cuz if there's a bullet hole then I need to see that. >> I don't charges. >> Oh yeah. Everybody presses. >> Yeah, I'm pressing charges, too. >> Oh, what? >> Read a book. You >> read a book. Why are you pulling guns out? Why are you violence? >> Can you show me where this bullet hole is? >> I don't think I want you in my house. I don't trust police officers. >> Then you can't say that your house got shot. There's a hole in the window. >> There's a hole in the window. There's not a hole. >> Let me double check. >> I have to I have to see the actual end point. >> You have no permission to enter my house. >> Okay. All right. Well, whose zero mission car? That's yours. Okay. >> The GMC. >> Yes. >> Okay. But then this >> I think it's is a Nissan. This Nissan is hers. >> Okay. >> Me and my husband wasn't even here. >> Okay. >> Um the woman right there. >> What happened today? I was in my I just got home in my house and my window busted out. I came outside to see what was going on and they pulled a pistol on me in my driveway. This is private property. All of all of this >> these cars there was three cars there. They're not supposed to be on my property. >> What broke your window? >> So >> that's what >> Can I look or No, >> I don't think there's a bullet hole. I don't >> Okay, but what broke your window? Cuz if it came from outside, it'd be inside your house. >> I don't know. >> So can I look? >> You can enter the foyer. No other room. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> I'm going to put a restraining order on everyone in that household as well. I don't feel safe. So, and I'm not doing protective custody or anything like that because um there's a lock right there. >> Okay. So, >> please >> assuming that rock is not normally inside. >> No, it's not. >> Okay. So if you're a rock, figure out >> uh do you have cameras out here? >> Um [Music] watch the neighbor. >> Is he up here? >> Okay. >> He's seen do it. >> Okay. >> Which is weird cuz we have no problem with this man. I don't understand what the point of that was. >> I need all these vehicles off my premises. Then you ask you don't go busting windows. What the hell wrong with >> Why are you at rate? You seem like you need mental health assistance. You okay? >> You need mental health assistance. >> Okay. Ju just ignore. Just ignore it. >> Oh, that sucks. >> That sucks. >> Black lives matter, man. >> I get that. >> Black Panthers, too, right, buddy? >> I get you. Rightfully so. Rightfully so. >> I just don't want anything to escalate from here is all I'm saying. Okay. It's not got you. I got you. >> They was caught over there first. >> He started just out the blue. Went over there throwing racial slurs at them. >> Has he been an issue before? >> No. >> He come over here from time to time. He s of course with just him a couple of days ago. That's where we have no understanding where the hell that came from. >> No problem. >> These people are angry and I rape. >> What am I supposed to do? >> People are allowed to be angry and I rape. They're on their own property. They're allowed to be one. All you got to do is ask windows out. >> Nope. You fail. >> You guys big lose. >> Our landlord. He asked him if it was okay. >> I've never spoke to your landlord. No. Never spoke to your landlord. Nope. I want a restraining order on all of these people. >> While the man had nothing solid to back his claims, his agrieved neighbors wouldn't stop protesting. The officers decided to sweep the area. And the longer they stayed, the clearer it became just what kind of person they were dealing with. Do you guys know what your property line is by chance? I know obviously the driveway up to a certain point. >> Yeah, I do. Listen, to be honest with you, I would say from where the line ends right here. >> Yeah, that that's would be my guess for it. >> So, even though the car is on her property, he could have came and knocked on the door. >> Yeah. No, I guess >> like really sir, there was no reason the brick is still there. There was no reason for him cuz this car is not even on his property. >> You know what happened to his window? Cuz there's a rock inside. >> Me and my husband wasn't even here. my kids. I went to go we went to go stay tonight with our kids last night. >> You are still confused. >> He came back >> about his his behavior. >> No. So, we're just trying to get everything situated. >> Exactly. >> So, we're just trying to get like everything before we do any action at this point. So, like I'm trying to gather information from everyone. >> Like I got pictures of all the cars and stuff. >> Right now, yes. >> How did the bricks end up on mental health? >> How did the their windows end up getting broken? I have no idea. >> That's what I don't know what's going on. >> Okay. >> There's windows broken out. >> Yeah, there's a lot of windows broken out. >> Taco. >> All right. And I'm in my own house. >> You paying rent? You don't own >> I own all this property. Okay. Where's rubber gloves, boy? >> Losers. gang member losers. >> Look at my gang. >> Look at my gang. [Music] >> Now you're all crazy. I'm not even Germany. >> That's a harder, buddy. >> Offensive, isn't it? Oh my god. Windows. >> Oh my god. Insurance, you know. >> What? Oh my god. Medical here. Oh my god. >> It says black lives matters. Go riot. Go riot about it. >> Go riot real quick. >> Go be a loser in the history again. >> He's a racist. Stop. >> It's not right. That's a fact. >> That's a domestic terrorist organization. Why are you guys out? >> You kidnapp my time, man. >> Don't be angry, man. >> So, all black got right. >> Don't be angry, man. >> You don't want to be recorded. >> He's a public servant. Just >> be recorded. >> Yes. >> You're a public servant. >> I'm recording everything, dude. Exactly. Exactly. >> He's on his own property. >> I'm history boy. >> He's ignorant though. So >> yeah. Oh yeah. This guy says I'm ignorant now. >> Ignorant. >> Real powerful mother. >> Cool. Fat boy. Nice gang tattoo you got there. Let me get a cigarette. You cancer cancer back >> a big old piece of right now. >> You are smart back here, dude. >> The officers circled back to the complainant for another attempt at clarity, only to be met with a string of claims lacking any evidence. Ironically, those very claims ended up being the key to cracking the case. was so pissed because they called the police first. >> I understand. >> Nobody did anything. >> Listen to it. >> He didn't prop him doing anything, saying anything. So >> And then 10 minutes later, he busted out >> and we ain't had [ __ ] to do with it. Yeah, but even if we came over here talking, it could have been like we didn't I didn't go over. >> It could have I feel like maybe it could have prevented the window busting is what I'm thinking. >> That's 300 400 >> for the truck that he got to pay for. >> Maybe if he got talking to or something. I don't care. >> Just acknowledge the fact that his behavior is not okay. I felt like this could have went different. >> And he have no pro, no reason to do that. Like I said, you come to this person with us quite often. If you wanted to move out your driveway, then knock on the door and say that you don't bust out windows. >> You busted out the window a >> and then you bust out a window that wasn't even on the property. >> These mother >> So what we supposed to do? So we got to figure out where to put our cars in case he decided to bust out some more window. >> All of black people. >> Don't even entertain them. He just trying to piss them off. >> He needs people need that attention. Don't need that attitude. >> Give him a satisfaction. >> Don't even trying to get a reaction out. >> Yeah, he just reaction. >> He don't even got a job. Say he care. He ain't got no time. >> Like he came over here several times to everything. You know what I'm saying? Thinking we cool. Like I have no understanding why you couldn't knock on the door if you had a problem. And then how was that justifying you knocking out a window that even on your property? >> Yeah. And we wasn't even here. >> They weren't even here. [ __ ] here back here for days. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. And they seen him do it, too. >> With both sides too heated to provide a reason, let alone proof. And not a single CCTV in sight. The officers turned to the other neighbors, hoping for some much needed clarity. >> Hello. >> Hate that I already come back for this. Um, did you guys see what happened went on over there? >> Uh, yeah. >> Okay. What did you see over? >> They they just walk over to knock on the door because um the two lady came to ask me um you know what what was that? Cuz they were in the house and I was like I don't know. All of a sudden I was sitting right there. My nephews and niece was here and all of a sudden throw out the racial slur and then cause you know Chinese go back to China. And I was like, "You know what?" And then he called me all this like that one back at him. And so when you guys came and everything, you guys left, the two lady came over because when he turned around, he he told a 16-year-old in that house too to shut up YouTube, the Bor >> and so they came out and he was already inside the house. >> So when the ladies come after me, I told them the whole thing. And she was like, "Yeah, cuz that thing was passing." and she was like, "I'm not doing this." I'm like, "I don't know how he was to us and probably to one of you, too." And so, um, she came over. She knocked on the door. She said, "Hey, that's not good." And all that. We saw all that, but he didn't come out. >> Mhm. >> And so went around the house, their house, and they came back there and said, "Oh, no. The windows in my brother's car." I'm like, "Why did you do that?" I don't know. And so she called brother to come and her brother came and knock on the door and he didn't he didn't come out or anything. >> I know I don't know who called you guys after either him or them for sure and then now all the >> Did you see him break windows or anything? >> Oh no, we saw him come out from the back when we hear like two big thuds and they broken. So you saw him come out and then you heard the big >> Yeah, I saw him come out and then while I was talking to the ladies here and then that's when the lady was like I think he came out and then he ran back to the door after. >> Okay. So you saw him come out of the house, heard the two back door. >> Mhm. >> And then you saw him go back inside. Okay. >> Okay. >> But I'm not sure. >> Okay. Um, >> armed with these pieces of information, the officers confirmed their suspicions, made the necessary arrest, and finally brought peace back to the troubled neighborhood. >> Okay, he's going to be a 13. If you want to make your way over there, okay. Uh, let me give you the report number. >> All right, turn around. Put your hand back. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What's going on? What's going on? What's going on? What's going on? Go on. What's going on? Huh? What's going on? Don't Hey, you're in my You didn't have a door. Why are you in my house? >> Stop. Why are you in my house? Put him against the wall. >> Don't hurt me. I didn't do anything. What are you guys doing? Why are you arrest >> You are under arrest. Stop fighting us. >> You're under arrest. >> I'm not doing anything. >> I didn't do anything. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Give me your right arm. >> Why am I under arrest? >> No. >> I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. Why are you guys doing >> Give me your right arm. >> No, I didn't do anything. What are you guys doing? >> Cannot get this. >> What are you doing? >> You want to give me? >> Yeah. Trying to get this one. >> What are you guys doing? You're in my house. You don't have a warrant. Get off of you. This is illegal. This isn't illegal. What are you doing? I didn't >> There you go. You didn't do anything. >> Why are you guys doing this? I didn't do anything. >> Going to get tased. I didn't do anything. >> He has another guy. >> He start. >> Give me your left arm right now. >> What are you guys doing? Why are you guys out? >> Give me your other arm. >> Give me your arm. >> I can't move. >> Give me your left arm. >> I can't move. >> You're about to get tased. >> I can't move. >> This protective custody. What's going on? >> You're under arrest. Oh, easy on the handcuffs, man. >> Listen. >> Easy, easy, fellas. >> All right, inside. >> Leave my phone here in my property. Stand up. >> Custody, huh? Can I get my glasses? >> They're in the foyer. They're on the floor. I need my glasses. >> Yep. Right there under the pink light. You leave my wallet here. >> You want to stay here? >> Yeah. >> I just need my keys. Wallet. >> Fits on the car. >> Thank you, gentlemen. I'm a little excessive. He was charged with two counts of criminal damaging, resisting arrest, and obstructing official business. Still on the subject of psychotic neighbors, we shift to a woman who pulled a gun to threaten her aunt's neighbor. Apparently forgetting that these days cameras catch everything. >> Oh, come over on the porch now. I'll shoot you and I will. And as soon as you run up, I'mma shoot you on my door. >> You got a gun? >> Yeah. She's out here waving a gun, threatening to shoot people, and there's video of it. On September the 28th, 2024 in Ohio, police officers responded to a dispute among neighbors. But when the officers arrived, the complainant informed the officers that someone had used a firearm to threaten her. >> I didn't I didn't call the police. I don't know. I don't want to talk to my house. >> Ran through my whole house >> because when I when I talk Yes. If somebody run up on me, I'mma blow them back. Yes. If I if I feel like I'm ar I'm in danger, it will get like that. >> Okay. >> But I don't have nothing else to say. >> I appreciate that. I'll talk to you then. >> Can you tell me what's going on? >> I'm sh I'm sh but like I said I told her don't walk up on my property. You don't got no business on my porch. >> Who are you speaking of? >> This girl out here in the black and white dress. >> She walked up here then she banned on my door trying to get in my door on the side and stuff like I said, "You're not coming to my house." >> Do you know what's going on? Why she's >> over her dog running through my whole house? >> Your her dog running through your house. Okay. >> When I let that scream, y'all. I don't know that dog. I don't touch that dog. I don't have a dog. Control your dog because if it bite one of my grandkids or me, I'mma come and see you. You feel what I'm saying? >> I'm not playing with her. >> I appreciate that. >> Um, so the dog got out. How'd the dog get back over there? Did she come over and get it? >> She came up on the porch and I told her, "Get out the porch." She said, "No." Do I call 911 to get you off my >> Is this while the dog's still inside? >> No, the dog is off the porch at this point. >> Okay. >> I don't I don't I don't deal with that girl. I don't >> coming up on the porch. And >> the day you say hi and goodbye, but your dog, that ain't the only time you came up here on this porch. But I never seen him run on my house. that you're talking about the dogs. >> Okay. >> She ran all through the whole >> and then do you know why she came over here if the dog was already gone? >> She came over here up on the porch and want to bite her because she told her about you don't do that. Control your dog. Why did you let your dog run up my house? >> Now I'm starting to understand what's going on. >> Okay. >> It's disrespectful. >> Okay. >> Enough is enough. And then you try to walk in my house. I will be wrong if I hurt you. You feel what I'm saying? You ain't You lied to my house. I never let you ever come in my house and you still try to barge your way up in my house. >> Right back. >> The officers went to meet with the other party involved, but what they said changed the situation immediately. >> B23. Big thanks to the apartment. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> So, what's uh >> basically we had just got home from swimming. We let our dog out. Okay. The dog went pee in the bushes, ran in her house. Her front door was open. Um, say that for a second. The the lady that lives there in the brown, the shorter lady, heavier set. She came out. She screamed. I apologize to her. I'm sorry. No big deal. Her niece, the one with the two-tone shirt on, she came out the side door. Me and the dog and my other kid were getting stuff our stuff out of the car and she started, you know, D. I said, "Look, this is no big deal. You know, it's the same thing as your kids coming over kicking my door in." Her kids tried to kick my door in and writing on my sidewalk. It's, you know what I'm saying? It's It was an accident. I won't let it happen again. >> So then she's saying nothing like that. Your dog ran the house. You don't even live here. You know what I'm saying? Get from me. She's always belligerent like that. She's constantly like, "I'll shoot you." She The kids across the street had an ordeal and she was telling them that she was going to shoot them over the summertime. It's always a problem when that girl is there. They do nothing. Sit on the porch and drink. I literally apologize the way I said it's an accident. You know what I'm saying? I'm sorry if my dog came out to to use the bathroom or whatever. And then the uh the skinny one grabbed a gun and she started waving it and you know, put the gun down because I will beat your ass. I have no problems. They're constantly talking. It's constantly a problem. You know what I'm saying? Constantly. your kids are your trunk all the time. You know what I'm saying? Put the gun down. Put it down and come over here. And her aunt started telling me, "Back up." You know, now we was in between. I'm more on their side of the house than on mine. So, I backed away. But they've been over there talking the whole time since they called the police. You know what I'm saying? Oh, come over on the porch now. I'll shoot you and I will. And as soon as you run up, I'mma shoot you. Who even knows if it's real? But just >> she take fight take it back inside or >> Yeah, she take it back in the house. >> Was that Do you have pictures or video or something? >> Video. >> My daughter has the video. >> Go tell Ryland to come here. >> Yeah. And she she's it's like that. It's been like that all summer. Her, you know, just it's constantly a problem. Like her her kids are fairly little. She's not like a a taller boy, maybe a little bit younger than my kids, but they're always outside of themselves. And then it's like if you do something to her kids or like, you know, you don't let them play with the ball or like my dog is out here and I'm like, "Hey, can you just keep your kids over there? That way my dog don't jump on your little kids cuz you're not out here watching them." >> This was a mess from the start, but it didn't take long for officers to realize why they were called. As evidence surfaced, it erased all doubt, making it crystal clear who the real danger was. Show him the video, please. >> Him. I told you not to go nowhere. >> Scary. Scary. You scary. You got >> And I'm blow you >> right. I'll right here all the time >> with a gun. You got a gun. You got a gun at 738 all the time. [Music] on my door. >> You got a gun [Music] to my house. >> You got the gun. You got the gun. About to beat your ass when you ran in the house. >> You want a drink? I got a shot for you. You want a shot? >> You was a stripper. >> You know a lot about you know an awful lot about me. Baby >> go back. >> I rent you always. Come out there. Where you pay rent at? >> Where you pay rent? >> Move. Get out. >> Grandma boots. >> T-Mo [Music] shirt with them fake ass earrings. Huh? goofy ass. You >> have her send that. Yum. >> What is a You have a I can either do it by email or text message. >> Uh we can do my other phone. >> Can you send Would you like her arrested? >> Yes, I would. >> Okay. And you're willing to come down and sign? >> Absolutely. With this new development, the psycho lady was confronted by the police. But then things started getting complicated as loyalty got threatened by reality. >> Can you stand on up for me? >> Go ahead and turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to be under arrest. Take her. Is this your phone, man? >> Yes. Can I call somebody real quick? >> Do you want to take her and walk right over? >> She's going to jail. >> Yeah. She's out here waving a gun, threatening to shoot people, and there's video of it. >> She got your purse. >> Hey, >> does any of this other stuff belong to you? In the day and age we live in, in the area in which you are >> and all the gun violence. >> What? >> Wow. >> Um. >> Oh, wow. >> Is this your daughter? >> That's my niece. >> Your niece. Does she live here with you? >> Huh? >> She don't stay here. She live she live by herself. >> Um, >> do you know where she put the firearm at? Huh? >> Do you know where she put the firearm? >> I didn't see no [ __ ] gun. And therefore, there ain't no plan. >> Okay. So, hold on. >> In the video, you're standing right next to it. And you tell her to go inside. >> It's pretty evident that you saw the firearm and you saw her with the firearm. >> It's there. >> Let me do with that. I can't between them arms. >> It all started because that door >> back up and I'll ask you again. Do you know where she put the firearm? Check her first. >> Check her first. >> Check her first. >> Check her first. I don't have nothing to do with her. >> One thing and two things for sure. Like I said, she ain't got no business running up to my house, running trying to run in my house and beat that girl over. >> If it's not in there, ask her what she did with it, please. After you read a Miranda taking her to jail and not calling her mom. >> You You most certainly can. You can call her mom. She's going to go to some county jail for aggravated. Y >> should have just left, bro. >> So, can I see something that I had a gun? >> No. And I'm not required to show >> I never had no >> But we did see a video and it's clear as day that you were coming out. You came outside with the firearm and you were actually waving it around, threatening it, and saying, "I'll blow you." >> I never had >> You did. That's what I mean. I watched the video. >> I never had a gun. >> All right. This is your aunt's house. Huh? >> Is this is your aunt's house? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, to avoid uh causing your aunt any more embarrassment, would you mind telling us where you put the fire on so we can go collect it without having to go search >> war? Tell me. >> I don't >> without having to toss your aunt's entire house while we look for it. >> I don't have a firearm. >> Okay. Does she have a firearm? >> No, she don't have >> Okay. Was it even a real gun? >> Yes. For real, the the lady, she dropped the thing. The the white lady. >> She dropped what thing? >> Whatever she showed y'all saying that I had or whatever the case may be. I don't have a I never had a gun. >> Are you talking about in general or today? Cuz you did today. >> You said what? >> In general, like period. You've never owned a firearm or you just didn't have one today? >> I didn't have that firearm. Okay. Just cuz I had this on. Just like she just said, it's the same outfit you had on last night. She not showing [ __ ] from never today. She just told me I had the same outfit on last >> and I got the records. I never had a firearm. >> You said what? >> Okay, that's fine. But I didn't have y'all need a certain y'all. >> But we black so y'all more up on us than on that white lady. When in all reality, that's where y'all need to be looking at. >> Even if it was fake and it looked real. Do you have that? No, >> you just said when we were walking down the step that it was a fake gun. >> No, I don't I don't have anything. But I don't I don't own a real gun at all. I don't own a real gun at all. I don't own a real gun at all. Is if if I'm not if I'm if that if that's not going to get me out my cousin, it really don't matter. Like y'all accuse me of having a real gun and I never had a gun at all. >> You said it was a fake gun. So where's the fake gun? >> I never had a gun. That was not today. >> When was it? >> I I had the same outfit on last week. Like the lady said, I never had this on today. >> Last Saturday. Like she said, I had the same outfit on last Saturday. >> That video that she has is from last week. >> That's It was from last Saturday. That's not a recent video. >> Okay. All right. We'll figure that out. >> The officers confronted the elderly woman, but her blind loyalty turned a simple investigation into an uphill battle. >> It's on video. I saw the video. She had a gun right in her hand. >> You did what? >> It's on video. I saw it. >> I showed you. >> Yeah, I saw the video. She had a gun in her hand. You were right beside her. You You knew she had a gun cuz you're talking to her about it. >> Did she got a warrant? Her grandma said >> I'm sorry. >> She got a No, no, no. She's being arrested for aggravated menacing. >> She don't >> She does not have a warrant. She's being arrested for aggravated men. >> Okay. cannot get her keys to lock her door for her grandma can get her stuff. >> She's on the phone. >> Where she live at? >> Yeah. This is her car. I need to um lock her doors. >> Okay. >> So, do you mind hanging up so I can have a conversation with you and you can call her right back. >> Whatever. >> Okay. So, we'd like to retrieve a firearm. We can do it one of two ways. >> I can't hear you. You got to speak up. >> Okay. We're We're trying to recover the firearm. real or not, doesn't matter. Okay? But we can do it one of two ways. Number one, you can give us consent to come in and check your house. And if you know where she went and between us getting here and the incident that occurred with the neighbors, we can kind of limit it to there cuz that would be the only place you would put it, right? Instead of going all the way upstairs, downstairs, what you know, may it be. If you don't want to do that, we can get a search warrant based on the evidence that we've seen. >> Talk to my house. You talked her car on her. I don't have nothing to do with that. This is my house. I understand that, but she's here at your property and she walked back inside. >> Okay. I don't know what she did. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Did she put inside your house? I think you're failing to understand what I'm saying. One way or another, we'd like to go inside to retrieve the firearm. We have reason to believe she put it inside. >> Okay. >> We can do that with your consent or we can go get a search warrant to do it. We do a search warrant, it's going to be hours before we're back here and able to actually recover the fire. >> He want to search my house. Yeah. Hello. >> Yes. >> I'm at my house right now. >> What's going on? >> J said that she don't have no warrant. But I guess she better go to jail, right? She's going to jail. >> So with some assistance is limit how intrusive we are here. Again, all we're trying to do is recover the firearm, whether it was real or not. >> Okay. So, what you saying? >> I'm asking for a little assistance here. Okay. Do you know where she put it? Did she go to her car before we got here? Did she go put it? >> She won't tell us. >> I don't know where she asked her. I don't know. I don't know. I've been sitting right here on my phone. Ask her. Never bring that drama over here. >> They're trying to talk to her again. I don't think they're going to get very far. >> He said what? >> They're trying to talk to her again, but I don't think they're going to get very far. >> Talk to her to talk to her. >> Would you like to go down and talk to her? >> Do you think her? >> You think you can talk some sense into her? >> Okay. Don't go to my house. I'm my house. Thank you. >> He said he want a search mark to do my house and he went in there with a gun. I'm not searching my house. >> I don't have I don't have no gun. I don't have no gun. I don't have no gun. That white lady had the gun. She had the gun. They need to search her. I don't have We don't have no gun. Ma'am, >> don't call him back. >> Is that you right there? >> Yeah, that's me. >> Same outfit. Is that her right there? >> Yeah, that's me. >> Is that her right there? >> I can't see nothing. >> And they were okay. Can you see that? >> Okay, now you want to come over here and talk to me again. >> Huh? >> You want to come on over here and talk to me? >> Faced with undeniable facts about themselves, the elderly woman and her niece instantly switched tactics, only making an already messy situation even more tangled. But my thing is, even if it was a firearm, ain't we licensed to carry? If it was a firearm, what would be the what's the thing? We didn't use it. Wasn't no shots let off if it was a firearm. I don't know where it is. But I'm saying y'all acting like we don't know our rights. I can't get put under arrest. I didn't shoot nobody. I didn't nothing like I did nothing wrong. I'd like to know where this gun is so we can get it. >> You said what? >> I'd like to know where the firearm is so that we can retrieve it. >> Okay. >> It's pretty clear you were here as well. >> I promise you I don't I don't have nothing to do with that. If she had it that Do I know anything about that? That's not my fault. That's not me. >> Okay. I don't have no gun. >> Okay. So, do you mind telling me >> that's not me? But one thing, >> do you mind telling me where she went? between then and us getting here so that we can limit our search to those areas. >> So, what are you trying to do? What do you What do you want me? >> All I want to do is retrieve a fire. That's it. >> Did she go to her car? Did she go inside your house? >> What you want me to look for? >> Would you mind if we came in while you did that? >> I don't know where the [ __ ] she put. >> Where she was at? I don't >> You want to come down here and try and talk to her one more time and say that you saw the video? >> Did you want me to look for it? That's what they're saying. >> Would you come down here and mind talking to her again? >> Tell her get out of here and look for her. >> Pick her up. >> Okay. >> Would you like to come down and talk to her >> or would you be okay with us coming inside the house to help her? >> Okay. Never mind. >> I'm not She's not coming out of the car. No, she's under arrest. >> She can tell us where it's at, but if you convey to her that you did see the video and stop being silly. >> I'm not paying no attention to her. I'm trying to break them up. Period. It don't have nothing to do. Understand what we're trying to accomplish. >> I don't have nothing to do with that. That's not me. >> I don't want to put my hand like that. >> Do you want to come down and talk to her real quick? One more time. Tell her you saw the video and just give it up. >> Okay. >> Why won't y'all go to the white girl house? If I'm saying go to the white girl house, why y'all keep insist on saying her house? The white girl got the [ __ ] It's the white girl. Nobody had a gun but the wife. Y'all, so y'all worried about the wrong house. Y'all going Y'all y'all letting her rock y'all? Y'all letting her rock y'all to sleep. But But I'm going to let y'all do your job. >> Come on. >> I can't even get to my phone. >> It just showed that the video me standing right there >> with >> What about it? >> The little kid was visiting us. >> What about about what? I mean, they can't say nothing. Like, I don't I don't know about I don't know what, >> but I'm saying like I don't I I have I didn't get like caught with no gun or anything. So, I'm confused on what? Like, >> we'll just get the search warrant and then we will have to turn search your entire house. We'll have to go over a vehicle and search the vehicle. >> That's it. I'm done playing game. I'm done playing game. >> She's already said it was. It's okay. You can come on over here, ma'am. >> Okay. Now, if we get a search warrant, there's nothing you can say that will stop us from sending as many people in there as we'd like. And maybe on a last ditch effort if you want to go show her the video to confirm in fact she was out here with a firearm waving it around threatening the neighbor. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to jail. It wasn't last Saturday. It was today, September 28th or 39th. >> So, what I'm asking is where is this? >> Okay. But my thing is like, >> where's this at? Are you going to help us? >> Am I going to jail? I probably am. Am I going to jail? I mean, I didn't do nothing though. I didn't I didn't shoot at nobody or anything. >> You didn't shoot anything. I didn't shoot. Nobody is harmed. >> Okay, so 1593 1620. >> The officers made one final attempt and under pressure, the young woman finally cracked, but her aunt wasn't done putting on a show. >> Are you going to voluntarily tell us where it is at? >> Um, I'm going probably have to um I don't I don't understand. I'm going have to show y'all. >> Where is it? >> I just didn't want her to lose her spot. She on MJ. I don't >> I don't understand. I >> I'm going to have to show y'all. It's not It's not going to be able to >> Where's it at? Downstairs. Upstairs? >> It's upstairs. >> Where at? >> Steps. >> Um bedroom. >> The first one. >> Right or left? >> Go upstairs. It's like when you walk upstairs, it's the first bedroom. When you walk up the steps, literally like the first one. >> Straight ahead. Yeah. >> Thank you. You're on 1650. >> Where's it at? >> In the closet. >> In the closet. >> When you open the closet, you'll see it >> on the floor. On a dresser, on the shelf. >> When you see it, it's in the closet. >> I mean, like I'm I'm I'm being cooperative now. Like >> Okay. I was just asking, is it on the floor? Is it >> It's on the floor. >> Okay. >> All right. You are not allowed firearms on property. >> All right. Correct. >> Part of your contract. >> Okay. So, basically, what are you saying? basically I'm I'm I'm going to jail for this [ __ ] with a >> basically what I'm explaining to you is that you're not >> I'm going to jail for this. >> We're not saying you want in jail. You need to listen. So she told us where it's at. It's in an upstairs bedroom in a closet or a dresser. >> Okay. Do you mind escorting us upstairs to the bedroom so that we can retrieve the firearm? >> Okay. I'm not have anybody in my house. >> Just two officers. Just two officers. I don't >> have Well, two. I just I just >> a closet on the floor. >> Where? >> In the bedroom. Straight ahead. >> In a closet on the floor. >> The accident. She need to tell you that. >> She just >> She just told me, man. >> It's upstairs in your house in a bedroom in the closet on the floor. >> I'm asking you to escort us to that room so that we can retrieve it and get out of here. >> We don't want to be here anymore. Okay. She said he's in here. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Where's Where's Wait a minute. Hold on. Where? >> Upstairs in a bedroom on the floor inside the closet. Would you mind escorting two officers inside so that we can retrieve it and leave? >> Yes, please. 538. We have several units coming to you. >> All units in route 2. I don't need to step it up. Getting more calls coming in. >> Man, let me go. >> Man, y'all got more to worry about. >> Get the gun and let me go. The officers were able to recover the gun and the lady was arrested and charged with aggravated menacing.