What's going on? Hey, hey, hey, hey. Get down. Get down. >> No. No. [screaming] >> We all grow up believing a mother is a child's safest haven. The person who loves unconditionally. >> You are already touching me. >> Okay. >> You alreadying handcuffed me. >> Sadly, that isn't always true. Some mothers can beiveiveful or irresponsible, leaving deep scars on their children. Go sit on your porch so I can ask her why she called police. Turn around. >> You better not touch. >> But when the law crosses paths with their dark deeds, the results are as shocking as the crimes themselves. Here are real cases where cops caught psycho moms in action. Oh, are you sure it wasn't you? >> You ass I I didn't I didn't I didn't actually run to the wall. >> On June 27th, 2024 in Illinois, police were called to a home after a mother who was highly intoxicated became disorderly toward her child and her partner. While domestic disturbances are a serious matter, officers were primarily concerned about the child's safety and responded right away. I have to keep her in here. >> What's going on? >> You can't hold me. >> Wait, so is there anyone in this room on with her? >> Okay. Wait, is she have weapons or anything? >> Uh, she had a knife, but I don't know if she dropped her. >> Okay. What's going on with her? >> Okay. Hey, stop it. >> What's her name? >> Amber. Amber. [screaming] >> Amber. Amber. It's the police department. Can you call him? Amber. >> Amber. My name's Brian. I'm with the police department. >> Oh, my son. >> Okay. Your son's here. He's okay. >> Okay, good. >> All right. Can we Can we talk homework? What's going on? >> My girlfriend. >> Sorry. My rival Umbar has barricaded herself in the basement or her husband barricaded her in American. >> Amber, >> where's my son? >> He's right in front. He's okay. >> Okay, good. >> Hey, can can you just talk to me? >> No, talk to me. >> Okay. You live here? >> Um, stay with her. Yeah. >> So, what happened to the struggle with the struggle? Fortunately, she came home and she just I go down there to keep away from her. >> So, I'm sitting down. She sits down right here. >> So, I I'm trying to keep away from her. I'm like, if I go outside, she's going to lock the door in. I'm not going to be able to come inside. >> So, I go downstairs. I should have just went outside. I should have just went outside. And then she tried to go downstairs. She And then she No, we go. I go downstairs, then she goes back again. Okay. The same thing. And then I don't know she she had something. I don't know if it was something but she was going like this and I'm sorry. So I jump I ran and I heard her coming upstairs. I heard her coming upstairs. So I'm like no she she's knocking on the door here. >> She kept it close. >> Yeah. So I first I kept the first one close and she was like oh I mean she she she never liked this. She never like she's really she's really intoxicated. >> Young lady. >> Young lady just talk to me. Lady, what is the issue? >> My son. >> Okay, then let me then talk to me. >> My son. >> No, I'm just an officer. I just talked to your son. He's scared. >> Well, I'm scared cuz Eddie >> What's he doing to you? >> Not letting me talk to my son. >> Why is he not letting you talk to your son? >> He's crazy. >> Who Eddie is? >> Yeah. >> Why? Why do you say he's not letting you talk to your son? >> He's crazy. >> What is he crazy about? >> Like what do he do? Did he hurt you? >> Yeah. >> What do you do? >> Problem. >> We are going to give you a son, but first we got to see if everybody's being safe. Amber, what's your birthday? Death's not a birthday. All right. You don't want to see your son. >> The woman had locked herself in a room, which made the situation tricky. The officer needed to check if she was okay, and after hearing what the man reported, he also had to verify the details. However, getting her to come out of the room proved to be a challenge. >> Amber, what are you doing? Have you drinking? >> Of course. Come on. Just talk to me, ma'am. It's all right. I'm not going to do anything bad. I just want to talk to you, okay, sweetie? Just Just talk to me. I I want to get you out of here. I want to figure out what's going on. I want to make sure that your son's not scared. Did you do that to yourself or what? Did he do that to you? Who did that to you? Look at me. >> Look at me. I know. Let me see your face, Amber. Cuz I'm going to get you an ambulance. All right. >> But we don't know. Let me see. You've been drinking. You know you can lose a lot of blood like that. Let me see. Just give me a look. Please turn your face. It's your bow. I see you. Turn your face, young lady. Look at me. Look at me. Where are you bleeding from? >> Nowhere. I need you for Please leave my home. >> I will. I will. >> No, you don't. Hang on. Look at me. Where are you bleeding at? >> I am an American citizen. I have the right to bear and I have the right for you to step out of my house. >> You said it. I am not. Stay right there. Stay right there. It's okay. I am safe. You are right. And therefore, Mr. >> Oh, you're bleeding from Larson. Larson, I need for you to step out of my home. Larson, I need for you to relax. >> Remember, we just talked about we were all calm and we're going to talk about your son, Larson. >> Miss, relax. Relax. >> Oh, you have beautiful green eyes. >> Thank you. >> Get out of my house, Larson. >> Relax. Relax. Listen. Talk to him. What are we going to do with your son? What's going on, Larson? I need for you to leave my home. >> As soon as you tell me what's going on, then I'll leave. Just tell me what's going on. >> I said get him out of my house. >> Do you want this guy out of your house? Is this Does he live here? >> No. Who Who is this guy? >> Is he his ex-boyfriend or anything? >> Does he Is he on a lease or anything? No. >> No. >> You want me to show you my >> If he's not on a lease, then it's fine. If he's >> Oh, okay. Larson, I'll show you. >> Where's the lease at? >> Am I safe? Larson, get him out of here. >> I will get him out of here. I will. >> You're here to protect and serve me. That's why I barricaded it myself. >> Okay. The fifth amendment and I have the right to bear arms. Get the >> That's not what the fifth amendment is. What? >> Second amendment. >> There you go. We're getting better. How much have you had to drink today? >> Not enough. >> Not enough. It's a good >> Larson. >> Relax. Relax. >> Take my son while you wear it. >> Is he any relation to your death? Your son? >> None. >> Stop it. Stop it. >> Bye. >> Relax. >> Yeah. No, I am relaxed. Get him out of here. >> What happened to your nose? >> He beat it up. >> He beat it up. All I see is a scratch. So, did he scratch you on your You told him to get out and then he punched you with a closed fist. Bye. >> Is that the only place I'm an American citizen on? >> Relax. Relax. Show [laughter] them what you did. Stop. Stop. Stop. Your son's fine. Your son is fine. I promise. I promise you. I promise you. >> The woman, Amber Gonzalez, appeared to be extremely intoxicated, and the officer tried to deescalate the situation. However, those efforts soon proved insufficient. Her behavior started to reveal her true state of mind, and the situation quickly grew more tense. >> Okay. He's outside. Your son is fine. Okay. >> Ask my neighbors. >> Okay. Are they friends with your son? Dad, >> they love my son. >> They love your son. >> Bye-bye. Get out of my house. >> Hang on. Hang. Hang on. We're going to get your son. Hang on. Take it [clears throat] easy. >> Get out of my house. I have the right to bear arms. You do? >> Yeah. Get out of my house, sir. >> Relax. >> Relax. Relax. Okay. >> I am relaxed. >> You're kind of getting loud. >> No, I'm not >> a little bit. >> Americana. I'm Mexican. >> You are. I I get it. You can relax. Relax. >> Oh, you're handsome. How many times do I have >> That star is beautiful. >> Thank you. I'm 100. >> Yes, me. It's my badge number. Relax. Okay. >> I'm tired. >> I know. I know. We're just going to figure out what's going on. We're going to get him out here. We're going to We're going to get him out of the situation. We're going to figure out what's going on. We're going to get your son back. Okay. Who else Who else lives here with you guys? >> No. No. >> Just you and him. Just you and you and your son. Okay. You What's up? What's going on? Tell me more. What's going on? The little He's scared in front. So, he's just chilling. So, you just got to tell me what's going on so we can calm him down. Okay. Okay. Can we calm We just want to calm him down. Okay. You don't need to cry. You just need to relax. >> All right. All right. Close your door. Relax. Can you want to sit down for me? >> No. >> Okay. [laughter] >> Seat. All right. >> I don't need a seat. >> Stop. Stop. You're not going by any just >> Did you say basio? >> Who's that? >> What's that mean? >> I don't know what that means. >> English. >> Basio. >> What's that mean? >> Basio. You want me to show you? Basio. >> What does Basio mean? >> Basio. Look. Step five steps away. >> And my rabbit. Even he knows. >> She's just very intoxicated. She got a little uh cut on her nose. >> Beat my slam the door in my face. What? >> Oh, really? No, he doesn't. >> Relax here and he sleeps here. >> Oh, where? Show me. >> Nuh-uh. Stay there. Stay there. Relax. >> You show me. >> All right. So, obviously if we leave here, it's >> Can I show you my basio? >> I don't know what that means. >> Oh, three steps away. >> Basio right here. Right here. Hang on a second. Hang on. >> Basio right there. >> Her lips a little cut, right? >> Open door. You Mr. Wagner. Open door. I show you. >> There's a little cut inside. >> I show you. >> You want a rabbit? >> Yeah. That's [crying] my man. >> Cute rabbit. >> I know. >> I had no idea the other in there. >> A rabbit. Okay, relax. >> Relax. It's okay. >> Relax. Come here. Take a seat. Take a seat. Take a seat. Relax. I want you to sit down. [laughter] >> Take a seat. >> You heard it. [laughter] >> It's okay. Down. Take a seat. It's okay. Relax. >> Larson. I scared me. I don't don't do scared. I don't like when you're inside. I don't like when you're inside. >> Whether she was acting or simply too intoxicated, her behavior became increasingly disorderly. The officer wanted to know how she had gotten injured and attempted to resolve the issue. But the situation began to take an unexpected turn. >> Not the one. >> How did you How did you get the cut on your nose? >> How? >> Eddie. >> Huh? >> Eddie. >> How? >> Oh, take me. Are you sure it wasn't? >> You I I didn't I didn't I didn't ask you to run to the wall, though. >> I didn't. So, so what I'm asking is like, are you sure that he hit you? And how? With what? >> English, please. >> Do you want me to translate it for you in English? So, you I don't want to use >> What's that? >> I'm an American citizen. >> What does it have to do with our conversation? >> Uh, you uh >> Can you sit down for me, young lady, please? >> I know. >> Please. We just want you to sit down. >> Listen, we've done had enough. >> What? What's going What's going to happen if we leave here? Are you going to be okay? >> As long as I go to my room and I lock myself in. Where's Gucci? >> Where's Gucci? No, that's Basio. Where's Gucci? >> What is Gucci? >> I see chill. Where is Gucci? >> Hold on. What's Gucci? >> Gucci. Gucci. >> Who is Gucci? And calm down. Gucci. Alexa. >> Where's Gucci? >> Hey, it's fine. It's probably down in the basement. Okay. >> No. >> Where is my >> That's my Where is Gucci? >> Check the basement. >> And no Gucci. Gucci bad boy. >> There ain't no weapons in this house, man. >> No. >> No. Police. I Before I bought this, just calm. Just calm down. So, you're saying that if you go to your bedroom and lock the door, >> I'll be forever. Fine. All right. No, hold on. Stay here. Let me talk to green. >> Oh, Lars ever had over a woman in [laughter] >> Maybe I have I have many kids, so we'll see. Well, maybe I did. [laughter] >> Many kids. Don't justify. >> Four. Poor. >> Take my shoe off. >> No, I'm not taking your shoe off. >> Why not? Larson, >> that's not what my job description is. [laughter] What are you doing? Stop playing. Let me see. [snorts] Your mouth. You're bleeding. Wake up your lip. How did you get that mark on your face? Then what happened? And then you got to tell us. Let me see it inside your mouth. Open your mouth. Let me see. Open your mouth. >> Open your mouth. >> No. >> Is everything's okay? We'll be okay. >> Okay. Just relax cuz we're going to talk to the other sergeant and we're going to be out of here. Okay. >> Oh, that man is handsome. Full beard. Oh, what is his name? Larson. >> Oh, Larson. >> Oh, Larson. >> Is Amber or Amber? >> Amber. I got I got sent here about crash. I don't know nothing. I say farm. I know nothing. I got a clean record. >> Stop it. Stop it. Why do you get so aggressive? >> Because I'm sick and tired of white men and white people. >> I haven't been nothing but nice to you. I have been nothing but nice to you, you >> make me calm. >> You want to see my underwear? >> No. Stop it. Stop it. >> Okay. >> Stop it. Me. >> Okay. I always behave. Oh, you got a pretty gun. >> That's not my gun. >> That's your service gun. Okay, good. >> I got to ask you questions. Oh my god, you're turning me on, Larson. >> I don't mean to turn you off. >> You're making my >> As you can see, no matter what the officer asked, her responses grew stranger and stranger. Over time, the officer's patience began to wear thin. It was only a matter of time before the woman realized that wasting the officer's time was her biggest mistake. >> Get your entertainment. Okay, relax. Relax. >> I go by my embarrassing. >> I just told you relax. >> You want to go downstairs? You said you said you want to go downstairs. You can go downstairs. Are you going to make me come downstairs? >> No, you can just go downstairs. >> But that man is handsome. Oh, look at his >> I am, sir. >> Mr. M. Remember >> close. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I Why? I have the rights. I'm not. You got it wrong. No. >> Ember. >> No. >> Your name? >> Amber Alejandra Gonzalez. >> Ember. Okay. So, listen. Right now, we're investigating a domestic and other things. You don't listen to what we're saying, you're going to be arrested for obstructing. Do you understand? >> But when I tell you stay back, do not engage with him. Do not touch my officer. Okay? >> Go ahead. Do what you got to Listen to me. You do. >> I am listening. >> You will be arrested by going away downstairs in my room. >> Go ahead for now. >> Bye. >> And look, they made a mess out of my house. You want to come for me to leave without >> I think you were throwing a lot of things around here. >> No, I didn't. He called me out on my name. >> So, the point being is you need to listen to what we're saying. You not touch any of us. So, we're finished with our investigation. You're not free to leave. Okay. So, you're not going over there. You want to go in the basement, look for your dog. That's fine. >> My dog? That is gone. You think I'm worried about my dog, sir? I'm worried about my son. >> Thank you. >> Look beautiful. What about you helping me? How my face is bleeding? >> Yeah, your nose is bleeding now. >> American citizen complaining and staying bad. >> I appreciate that, but listen to what I'm telling you. Don't touch anybody. >> I'm an American citizen. I am helping myself. I'm stepping back and I'm fine with your I appreciate that. And this is my home and I pay bills and I own this home. >> And as far as I'm concerned, he hit me. >> As far as you're concerned, he hit you or he hit you. >> You see me bleeding, mine. >> I see a cut on your neck. >> Then do your thing and I'll start my house, sir. >> When we're done, we'll leave. >> Good. And I respect it. >> Appreciate it. Never get hard. I start cleaning because I respect my home and this mother I'm an American citizen. I'm the that owns this house and I am here because I need you to protect and serve me cuz I am the owner of this place. >> We don't operate on feelings, Robert, on facts. So, I'll let you know what the facts determine. Okay? Once we're at that point, you will know. They are pressing charges against you. You're going to be placed under arrest or criminal trespass. Okay? And you just stand up. We're going to place you. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Where's your son at? She's outside. Okay. So, I appreciate that you're cooperating. Just continue to do so and we'll get you out as soon as we can. >> Need to face it a little bit. >> Play surf. >> Ow. Ow. It hurts. Can I get some? >> Well, I get you some water when we get inside. Okay. Relax. Just be nice. Be good. And then we'll be good to you. Okay. >> No, I know nothing. I see the fish. >> Yeah. You're so handsome. >> Thank you so much. >> Oh, you're most welcome, sir. >> I pay the fifth. >> Hey, relax. Come on. Be nice. Why are you being so mean? >> I pay the fifth. >> That's it. You can sit at the station. Go backwards first. >> Am I a big >> And then you just take a step up. >> I know it's hard. You got to like take a step up. And >> can you hold me first? >> Yeah. Yeah. What do you want me to do? Spin. >> Yeah. You don't want to do that? No. No. Backwards. >> No. I got You want me to then spin? Right. >> Backwards. Okay. Hold my elbow so I could >> I told you, baby. >> Amber was charged with disorderly conduct and criminal trespass. While Amber's behavior tested the limits of patience, the next suspect appeared to push the rules even further, acting as if she could walk away after engaging in reckless behavior. >> Nobody's aggressive. >> Um, >> listen, you're under arrest, okay, for driving on the influence of alcohol beverage. You understand? You're going to jail. >> On May 1st, 2024, an officer observed a woman driving her vehicle erratically and running a stop sign. Her driving patterns indicated that she might be under the influence and there was also a child in the vehicle. To further investigate, the officer initiated a traffic stop. >> Pull to the left. Can you pull to the left? Get out of the runway. To the left. >> Approaching Thomas. If you stop, please approaching. >> Final stop inside of village. So, I was coming from the courthouse after the deposition and I was coming southbound on Whitehead. She came flying up Olivia and just like went right through the stop sign and just kind of like punched the gas into the oncoming lane, then made her way back into the right lane. Um, and so I started my uh my camera. Initially, the traffic stop at Truman and uh Whitehead made the right hand turn. She stopped the middle lane. I told her to pull over to the left cuz there's spots there even though they're handicapped in here. So pull to the left. We ended up coming coming. She lives right here. And then she stopped. Notice she's completely out of it. She can barely keep her eyes open. Um unfortunately she's got a 5-year-old son in the back seat. I'm going to walk her down here to my car where I have that line. >> Okay, we'll hang out with this. >> Okay. >> Hi, Amanda. How are you? >> Hi. How are you? >> How you doing? Show me here. >> Um I'm going get unlocked. Okay. >> I'm going to walk. You can walk with me down here real quick. >> Okay. I got him. I got him. I got him. >> Thank you, man. Ma'am, I need you to come my way. Okay. >> Yes. >> Come down here and let's speak. >> The woman, identified as Amanda, emitted a strong smell of alcohol, prompting the officer to conduct field sobriety tests. Based on her slow responses and difficulty standing still, it was not a good start. >> Would you permit the uh doing conducting or doing field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief that you're not intoxicated or under influence of alcohol? >> Am I supposed to? >> It's up to you. I'm asking if you want to do it or not. >> I'm asking you. I need to go home. >> Okay. Do you want to you do you want to perform these exercises? >> Okay. So, first thing I want to do with you. Okay. >> You want me to walk on this blue line? >> No, I just want you to stand here in front of me. Right here. Okay. Right here. Face me this way. >> Okay. I'm going to take this pen. Okay. I want you to keep your feet together and hands at your side. Okay. I want you to look at this pen, the tip of the pen. Okay. And not move your head, but follow the tip of the pen direction I I I bring it. Okay. >> My eyes. >> Just your eye. Just your eyes. Okay. Don't move your head. Just keep your head straight. Okay. One more time. Okay. Look at me and just don't move your head. Okay. Just watch the pen. Okay. >> All right. This next text we're going to perform. Just stand. I'm going to stand back in the shade real quick and I'm going to show you how to do it over here. Just watch. Stand right there and watch me. Okay. >> Where? >> Stand right here. Stand right here. Face me. Face me. Okay, so this is called a step and stern exercise. Okay, step and step and turn. Okay, I'm going to perform the exercise. Okay, I'm going to describe it to you. All right, it's nine steps. Okay, on the ninth step, you're going to turn pivoting your foot and you walk on nine steps. It's going to be heel to toe. Okay, I'm going to perform this exercise. >> Start over. I'm sorry. >> All right, I'm going to perform this. I'm going to perform this exercise for you to do. Okay, >> just a line. All right, straight line. So, you're going to start with your hands by yourself. You don't have to do it now. I want you to watch me. Just watch me. All right, don't do it. Okay, >> your side. >> Hands to your side. Okay, you're going to put one foot in front of the other. Okay, like this. Then you're going to take nine heelless step toes, counting out each step. All right, up to nine. So, it's one 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 nine. On the ninth step, I want you to pivot on the last foot that you put down. Okay, stay stay over there. Stay over there. Not yet. I want you stay over there. Then you can proceed the same way back. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> I have to go check on myself. >> Yes, I can do this. >> So, let's >> But >> do you understand the exercise? >> Yes. >> Let's try the exercise. >> So, >> no, bro. >> One. >> Listen, >> the kid's fine. We just lost Medina. >> That That ain't his mom. >> So, you're going to on the line. You're going to put one foot in front of the other. >> Fine. One. >> No. Right. Start in the other hand. You still move. Put your hands to your side, one foot in front of the other. Right? Put your right foot in front of your left on the white line. >> Wait. I'm left-handed though. >> It doesn't matter. However you want to start. >> Just give one foot. All right. You're going to count down. Once you get the foot in front, you're going to head to your side. Count out nine steps heel to toe. Okay. >> One. Nope. I'm going home. >> Ma'am, are you refusing to continue exercises? >> No, I don't. >> Is that Are you refusing to continue the exercises? No. What? >> I'm not. No, I'm not ref. As you can see, Amanda was not taking the test seriously and simply going home was not an option. Despite the officer giving multiple instructions, her dramatic behavior became an issue. >> Put in front of the other. Hands to your side and count out nine steps. >> Okay. >> And you said start with right. >> Either foot in front of the other. It doesn't matter which one you want to do. >> In front of the other foot. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 turn. >> Oh, shoot. You You let me do this. >> Good. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay, >> here. >> Okay, you got one more test. Okay, stand over here with me. Okay. Turn says me. >> All right. >> Okay. This is called a onelegged stand. Okay. >> All right. >> So, we're going to I'm going to show you first. You okay? >> Yeah. I'm just >> Let me Any questions? You have any any surgeries on your legs in in like past couple years? You have any knee surgeries? >> Oh, this left. Yeah. >> What you have What'd you have done? >> Varicose vein surgery. >> Varicose vein surgery. When was that? >> It hurts. >> Does it hurt? Does it hurt right now? >> It this leg? No. This leg fine. >> Is that's okay? Okay. So, what we'll do is we're going to stand >> up. >> We're going to stand on we're going to stand on the this this foot. Okay. I'm going to show you how to do this. >> No, no, no. I'm left-handed. >> I know, but that that one's bothering you, right? >> Yeah. But I trust this one more than I trust. >> Do you trust that one? It's okay. It's okay to do the exercise. Okay. So, I'm going to explain the exercise to you first. Okay. You're going to stand out with your hands to your side. Okay. And you're going to take your one foot. Okay. Just I'm going to show I'm going to show you. Just watch me. You're going to point that foot out about the height like a of a soda can. Okay. Put your hands to your side. You're going to count out 1 10 1 2 1 1000. Okay. Until I say stop. Okay. You got the exercise? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, put your feet together. Hand to your side. You're going to lift one foot the height of the soda can. And you're going to count 1 1,000 till I say stop. >> One two three,000. >> 1 2 3 2 1 100 1 2 1 100. So, lift it up a little. Remember, hands to your side, hide the soda can, and then count up 1,000 till I say stop. >> All right, let me try my good leg. >> Okay, >> do it. Okay, >> all right. Ready? So, let's try the good leg. >> All right, put your left left foot up. Keep your right other foot. You want to try the other foot? You said, right? >> Okay. Just a bad one. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Which one you want to start with? >> Which one feels better to Which one feels better to put more pressure on? That one. Okay. Go ahead. You start off. >> What? One, two, three. >> 1,000. >> 1 2 1 1000. >> Now, keep going till I say stop. >> Oh, 1 th00. >> When the officer moved on to the one leg balance test, her playful behavior really tested his patience. However, such actions carried consequences she had not anticipated. Fine. >> Hide a soda can and then count 1 1,000 2 1,000. Keep going till I say stop. >> This what you mean? >> No. So, I'll show it to you again. Okay. >> As your side, you're going to put your one foot one foot up. Keep it raised. Don't move it like this. Look. Look at my foot. Keep it raised. 1 100 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 All the All the way till I say okay and sure. >> Okay, so put your want to continue with the exercise. >> All right. >> Okay. Hands to your side. Hands out of your pockets. Okay. One, you have to >> What I said you're >> Well, you you have to count that out loud, man. I'm sorry. >> I have to count out loud. >> I thought you were counting. >> I'm going to explain it to you. Okay. I'm you. Okay. >> All right. >> Hands to your side. One foot up. I'm gonna count 1 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 and keep going. Counting 7,000 8,000. >> I just count I want you to count out loud to me. >> Oh, >> okay. Hands to your side. >> We'll try one more time. Okay. >> Okay. All >> right. Start counting. >> Two. Three. Four. >> Okay. Five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. >> Okay. Can I just see something moving in your pocket? >> Don't go for that. >> No, no, no, no. I'm not I'm not going to hurt you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Turn around. >> Don't keep it. >> Turn around. >> Hand on your back. >> Listen, don't get a resistant charge. No. >> Okay. To bring you in and we'll give you opportunity to use the No. >> Okay. The breath test. >> Oh, that. >> All right. But if you get a resistant charge, >> you didn't get >> then you definitely go to jail. Okay. >> Okay. But you stop holding my hand. >> Just relax now. >> I understand. We're going to do that right now, but we have to transport you and you have to be in handcuffs to transport. Okay. >> Okay. >> Hold on. Let me knock on that door. >> Nope. We can't let you go anywhere. Okay. Anything on you, listen. We'll explain everything to you. Okay. >> All right. I went in custody. I smell alcohol. Um All right, let's watch the park. Okay, which side? >> Uh, other side. >> Other side. >> Yep. >> Is anything illegal in your purse, in your pockets or anything? >> Uh, no. You took it. >> We're going this way. >> Listen, here's the thing. >> Amanda, here's the thing. >> If if you see me with my >> If you resist me, okay, there'll be another charge. Okay. >> Okay. I'll go. I'll go easy. >> No, I know. >> Hey, can you show >> now? No. Take him. >> All right. Go ahead, man. Have a seat for us. Okay. >> We're going to try to help you out, not get you any more charges. >> Understood. Understood. >> Sit. Put your word again. >> We're going to bring your son. Sit in the car. Listen. >> After detaining Amanda, she still did not seem to realize the seriousness of the situation. Her constant request to go home became a headache for the officer as it appeared. She thought she was getting a free ride. >> I need to call somebody. >> Now, >> if you help us out, we'll help you out. We got to >> now. Call him now. >> I mean, I want to hear you. >> Okay. >> Now, this is her. >> Yeah. I mean, she's got that. That was her probably. >> I don't think that's her. >> A while ago. Check that tattoo on her chest. I'm pretty sure it's her. [screaming] Hi. Can you please? I can't. I can't. >> 1105 single one out to the county jail. One female bar copy story. >> Yeah. Super hot. >> Uh 2114.5. 2114.5. >> Can you tell me what time it is? >> Yes, it is uh quarter after 3. >> No. Okay. Okay. Hey, sir. driver. Just so you know, I wouldn't have passed that anytime. Any time of day. Not cuz I'm effed up, but just cuz. That's up to my equilibrium. Wow. Okay. Question. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I need to be home by like 4:30. Is that possible? >> We'll see. >> Please turn right. Who? Please. What do you need? No, that's a wrong. I said right. A >> Hey. >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> Let this off me, please. I'm not like I'm not like a criminal. I'm not going to like hurt you. >> That's policy. You got to be in that in that position for >> Let the off me so I can call my kids, man. While the woman never stopped arguing, another problem arose during her transport to the station. Her immature and disruptive behavior escalated tensions, making it very difficult for the officer. >> Can I get out too for a sec? Like, please. >> Okay. >> Don't stay in. >> Oh, >> give me your hand. >> What? >> You pulled out your handcuff. >> Okay. Be late. Ow. >> Be late. Keep your hands still and nothing won't hurt. Okay, >> dude. My hands were still you asked you to do this had >> nobody asked you do anything. You're the one moving around. >> Really? Okay. Nobody's impressed at all. I'm >> Listen, you're under arrest, okay? For driving while the influence of alcohol beverage. You understand? You're going to jail. That's where we're going. We're not going anywhere else but jail. >> Listen. >> Jail. Okay. That's where you're going. >> Yep. Hurt. Why you What are you pushing? Why are you pushing my >> Putting your seatelt on? >> Wow. That's what that stuff was about. Really? Okay. You know, I just watched you. Hey, partner. I just watch a movie like this [crying] and that's how I'll end it, too. Like I wasn't going to hurt you anyway. Ain't my fault you left. You loose. Ow. And now it's too tight and hurt. Now you want to take me to jail for crying. Okay, cool. >> [screaming] >> Please, dude. I got to do, man. >> Stop batting your head, please. >> All right, man. Come on, baby. >> I know what you did here. Come out. >> Wait, step out. >> Okay, but it's still around me, bro. >> I don't know what you did. Your shoes are out here. You can put them on when you step out. You got a phone call when I get there? >> Yep, you absolutely can. Come on. >> Like first off. >> Well, can't do it first off. >> Wait, quickly. >> We will. We'll try to get you there. You have to step out. Come on. >> I know that, but I need you to put your your flip flops on so you have them on. >> Okay. Well, you got me. >> I got you. You're not going to anymore. >> Oh, you said I can't get myself. Hi. >> Hello. How are we doing today? >> Can you hold this side of me? >> I got you. Good. Ready? We're already here. I guess I'm ready. >> Amanda's breath test showed a reading over four times the legal limit. Ultimately, she was charged with DUI and child endangerment. While Amanda was quite a handful, the next suspect proved even more dramatic, taking the husband and wife drama to a whole new level. >> Okay? It doesn't matter what you want, okay? Unfortunately, when somebody breaks the laws, there are consequences. Okay? On March 20th, 2023, police received a report of a domestic disturbance involving a woman who had gotten into a heated argument with her husband and was causing a scene. The cop found the woman extremely upset and tried to deescalate the situation. >> Stop, please. >> I need you to stop, please. >> I need you to stop, please. >> Okay, I'm fine. >> Relax. >> Anything? I'm fine. >> Relax. Please just stop. Okay. >> I want to go. >> Listen. Listen. Relax. >> Okay. Don't [ __ ] do that. point. Listen, I'm not pointing anything at you. All right. >> So, listen. My name is Officer Andrade. This is Officer Perez. We're with the Key West Police Department. >> I'm fine. >> We're here to help. Okay. So, >> I'm fine. >> Okay. You've said that like 10 times, but I need you to listen. Okay. So, we got a call about something that happened. So, we're here to investigate that something. Okay. >> Nothing happened. >> Okay. Well, we're here to investigate that. Okay. So, that's why we're here. a little slippery. So, we're going to do our job, okay? So, just please be cooperative. Again, we're here to help, okay? We're not here to to hurt you or hem anybody up, okay? So, let's start with your identification, please. >> I don't have anything on just leave me alone. >> Okay, relax. No, no, just Okay, >> just relax. So, I'm going to go and apparently there's like video stuff or something. So, what do you want me to do or do you want to go see the video? >> I'm going to go see. >> Okay. >> You want to get real? >> Gotcha. So they're in the office >> with Ray's in there. >> Okay. So where are you from? >> Miami. Can I please? >> No, no, no. You can't. You can't just go yet. Okay. So just relax. >> Okay. I don't want to do a police report. I don't have to. >> So So listen. >> Cuz I don't want to. >> So listen to me. >> You are not free to leave. Okay. What we have so far is that we've been told that there was a domestic situation. Okay? And listen, so that's why I'm here. So if that didn't happen, then great, right? >> We have so far is that we've been told that there was a domestic situation. Okay? And listen, >> so that's why I'm here. So, if that didn't happen, then great, right? >> Okay. >> So, we have to investigate it. I hope that it didn't happen. I hope that everything that they've told me is just a big misunderstanding and that nothing happened. Okay. So, [crying] >> who is that? >> Since the woman was very emotional and the conversation with the officer wasn't going anywhere, the officer needed to contact her husband. And that's when things became complicated. So, so listen, you don't have to be sorry, okay? It's important that we that we talk to him, though. What's his phone number? >> 205. >> I'm getting wet. >> Okay. You can stand over here. It's It's from the It's dripping. So, just stand right here cuz it's dripping off the ceiling. So, his phone number is 305. Mhm. >> I'm trying to get it now. >> [clears throat] >> Seven. >> So, >> what's his last name? Ryan. What? >> Um, uh, Wadel. >> Wadelby. >> Yeah. >> Do you have it like written somewhere? W >> U >> U >> A >> A >> Delp >> D. >> Yeah. D L P like >> D L B. Yeah. P >> like that. >> P Y. Yeah. >> This is Italian. >> So W U A D L P Y. >> Yeah. >> And do you know what his birthday is? >> I don't know his birthday. I think it's like March something. It's in this month, but I don't know which one. >> Okay. How old is he? 31, you said? >> Yeah. What is he wearing? >> Black. >> All black. Like black shirt, black pants or shorts? Oh, >> black and black shorts. He didn't do anything wrong to me, sir. He's just He's just drunk. >> What color? >> What did they say to you? >> Copy. >> Okay, we're going to we're going to walk over here. Okay. Okay. >> Huh? >> Can we get one more back here? >> Listen. We're talking to him right now. >> Okay. We're talking right now. Okay. Listen. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Please. Please stay back. >> Thank you, man. I have no record. I'm not >> I'm not saying you I'm not saying you have a record. >> Please, please don't go over there. Okay. >> Stop. >> I didn't do anything here. Don't just >> go. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. You didn't do anything wrong. Okay. You didn't do anything wrong. Relax. Stop. >> Stop. >> Just Just relax right here. Just relax right here for me. Okay. Just relax right here for me. All right. [laughter] >> Meanwhile, the officer spoke with a bystander who had stepped in to stop the altercation when the man was choking his wife at one point. >> He wasn't there. your girlfriend. >> He had her check her marks on her neck. Yeah. Okay. So, you had you saw her she was she was on her back. He was on top of her. I'm off duty. So, >> yeah. >> Somebody told me that >> the manager being so went down this road. >> Yeah. >> She was running. He was running after her. I knew I was >> but you physically but you saw this man choking the girl. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, um he was on top of her. She was in the corner. I don't know what it was >> way back there in the corner >> back or >> I don't even know. >> It was It was >> I mean I saw the video. I saw the video of him uh him on top of the camel and I saw you >> I didn't beat him. I put him and you pulled him off and you were holding him down. >> I get that. Let me ask you a question. Um do you mind hanging out for like 5 10 minutes? >> I don't give af. >> Yeah, no problem. >> All right. Thank you, brother. I appreciate it. >> Here's where things got interesting. The bystander had stepped in to help the woman from being choked, but his actions angered the husband. Remaining silent wasn't going to resolve the issue. So, the officer tried to get the husband's side of the story. >> Woke up, he had me chokeold and I was completely blacked out. >> Okay. I had I didn't see his face until I woke up. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, would you black out from a strike? Uh were you choked? What happened? >> My face was okay, right? >> No, your face is busted up. Yes. You're bleeding from your nose, from your head. You're bleeding everywhere. >> Yeah. You're bleeding from here. You're bleeding from >> Take a picture of that. >> Yeah. Take a picture in case you >> Yeah, man. Take a selfie. >> Okay. I'll tell you what. When I woke up, he had me on a choke hold. I never saw his face until I woke up from the blind. >> Okay. Okay. Well, if you if you want to Who is this guy? Who is he? >> Um, I can't give you his information. >> So, he's nobody. He's nobody. He's somebody that felt the right to take justice. >> It's not right. It's not right. >> So, who is this? This female over here. Who is she to you? >> This is my girlfriend. >> Long time. We're about to get into our marriage. >> Okay. >> Do you guys live together? >> We're about to live together. I'll just sign at least. >> How long have you guys been dating? >> For a year. >> For a year. >> 12 months. >> 12 months. Okay. It's good. It's good. >> You can talk to her. I can talk. >> No, no, no, no. Uh, mother, I'm going to go talk to her here in a second. But no, I'm just asking you these questions. So, >> this guy, if he put me into a blackout and if I need to do push charges, he had no right to do that. >> Okay. >> He had no right to do that. Who is he? Is he a security guard? >> Not here. >> He is not a security guard. Not here. So, I have every right to push charges and I will. So, get his name. >> Okay. >> I have his information. Relax. >> Good. That's fine. >> Listen, I woke up drinking water from the paper. >> Okay. >> I I woke up drinking water from the because is he a cop? >> Is this guy? >> Put your hands on me. Don't put your hands on me. I'm trying to be a cop. >> He's not a cop. He has no right to do that to you. >> Okay. Well, >> I want to I I I want to push charges. >> I'm waiting for one more to get here so he can hang out with you and I'm going to go talk to her and I'm going to see I'm going to get hers. Yeah. >> No, not a supervisor. This is another office. >> I want a supervisor. >> You want a supervisor? >> Yes. >> For what reason? >> Because he has no right to put me into that position. >> I want to get things right. I want to get things right. >> Yeah. Yeah. No. Of course. I want to get things right. Of course. Of course. So, please get a supervisor here so we can figure it out. >> Cynthia, the supervisor is coming here. >> Hey, hey, bro. >> The supervisor is coming. >> You do me a favor. Don't talk to her. I got to talk to everybody separately. >> This is my wife. I'm about to make her my fiance. >> I'm about to make her my fianceé. >> I get that. I'm >> You can't tell me what I can't say no to her. >> Uh, I can. And if you continue to refuse my >> best Hey, I got your I got I got your right in this vicinity. >> He's gonna stay. >> Listen. I'm giving you a legal lawful order. Listen to me. Listen to me. Look at this. >> See this? You see this? >> That's fine. You see this? >> I see that. I see that. Yeah. >> Okay. I'm sure you >> sure you see that. >> Have I cussed that at you? >> Why you cussing at me? >> Why you cussing at me? >> No. Because you're neglecting what I'm saying. >> I'm No, I'm listening to what you're saying. I'm recording what you're saying. >> Had me sleeping, sipping the the paper for water, for oxygen. You were going to put me in that position. >> I'm not I didn't put you in any position. Okay. So, >> I did everything right. I I'm I'm keep eyes on him, not me. Eyes on him. Not me. Put your hands Put your hands on me again. I'm going to put my hands on you. You're not going to like that. >> Okay. So, keep your eyes on you. >> I got his ID. He ain't going nowhere. >> That's all I need to hear. >> I apologize. >> The trouble just wouldn't end. Both members of the couple appeared intoxicated. And in this domestic situation, maintaining control was the officer's top priority. Since there had been a physical altercation, the officer tried to determine who had initiated it. >> Stay right here, Mr. Stay right here. Stay right here, please. Okay, come over here. >> He's not okay. I need to take care. >> He's fine. He's fine. [screaming] >> He's fine. [crying] >> He's fine. >> He's fine. Relax. Okay. >> I'm fine, too. >> Okay. Well, stop trying to go over there. Okay. >> Just let this all play out. Okay. >> I want to go home. >> I know you want to go home. I know you want to go home. I want you to be able to go home to. Okay. But this has to work itself out. Okay. >> What do I have to do? >> We have to finish what we came here for. >> So, what has to happen? >> We have to figure out exactly what happened. We don't know what happened. >> Okay. We We don't know. >> So, that's what we have to try and figure out. Okay. >> That's what we're trying to figure out. >> Fight. That's all. >> Okay. If if if that's all it was, then just a verbal fight then. Okay. He's a He's my husband. >> Okay, I understand that. So, okay, start to finish. What happened? >> No, he's my husband. We got into a fight. I want to be with my husband. >> Talking on the phone with with Ryan, you said you hit me and everybody saw. What was that about? >> What? What happened with that? over. >> Did he hit me? >> Okay, but you said that exact sentence. You said, "Ryan, you hit me and everybody saw." Don't do that. >> So, >> I know I said that because I was mad, but >> Okay. And so, explain to me the part where he said you guys were pushing each other. >> We just shoved each other, but we didn't hit each other. >> Okay. So, did he shove you first or you shot? >> No. No. >> Who shot who first? >> I don't know. I don't know. Yeah. You know, you know, >> I have two domestic violences on my record. >> You have what? >> I have domestic violence on my record. >> I'm going to be honest. >> That's That's fine. >> So, I can't do this. >> You can't do what? >> Like, go through this again. It's [ __ ] traumatic for me. >> So, somebody you mean you've been a victim of domestic violence before? >> Is that what you mean? >> I just don't want to go through this thing again. So, was it with him, the domestic violence? So, was there someone else? >> Yes. >> You were the victim? >> Yeah, but they found me guilty for it and then I don't want to go through that again because I'm traumatized. >> I I understand. So, did you as far as I understand and I don't know the whole story, but as far as I understand, you didn't like attack him or anything. >> Oh. >> Right. >> No. But but he >> attacked you. >> No, he just >> he just what? >> He just verbally said something to each other. >> Okay. So So just so you know, in this building there's all kinds of cameras. You see like right there? >> See that little bubble? >> Uhhuh. >> They're all over the entire bar area and all the bars. Yeah. >> So, there's video that officer Perez saw of the incident. >> He's seen it. I haven't. >> So, why aren't you fill me in on what he saw in that video? >> Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. >> Thank you. >> Can I order my boyfriend? >> Just Just stay here, please. >> You can Why don't you put your >> Yeah. So, you don't lose it. Do >> you have my bag? Can I ask you? >> I don't have your >> Oh, yeah. >> Keep in your way forward. Please come. >> Everything was going smoothly until the officer concluded and decided to detain the husband. The woman didn't want her husband to get in any trouble. But what happened next really pushed the situation to the limit. Can you do me a favor? Hold your hands out like that. >> And can you turn around? car or bartender. >> So, that's fine. >> My head can be beat up. >> No, that's fine. I mean, >> all right, sir. Do me a favor. Uh, step off the step off the bench. Do me a favor. Turn around. Place your hands on your back. >> No. No. >> Stop. Stop. [screaming] Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> All right. [screaming] Don't do that. He didn't do anything to me. >> I didn't do anything. >> Based on the video, that's false. >> Relax. [screaming] Do that. >> Relax, Cynthia. >> Let go. Let him go. Let him go. Let him go. Let him go. Let him go. Let him go. Tell me. >> I told you to shut. >> You're already taking me over. You You're a big man. >> Oh no. We're going to take some cuss off and get to jail. Act like a big guy there. >> Little man. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Nothing. >> There's a video of you choking a female. >> No. For what? >> Choking her. >> Video of me choking a video. >> Get a lawyer. >> Get a lawyer, dog. >> You can prove it. >> Get a lawyer. >> Yeah. We'll see. We'll see how good that lawyer is. >> Open it for me. >> Don't tell me what to do, bro. >> You're not in charge. You're right. You taking the door next one. The next one for me. Go ahead. Bust it open. >> I ain't doing You ain't telling me what to do. Back to you, Junior. You >> feel good, don't you? >> You take a piece of jail. >> Love it. Sit down. >> It's comfy in here. >> Yeah. You like it, huh? >> Yeah. It's good. >> Get used to it, dude. Get used to it. Does it have to happen like that? >> Go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. If you calm down, are you going to calm down? >> No. Yes. >> Let him go. Please. Let him go. >> Stop yelling and we'll And stop yelling and we'll let you go. >> Let him go. Let him go. >> Okay. Relax. Okay. Don't run over there. >> Okay. There. >> Let him go. Please. >> He didn't do anything wrong. Please. I promise. Let him go. [laughter] >> Let him go. >> All right. Just stay right here. >> I'm done. I'm done. >> All right. >> I'm done. I'm done. >> All right. >> Sir, >> I'm done. >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay. >> Okay. And I'm done because I don't I don't feel like I need to sit here and fight with people over BS. Okay. Yes, you did. Did I stop now? You need to stop, >> please. He's going to put you in handcuffs and then you're going to sit down. >> Due to the woman's reckless behavior, the officer had no choice but to detain her. However, once her emotions had calmed down, the officer tried to help her navigate the troubling situation she was in. >> I just don't want my boyfriend in handcuffs, that's all. >> Okay, but you don't act like that. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. How old are you? >> I'm sorry. >> How old are you? >> I'm sorry. >> How old are you? >> 31. I'm sorry. >> So, then act like you're 31. Okay. Because just then you were acting like a 5-year-old. >> Well, I don't want to. >> Okay. It doesn't matter what you want. Okay? Unfortunately, when somebody breaks the laws, there are consequences. Okay? And right now, what the way you're acting is like a child. Don't act like a child. Act like an adult. Okay? If you do something wrong, you pay you pay the consequence. All right? You learn that in school, right? Did you go to school? Then there you go. And now you're going to sit here and you're going to call. It's not your fault. >> Okay. >> Did you Did you Did you end up doing something? >> Why Why are you Why are you sorry? >> Why are you sorry? That's what I'm trying to figure out. What's your fault? >> So, it's your fault that a man put put his hands on you? >> Okay, there's pictures for signal 36. Bravo. >> There's evidence that shows the otherwise. >> Yes, there is. That's why he's being arrested. What do I do now? >> I'll tell you. >> I'm going to help him. >> Why do you want to help him? >> My boyfriend, >> but he put his hands on you. >> Is that the kind of relationship you want to be able to stay in? >> That's not healthy relationship. >> I don't know what I am supposed to do now. All right, let me see your arms. >> I'm so sorry. >> It's not your fault. >> Okay, >> that's what I'm trying to tell you. It's not your fault. Okay. >> The man should not be putting his hands on you. >> I didn't mean to. >> Okay. Now, let me see. Hey, where can I find them? >> He's going to go to the jail. >> Where can I find the jail? >> Did you take anything other than alcohol? >> No, I don't >> today. So then why are you whining like that? >> Cuz I'm scared for him. >> Okay, but why? He put his hands on you. >> If he can put his hands on you, then that means that that he's a big boy, right? >> So then let him take care of himself. cuz there's no reason whatsoever that that a man should be putting his hands on on you like that. Okay. >> There's only one one way or only one road out. >> All right. The jail is at the jail. If you you got Google >> Okay. >> Can I fill him up? Uh, you probably not cuz they're probably going to end up doing a no contact order, but it's the Monroe County Detention Center. >> In the end, the woman was released without any charges while her husband was charged with domestic battery. Domestic disputes happen in every home, but in our next case, this woman could not control her temper and things went terribly wrong. >> Under arrest. >> Turn around. You're under arrest. Turn around. Turn around for obstruction. That's only the kind of stop pulling away. Stay [laughter] on your back. >> It all started on June 20th, 2025 in Ohio when officers received a report of a woman assaulting a family member in a parking lot while her grandson was playing with a toy car. She caused a scene. >> Came did aggressive. She's now walked up there because she heard the police sirens coming. >> What What is she wearing? >> She's a heavy set middle-aged white woman and a white shirt. white shirt. >> Oh, >> I think it's our last right now. >> Ma'am, you're not afraid to leave. Stop the car. >> Ma'am, you're not afraid to leave. Stop the car. I will tase you. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> I didn't do anything. >> Get out of the car now. You're going to get tased. >> Step out of the car. >> I was over there. >> Step out of the car. You're going to get tased. >> Step out of the car. >> Get out. >> Why? What did I do? >> Get out. >> What did I do? I just got done hugging my grandson at the place for the time. >> Back of the car now. Go >> and I told my son he wasn't my son. My daughter, she's not my daughter. >> Back to the car. >> I see what's going on with her. >> I just went over there and hugged my grandson. He >> Okay, we're being we're being called that you're assaulting people in cars. >> Okay. >> It wasn't just people. It's >> Okay. and my daughter that is a chicken that would let me tell her that she's no longer my daughter. >> Why are we being told you're hitting people? >> I didn't hit nothing. >> Okay, that's what we're being told. All right, >> they're lying. >> All right. Well, that's why we're here. >> I went like this. >> Okay. Are you pounding on their car and stuff? >> It was >> my daughter wouldn't get out until she was ready to get out so I could tell her that I was done with her. She's >> Who is uh >> My son Donald's baby mama. your son's baby mama. >> Okay. And basically, you were trying to say goodbye to your grand. >> I was trying to say goodbye to my son, which I did. >> Okay. >> And I said goodbye to uh >> which lives in Illinois. >> Okay. [laughter] >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. Why Why is she telling us that you're pounding on cars and stuff? >> Because you pulled the shade and we got talked to her own mother. >> Okay. You understand why we can't be doing that though? >> I didn't realize that that was a problem. I wanted just to say goodbye to Susan that she's no longer my daughter. >> Okay. All right. You think going up >> was right up here. >> Don't you don't you did to me. He was right up here next to me. >> You don't need to be chest. >> This is my son-in-law. >> I understand that he was in my face. Wouldn't get out of my face. Go arrest him. He is doing >> I need you on my banking account. Your voice talking >> since 2019. My daughter was on it, not him. This should be a warrant out for his arrest and he's here ready to get a warrant for him. >> Okay. Why? Why are we getting warrants for him? >> Because he was tampering with my checking account. >> Displaying typical disruptive behavior. Instead of listening and following the officer's instructions, she not only yelled, but even tried to change the topic. The officers were there to resolve the domestic issue, but since her responses were uncooperative, they tried speaking with others to better understand the situation. >> Buddy, >> not really. >> No, >> she pushed me. >> Push you. Okay. Do you follow mommy at red roof and it's going to save females before 1912? >> All right. Well, that's going to have to wait. Um, when she pushed you, like what do you think her intent was? >> She was angry. She was just trying to be angry. >> Oh, man. She's like like chest. Did she just push you or what? >> She like she grabbed my shirt and did this. >> Okay, I got you. >> Yeah. Do you have any knock my hat off my head? Whatever. >> Did she like smack it off your head? >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. Um, do you have any like marks or anything on you? No. Nothing. Oh, that's bad. That said >> no damage to the man. No, there's there's no physical damage. They don't >> The brother's right here walking in >> Detroit Tiger shirt. >> All right, that's who I >> Does she have? >> Yeah. Does she have like an issue with him, too? >> Probably. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Hello. >> Hi. So, did you witness what was going on or? >> Yeah, she came right over to my son Grant and I seen her out the corner of my eye and then I she grabbed him and hugged him. I walked over and she was talking to him about when she can see him again. I said, "No, not here. You don't talk to him like that." >> He's 9 years old. And then she looked at me and she's like, "You're not my son anymore. I'm going to just get rid of you. I'm disowning you or something. I'm like, we're not doing this again. Yesterday, um stopped the game twice. So, >> because of >> because of her >> getting into it with my ex-wife, with my brother-in-law, with my sister, and then with me, and my father was here >> enough to disrupt the game. >> Yeah. >> Since there had been an altercation, the officer was trying to determine its severity. Although the woman attempted to explain and prove her innocence, the officer needed to uncover the actual truth >> to her. >> He was waiting for me to do something like this to get the fly out from my face. And I guess my finger might have touched him. >> How so? >> Like that. >> Okay. Where did you where on his face? >> Somewhere on his face. I don't know where because I was chewing a fly in the hair out of my face. >> Back to the brain number. >> He said you just hit me. I said, "No, I did not. I just went like this." Okay. And then what what did he do after that? >> He was right up in my face, sir. >> Okay. >> Right up in my face. >> Okay. >> And wouldn't he get out of my face? I tell him to get out of my way. And he didn't do it. I said, "Get out of my way. I'm 69 years young and I don't need a 50 man that just turned 50 up in my face." >> Okay. Um, were you banging on their car or >> I was trying to get to come out and talk to me. >> She was just sitting in the car. She wasn't talking to >> She pulled the shade down, too. >> Okay. And then the other one I went on the other side and you are the that's kept me from my kids. You She is a I don't care what they say. Her name is Her name is the >> You didn't um >> She's kept me from my kids and my son for a whole year. Ever since June of last year, >> she car started trouble and she got her wish. She was a manipulating. >> Okay. And I've been under a lot of care with Harbor Le Ohio where I've lived since I've been here in 95. I lived in Monroe four years before that. I asked my husband to get me out of that hiccup and he moved me down here and now he's awol in June and he just is in another place in Parisburg now. Okay. >> And I've been without him [laughter] after 42 years. >> You here with your dog? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um >> you're good. We'll we'll figure all this out. Nothing is right. >> We'll figure all this out. Don't worry. >> Nothing is right, sir. >> I understand. I understand. >> You're good. We We still got to figure it out. Okay. Just Just chill for me. Um Did you touch anybody else? >> No, I tried to talk to my daughter. >> She's a stuck up. >> She's a spoiled brat. My son is too. >> I spoiled my son. He said I was a good mother. But since he's >> Is your son here? >> Yes, he is. He's over by the batting cages with the tiger players. Okay. He didn't threat you at all or anything. >> He told me, "Why don't I leave? Why don't you leave? Why don't you leave? Why don't you leave? Why do I have to leave? This is my grandson, not his." >> Yeah. >> That's his his wife. That's my daughter. >> They need to get out of here. >> I got you. What's your uh social security number? >> Yes. I have a couple felonies right now because of one of them is my husband for leaving him in order. [laughter] >> You're good. >> Take me away. >> No, you're good. >> I'm done. I'm going home to kill myself. >> Okay. Well, let's not let's not talk like that. Okay. We'll figure it out. Okay. >> I'm going home to myself. >> And why why are you why are you talking like that now? >> Because both of my kids don't want nothing to do with what do I have to live for at my age? You tell me. >> You're good. Rosie's the dog. Yeah. >> What kind of dog you have? >> She's a throwback Yorkie poo. >> Throwback. >> Her daddy Her daddy was a poodle and her mother looked like her. >> Okay. >> She look like him. >> Rosie, come here. Come here, baby. >> She doesn't like to see >> No, you're good. You're good. >> She doesn't like to see mama upset. >> You have no weapons in your cart. >> Oh, you want to search and go? [laughter] >> No, no, you're good. I'm >> not a criminal. The officer was simply doing their job to find the best possible solution for both parties. But suddenly the woman changed her mind. Her aggressive and uncooperative behavior quickly escalated the situation. >> Just go freely under your back. >> Turn around. You're under arrest. Turn around. Turn around >> for obstruction and conduct. Stop pulling away. On your [laughter] back double. [screaming] Stop. Stop. >> [screaming] >> Stop biting. >> Stop biting. Stop me. >> All I was trying to do is tell you that you let me get in the car. >> I understand. You were under arrest. Okay. >> What? For obstruction instruct any justice. I walked over to the cop car. >> When I told you you weren't free to leave. You tried to [laughter] >> just please relax, please. Okay. >> There goes my heart to get you. >> Stand up. Ma'am, you need to stand up. >> I can't. >> You're You're going to have to there. You're going to put a lot of pressure on your shoulders. I need you to stand up. [laughter] Okay. Will you stand up? There you go. >> Come and see you. >> That's the sly with with persistence now. Stop. Stop. >> Get in the car. Let's go. >> Yeah, I know. Your mom everything. >> Come on. >> Come on. Watch your mouth. >> She's a pond over there. >> Get in the car. >> I told you to let me in the car. What are you going to do with my dog? >> Your dog will figure it out. You're going to go to jail. So, have a seat. >> Sit down. >> You need to sit down. >> Jail. Sit. Go. >> You will not put me in that jail. >> Well, that's where you're going. Sit. >> That's filthy. >> Um, how do we So, this has been an ongoing thing. I'm sure you could read her records. >> Yeah. Who? Now, just so I'm aware, who are you to her then? >> I am her son's girlfriend. >> Gotcha. Okay. >> Um, >> how do we like She stalks my house. She threatens my case. What I would do is get an order of protection. >> Yeah. So, what we'll do is um the the officer that's standing there by the door, then the bigger guy, the other officer is going to stay on scene to handle the rest of the report. >> Get a report number from them with their business card. When you go to our courthouse, go to the civil area to file for a civil protection order. Just take that report number. That way, they have something to reference. >> Okay? And then I just go in and ask for an order of protection. >> Like, you know, is that just for just for me or like do we need to all get one because >> that's entirely up to you guys. It depends on if you guys if you guys all feel threatened or concerned about her, then I would say everybody. But if it's just you primarily, then I would just get one for you. >> No, I think it's all of us. She threatens all of us. You know, she threatens >> I can't give you guys legal advice with that, but if you guys all feel concerned about her, then I would I would always recommend getting one. >> Yeah, she you know, we always my kids are worried that she's going to come like set our house on fire or something. >> Yeah. I mean, her behavior is very Yeah, it's it's insane. >> We have voice like she's been texting all day and voicemails all day saying she was going to come here and start. >> You guys live in M? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. Obviously, I would start calling us from now on if she is leaving threatening messages on you guys so we can start a paper trail. It's just going to help further you guys getting your protection order. She has a felony charge in Ian Arbor. She's going to court for it at the end of the month. Yeah, cuz she left her 86-year-old husband there. She abandoned him there. He's in a home. >> She's got some issues. >> Yes. They need to put her in psych and they need to treat her, not just leave her in there for 3 days and let her out. >> Yeah. And I know how that feels. Unfortunately, hospitals don't always help us out either. We we get people pink slipped or whatever and they let them out within 2 hours. >> Yeah. And it's not helping. >> No. >> Seeing her true nature was not surprising as it had been a common issue and her family was fed up. It's no wonder things did not turn out well. But the trouble was far from over. >> Maybe burden. >> Oh no. >> Can you get over there and push her up? >> What are you doing? >> I'm throwing up. >> You got you got to sit up. >> I'm throwing up. >> You got to sit up. I'm throwing up. Ouch. Do >> you need meds? >> Yeah. >> 150. >> You have respond to our location for an ill person. >> Don't let my kids take my car. >> She did barf. She did. Oh, she did. Yeah, she >> don't let my kids take my car. >> They're not taking your car. >> Call Jeremy Brightley. works at the jail. I don't know if my phone >> actually said why am I in the airport? >> We already told you you're going >> it's a it's a it's coagulated. >> Why >> is it too hot in here for you? >> Yes. >> You want me to put the AC on? >> I have it on max. >> It's really hot. >> You have it on max already? >> It's really hot. >> There's one on the windows for it, too. He's already said he already got the max. >> Okay, I'll roll down the windows for you with that. >> I have for mine. >> Where's my baby? >> Where's my baby? >> Where's my baby? Rose, >> your your dog. >> She's my security dog. >> Okay. She went with a family member. Okay. >> No, I don't want her with them. There's no family member here except for my grandson. >> He took him. >> No, they can't have her. All because I wanted to see my grandson and my grand my son and daughter. >> All right. >> All because I wanted to see them and say goodbye. >> We got medics here. >> Sit up. >> Sit up for me. >> I can't get up. >> You got to sit up. We got medics here. >> I can't get up. You got my arms behind you. >> Set up for me. >> If [snorts] you get my hands loose, I'll get up. >> Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. We have medics here to check you out. Okay. >> I >> She's in here. >> She's already thrown up. So, >> okay. Her stomach hurts and her head hurts. >> My head hurts and then my arms hurt. >> It'd be nice if I could go right over. >> All right. Step up. The woman was charged with obstructing official business, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. If you thought the previous woman's actions were too much, wait until you see what the next suspect did. As a parent, her actions were unbelievable. >> That says what she told me. >> He backed up down the street. I have it on video. >> Okay. >> He back he stopped at that gray house where all that those pillars are. >> On April 2nd, 2025, police received a report about a 9-year-old child living in a house without water for weeks. The child's mother was supposed to care for her. But when the father found out, he contacted the police. >> They're going to arrest me. That's what they're doing. >> We're not arresting you. Listen, you want to help with her? >> Yeah. And she's perfectly fine. >> Okay. >> The order of protection got dropped. >> She went pull her out of school early today and then she called me on her phone and she said to come get me. I was like, "Baby girl, you can come with me. Like, I can come get you." Like and she's like >> with a black 2014 like by the way they said I can have her if I want like I didn't take her from her. She came running down the road and what was I supposed to do? Leave her. Her mom has been screaming at her yelling at her telling her to knock her teeth out. >> Hey I'm done hiding the stuff from your mom. I want them to see this house. I haven't been here for 2 years. I would This is not even humane. My water's been turned off for 3 weeks. She's been like, "Please come in here to see this house. Like I I really want >> like there's from the front door to the back. It stinks so bad. Just go stick your head. It It's It like She's been making this kid live in here for 3 weeks with no water. >> Yeah, she's been staying. No, she's been staying here. >> I've been at that house. Please do me a favor. She's been staying here. >> I've been sleeping in this house. >> Yeah, she's she comes home. your head. People stand by the door. It's downright It is disgusting. Like, but I'm a whole I'm supposedly allowed to have her. I I didn't think I did anything wrong. My lawyer said, "If I have her, I have her. If he has her, she has her cuz this is everybody's residence. If she wants to go wherever she wants to go, she can go wherever she wants to go." I didn't even go in the courtroom today. He I was just told to get a a custody agreement and we're working on that. I mean, this just And then she went and gang her out of school. And then she's calling and she's calling crying. I had to beg my mom to call you. And she's like, "Haha, now you can get a custody agreement, mother." And I'm like, "Stop playing games with our daughter." Like, "This is not cool." >> And they choked my phone and hung up on me. >> Hung up on me. And she's telling her if she comes around me that I'm going to go to jail and she's going to get in trouble and she can't be around her dad. And and I I would love to see some paperwork says I can't be around my mom. Like, please look in my house. Make a BCFS case. I'm not worried about it. I just got home a couple hours ago and this kid has been living like this. There's [ __ ] in my toilet. There's no water on. >> It's not me, guys. >> I This has been the hardest thing in the world for me. >> And I have played it to the tea, but I am not going to leave. I That's it. My She's telling me my dog's been living in a kennel for a week. She won't even let out s her ribs are showing. She's There's two bearded. There's all kinds of animals in here. While the child was living in such poor conditions, the mother was spending her time with her new boyfriend. Finding this behavior highly irresponsible, the officer went to meet with the mother placed under arrest for endangering the license. Okay. >> Okay. >> Oh, our body cameras are on. >> Okay. We're just going to go to >> Can you open the door for me for just a second? >> Just for a second. >> Yeah. I'm in cuffs right now. I need you to call Doc right now. >> Thank you. Love you. Bye. Bye. Who's Doc? >> My boyfriend. >> Okay. >> Did you know about the condition of the house and the state it's in now? >> I did. I was working on getting it cleaned. Um he he left it just as bad as I did. >> Um I I've I've been working. I've had my daughter. I >> Okay. What's up with the with her knotted hair? >> She came home from her dad's that way. >> Came home. >> She claims that she didn't have a hairbrush in her backpack and it's only gotten progressively worse. And I do not have money until Friday when I get paid. But as soon as I get paid Friday, she's going to a salon and it's getting fixed. >> Whether we have to cut it or it can't get brushed out. I've had several people try to help me brush it out and look at it and I we can't get it out. >> Okay. How long has their hair been like that for? >> Only like Well, the knot started >> last weekend and it was very small. >> Okay. And it's just gotten progressive. >> It's just gotten progressively worse. Yeah. >> Okay. Have you been staying in the house while there's been no water? >> We only sleep there. We don't eat there. We don't stay. Like the only thing we do is sleep there. And >> Okay. Did you know there's bed bugs in there? >> No. >> Yeah. Quite a bit. >> What? >> Yeah. >> I don't have a single bite on me. >> Our code enforcement just went through the house and they found them in her bed. So >> in her bed or in my bed? Oh, lovely. >> Yeah, there's eggs on your bed. >> Lovely. >> There's that. The house is being deemed uninhabitable. No one can get in there until it gets fixed um up the code, everything. There's mold, there's feces, there's no water, the toilet's full of toilet paper and feces and urine and I mean it's a complete disaster. >> So, I have a question. >> Is there any way I can press charges against him for kidnapping? Because he coerced her. He called her on the phone and told her to run away. >> The relationship between the woman and the father was already strained, but leaving the child alone demonstrated a level of parental negligence that could not be ignored. Observing the situation, the officer called child protective services. And for the woman, the outlook was not good. >> Where you coming from? >> I just I I this this phone thing that he's been doing like he the OP got dropped today and he violated it probably about six times and I had all the evidence and I didn't get out of work in time. And so [clears throat] >> when did he violate it? >> I have filed a police report. The date's in my phone. I can look at it. Actually, you texted it to me. It's in your phone. >> I did. I Oh, yeah. So, I I I did complete a report on that. >> And he's done it several other times since. I have screenshots of phone calls. He's hacked my Facebook. I have screenshots of all of that. He's changed it so I can't even see what devices are logged into my Facebook. Uh he put a pin on it and I have a screenshot of that. There's not much we're going to be able to do with that. >> Yeah. >> So, I understand where you're coming from as far as the kidnapping, but it I don't know if we can reasonably say he was trying to kidnap her. He claimed that he drove by and she ran after him. At least that's what she told me. >> He backed up down the street. I have it on video. >> Okay. >> He back He stopped at that gray house where all that those pillars are and he backed up all the way to the edge of this brownhouse in that black truck and he was hanging out the window when he drove by. I have it all on video. They have surveillance cameras on their house. >> Did he Did he get out or stop the truck and go and grab her and pick her up? >> He stopped the truck. He stopped a truck and got out of the car and opened the car door for her. >> Okay. >> And she got in and he shut the door and I couldn't get out of my seat belt cuz it was locked. And I as I was getting out of my seat belt, getting out of my car, I called the police. >> Okay. I understand what you're saying. We can definitely document that, but I don't think it constitutes as kidnapping. It's not like he's refusing to allow her to go with you at this point. He's even told me on camera that if she if your daughter has to go back with you, that's perfectly fine. He's not trying to kidnap her. >> Okay, >> hold on. Before you go. All right. So, we're going to go >> You better go do a well check on that house. And you better scour. >> That's what we're doing before he she is gone. >> He's already gone to clear it out. That's why he drove by. >> Mhm. Did he leave already? I don't know. I wasn't up there. >> So, yeah, we're going to go check the house first before she's allowed to stay there cuz if it's like that condition, no, we're going to find something else or DCFS is going to come and place her somewhere. >> The woman was charged with child endangerment. Emotions and temper can be quite dangerous when they are out of control. In the next case, the mother's temper issues landed her in legal trouble. >> You do not wish to speak to me? >> Okay. The reason why you're being arrested right now is because of what your son alleged you did during an altercation where you ended up fighting him. There was a fresh wound on his upper left leg. >> On June 6th, police responded to a call about a mother who was hitting her son and was extremely upset. At one point, she even bit him on the leg. The officer first spoke with the son to better understand the severity of the situation. >> You called, sir? >> All right. I straightforward. She's not going to jail. Okay. >> Okay. >> You understand me? My problem with her is um I just wanted EMS to come because she bit me on the leg and my leg is bleeding and I wanted her to see um you know somebody pull up uh as small as a small psychiatrist, not her to go in and have to see psychiatrist. You get what I'm saying? >> Mhm. >> You dig? All right. We got a lot of stuff going on over here as far as family. Um me and her had a small dispute. Um I understand she's um a little deterred because she's been having to deal with so many kids >> and you know she's been lonely and stuff like that today. So she's not going to jail. But let's get that off. Let's get that off. >> So do you guys share children? >> No. Um >> you guys live together? >> She has grandchildren. Well, do you have a ch child? >> I have brothers and sister who have children. Um, >> who is she to you? >> That's my mother. >> That's your mother. >> That's my mother. So, um, all that happened was, you know, she bit me on the leg. I am bleeding. >> Um, I know how to clean that up. Um I don't know what they call you all cuz I call it's just >> they send us out cuz the key word is is um when you say bite or violence or anything like that EMS doesn't just come out they send us >> because we have to make sure that the scene is safe. >> Okay. >> It's it's safe. Um as far as her being in her room with the child, it's just I think it's just her just being not worried about that at all. bite you on the leg. >> Um on the thigh. >> On the thigh. Inside. >> Inside. Inside inside. So it's covered up. >> But um it's bleeding. Um but I would never want her to go to jail. >> I know you called for EMS and they sent us out because there was alleged violence. >> Okay, cool. Whatever. Right. >> That's your mother. >> Because that's your mother and you live in the same house. That satisfies the domestic violence act. Okay. That's a part of law that we don't have any discretion over. We have to launch an investigation and investigate it fully. All right? So, I have to talk to her. >> Okay? She doesn't have much of a choice. Now, I can come in there. >> She does not want to talk to me. >> That I mean, whatever she tells me, that's cool, but I actually have to go and try to talk to her. And if she doesn't talk to me, then that is what it is. >> She can give you a simple note there. >> Oh, well, I mean, I have to talk to her, but here's the kicker. I have to talk to her without your presence. I have to talk to her. >> Okay. >> All right. Let me try that. All right. Give me a second. >> The son was well aware of his mother's bad temper and didn't want the police to get involved. However, since this was a domestic incident, the officer needed to document the entire situation and had no choice but to speak with the mother. That's when the issue began. >> You in my home? >> I understand that, but you're not willing you're not willing to talk to us. So, we have to come to you. >> Out of my home. >> Are you going to come talk to us outside? >> No, no, no. I want you out this door. I want you out of my door. >> So, right now, this is a formal investigation. So, we're not going anywhere. >> You're going to have to get out of my house. >> So, what what's going on tonight, man? >> There's nothing going on. And I'm cooking and I want you out of my house. >> So, >> I don't even know why you're here. Go outside my door. Are you outside? >> Want to come up to talk to us then? >> Outside my door, please. >> We can go outside your door. >> Outside. No. No. No. No. No. Outside my door, please. >> Can you come to with us? Listen, I want you outside my door. Listen to me. >> I want you outside my door. >> We We can do that if you're willing to talk to us. >> Uh-uh. This is my home. >> I understand that. But right now, >> I want you outside my door. >> There's an investigation. That's why we're in >> I don't know about an investigation. >> Right now, we're entering the realm of obstruction. >> I want you outside my house. >> We need you to talk to us about what's going on. Okay. >> What's the call detailing? You said that you just walked for something with a six-year-old. >> Excuse me. >> That's what the call note stated. But >> really, what's going on with you? And >> I don't know nothing about that. >> Come on now. >> Are are everything okay with you? >> Um would you be willing to show this officer your injury? >> Yeah. >> Well, no. I'm I mean >> Well, well, we're just trying to talk to her and she's not cooperating. >> She doesn't want to talk to you. Well, it's starting to enter the realm of obstruction cuz she's not giving us anything. >> No, don't touch her. >> Hey, I'm trying to put in the bed. >> Some foolishness. The police in my house. I don't know what's going on. So, I just need you to be on the phone for a minute and I'm trying to tell them they need to go out of my home. I don't know why they're here, but I need to I can speak to >> No, you're not speaking to nobody. I'm calling for a witness. I need you outside my home. >> I need you outside my home. >> Mama, she's talking. >> I don't even know. I just need them out my home. >> Okay. Well, first of all, calm down. >> Calm down. >> Calm down. >> I'm fine. I just want you to be on the phone while I'm talking to them. I don't need to make sure you >> I just need them out my house. >> It's no It's no problem. >> Okay. >> Okay. That's nothing. This is nothing. Okay. Is Is there room to help you up? >> Just to help you up. >> And why are y'all in my home? >> Because [clears throat] somebody >> whoever called regardless, we're here to investigate. Make sure everybody's all right. >> I'm fine. Is there Is there a child here? >> Is there another child here? >> She just She had talked to you. I'm not talking. Okay. I I don't need >> We have a visible >> where >> on his leg. >> So >> out of my home. >> Just stand by over here. Okay. >> I need you out of my home. >> Stand by with this officer. >> You see what I'm saying? >> What? >> Just get out the way. >> No, cuz I don't even know why they in my house. >> No, they trying to walk through my house. Come to my house. >> We're here for a formal investigation now. He called because he wanted to get EMS stop and listen to what I'm saying. >> Someone was concerned for your well-being, so they called EMS. But because there was alleged violence, they sent us out to make sure it was safe. Now, we're hearing we're hearing things that indicate that this is a domestic violence situation. And because it's that >> it's a formal investigation now. Now, we have to answer questions. We have to ask questions. And we have to get them answered so we can actually dispel that belief. Oh, they got paperwork to fill out >> cuz somebody talking about domestic violence. >> Domestic. Well, I don't even know what they're talking about. >> But anyway, I'm fine. >> The woman knew she was in trouble and didn't want the police to find out, but she couldn't hide her misdeeds forever. And that's exactly what the officer set out to uncover. >> All right. So, now you can go. >> No, we can't. >> I'm fine. What else you need to know? >> The primary officer is still conducting an investigation. >> Okay. Well, get out of my house. >> No, ma'am. >> Why? because you're a part of that investigation and you keep shutting the door on us. So, I can't I can't leave you in here by yourself. >> Oh, you don't have to worry. I'm fine. >> Oh, yes, I do have to worry because you shut the door in our face twice. >> And you even said hi to him and shut it. So, no, we're going to stay in here because you locked us out. So, it's part of investigation. >> Stop talking so they can do what they got to do. >> Just stop talking. >> If all I got to do is ask two questions, y'all should be fine. >> I don't even know who called them. >> Okay. It don't matter who called them. They're there. one way or another. That's what they got to do. >> This my time off. >> Okay. Let them finish so they can go. The more you talk, the longer they going to be there. >> I did. >> Just sit down and be quiet. >> I'm not going to sit down. I want somebody in my own house that I pay for. >> So she So she >> You got a house that you pay for and people walk in your house. >> Okay. Well, the longer you're there, the longer. >> Is your cam on? It's been on since we got here. >> You're good. This >> camera is on. >> Okay, that's fine. Just be quiet by your neck. Squeeze just to get her off. >> Foolishness. >> And my house. I ain't even got my house clean. They actually my house. Look, >> this my house, >> my house, >> there's someone else. >> You know, it's not situation. >> Can I talk to you for a minute? >> No. >> Hold on. >> You can uh >> I wasn't asking you, ma'am. I was asking him and he said no. And that's fine. >> But I was not asking you. TV. >> Meanwhile, the officer requested EMS to check on the son in order to determine how serious the injuries were before moving forward. >> Talk to you over here. Come take a look at you because I'm showing the truth. >> Hey, Jar. >> Hey, how you doing? >> How's Josh doing? >> What's going on? >> Um right here, please walk this way. Yeah, we'll talk. >> Yeah. You want me to look at your life for you? I just want to you okay with her right now? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Just stand by here. I just want to get >> not as bad as it was. I kind of cleaned it up. >> There's definitely some she definitely black. >> So, what happened tonight, Jared? What? >> It just was a smaller little thing. >> What bit you? That's the only place I'm going to >> your mother. How I'm sorry, >> brother. You want to go to the hospital? >> I don't need to. I just went and left earlier. I've been there too many times in the last month or two. >> I'm going to get some saline so we can clean that off and then we'll get some vital signs. Okay. >> I'll wash it out for you. >> All right, man. I just got a few questions for you real quick. All right. This is going to be a domestic violence sleep quality screening. It's just a simple series of yes or no questions. Okay. I just need you to answer them as honestly, truthfully as possible. Okay. All right. So, first question is going to be, has she ever used a weapon against you or threatened to use a weapon against you? >> No. >> Has she ever threatened to kill you or your children? >> No. >> Do you think she might try to kill you? >> No. >> Does she have access to a firearm or can she does she have a firearm? Can she easily access one? >> No. >> Okay. Has she ever tried to strangle you, choke you, or anything like that before? >> No. >> Okay. Is she violent, consistently jealous, or try to control most of her daily activities? >> No. >> Okay. Have you ever separated in the past before? Ever like an argument, something like that? You had to leave or anything like that? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. You have? >> Okay. Uh, does she have a job or she unemployed? >> No, unemployed. >> Okay. Has she ever tried to kill herself before? >> No. >> Um, child park, don't need. All right. Uh, does she follow you, spy on you, leave any threatening messages? Okay. >> All right. Listen. So, what do you know what medical condition she has? >> She doesn't have one. The only only thing she has is high blood pressure and stress. >> Okay. She There's no mental illness. Is there any mental illness in the family? Any schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, anything like that at all? They know that she So, she's not diagnosed with anything. Okay. All right. >> After examining the injury marks, the situation was far worse than they had expected. The officer gave her one last chance to explain her actions, but judging by her defiant attitude, she made the worst possible choice. >> Nothing happened. >> I don't know why you're at my house. >> This is why I'm pissed off. >> Well, again, we got a call. >> Go through that again. >> Oh, he called you? >> Mhm. >> And obviously there's an injury on him. I'm trying to figure out what happened with that. >> Can you tell me what happened with that? >> Nothing to do with that. I don't know nothing about it. >> Okay. >> Is there someone else back there? >> Mhm. He's been back there the whole time. >> Is that the >> No, he's an adult. >> Okay. All right. I >> think he showed up after the fact and I saw a car pull up in the driveway. >> Okay, ma'am. Do you know what today is? >> I don't need a mental evaluation. >> I have to ask these questions, ma'am. Okay. >> Routine question. Anacov High Tower. So, >> what do you need to know the day? Date. >> What's the day? >> It's Saturday. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you know where you are? >> 5435 Magnolia Avenue, Georgia 3146. >> Okay. Now, how many more questions you need to ask me? I need to do my bedtime. >> Do you have any Do you know how many go into a dollar? >> What? >> You know how many I don't. >> Okay. Are you having any sort of suicidal ideations? Homicidal ideations at all? And again, you don't have any medical history whatsoever? Medical. >> Yeah. Medical in regards to mental health. No, no diagnosis or anything like that. >> Okay. No. Mhm. >> So, you need to put your hand behind your back. Okay. >> Right now, you're being arrested. >> Your phone's coming or >> your phone's coming with you. It's right here. >> That's okay. >> Get my little shoes away. Okay, we'll get you shoes. Okay, >> I'll take you taking her to jail. >> Unfortunately, we have to. It's under the domestic violence. >> I don't know anything about you, brother. >> Sit down. >> All right. >> I'll explain everything to you. >> We're going to explain everything right now. >> Is there is there any numbers that you want to write down so you can have >> You can take your phone with you. You can if you want to, >> but I don't want nobody. on the [ __ ] [ __ ] >> [ __ ] I didn't do your numbers off. It gets put up in there properly. >> Okay, but let me get a little jacket, too. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah, we can get on the phone. >> Is it on the phone? >> No. Relax. Okay, >> that's fine. >> Okay. >> Hey, >> I can come back and get your phone if you like. >> She's going to jail. >> Yeah, that's fine. Okay, let me get my shoes and relax. Yeah, this way. >> That's foolishness. I'm I'm tired of my own. He's cool. I'm going to go from there, please. >> Keys. >> Do you want You want to keep the keys? You want to give it to your son? >> No. My house key. >> Okay. I just want to make sure. Whatever you want to give to him, you can give to him. Okay. >> Is there a side exit? My >> relax. All right. >> Okay. >> No, no, no. I'll go out the front. Oh, y'all came in the front. I'll go out the front. >> Okay. We just want to make All right. We go in the front then. >> No, we're going out the front. >> Yeah. >> Whoever calls. After detaining the woman, the officer read her rights and questioned her, hoping it might change her mind. The woman had a bad temper, and little did she know that her defiance was only making her case more difficult. >> I have something that's called Miranda warning. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided to you. If you decide to answer your questions now without an attorney present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to an attorney. Do you understand the rights that I've read to you? >> I got no money for no attorney. No. >> But I'm asking you, do you understand the rights that I've read to you? >> Okay, that's a yes. All right. With that money, do you wish to speak to me? >> You do not wish to speak to me? >> Okay. The reason why you're being arrested right now is because of what your son alleged you did during an altercation where you ended up fighting him. There's a fresh wound on his upper left leg. Okay. That's the reason why you're being arrested. Okay? And that's under domestic violence act for the state of Georgia. And that's going to be under battery. >> Okay. >> Yes. Jacket. Perfect. >> That's good enough. Mom, >> what is that? >> I don't know. >> That's a pull. >> Can I go? >> Oh, yeah. That's good. That's a pull. That's a pullover. >> Yeah. She's got cuffs. Do you have something that can wrap around her? Take that back. See if you got something that can wrap around. >> What do you think it is? >> No. Everything is a pullover. >> What do you think? Unless he can take this off and I can get one of my checks off. >> Although the son didn't want a harsh outcome for his mother, given the circumstances, the officer could not allow her to stay at home. Every action has consequences and she had to face them. >> I get the circumstances are hard. I know this is not the outcome you wanted. I get it. But as of right now, this is under the state statute for domestic violence. That's the reason I understand she's your mom. I get it. But because the injuries, regardless of what you said or what she said, if we're able to prove that something happened between two parties during domestic, then the rest has to be made. Okay? Understand it's not the outcome you wanted with with this whole situation. I get it. And I understand you're going to maybe not just not have there is no going back in this one. Okay? She's going to be taken. She's just going to be going to jail. She's going to have a hearing on Monday. Okay? during the hearing on Monday, she'll be able to explain everything either to the judge or her attorney, whether she hires one or is going to be appointed her, they'll be able to talk about it. Okay. Well, I'm going to give you this real quick. So, that is going to be the case card to give you the information you need in regards to the report we write for tonight. Okay. Case number is going to be 20. So, this year, this month, today's date and case number is 096. Name is Corpado, badge number 6374. You need a copy of the court, be able to do so via email. It's Monday to Friday, 8 to 5. All you have to do is call me at that time. Take 3 to 5 business days for report to be submitted approved finaliz concern, just contact us and we can do a followup to your account. 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