I am going to tase you. Get on the floor. He's >> got my arm. He's got my Get off of him. >> When police finally step in to deal with a full-blown red flag, Karen, you know the body cam footage is about to get intense. >> Get on the ground. Get the on the ground, boy. You doing? From outrageous excuses to over-the-top meltdowns, these moments show exactly what happens when entitled behavior meets the law headon. Buckle up, because once the officers confront her, the drama doesn't just unfold, it explodes. [laughter] On January 13th, 2025, police arrived at an address after repeated 911 calls about ongoing disturbances. A tenant explained to the police about the issue. >> Okay. So, what's going >> You see it. You see it going right. >> Okay. What's going on? >> What's going on is his daughter's always causing problems. She only have a tooth. She's less than a year older than me. I'm 26. He's 28 without a tooth and two kids, one autistic, one a baby. He jumps on his trip every night. He rides a scooter every night on top of him. You are the one that also brought me home the other night and he was trying to handle like listen this ain't no problem. It's every time with this rooming house. Do I have a problem with y'all at the rooming house? For real. I came out here in a towel for once in a once in a what? Continuing rolling. She described how the neighbor's child was disturbing her. She claimed repeated misuse of emergency services and expressed frustration at the lack of accountability. >> Where's your room at? >> Four. His daughter's right here. He's down there. His grandson can go through the hall rolling the roller coaster through the bathroom even when I'm in it. Banging. Banging. I don't have no pants on right now talking to you guys. Do you know how serious this is to me? Do you want to put some pants on or I mean >> No, I'm fine because simply like mentally like I know what they they did to me before. They keep trying to get me out on the instance that 911 was to execute me. Have you not been here for Jess? >> I've never been here for >> now you guys are here with Jess. >> But what's the dispute tonight? >> Jess. What's the dispute tonight though? >> Apparently he's like calling 911 and he's done it all the time and I'm tired of him using 911. asked 911 2 days ago, 3 years ago, like it could have been 2 or 3 years ago. Like it was recently this week that just passed how many times he's abused or his daughter is abused. Samantha, after that, ask your station. Actually, you don't have to ask them. They're civilians. Like, listen, ask your station how many times they've abused one for me talking on the phone with my family or my friends. Me talking >> tonight cuz they said you're loud and you're throwing such stuff. >> So, I'm asking you guys, what am I doing to intervene your night? Please stop behind these people. Behind me at least or I believe behind they won't put it behind yourselves. How many times the hospital came here for them? Like can you guys tell me something? I have a bachelor's and couldn't sociology. >> Police attempted to mediate but the woman had other ideas. It was becoming clear that who was the actual problem >> outside. So, please take this take the scooter on property >> and then watch how hard they lose their minds cuz every morning at 10:00 a.m. they're rolling this scooter somehow my kid has all >> so I mean are we good tonight? Are you you going to your room? You're done where there's no issues. There's nothing going on that we know other than you just being allowed. So >> any other call they make tell them to shut the up. Like please I'm tired of them abusing y'all. You could ask the last officers that were here. I know. Actually, you weren't here. You were the one that probably had scores with me. You just had a capab. >> You're a brother. >> I don't wear hats. >> You got a twin. >> We're not twins now. >> If so, it's like that was your brother that just like you. >> He's 7 years old. >> Okay. So, I believe him. So, I take that factor at least for Belmont. But if you have a problem with all this stuff, you should contact code enforcement. >> That's fine. But nobody's nobody's done or you're stupid. >> So, you're good. I mean, you're not good cuz we came in there was other people. So, apparently you're waking people up. I promise you I will. When her son is banging across the hall, banging at the bathroom door, when he's touching my door, wiggling my door, when he's doing anything for the point of fact that you're not watching your son from when her dad washed the hall, like all I'm just saying like this is what happened. >> There's people trying to sleep. >> That's what that's what I'm apparently thinking. Her yelling at her be dad everything. How I show you my ones. I'm so sorry to be incorrect, but have I Be be realistic with me. I don't want you to. >> I I don't understand the question. >> Have I showed you guys my [ __ ] once? >> No. >> I know I'm wearing a towel. Have I showed you guys any of my generals tonight? >> No, but I think it's >> So, what reason do you have tonight to come at least and then waste your time? I wasn't talking no different inside my room. >> Why don't you go continue to do that if you're in your room talking >> and tell Leave me alone. >> Okay, I'm sure they will. But you're not the first officer that dealt with that, >> right? >> So, you might as well leave and just enjoy your day because I promise you I'm not I'm not the one that called you guys. >> I understand that, but we can't leave if you're going to stay. >> You can't if they're going to Okay, if he >> She continued describing her discomfort. Police reminded her to lower her voice, but she was in no mood to cooperate. >> He will bang into that door. >> Well, he's not doing that right now. >> Of course, you guys are here. and she had her son contained. Apparently, it was the last time they called the cops. First of all, this is 12:27. She said, "You know, bother you. I swear to God, I have so much stress. I'm not plotting it against you or anyone. I'm just struggling. >> All right. So, you you're good. >> That's all you're No, I'm going to read the whole message so you guys know I'm good. Darn it, bro. First of all, I can't read all this. Like, you won't understand how long is >> I mean that's that's >> that's right here. That's the right to do why we're here. We're here because they called cuz they seen you right there. >> And then you are you're out here still right there. >> Okay. But so screenshot in court. >> That's fine. All right. Well, let me just But you city. You bought me city, right? No. >> Walking down the hallway. That's that's fine. No, it's not because that's noise and I can't get sleep. >> Yeah, that's something about your landlord baby to take up. >> I didn't say anything like, bro, she lets her she let her son. >> All right. Hey, hey, hey. It's 3:00 a.m. >> I'm just saying. >> All right. This is taking up with your landlord. So, you know, there's no criminal here somewhere else. >> Maybe try to move somewhere else. >> I will after my ACL surgery, right? >> I have a set date. Like it's not like I'm not not trying to I'm not stuck like her, but I'll implement those anytime I have to because they love to do that and I'm tired of them misusing it rather than is needed. >> Right. Well, we just call the night, go to bed, try to avoid each other and then uh >> if they will, if they will, if she will and he will. >> I haven't seen her. She hasn't even been out of the room. That's what I'm saying. So, >> why >> were you yelling before? [snorts] No, not yelling or riding my scooter or jumping my trampoline across the hallway harder than her son does. So, every time her son does that, I want you guys to let Belar know I'm going to do that. I'm going to call the cops. >> Okay. >> Every time he's riding his scooter or he's jumping his trampoline, I'm call >> Listen, they called said you were yelling. We stood out here for a little bit. You were on the phone. Maybe talking a little loud, but you weren't yelling. So, that's what that's why we're here. >> This is the last time. They always do this. They always do this. Every time at 10, 11, 9, 10, 11:00 a.m. her son is Ryan. Hold on. Where's the scooter at? Cuz I moved it. My personal stuff. Like, I better not hear that scooter. There's check room. Go outside. Why the You guys have it all. Every >> Why is this not personal property? Personal property. >> Is it how they put it in here? Let's just leave it here. I'm just telling you right now. They call you yelling. You haven't since we've been here. >> Can you just documentize Belar? I want your body. >> The woman kept making the situation worse. Meanwhile, the cops tried to diffuse the situation, but it seemed all of their efforts were in vain. >> Look, bro. Look, look. >> Listen, my dad already in Florida. Like, this is not okay that I have to move out of here because of like, look at that. >> But it's 3:30 in the morning and you're yelling. >> What? Through the hallway. I was yelling before you got the hallway. I was talking to y'all before you guys got here. Like, I swear to God, somebody can come here under anything they want. If they get in a room, why the are you doing like that? Why is that safe? And do I feel safe? I don't know him like that. They'll be doing like that. Yo, >> you you just keep just just keep your voice down in your phone. >> Look at him. >> I I understand. He's just sitting there looking. He's just standing there. >> That's not Who is he to do that? He's not the owner. >> I'm not saying he is. He just I'm asking you as a favor. Just father, when I see this picture, please don't think I'm bugging. Like, can you please move back out to Miami? Like, please. Like, bro, I got every money for like every money for you. Like, no. Don't try to move now. I got a picture of you standing in the hallway looking like a weirdo. You do every time. Just go. >> That's not okay. I'm not going back in my own time. No, he's in his room. >> Well, we ain't going to end to >> Yo, bro. Get him back in his room. I called the cops on him. So, and his daughter. So, please get him back in his room cuz they're the ones bothering me. Please. >> You going to go in your room, he's going to go in his room. He just went in his room. Just do me a favor. >> It's not guaranteed. As soon as you guys leave, >> it's a roomy house. You are going What? If it's a roying house, why the does her child get the trampoline or ride the scooter tonight? Embarrass. >> If it's at night, call us. >> Father, >> but this is 3:30 in the morning and we've been here twice. All right, >> father. Can you please tell these cops what I go through? Please my dad brother. He's my dad brother. Like I just want my dad the reason I just want my dad to I just want you guys at least to know please just just for once. Like please like just tell him like you're not a joke like John. Like please [laughter] so much. >> Princess Princess just do me a favor. Go in your room. Talk to your father. >> No. He can talk to y'all. That's how much I want that for you guys. I'm not that. If you guys would have thought it was that >> if we have to keep coming back, something's going to have to happen. >> Like, father, can you please tell him everything I'm enduring in this house? Like, please >> tell them your name and what you're going and and you know that you're talking to him. >> I told you, princess. Listen, can you >> can you tell my dad your name? What? >> You lied to officers. You can't tell him nothing. Like I told >> I was talking to my dad. I don't want to talk to you guys no more cuz it's my dad. >> Go to your room then. >> Shock him. Let him let him know the last thing you said. >> If we have to come back and you're still noisy, you're going to get a noise ticket. >> But I'm not noisy. It's how >> they keep standing outside my door. That's what you guys don't realize. >> They're trying to go to bed. >> No, they're not. [laughter] >> Bro, let's watch that. Listen to my father. Please. I have the document takes on your body. Kim, >> stop yelling. You're yelling. >> This is a room house. All these rooms are are side by side. You can't be screaming. >> You know what I go through? Are you serious? That's not even quite yelling. So, we're just asking you to please just leave your room. >> Of course, cuz I see cops and I'm just as anxious as this [ __ ] as she was. So, why not guys? You feel me? Every call y'all. Why is that a problem with me? No, bro. But it's not okay because his daughter can do whatever she wants. She have now crazy the rooms out. You got to lower your voice. >> So what do you guys want to tell him? >> I'm just going to ask you to go go to your room and get tell my dad documentation. My dad remembered. No, I want that. It's 3:40 in the morning. Officers are waking up now cuz you her my bro his daughter wakes me up every day at night 10 a.m. >> cuz her son has now stop cuz now you have to go upstairs and wake your room. Please >> go to your room and just be quiet. >> No, I want you to have documentation with my dad. I need documentation. >> It's on body cam. So talk to my dad and tell him same thing in Miami. You can't >> tell him the same thing though. The cops showed more patience than saints. But the woman on the other hand was acting like a spoiled brat. So the question is what will run out first? Cops patience or temper tantrum of the woman. >> So you guys sound stupid again. >> Okay. So but why haven't we done? >> So evidence from my attorney because it's a second time. >> Okay. Princess, please go to your room and call tonight. That's all. We're ready to go. >> Did I do that the first time? Did I not do that the first time? >> But then apparently you were screaming again. >> Apparently upon her and him. What is that worth? But that we just got to come and check it out. And then since we've had contact with you, you started yelling again. >> But her kids can keep yelling and screaming and bouncing. Can they keep doing that? Yes or no? >> Kid once. I She hasn't even been out of her room. >> Yes or no? >> Can they wake me up and keep bouncing? >> Wake you up. You call us. >> Okay. >> You're waking everybody else up. That's why they keep calling. >> So they tell me to call the disturbance to Belmont cuz I never want to do that cuz they like to misuse 911. I don't do that. >> If you're truly being disturbed, call us. Well, I've seen you in Neph City. >> Like, >> yeah, you do have a twin. >> I [clears throat] don't have a twin. No, >> he's got a brother, but it's not a twin. >> Princess >> and Neph City. >> No, I do not. >> Lying hard as hell. >> Nept City has a Chinese guy, an Asian guy. Yes, >> I'm not I'm not [laughter] I'm not saying that relates to you. >> You're still loud. We're still out here. >> You're a lying. You're lying. That's your brother. >> No, it's not. >> Okay, but that has nothing to do with this. >> Has nothing to do why we're here. Are you not to go back and just lower your voice? That's all we're saying. I will lower my voice, but will she? If her kid at 11:10 a.m., she better not let him bounce and run across the hall. Bang that bathroom. >> Noise tickets are very expensive. I don't want to write you one. >> He was banging the bathroom when I was taking a shower. That mean something? If I'm in the shower swinging, how can I call? >> Well, after the fact, all right, >> that's fair. That's fair. That's fair. If you're disturbed, it's like you're calling because they're disturbed. Now look, you have people coming downstairs from upstairs now because you're disturbing them. >> Exactly. >> So >> yeah, you think they disturbed, but they're saying was >> all right, princess, please. >> Samantha don't own and John, he's a property manager, so why bother me? I asked for the manager, the man like the owner's number. Why the me? I never come here from nowhere causing a problem. That's why I have my dad on the phone. That's why I keep facetiming him. That's why I was want to bring him out. That's why I came out of my room. >> You want me to talk to dad? I'll talk to dad. >> Yes, please. >> Oh, what's his name? >> Kelvin. >> Kelvin. You should be right on the floor here. >> Hello, sir. >> Yeah. So, >> all right. So, let me speak to her and get her to like, you know, just calm down, go in our room. >> Yeah. I'll I'll tell her you want to talk to her real quick and quick. >> Hi, father. >> Yes, sir. You just go in your room and lay it down for the night. That's all they're asking. >> Yeah, I can't. If those people don't bother me, you know, >> listen, don't listen. I'm I'm telling you, go into your room. We'll continue this discussion. Just leave whatever's going on out there outside your door. >> I will. Father, can you tell >> when even your father tries to calm you down, maybe then you're the problem. At this point, it was clear that the woman was suffering from princess syndrome. The cops, however, were done with her. >> Go to your room. >> But father, but father, no, seriously, I'm in front of the cops still. How many times have these people bothered me since last May? >> All you have to do is go. I'm telling you. >> I know. Because I'm black, though. It's cuz I'm black. He's scared cuz I'm black. We're Haitian. >> Princess, you're doing too much. You talking too much. I [snorts] asked you. >> But I was living in Miami. But I was living in Miami. Bro, but father, no. No, no, no, no. Listen. Listen for one time. How many times I'm ask you respectfully. How many times have these people bothered me? >> We're going in. We're going in circles here. Just call an I, please. All right. >> Yes, please. >> All right. Have a good night. >> Appreciate you. >> Yep. You, too. >> Next time I hear any noise, I'm calling you first. She's talking with her father about the champion and the king. And then I come out my room just say what the she and she slams the door. Get the out. >> He's on FaceTime on FaceTime. No, cuz I called him this time. >> Don't be mad like you're mad because you don't know who I'm around. My dad would be so mad cuz he don't know who I'm around. He's in Florida. I don't know these. I put new pants on for you guys rather than a towel. >> What are we What are we doing? >> You've already >> You need to You need to go to bed. listen to you guys though, but I keep listening to him, too. And you guys aren't doing those. >> We're going to get called again, and then we're going to arrest you. So, >> I'm going to call you again. >> But then you're going to get arrested for misuse. >> I'm a law night. I work till 4:5 a.m. They never work. He don't work. >> Have you been drinking? >> Surfside. >> That's That's fine. But that's what I'm saying. Like, you're intoxicated. You're being loud. >> I'm not intoxicated. I had you. >> You urinated on yourself here >> cuz I thought I was getting a shower. That was my mistake. So, I realized what the I was doing. I got out the shower. >> All right, listen. If you don't go in your room now and be quiet or you're going to get arrested, we're not we're done. >> He keeps talking. >> We're done. We're done. >> Have a fullblown conversation with me. I don't want to argue with him. There's no argument. >> I can go in my room. >> Go to your room and just be quiet. >> Next time I'm going to call y'all. It's simple. I hear even tomorrow. Even tomorrow. Every time. >> I'm not I'm losing my patience. I really am. >> Every time. I'mma call y'all. Every time. Every time. every time. It took a bit to be this, but I have to see him walking to you. Like, it's full. >> You're still sitting there. Goodbye. >> We're fine. We're in the public area. >> Uh, me, too. Me, too. Me, too. >> But you're acting disorderly. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> You woke up the whole entire building here. >> Yeah. No, never that. There's crackheads in here. Never that. No. Shut up. Okay, father. Listen, I'll meet you real quick. But let me let me show you something. Look how hard they're standing outside our building. No. Look how hard they're staring outside my band. Listen, listen. Listen, listen. Look at him. Look at him. Look at him. >> All right. You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. We're not doing this all night. >> What am I doing? >> Hang up with your father. Please. Hang up with your father. >> Hang up my my calling back in a little bit. >> I can hang up now. I'm right here in front of my door. >> You had so many >> officer. What have I done to you guys though? >> We've told you so many. I'm in front of my door. No, you have no reason. >> You have no reason. >> I'm in front of my door. >> Don't resist. Officer, stand up. Put your hands behind your back. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Please stand. >> Don't resist. Don't resist. You're making You're making it worse. >> Quiet in front of you guys. >> I don't have no problem. Stop. Stop. It's cuz it's your eyes. >> What? >> The woman tried to garner sympathy, but it fell on deaf ears. At this point, she had already sealed her fate. >> I have keys. Officer, >> I did myself like keys. I hope somebody >> You want us to lock the door? >> Officer. Officer, I promise you I don't promise you officer. >> Yes. >> Let's just show him where it is. Where is it? >> Bro, something you guys have cam. Do you see how wrong you are? I kept telling you, "Please don't call my dad." >> We'll let you call your dad when we get the heck. >> Come on. Stand up here. We'll put this on your dresser. Come on. Stand up, please. >> You guys are doing so wrong with John and everything wrong. >> Where's your key? Where's your key? >> I'm going put your machine on the counter. >> You guys can do whatever you want to care. I'll stay in the corner cuz I'm so hard against that [laughter] cuz I myself I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. I didn't want to tell you guys that I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. [laughter] >> Okay, come on, princess. Stop. >> You're dropping to the floor. You're making you guys really You guys waited for that. Not for John, but for me. >> Waiting for you to go in your room and be quiet. >> I win my room. I win my >> Stop, princess. [laughter] >> I'm pregnant. So stop falling to your ground on your own. You keep dropping yourself in the ground. >> Why would you call? My dad said no. My dad said no. >> Go back to your room like multiple times. >> I did. You wanted this so hard. You You did. You did. >> This is the third time we had to come here. >> What's your officer name? >> Deserich. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> I can't go to Jersey Shore. I have to I have to go to I have to go to Long Jersey Shore. my leg. I have to get acceed. >> You're going to make it worse. >> Stop. You're >> But he can't kill me. Causing a problem with your officer. Why are you guys trying to create a problem right now? >> Just go ahead and sit in. >> Okay. >> You're just going to sleep a little bit at headquarters and we'll bring you back later. >> Am I stand? >> Yes. You're under arrest. >> I don't need to cuz >> if you thought Princess would finally come to her senses after the arrest, you were wrong. Even at the station, her antics were far from over. >> Sitting on that. No. No. >> You're going back to the cell. >> Kill my baby. I swear to God. You You get on the stretcher or you go back in the cell. >> What else do you want from me? Sit on here. >> You wanted to go to the hospital. >> Yes, you can. You already killed my baby, bro. I'm bleeding. What do you think is left? >> All >> I want 911. I want I want Jersey Shore. Okay, we're go. I'll take you there right now. >> I want his information. No, but there's someone who I can't >> I need his information now. >> Princess where >> I need my property and I need Okay, okay, cool. >> Can I sit and that is nothing? I need his information now in my hand. And I need my property now. >> You don't make the rules. You sit down and >> No. Yes, I do. >> Or you go back in the cell. >> My baby. >> You're going to go back to the cell. That's why you're going to the hospital. >> I'm on the floor. I have tissue on her. She got blood. >> My blood's on the floor. >> She got blood on her. >> My blood is on the I have Yeah, don't touch her. She has blood on her. Doesn't My baby I was pregnant. >> Princess, sit down. They'll buck you up. I'll get you to your property. >> And you guys will stop doing everything for operation for a kid that I can have. Me and my baby wanted that baby. We wanted that baby. We wanted that baby. Just you have to sit on the stroller. You're or you're going into stroller the uh >> stretcher or you're going back in the cell. >> What do you want? Dirty shore hospital. >> That's where you're going. They're >> not. They are. We are. Is that right here? >> Can you take my tissue with you? I >> take No, no, no. Take that. Let's go. >> So, I'll take it. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Baby, that's all I have. >> Sure. >> But why is that cool? No evidence. >> Princess, >> no charge. I don't take that. >> No, it's all in body camera. >> There's cameras everywhere if you want to see. >> Can you take it? >> I can't take it. >> You're not taking the tissue. Sit on the stretcher. Go sit on the stretcher. >> Let me take the tissue. That's all I have. >> Go sit on the stretcher. >> Are youing serious? >> Yes, I'm very serious >> about my child. >> Go sit on your child. >> Go sit on the stretcher. >> That's how it come about. Children, act like it's one of your >> You stretch her and go back in self. I know I'm being so like unsentimental, but the lawsuit is going to hit so heavy. Are y'all really being like that? Body cam's on, right? >> Yes. >> So, my tissues down in this hole. I can't. >> No, you're not. >> Turn around. So, >> you got one last chance to sit on the structure. You're going back in the cell >> without my baby, right? The same way you him. >> You're going back in the cell or in the structure. Do you want to go to the hospital? >> I already knew it was a boy. >> Do you want to go to the hospital? >> The same way you >> All right, go back in the cell. >> Don't touch me. >> You already my child. I'm bleeding >> on the stretcher or in the cell. Do you understand? >> No. Get the >> Do you understand that? >> Why are you putting me in that? >> Don't touch me. You murderer. >> Get on the stretch and we're back in the cell. >> You're a back in the cell. >> Don't touch me. Stop. >> You're going to county jail. You thought you hit me again. >> You killed my baby, though. >> Go back to the cell. >> No, I'm holding a hospital. >> Then get on the stretcher. Go. Go. But they >> get on the stretcher if you want to leave. Go. >> Come with us. >> Get on the stretcher. >> That's the way they can treat me. >> Go. Get up. You go back in the cell. Go. >> That's the way they can treat me. >> Come on. Come on. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> We're not with them. We're here to help you medically. >> But that's the way they can treat you. >> Just come with us. >> I will come to major [ __ ] Embarrassment. I majored for it. >> Won't get me treated. >> You embarrassed. Your daughters and your family are ripped out and everything about my blow. >> The woman was charged with disorderly conduct and a municipal noise violation. Next incidents often involve escalating tensions when parents struggle to coordinate birthday party plans, sometimes leading to competing events over invitations and guest lists. If you enjoyed the video, please give us a thumbs up. On October 6th, 2024, officers arrived after a man reported his fianceé threw pliers at him and struck his mother during a dispute. He was helping her get the girl into the the van or out to the van. And she apparently swung a wrench and hit him in the nuts with it. And uh he came back in all upset. So I started bringing stuff back into the house and and he said, "We're not going." So, I started bringing stuff back into the house and she was pushing Skyla in her big bean bag chair that they were framing her in um out to the door and I tried to get around her and she yanked a cake out of my hands and I said, "You don't have to be like that." And I slapped the back of her arm and she turned around and full fist wailed on the side of my head right here and I saw Starks. She got me good and she knocked the earring, broke the earring and knocked it across the living room. >> So with her full fist, she struck you on the left side >> right here on the side of my temple. >> Do any of you guys need medical attention? >> No, I just I saw stars. It's still stingy where she got me. And she said, "I just slapped him." I'm like, "No, you didn't slap me. You full fisted me." >> I don't see any marks obviously right now, but if you while we're talking to you, if at any point either of you want medical attention, just let us know. You know, it was just when she when she just first hit me, I saw stars and I like lost my balance. I stood there for a minute and I opened the front door and I saw him coming back in and I said, "She just fullfisted me in the temple." >> Did you witness her out of the house? >> Her hit your mom? >> No. Was just moving the van and I was backing it in. I put it in park. I got out and I came this way to load her daughter in and she opened the door and was like, "You need to come in here." She just punched me in the side of the face. >> She punched you in the side of the face. >> Okay. She struck you with a wrench >> with a pair of pliers. >> Pair of pliers. >> They're in the back of the van. >> I use those. Back door of the van is like kind of busted. The little pulley system is busted. >> So, I left the pair in there to be able to open the back door with. And she was like, "I can't figure it out." Blah blah blah. Running towards the front door. and I came out and she threw them at me and hit me in her. >> Okay. So, she wasn't trying to hit you with it intentionally. She was just throwing it towards you. Or would you say she intentionally serious mean to hit me there? But it doesn't really matter where you mean to hit somebody if you're throwing a pair of flyers at them. >> Does she live here? >> Yeah. [clears throat] >> You guys are married or you guys are engaged? >> How long have you guys all been living together? The officer, wasting no time, tried to get to the root of all the problems. They tried to get everyone's account to find who was the real issue. >> And elbowed me and she caught me in the jaw and I thought she broke my jaw. >> Do you want to give me one second? Just hang tight with my partner. I just want to listen to >> I don't want to have ma'am. How are you? Deputy with tech from the sheriff's office. I know you kind of already explained everything to my partners. Do you mind just in the beginning? Fine. Um, can we just start again as far as what happened if you don't mind? >> So, everybody was a little on edge because we're This is my daughter. She's special needs. Um, she has uh >> What's your daughter's name? >> Skyla. And she was subjected to a lot of it. SK K Y L. She has red syndrome. So, she's nonverbal. >> How old is she? >> She's 10. >> She's 10 years old. >> And we were supposed to celebrate her birthday party today. >> So, the rain is what was kind of causing a lot of dismay around here. And um to make a long story short, he was being very volatile. He's very volatile when he's on on edge. He has prior records with battery against women. >> What was he doing? >> Like volatile like just verballing a cent calling me just being uh a lot of aggressive. Yeah, very verbally. In order to open up the back door, one of the back doors to my lift van is you need a wrench cuz we're using a different device to transport her. So, it's a lot it's a lot wider. So, we had to bring her into the bag. It requires a wrench. I went to toss it to him cuz I can't do it on my own. I went to go toss it to him and I accidentally hit him in his man area. His Okay. And so, he instantly went after me. My errand's gone somewhere in in the grass. Pushed me. He pushed you. >> He pushed me and then he >> This was all outside. outside out front and then he threw me in front of the uh bedroom window. >> You guys have any cameras at all by any chance? >> There is there is a surveillance camera right there. I don't know if it's able to catch that area of the house, but by all means, he's the only one that has access to it. So, yes, definitely. >> Can you check if he has access to the She said there's a camera. >> So, that happened you against the bedroom window. >> Yeah. Yeah. The front of the house. Um and I was wearing different pants. I was all soaked. So that's why >> Patricia revealed what had gone down in vivid details. A clear pattern emerged, hinting that the altercation was not a one-time thing, rather a regular occurrence. >> The situation and the mother overheard. They're very codependent, very codependent. So whatever he does, he can do no wrong and vice versa. >> So he went inside. I went inside to confuse it. My daughter's inside waiting at the front door. And um she was like, "He's exactly right. You are." So she must have overheard. She started instinctating and she was miscating. She was verbally attacking me and I was like here and she was like that's it. I'm not going. I'm like and she told me to shut up and stuff and I was just like I was trying to communicate with her but she was already over at that point cuz he was up here so she went up there >> and so all of a sudden like at the front door my daughter saw all this. Unfortunately she's nonverbal so she can't communicate. So she once was able to walk talk feed herself but she's on a puree diet. She's 100% dependent on me. Okay. >> Um, so things got, you know, so mom started continued instigating it. >> Yeah. And then at the front door, she went ahead and she slapped me and I think she got me at the shoulder and a couple tips of her finger got me at the face. It happened so fast. I don't remember every bit of it. Couple seconds happened and then that's when I retaliated. I was telling the gentleman I should have never participated. I did. I'm in the loan just as bad as they are. Even though David laid hands on me first. went and I slapped her across the face, but my heel got her. So, she feels like I punched her. I swear to you, on my daughter's life, I did not punch her. I know whether or not. I'm sober. I know. I slapped her in the heel of my hand. Must have got her in the back of the head cuz she told everybody that I punched her. >> Okay. >> And then that's when she cried out to her son and then 9:00 was called. >> Mhm. >> Rushed my daughter to her bedroom. It It should have never happened. Feel awful. >> He remind me he does not have access to the camera. He changed a password on months ago. >> No camera. >> Oh, interesting. >> Not able to get into him. >> Okay. All right, ma'am. If you want to just give me one second. Okay. >> You guys >> The cops then tried to collaborate with the other parties to weed out any discrepancies. Slowly, a clear picture of what had taken place started to emerge. >> She was under his care by a 14-year-old living in his home at 7 years old. The courts immediately gave us custody of the Kate custody of her. We had her for a month and a half. They somehow got it transferred back up to the St. John's courts. That very day, the same judge that handled the custody hearing initially for her and her father ordered that we take her back to the father that she could return to the father. Kate and Dustin took one of her days, one of Skyler's days with her father >> and brought her down to Disney. took her down to Make a Wish Foundation. It's you know something about kids world where they stayed and he didn't he send the police here to see where she was said he was concerned about her safety. I said you know she's she was just in his care so no I'm not going to produce her to go back to him. >> She's not here. >> She's you have a close relationship with Sky. I have an extremely close relationship with her. >> She's your little granddaddy. >> She is a beautiful little girl and she talks with her eyes. She's nonverbal. >> She talks with her eyes and her and I have a hell of a bond. >> And you know, I think she thought we were playing cuz she was smiling and >> and all of us and I Yeah. >> I mean, the only thing I'm going to say, and I'm going to be honest, is where you were at fault was by slapping the back of her arm. You can't. >> It was because she shoved me and yanked the cake out of my nerves. She almost knocked me backwards. She knocked my freaking earring right off my head and broke it and went flying across the living room where she me. She shoved me and yanked the cake out of my arms like that. And so I slapped the back of her arm >> and she turned around and I swear to God, I mean I saw stars. I thought we both just She said she slapped me, but I'm like, "Yeah, I don't think so." >> So, >> and I was losing my balance when she initially hit me. And I was like, >> "So, you you slapped the back of her arm after she shoved you." And >> after piecing together the altercation in vivid details, they finally moved in to arrest the person they thought was responsible. Who was it? Let's find out. >> Uh, if you want to switch them, that's fine. >> I don't understand. >> Yeah. You just give out. >> So just to explain to you a little bit from what I have and then my partner explain to you that we had >> right and we can't explain that away. >> I got you. We can't explain that away right now. So we have the marks. >> I got you. She hits >> he was outside. He wasn't even we can't explain that away right this second. I understand what you're telling me and I I wish >> the problem is Dustin is she is alleging that you and there is telling you what she's alleging. Okay. And in the state of Florida when there is an alleging situation of domestic violence and there is some sort of corroborating evidence to support what she is saying then it is the state of Florida's law to separate this situation by arresting whoever the primary president. >> So that is what's going on right now. Ma'am, I wasn't here. So, all I have to go on is by what people are saying and what the evidence is showing. >> We can start. >> All right. So, we're going to head to the vehicle. Okay. >> Are you going to be okay to take care of this? >> Okay. So, we're going to call this because she's going to >> Dustin. Oh my god. >> Miss Kaylin. >> Kaitlyn. >> Sorry. I was just kind of 91. >> You stand right here. >> Yeah. >> Um, >> do you have anybody you can call to watch your daughter? >> What helps you out with your daughter? >> Why? What's What's going on? >> I'll explain everything to you. Um, I just I want I want to make sure your daughter is going to be okay cuz Dustin has been placed under arrest. Why? You were domestic. >> I mean, you told us that he he pushed you he shoved you against the side of the bedroom. A little surprise awaited for everyone as the cops did something that will definitely shock the fiance and everyone watching. >> It's one of those things. All right. Is he handcuffed now? >> Yeah. He's already in the in the car. So, we just wanted to come in and kind of let you know what's going on. What I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you put your hands behind your back as well and I'll explain to you exactly what's going on. >> And today you're being arrested for domestic as well. Okay. The reason I'm asking you that is because I know um we're speaking with Dawn. She said that she can't physically lift Skyla. So, I'm trying to figure out if there's any accommodations we can make as far as somebody that can take care of her because if not, we're going to have to contact DC. >> No. No. Um, can I call my sister or >> Your sister? I can do that. I have my When we get in my car, >> she's on my emergency contact on my phone. >> Is your phone on you? >> Yep. >> Perfect. >> Yeah. >> Um, so I'm being arrested. >> What? >> Yeah. I need can you or dad can somebody please come to the house? It's important. I need somebody to watch Skyla for me. >> Please. >> Please, Dad. Please. >> Wait, what's going on? What is going on? >> Hi, deputy looked at from the sheriff's office. She's being placed under arrest and we're trying to find accommodations for somebody to take care of Skyla. >> Well, why is my sister being arrested? That is entirely up to her discretion if she wants to share that with you. But like I said, we're just calling. She told me to call you her sister as an emergency contact to see if somebody could come watch Skyla. >> Actually, father ma'am. >> Okay. >> No. >> Okay. Well, why don't you just hold on? Let me call some Let me call somebody else. I think you guys have your hands full. >> Hold on. >> Oh, hey. What's going on here? >> Let me call somebody else. Okay. >> All right. Well, you need to call me back. >> Okay. No, Heidi, sorry to hold you up. >> No, you're good. Um, what we can do is we could start walking to my car. I'm going to have your phone. I'll have the volume up so if anybody calls, we could try to get that rearranged. >> Please take care of Skyla. Heidi's calling. Let's walk to the car. >> Hold on. Yeah. Heidi. >> Hey, baby. What's going on? >> I'm being arrested. I need you to take care of Skyla, please. >> Okay. Where is Skyla? >> She's in her bed. She's in the bedroom on this side. stuff in there. >> He's getting arrest. He got arrested, too. A long story. I I need you. >> Okay. >> If you even want to slide over, if you can. I just didn't want you. >> Is there any way that you can call my sister back and let her know that I I have it taken care of so she doesn't freak out? >> Yeah, I can give her a call. No problem. Okay. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Am I going to be able to be bailed out? >> They'll be able to explain everything up to that to you when you get to the jail. They're in charge of the booking process and all that. Okay. >> Yeah. You got more foot space there. >> I appreciate it. >> Hello. >> Hey Marge, it's me. Um, I have somebody that's uh going to come over to the house. Okay. >> Who? >> Um, my friend Heidi. She just lives closer. >> Okay. And what's going on? >> Me and Dustin are getting arrested. >> Why is Why is >> I don't know. The state's taking over March. I can't really talk. I'm don't know. But because I defended myself and laid hands, I have to um be placed under >> Officers explained the legal consequences in the process for court proceedings. Both adults were advised on their rights and guidance on handling the child's care. >> There might be one. >> Oh jeez. I just I don't want no surprises. Okay. >> Because I slapped her arm cuz she jumped me. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Well, you all take care. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> All right. You take care. >> So, how is he doing? >> Dustin. Yeah, >> he's fine. He's upset with everything that's going on. >> So, my daughter's bus, she has a special needs bus that comes and texts me every morning, like the mornings that I have her to tell me when they're going to arrive. So, I need to some >> So, it seems like what is today? >> Sunday. >> By tomorrow morning, you'll probably be out because it's depending. >> Well, school they text me at like 6:30, 7:00. dispatch has been >> in the morning. So maybe she just won't go to school. >> Yeah. If if anything, >> is this going to affect I'm I'm a nursing student. Is this going to affect my school? >> So right now you're being placed under arrest. You're not convicted of it unless once you go to court and all that if they say that. So when when we arrest somebody >> Mhm. >> write what's called a probable cause affidavit. Meaning I have probable cause to believe that you committed. Mhm. >> a crime. Now, you're not convicted of it until they do their court proceedings. And either it could get a convicted case or it can be dropped or it can be abandoned or it could be something as simple as community service hours. >> Okay. >> Um, so right now I don't want to tell you obviously to worry and stress. >> I know. I'm just >> But obviously it's easier said than done because I'm the first person that could tell you I stress over the smallest. >> Yeah, I do too. I was stressed last week cuz I let my cat outside and he got bit by a bean. >> Oh no. >> His little paw was swollen and I came home stressed that I was like I don't think I can come to work like you need to wear. I was like >> so you know what I mean. >> The biggest thing is it's it's a situation but I definitely would take this as an eye opener as far as is Dustin the person that you want to be with given what just happened today? >> You see what I'm saying? >> Yeah. No one has a right to place their hands on you, hit you. And on top of that, you said the biggest thing is you feel that he's too codependent on his mom. You know, you know, I'm just I'm just going about what you're telling me. >> I know. I just don't need to grow up. >> Yeah. Absolutely. >> I just I don't have anywhere to go right now. So, I mean, but that's still no excuse to cuz this is not the first, you know, significant other that has physically hit me. And >> No. >> Yeah. I'm not going to lie, you kind of caught me off guard at it when you place handcuffs on me. I was like, I like to just be incognito. >> Especially if you don't start fighting. >> Yeah, exactly. I mean, the biggest thing is, like I said, Grandma Dawn kept saying that the cake incident that you grabbed the cake, you shoved that. >> Yeah, I did. I didn't uh shove her. I grabbed the cake and I did and I did forcefully grab the cake. >> Are you going to have a place where you can stay when you get released? Because it's going to be a domestic violence between you and Dawn. There's going to be a temporary no contact order, meaning you can't go back to the house for at least two weeks or until the judge lifts it. >> Okay. >> Um, >> but when you get out, obviously, if you need to go to the house to grab some stuff, you could always call us. We'll give you a civil standby. We give you 15 minutes to grab necessary things. If you need time to get more things out, like if it's going to take an hour or two, you could always call the sheriff's office, the non-emergency number, and you could say, "Hey, I would like to have a civil standby for law enforcement. We can give you 3, four, 5 hours." But that's you're going to have to pay that out of pocket. I believe that's like 60 or 70 bucks an hour. Okay. So, for you striking Dawn based on what she said, that's why you were being placed under arrest, Dawn. And now you're saying what Dawn did to you, how you didn't shove her, so that's why I'm going to follow on her. >> Now with Dustin, did he say that he pushed me? >> No, >> he didn't. >> Huh? >> He didn't make um No, he didn't even mention that. He did mention the the pliers, which I was trying to get, you know, what was it like maliciously? Did she throw it? >> Nope. And I didn't I tossed it. I tossed I did. I tossed it at him and I to because the grounds were so wet. I kind of slipped a little bit. I wasn't very like descriptive, but I kind of slipped like a little bit in the grass and that's why I kind of didn't get it above the waist and I must have got it underneath and I didn't mean to. Honestly, why would I want to do that? If he's already volatile, why would I want to enrage him even more? >> Doesn't make sense. Like what? How long have you been doing this? >> So, I've been a cop in total 5 years. How do you like it? >> I like it and I don't, but it's in my blood. I'm the sixth generation of my family. >> I tried to leave, I remember, to go do a business job and I was >> The woman was formerly charged with battery on a person over 65 years old and the man was charged with domestic disturbance. The next suspect emerged as authorities detained a teenager linked to recent disturbances involving firearms. >> How much is it? >> Look at me. You're going to get your picture taken anyway. On August 17th, 2024, during a high school football game at Camping World Stadium, an Orlando officer was shown a photo of a female posing with a gun in the stadium restroom. The officer quickly searched and found a girl matching the photo standing on the northwest side of the stadium. Hey, relax, relax, relax. Yep. Right here. I got it. >> Hey, you got you got >> Can you put on speaker? >> You got gloves. is that >> hey my car's on the other side right here. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Still better. >> When questioned, she provided inconsistent answers and appeared nervous. The suspect was escorted toward a patrol car and a female officer was called to search. You got ID on you? You >> need to get it out of the way though. >> I didn't uh I don't have gloves. I didn't want to touch it. >> All right. Yeah. >> I got some in my car. You go get my seat up in his hand. >> I need her. I need her. Oh, she's going to take headquarters. Can you call a zero from PA? It'll be a Glock 19. It'll be cute. It's a block side. Uh Glock slide on a Palmet State Armory. >> Hey, Curtis, can you also copy another serial? It's a slide on a different palmetto uh grip. >> Let's get her into a car. Are you able to open the gate so we can walk her to a car? >> My home, please. >> Can you give her my Hey, sorry. I mean, OT, can you meet us at the car so you can search her for us? >> We're going to we're going to I got guns in my car right in front of gate B. >> Despite her embarrassment, she complied while officers reassured her. Suddenly, the suspect grew agitated, accusing officers of being rough. Hey, sorry. I mean, LT, my bad. She got gloves so she can search her real quick. She's going to put her in the car. Let her search her real quick. >> Go ahead. >> All serial numbers advising 754. No record. You got yo-yo? >> Do you have anything in your pocket that can help me pick me up? >> No. Is this on or is it away? It's so annoying. [music] Oh no. >> It's so hot, but I can see in the back you have space. I'm not checking the weapons. Okay. >> Stop moving. Trying to be nice. Stop moving. There's nothing. There's nothing. Oh, you're pulling it off. >> Stop. Are you going to pull it off out here? >> Make sure you don't >> It's nothing in there. You can use the flashlight. >> That's embarrassing. >> Miss, what's your first name? >> I'm going to put it right right back. >> It's not going to go back on, bro. What the [ __ ] bro? What's your first name? >> There's nothing in there. >> What gate did you get into the stadium at? Which side of the stadium did you come in on? I'm not going to pull your hair off cuz I'm moving so I don't pull it off. You understand? It's embarrassing when no one's watching. Okay. >> There's nothing. I'm really sure you want there. See, >> there's nothing in here. I still got to do my job. Okay. What's your first name? >> We're not 102. Like with all of these cops, if you ask her which gate she came into, um, see if we can find that out because they'll go back through the footage and try to backtrack how she got in where she went into. >> How's the other side? Do you want me to pull over from the other side? I just pulled my stairs people down, too. Well, anything moving just like >> I will when I'm done. Okay. >> How old are you? You did you get like three or four to the west side there? >> Thank you. Yeah, we've already pulled our plasma level down, but we're we've got tied up with this signal zero violation. I'm not reach. She just me. >> Officers warned her that the longer she withheld her identity, the longer the process would take. >> She literally just checked me. What? accept. >> Okay. Can you check me now? There's nothing. >> I still pocket. She has the money. >> The other crew is counting the money in front of her real quick. >> It's only How much is it? >> Look at me. You're going to get your picture ticket anyway. So, >> how much is it? Is that $6? >> $6. Okay. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. You have 10 singles. Okay. 10 or B. Hey, can somebody else be able to help with me? >> Hey, look. You're going to go with me. The longer it takes for me to find out your age and your name, the longer it's going to take for me to get you in jail. >> Okay. Cuz somebody else >> later, she identified herself as Miss Bass, admitting to the situation. >> When you got the crime, I'mma charge you with it. >> She just checked me. >> So, it's nothing else on you, right? >> My jewelry. >> All right. I got you. That's it. >> All right. She said that her ID is in her phone like a I don't know if it's a picture. >> I don't know. She and she will decide over there over here on that east side. >> We need you to do >> it was I I caught my body camera. >> Okay. >> The search to save you a supplement saying you search >> Yeah. But they're probably going to ask me for it. So, do you have my number? >> I I don't. But they won't because you didn't locate the gun. I located the gun, so that's all that really matters. >> Just in case of this one of the case, I'm worried. >> I got you. Good job. >> Say it again. >> Coming from a little agency. Good job, man. >> Got her. >> We saw her. We So we we were looking at her for a long time and she was just so far away from everybody and we saw her pants and we saw the slide. She had no socks on and then we moved closer to her and then we saw the gold. I was like, "That's her." They detained her and I searched her or I patted her down and that was it. Stay secure. Stay secure. These cops are cutting me. >> They cutting you. All right, give me a second. Hey, look. >> Can you have my belongings? >> We got to fly over at here. >> Yeah, I have your phone. I have your phone. This is your phone. >> Could you make a call on my phone, please? >> I got to I got to get you identified first. Once I get you identified, then everything else we can do. But until I get you identified, >> you know what I'm saying? I got to get you identified first. Ma'am, >> your ID in here by any chance? >> Yes. >> How you open it? Like you said, he's got 22 over ID. >> Huh? >> No. It's going to break cuz it's cracked. >> I got you. I got you. Let me turn AC up real quick. Hey, so before I talk to you, I got to make sure I got to read your rights. So before I talk to you, I got to read you your rights. So a simple yes and no is sometimes. All right, Jeremy. I got to I got to read your rights and they got to know who I'm talking and >> what's your name again? >> No, what's your last name? >> Max. >> She also confirmed she had no valid identification on her and had been previously arrested. >> All right, Miss Bass, I have to read you your right so I can ask you questions. All right, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? Has anybody threatened you or promised you anything to get you to talk to me? All right, cool. All right, so let's talk about what happened. All right. So, why did you have that gun on you? It's not yours. Who gun is What gun is it? The person you was with, where was he? So, you carried a gun for him. And so, how did you think we knew that you had the gun? A picture that you posted? What did you post a picture on? So, you posted the picture on Snapchat and that's how we knew you had it. >> All right, Bass. What's your first name? >> Charlie. >> Spell it for me. >> Name not found. >> Yani, is your phone number 407? Uh, >> you don't have ID or you do have a ID? You've been arrested before? >> Yep. I'm about to uh I'm about to take a 108. Sorry. I'm an LT. I'm about I got a 1015. >> I have a 1015. >> Uh, no. I'm about I'm about to drop the parking lot now. Uh, I think Jared went back to his vehicle, but I'm not sure. Give me a second. We go to the jail. unless you make a phone call so they can know that she will be armed. >> Ms. Bass was officially charged with unlawful carry of a concealed firearm. Do you think anyone can threaten the cops? Well, our next suspect just did, leading to an intense arrest unfolding right before our eyes. >> I am getting my goddamn scissors in my mother butcher. I bet >> it ain't stolen. >> On August 14th, 2025, officers approached a man after a report that he had slashed someone's tire. >> Hey, sir. Sir, can you come here? You have a knife on you. This my little self-defense thing. I open it up and cut my little pack and cigar thing open up. >> Okay. P. Can you say somebody yelling at me? This guy walked for a cigarette. >> Officers immediately detained him to investigate. The man denied the complaint against him. The suspect identified himself as Valet Torres, but had no ID. >> Sir, let me get over here. >> Okay. >> You grab my bag. >> Well, hey, real quick. I'm going to detain you just for a second. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Body cameras are on. All right. You're just being detained right now cuz we took a call saying you slashed somebody's tire. Okay. >> He lying. He probably he ran over. I heard it. >> Okay. Um do you have any knives on you? >> Just my open st. >> Okay. I'm going to just do a quick pat down on him real quick. Okay. >> I ain't never taking that now. >> You're good, brother. >> Nobody got there. None. All right, >> we're going to go have a seat right over here in the squad car. Okay. Until we get this figured out. >> Where's your shirt at? >> You got a shirt in the bag? >> Okay. Right now, you're not under arrest. Okay. Right now, you're just only being detained >> until we can kind of figure out what's going on. FC boss. >> Hey, what's your name, boss? >> A me. >> What is it? >> Violet. V I O L E T. >> Name Tourist. Vallet Torres. >> You are Do you have like an an ID or anything or anything on you to identify you? >> No. >> Hospital. >> Where are you from? >> What's that? >> Officers read him his Miranda rights. He refused to talk but quickly began ranting and making violent threats. >> I'm sure he already told you, but our body cameras are on. Okay, I'm going to read you your marina rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be against you. >> I'm talking to you right to talk to an attorney for advice. Ask you any question. Have him present any question. >> If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed [cough] to represent you before any questions. You can discuss. >> When asked about the tire, he became aggressive. He threatened to officers and continued shouting obscenities. Exactly. What the >> exercise? >> Give me the value. >> Want to talk to me about what happened? >> I don't want to talk to you about [ __ ] Get the hell out of me. >> What was the deal? Why'd you stab that guy's tire? >> I stabbing the goddamn head of But you keeping the little one. Give me my um my butcher knife in my um suit. >> Uh we're going to be keeping all your knives. >> You're not keeping all [ __ ] >> We are keeping >> We're not keeping all >> Yeah, they're evidence. We're going to keep them. >> When I talk to the prosecute >> Okay. You want to tell me why you stabbed that guy's tire? Did he do something to make you mad or anything? >> Shoot your [ __ ] >> Okay. >> I killed your cops, mother. >> Okay. >> Ask the last who is here. >> Okay. >> Did he hit his vest or hit his face? >> Okay, that's sweet. >> I ass. >> Why did you stab his tire? >> I your [ __ ] ass. >> What's wrong? What's wrong with the cuffs? >> They my circulation. I don't know. >> You going to be nice to me? >> Okay. So, I'll be nice to you. Just be nice. >> Let's see. >> Life never getting out. >> I'll loosen this one up just a tad. >> You want to hit? Yeah. I don't give a long >> When officers secured him, he argued repeatedly insulting the officers and threatening revenge. >> Running from you. >> Give me my phone. Don't phone. >> I got to search you. Okay. You're under arrest. The >> goddamn cop. [ __ ] You know that. >> Don't say that. >> You come to my house, >> be a big ass P90 in there, right? You going to be banging on the door like you tell with all the lights off and don't hear nothing. >> And then soon as the first one you run in, I'm blowing the look that way for me. >> And it's going to be a laser and a bunny scope on it. >> I'm going to have you step out. >> Step out? What you going to do? I'm going search the other side. >> You all right? >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm all right. >> All right. Let's face this way for me. >> Don't you supposed to fix the cuffs? >> I just did. >> You didn't never fix them. >> Yeah. Loosen them. >> You didn't touch the cuff. >> It's cuz your your wrist twist back. >> I can't even move them around. >> Yeah, you're not supposed to. >> Ning up this my circulation. I said fix your ass fired in a minute. You better fix it. Dude, they're they're fine. >> Do your job anytime. You just tell me. >> I'll do one more notch. I'll do one more notch on >> both of them. Thanks. >> Feel like it's cut. You did ah did that [ __ ] on purpose. >> [ __ ] up. >> I didn't do nothing on purpose, man. I didn't be a nice seat the whole time. Have a seat for me this [ __ ] swag. >> You should carry. >> The suspect continued cursing, demanding his belongings. Because of his constant threats, officers prepare extra restraints. >> Stay like that. >> What's that? >> Can I use my phone? >> No. >> You will have an opportunity to make a phone call. >> Who has put out my bag and you ain't putting my jail? Check he about to be my house. Hey, put all my in that bag and stop being a jackass. What are you doing? You got me up before we can get my I am getting my goddamn scissors in my mother butcher knight back. >> It ain't stolen. Bought that. Put all my >> I'm going to roll this window down. Stop talking. >> Put my bless you in your mother when they mother off that ass. I blow this and all this. I got to bow this back. You son of a You give me my all three of them got with this. So, criminal damage, obstructing ID, and then warrants. >> The warrant. Yeah. How does he How many warrants does he have? >> Yeah. >> So, DC. Yeah. Here I got DC, criminal trespass, and then >> you got the warrant. >> Oh, DC. >> Yeah. We're going to book him for DC. And then you got And then the warrant and the obstruction. >> I hate you. You got a 20. You ain't going to change. [snorts] [clears throat] Watch your mouth. My you and your command for >> I said >> Yeah. Give it give us a sec. >> I stopped the spin. He He said he want >> He said he want guns. I'm scared. I'm scared. I can't breathe already. Please no. Please no. >> The man escalated further, cursing at officers. He continued to deny slashing the tire. >> Please. Please. >> You'll be able to breathe. See? See? It's a mask. There you go. It just prevents you from uh breathing. It prevents you from spinning. >> You're still messing it up. >> All right, man. >> Can you take it off? >> I cannot. Okay. When I get out next to all them lately. Now we going >> [ __ ] don't. >> Damn. About time. The Lord is powerful. You had yourself arrested. Hope you die tonight. >> Hey, you're also being charged with threatening a public official. >> Yeah, I definitely don't give a I'm glad you had it there. That's what I was looking for. The family, right? >> Yes, sir. Class three. >> That's what's up. Woo. I want to go home to see you. >> You said what? >> The knife. It's evidence because used >> to show you now. Ain't nothing used. >> Valet Torres was charged with criminal damage to property, obstructing identification, criminal trespass, outstanding warrants, and threatening a public official. Class 3 felony. Think you've seen intense arrests before? Wait until you witness what happened when the trunk was opened. This is a story you won't forget. >> All of this is pretty obvious that you're going to a cockfight or coming from a cockfight. Obviously, I would assume unless they all won. >> On May 10th, 2025 in Mingo, Illinois, an officer noticed a vehicle speeding without tail lights or headlights, only fog lights. After pulling the driver over, the officer was surprised to hear odd noises coming from inside the vehicle. >> You were going a little quick through here. I don't really care about that. I was already planning on pulling you over. You got no tail lights on, no headlights. You got fog lights, >> but nothing. Nobody can see you from the rear. >> There you go. >> You got a chicken in there. What the hell was that? >> Yeah. [laughter] >> All right. Um, so you got the the insurance for the car as well. >> Uh, I'll look for it right now on the >> Perfect. Yeah, if you can get it pulled up, that's great. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Why do you have a chicken back here? Um, let's see. >> Do you mind if I look for it? Cuz I got it in somewhere in my wallet. >> Yep. If you could find it in your wallet or the app for the company, whatever you got to do. >> The driver seemed unsure about his coverage documentation while the officer patiently suggested that no penalty would be imposed if proof could be confirmed. Give me Give me a few minutes. Perfect. All right. While you work on that, I'm going to run back and get started. As long as there's nothing wrong with the license or the registration and no and you can find the insurance, it'll just be a warning. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Thank you very much. I can't find my uh >> Can't find it. >> Yeah. >> Who's the insurance through? >> Uh uh Farmers Insurance. >> Farmers. Do they have an app that you could download? >> How do I go to uh wallet? Uh well, not wallet. Uh >> the app store 18 checking your status. >> 184. >> I don't know. You want to give me years a shot? >> I can do that, but I don't I'd rather not if I don't have to. I don't I don't like writing tickets. >> While waiting, the officer clarified the lighting issue and asked about the rooster. The officer found the explanation inconsistent, noting that feeding hens and roosters required the same effort. Lydia, can you send me insurance card? >> Can you please text it to me? >> Okay, it's going to take one minute. Perfect. [snorts] >> So, I didn't have my lights on. >> Yeah. Yeah. Just the fog lights in the front, but no tail lights at all and no headlights. >> Yeah, I had them all. I thought I had it in the auto. >> Are they on right now? >> So, they should be when you got auto. Yeah, you got tail lights. As long as your foot's not on the brake. >> Yeah. your foot up. >> The officer asked him to step out of the car for a quick check. During the frisk, the officer discovered something unexpected which raised further suspicion. It's uh I just don't have time to feed him anymore. >> Okay. So, do you have hens or just the rooster? >> Uh hens, too. >> So, you do have time to feed him? >> Yeah, I had time to feed him, but right now we're getting busy and there's no time. >> So, why are you only getting rid of the rooster? Okay, give me one second. >> Like you realize that doesn't make any sense, right? >> No, it's because uh it is good deal 700. Thank you. So, it's because why? >> Oh, cuz I don't I don't want to hide it anymore. So, that's why >> you don't want to what? >> I didn't want to have him anymore. >> You didn't want to have him anymore? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, um Yeah. Why don't you shut the car off for me real quick and hop up? >> Officers soon discovered several transport boxes with multiple roosters. This contradicted his earlier statement. >> The rooster anymore. >> Yeah, I mean, >> but you have hens that you're not getting rid of. >> No, >> so I have chickens and I feed my chickens at the same time I feed my rooster and it's the same amount of work. I I have hands like I'm getting rid of everything. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, why are you only transporting a rooster right now? >> No, cuz I'm going to give it to my friend, >> right? >> Yeah. >> But he's not taking any hens. Just a rooster. >> Well, he's taking some hands, too. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, nothing in the car I got to worry about. Guns, drugs, knives, bombs, stolen property, nothing like that. >> No. >> Okay, cool. If I take a look, man. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> All right. 22 from 18. 25. All right. I'll have you uh hang out with my other officer as soon as he gets here and then I'll just take a look, make sure everything's kosher, and we'll get you out of here. Okay. Um Yeah. Where you So, are you coming from home right now? >> Yeah, I'm coming from home. >> Okay. Where's uh And the home is in Planefield, right? >> Planefield. >> Okay. Is there uh um Yeah. Okay. Um are do you live like in the town of Planefield or like >> Yeah, I live I live in town. >> They let you have roosters in Planefield? No, but we have a place where we have like a farm. >> Uhhuh. >> Yeah. It's outside the city limits. >> Outside the city. Okay. >> Yeah. Gotcha. >> Okay. >> As backup arrived, the officer inspected the car more thoroughly. The driver continued denying involvement and tried to defend himself. >> But I think the dude's coming from a cockpit. He's got a rooster in the back of the car and a large amount of cash on his person. Bunch of you guys. >> So, how many roosters you got back here? >> There's three boxes. >> And how many roosters per box? >> There's two per box. >> Two per box. Okay. So, where was the cockfight? He >> just changes color to this. >> You got razors in the car, man. You got spurs. No. >> You got spurs, large amount of cash, and roosters in the car. You're coming from a [ __ ] fight or you're going to a [ __ ] fight. >> No, I don't. >> Yeah, I don't I don't do that. >> Uh-huh. All right. Then why do you have spurs? >> Oh, I I didn't I didn't know there are spurs in there. >> What do you mean you didn't know there was spurs in there? It's in a Okay. There's multiple packages of these. What are they? >> Oh, I I didn't know they were in there. I was >> You didn't know they were in there? >> No, I was just taking the >> Okay. >> Roosters, >> right? So, there's no association with you owning and possessing [ __ ] fighting spurs and roosters. Multiple roosters. You told me you were taking one rooster. The driver's story shifted again. Still, officers found syringes, needles, and additional gear. All consistent with preparation for animal fights. >> Chickens. >> Okay. You don't have time for chickens. >> So, yeah. >> Okay. So, there's multiple packages of these. There's feeders in here for like mobile feeding. So, you >> [snorts] >> So you got hang on bird feeders to put feed in for them that you took with you along with spurs. All of this is pretty obvious that you're going to a [ __ ] fight or coming from a [ __ ] fight. Obviously I would assume unless they all won, you're coming from or going to I mean right? >> No. cuz otherwise you'd have dead chickens in here or you know >> Yeah. >> or or have blood on you. So, more than likely >> you can you can search me. >> I understand that you're going to a [ __ ] fight, not coming from one. That's what I'm telling you. >> A [ __ ] fight. >> Okay. All right. Maro units. >> Marango 18. Search by consent. Two, three, four, five, six. If I open this, they don't already have spurs on, do they? >> Uh, I don't I don't think so. >> You don't think they have spurs? >> No. >> If I open this and one of them slices me open, I'm going to be pissed. You understand that? >> Yeah. No, >> there's no spurs on them. They're not prepped with spurs. >> The fact that you're not sure has me very concerned. >> You didn't even know there was spurs in the car and now you don't know if there's spurs on them. >> No. No. No. >> Okay. >> Pressed further, the driver contradicted himself about the hens he previously said he still had. Officers confronted him about lying, noting that his explanations didn't line up. >> I don't know. Because they don't they don't look right in our venue. So that's why >> Gotcha. Okay. All >> [clears throat] >> right. All right. So, the biggest question, man. When I send the syringe that's in there and the needle that's in there to the lab for fingerprinting and DNA, what are the odds that yours is on there? [snorts] and and the knives on the packages or what or what >> what's that? >> I I don't think it's going to come in fingerprints and uh >> Right. >> Yeah. >> and DNA >> the DNA is is the blood or >> is what? >> No, I don't understand what >> just touch DNA that you have touched it. >> What's the odds that you have touched? >> Oh, I I took the uh the bag. >> Uh-huh. >> Yeah. I I grabbed the bag. I put it on the on the side on the bottom. Yeah. >> Right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what did you think was in the bag? >> Uh, I just saw everything that was in there. Yeah. >> You saw everything that was in there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, why is it in your car then? >> Cuz I was going to give it to this guy. The guy the guy that I was going to So, I was going to give him the chickens and I was the bag. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Um, why don't we Where's your phone at? Let's see that real quick. We're going to put that right here. Okay. All right. So, All right. Um, so to be clear, why did you why do you own and why did you have them to give to this guy? Why do why do you have this stuff? >> Okay. We we we had the chickens in this place where we do the weddings and we wanted to get rid of them because we my wife didn't want them there. So that's why we were going to get rid of the chickens and give it to >> I'm not necessarily talking about the chickens. I'm talking about the bag full of stuff that you said you're going to give to this other guy. >> Okay. Why were you Why did you have that to give to this other guy? >> Okay. In that place, there's another person also that had some chickens. >> In what place? >> In our place. >> Where you live? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Not where I live. And the place that where we had the Benny. >> Mhm. >> And he gave me the bag and said, "Let's get rid of this. Give it to that." >> Okay. I give it to >> the inconsistencies and evidence led officers to conclude the man was either heading to or coming from a [ __ ] fight. >> Well, I had I had those boxes for 20 years. We move them from one place to another, too. We we spray him with uh for the m uh feather mites and all that stuff. We got to treat him. >> Yeah. >> You know. >> Mhm. >> Uh so we do that like every month. We have to get one by one and spray them and >> Right. One at a time. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, why do you have the ability to move six chickens is what I'm asking you. >> Why do you Why? How many? >> I mean, >> cuz you told me I think you said you had six hens and you told me you had one rooster and then you turned out to have six. >> No, you asked me if I had a rooster in the the beginning. I said, "Yeah, I had a rooster." >> Yeah, you have a rooster. And then I said, "How many hens do you have?" And you said, "I have six. I >> like none of this is following. He's chuckling to himself because it makes zero sense, man. >> No, I I mean it was like 5:30 in the morning. 5 in the morning. I was like waking up barely. >> You've been driving since playing field. You've been up since 4 at least. >> As we go. >> As we go as we go to pick up >> as we go. We're 5 515. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Honestly, officer. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Honestly, we're trying to get rid of this because our venue and I I'm not involved in anything. We're a business person. That's the reality. We all What we're trying is to >> you you see how this looks, right? You understand how it how it appears. You know what I mean by that? No. Can you >> how it looks? How how >> what you guys think? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. He He already told me. >> Yeah. You're You're going to a You're going to a cockfight. There's 0% chance that you're not at this point. You have all of the tools and all of the care all of the care items to keep roosters at a cockfight for a day and then go home. You have literally everything that anyone would need to go to a cockfight. And you got cash to >> and a large amount of cash for betting. >> Yeah, I was. >> So, >> records later showed the driver was booked into Mckenry County Jail and released on pre-trial conditions. By July 2025, a grand jury heard the case, and when he failed to comply with court orders, a warrant was issued in August. He now faces seven felony charges related to cockfighting with his next court date set for August 5th, 2026. Our next story is of a woman whose boyfriend attacked her before disappearing into the shadows. >> Right. Like, do you know if he used like one hand or two hands or like how he choked you? >> On September 4th, 2024, police responded to a call about domestic violence. A woman called 911 and claimed her boyfriend choked her. Here's what happened next. >> He's not here. >> Where's he at? >> He just left. I don't know where he went if I'm being honest with you. >> When did he leave? >> Uh just a few minutes ago. >> What happened? There's I think other officers would be coming by just to We were coming here just to make sure you weren't doing >> Y'all can come inside if you want to. Seriously, y'all can come in. He's not here. He like I got into it with him this morning cuz I was trying to get him up to go to work. I was like, "Hey, it's 5:00. You need to go to work." He's like, "Well, I'm not going." And I was like, "What? You're being get up and go to work." And I was like, "This is why I don't want to continue to be with you." And when I said that, that's when he choked me in my bed. >> He choked me. >> Yes. He choked me and twisted my arm. He tried breaking my arm. I tried fighting him off and pushing him off. >> I'll take photos. >> I'm just going to move you here. Are you okay with that? >> Yeah, that's fine. Do what you got to do. >> All right, you can move the other side. Can >> you go ahead and change it to aggravated assault? >> What What's your relationship together? Is it just boyfriend, girlfriend, fiance? >> Um, we were engaged, but I broke it off recently just because we've been having a lot of issues. >> Does he still live here? Yeah. >> So, you said a black Dodge. Is it a newer one? Older one? >> I guess an older one. I just know it's the black Dodge. It's a company truck. And he also has a black Chevy. I think that's a 2005. >> Both of them trucks. >> Yes. Both of them are trucks. Yes. >> Do you know if he he which one is yours specifically? >> I think it might have been the Dodge. I was trying not to get too close. I was trying to peek around. >> Does he keep both cars here? >> Yes. Do you want you want to come down? We'll check. >> He should be gone. >> Do you guys ever had any type of criminal investigation stumbling on each other? >> Um, he got arrested for Bing Roads uh almost a year ago. >> Okay. >> The officers knew instantly this was a serious matter and tried to be as gentle as possible with their questioning. Grim details started to emerge soon. >> Was it like very quick? Yeah, it was quick. He just messaged me, too. >> You mind if I see that? >> Yeah. >> Did he get arrested just recently? >> He got arrested a year ago. >> A year ago. Here for the >> That might have been Westside. >> That's Franco. Yeah. Good talking. Which one? Which one's his? >> The black Chevy right there. >> All right. I'm going to go check. >> I didn't really believe this time. Okay. It's okay. Okay. >> But I mean obviously y'all are engaged once things happen. Sometimes it's not always for the best, right? That's right. Maybe times just to go in and cut it off cuz if he's choking you, obviously >> he's not going to stop. >> I don't know if you know this or not, but you can die from being choked. It's called strangulation. It happens. So, if he's already willing to put his hands around you and choke you, there's no telling what will happen, right? And I don't want you to be another statistic cuz you're young. You have a full life ahead of you. You need to end up like that. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Was it Was it a SUV or a truck? >> It should be a truck. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what all happened? I know you said he choked you and I see the marks visible on your neck. So obviously he choked you, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Take as much time as you need. Okay. >> I would just go way back down because I just gave up. I was like whatever. Like f you. Like I don't want to deal with it. >> And that's when he came in there and jumped on top of me. >> No. You were laying in bed. >> Yes. When I was in there >> I mean like did he do it from the side? Did he crawl on top of you? Like literally >> and that's why I was like kicking and fighting trying to get him to get off with >> like like do you know if he used like one hand or two hands or like how he choked you? >> It was two. He normally uses two >> two two hands like like this like >> there was no doubt a physical altercation had taken place. Cops saw all the telltale signs of domestic violence. The woman meanwhile told the harrowing details about how she was able to fend for herself. might be about the same photo. >> Yeah. So, um she's saying that they got into an argument about going to work. She kind of said, "F it. I'm not dealing with you." Went to lay down in bed. >> He came in there, jumped on top of her, and used both hands to choke her pretty much. >> And that was this morning? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. So, what unit is y'alls? Up here. >> Okay. Up top. Okay. >> It's a studio. >> Ah, but the garage belongs to somebody else. >> Yeah, the garage belongs to somebody. >> Just so I'm clear, about how long ago did this happen? This happened like right at 5:00 in the morning. >> Yes. >> And he sent me another text >> just now. >> Yes. >> Has he texted you before that since it happened? Can I see those? >> So, um, what is y'all's relationship? Are you just dating, married? >> We were engaged, but we're not anymore. >> Okay. And y'all live together? >> Mhm. >> How long? >> Um, we've been we've actually lived together for 2 years, but he got arrested a year ago for family domestic violence. Yes. >> Are those bond conditions still active or has the case been resolved? >> I'm not sure. I'm really not sure. >> You don't know if you've gone to court? >> No, I have I haven't been. Yeah. I don't know about him or that status. >> It's in the Ask that they'll tell you what it is. I haven't read it. >> Okay. Do you remember what the bond condition said? >> He was not supposed to be contacting me. >> Just contacting? >> Yeah. He wasn't allowed to be near me, contact me, or anything like that, but he ended up contacting me. >> Uhhuh. and we tried to work things out and that clearly just wasn't it for me. >> Is there anywhere else that you're hurting at or is it just your >> He's trying to call me. >> It was just my neck and >> he got my arm really bad. >> Which one? This one. >> I mean, I think he didn't leave any marks, but it hurt like >> right in here. Right here. >> Okay. >> Keep an eye on it. Okay. >> If you start noticing bruising, take pictures or call and I can take pictures for you. It's whatever you feel more comfortable with. >> But just kind of keep an eye if it starts really hurting. >> Um like you know, hey, I think there might be something broken, fractured, >> definitely see a doctor. If something does end up broken, fractured, let us know. >> She said that as soon as he started choking her, she started fighting and trying to get him. >> How did he How did you get him off? >> Kicked him. >> You kicked him. still continued to try to hold me down and pin me down. And then finally, I tried talking some sense into him, being like, "Let me go." >> And then that's when I grabbed my phone and outside. >> So he got off, you walked out and then that's when he left. >> Yeah. He put up a fight though with the lady that was on the phone. Okay. >> Um she was telling him to go to another room. Like basically like you need to stop. >> The officers told the victim what charges were waiting for her boyfriend, but little did the cops know, this was not a one-time event. The woman revealed a disturbing past incident that raised concerns. >> Right up the report, I'm going to take warrants for egg assault and then um possibly I have to look at the bond condition, see possibly violation of the bond condition. Um we just have to see if the case is still open, things like that. >> I'm just scared because like this man has literally busted my door down before and I can show y'all like where the repair man had to come in. And like >> when did you do that? >> God, this is like when we first started living together. >> A year ago. This is he was currently on meth, >> okay, >> and just going crazy and I don't know if he's still currently using a lot. I'm just I don't know. >> And I don't want to say that he's going to come in and bust your house in. But if you know he has a temper and he's done that in the past, it might be best especially just to get out for a couple days. But what I would do, go ahead, just block him on everything. Uh if you start noticing weird phone numbers calling you, weird messages coming through um from different phone numbers. If we can determine that it's him and he's, you know, harassing through other means, could be harassing communications as well. >> Okay. Um, have you sought out a protection order? >> Uh, when we first had our family domestic dispute, I almost I was this close to getting one. It's just the judge didn't want to see me cuz we were late. >> Okay. All right. So, what I'm going to do, I'm going to take a picture of your face first just so I can say, "Hey, this is who it is." Um, doesn't have to be a glamour shot. You don't have to smile or anything. Just tell me if you need light, dude. And I'm just going to move your hair around. Okay. >> Redness here is showing up more. >> Okay. Do you mind if I I'm not going to expose your chest. Can I just say okay, >> you mind or >> I don't care. I don't care. Do what you do. >> Officers ensured she was linked to someone who could provide support and guidance for her safety needs. >> So again, Crime Victim's Bill of Rights. It's got all your info on there. We've got your information here. So, your case number and then we've got all the different um charges that we're going to be charging with. Okay. So, here most important is all your phone numbers. So, we're going to call project safe and project safe is 24 hours. Okay. >> Hotline. How can I help you? >> Hey, it's How are you? >> Hey, good. How are you? >> I'm good, thank you. Um, so I am with a young lady. Her name is U. She is the victim of a family violence um, aggravated assault and we're hoping to get her some resources. So I'm just here coordinating um, helping her get that process started. >> It's a protective order. We can talk to her about um, whether she might qualify for that. >> So we're just needing to know what the steps she needs to take um, at this point in time to get her connected with y'all so that uh, she can get that protective order started sooner rather than later. Do you think she's in a good place where I can talk to her? >> Yeah, she's right here with me. >> Hi. >> What was your name? >> It's >> I know you just talked to a police officer. Um, and you may not want to tell me everything that's been going on, but are you comfortable just sharing a little bit? >> Yes, ma'am. I am. So, this morning we got into a really bad fight. Um, I was trying to wake him up to go to work and he wouldn't get up and I was just like, you know what? F it. I'm I'm not dealing with you. I I don't want to even be with you. And I guess that like triggered him and he decided to come into the bedroom and choke me. And he like pinned me down. He wouldn't let me go anywhere. I just wanted just want to be done. [snorts] >> Has has stuff like this been going on for a while? >> Yes, ma'am. He even got locked up a year ago for family domestic violence. >> Okay. So, how long have y'all been together? >> Um almost three years. And it's kind of always been like this or has it been like sometimes it's uh really good and other times it's really bad? [snorts] >> Um it's sometimes it's really good and sometimes it's really bad. >> Advocates explained further processes to her but during the conversation the woman revealed a concerning detail about the suspect. >> Um then you would have it for up to 30 days. So within that 30 days the judge is going to set it for a hearing. Um he does have the right to be at that hearing. I didn't quite get his name. >> Uh, okay. M would have the right to be at that second hearing. Both of y'all have to present your information to the your testimony to the judge. You can get a lawyer for that second hearing. We can help you like connect with some resources that we know of. But anyway, if you get that second protection order, you have it for a year. So, if he shows back up at your house, then you can call the police for that. He didn't care that he was on bond and he still reached out to me. So, I know a restraining order will not stop him. >> Do you have any concerns showing up at your work? >> I don't I don't think he would do that. >> Okay. Are you comfortable with calling law enforcement >> like if something happened, would you be willing to call us? >> Oh, yes, ma'am. Absolutely. >> Are you concerned about him having any weapons? Um, I think he does have a gun. I think he does have a gun. Um, he's never threatened on me or anything like that. It's always been in his truck. >> It was clear to the cops beyond the shadow of doubt that the woman had legitimate concerns about her boyfriend. The officer made sure that the woman knew they were willing to take necessary steps to assure her safety. >> The only thing is is like I'm just scared because he has threatened to kill me. And he has even said it. He was like, "You're not fixing to leave me." Like, "You will be dead. You will be dead." >> Okay. >> And so I just That really bothers me a lot. >> So Okay. Do you have um transportation? >> Yes, ma'am. I have my own car. >> Okay. So, you're Are you going to your dad's house today? >> Uh yes. I'd have to give him a call cuz he doesn't know that this happened. Oh, >> okay. like we talked about um if you do want to if you do decide to go through and file for the TPO, you would have to um go to the courthouse and stuff. Um are you comfortable with doing that? >> Yes, ma'am. >> You are? Okay. So, like I said, there is going to be a legal advocate with you can kind of support you through that process if that's something you do decide to go through with. So, we're not like we're not lawyers, we're just advocates, but we can um maybe help you connect to somebody who can give you like legal advice. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Is there anything else that you would like to talk about? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. Well, I really appreciate that you called and I think it's really great to call for help. >> I had some help. >> Yeah. I hope that you're able to leave quickly this morning. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> What we can do is this is my little area of the world today while I'm on shift. While you're home, I can kind of keep an eye on you. Um, just make sure, especially since he's out in his truck and we don't know where he's going. Um, I can just kind of hang around in the area, keep an eye on you. Is there anything else you need from me? >> No. Give us a call when you're ready to leave and then that way we can set that house check up. Um, and then that way we can keep an eye, especially if you're going to be gone for a little while. Um, and that way if he does decide to break in, then we'll luckily somebody who's not supposed to be here. >> Thank you. >> Is there anything else I can do for you? >> No, ma'am. >> No. [music] All right. I'm just going to go across the way. I'll keep an eye out and then like I said, call us when you're ready to go. >> The suspect was formally charged with aggravated assault, violation of a family violence order, and aggravated stalking. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to subscribe for more stories like this. Drop a comment below and let me know what you think. Stay safe out there, and I'll catch you in the next one.