My mother's getting aggressive right now. So, I'm hiding in a room because she's threatening to kill me. >> PUT HIM ON THE GROUND. PUT IT DOWN NOW. PUT THE GROUND. [screaming] >> When police body cams roll, they capture the raw truth no one can hide. >> Grab me by my hair like this. And she was touching my hair. >> You okay? You okay? >> Tonight, one so-called monster mom thought she could keep her darkest secret buried until the cops uncovered it all. What you're about to see is shocking, unfiltered, and impossible to forget. On October 26th, 2023, police patrolling near a school pulled over a vehicle after learning its license plate was tied to a stolen rental car. Inside they found a mother with her three children who immediately appeared confused and defensive. She explained the vehicle belonged to her boyfriend James. During questioning officers quickly informed her the rental had been reported stolen after payment stopped. >> Hi. How are you? How are you? You have ID on you? >> I don't. >> You don't have any ID? >> I'm sure it's somewhere in my bag. >> They are. I work here. I just got back off the bus. >> I'm trying to car. Well, >> you know why we're here. >> Do you see us? No. >> No. >> UCF either. >> We look like UCF agents. >> No. And I'm really confused. >> Where'd you get the car? >> But they don't boyfriend. >> Oh, your boyfriend ran today, huh? Where's your boyfriend? >> Whoa. >> Whoa. Yeah. Do you guys want to call him? >> Who's your boyfriend? >> His name is Try. Well, his name is James. >> James? >> You guys are scared the [ __ ] out of the way. Well, anyway, can you guys tell what's going on? The rental cars usually have a big giant uh >> It's a burn mark because I tried to help my school van. My boss was there and it >> Oh, you have ID on you? Good to have your ID. >> Like I really didn't do anything. I'm >> This is my job. I'm very confused here. >> Okay, the car is stolen. >> Okay. >> Can we call this guy because >> this guy? What do you mean this guy? >> Can we call him? It's not my fault. I don't know. He let me use the car because my car is in the shop. >> Okay. Are you on a rental? Are you on a rental agreement? >> I don't think so. >> Then you can't drive the car. >> Okay. Listen, I I'm honestly I had no idea. I literally don't know what's going on right now. >> I just told you what's going on. >> Okay. I didn't steal the car. My boyfriend rented it for me. >> What's I'm assuming from Enterprise. James. >> James what? >> James Joyce. >> James Joyce. Okay. How long has he had the car? I >> had it for like a month. >> Do you think he's been paying for it or >> he better? He's at work. Oh yeah, it isn't people. That's why it's stolen. So the Enterprise wants their car back. >> Okay, no problem. >> I don't think that you stole it. >> Okay, no problem. I'm >> But it is a stolen car. >> So we're not with DCF or we're not I don't know what else you have going on. >> What can I do? I do have a lot going on in my life because my kid poops pants at school and they think it's my fault. >> Tina, please. I'm not okay. I'm not okay. So relax. Remember, he rented me a car because my car was in the shop. He hasn't been making dating. They told me it's stolen. So I like can't breathe. He's like, "Can we back?" It was my job. You know, he's like, "What happened to the car?" We tried to >> All right. All right. You're talking very fast in circles. Where do you live? >> I live in Jupiter. >> Okay. Well, where do you stay with? >> My mom Well, I have an apartment. I do have an apartment on that, but my mom lives in Jupiter where I was going. >> Sorry. I just want to get the kids out of here. >> Yeah. If you don't mind, that'd be that'd be perfect. >> Come on, baby. Everything's fine. Everything's fine. Okay. Don't worry about it. >> Everything's okay. Go ahead. >> Hey, your mom's good. We're just going to talk to her for a few minutes. Can you guys just hang out in the school? >> Okay. >> She'll come She'll come get you in a few minutes. All right. >> Thank you, guys. >> He works for Alpine. Is he in trouble? Should I know something? Like, I'm thinking he's a great guy. >> What's your address? >> My address is >> How long you been with this guy? I've been jogging him for like 3 years. I mean, I >> I can do him for three years. >> Yeah. Because I don't It's a me thing, not a him thing. I just I'm busy. And in my eyes, he is >> perfect. A great change from what I'm used to because I need better. So, I'm not It's not clicking for me at all. >> Okay. Well, he he obviously didn't pay for the car and he just let you have it. And >> how long has he not paid for it? >> A long time. Because it takes it takes usually takes the rental car companies usually at least two to three weeks for them to like they have to mail a certified letter to his house. >> They have to like go through the whole there's a whole process for them to like put the car stolen. You know what I mean? It's not just like it's not like he's not like >> a new concern arose when she revealed a firearm was in her bag placed in the back seat with the children. They inventoried the weapon along with other belongings while making plans for the car to be towed. >> The clip is not in the bag with the gun. The gun has nothing in it. It's an empty gun. You have an empty gun? Okay. Do you have a permit to carry the gun? >> I don't. >> No. You ever been arrested? >> No, not >> never for anything. >> I only have one cuz it's me and the kids and it's just scary season. >> Scary season. >> Well, I mean >> like this time of year in my neighborhood >> like this time of year. Scary. >> We got masks and all that. >> Oh, I'm aware of Caribbean. >> So, yeah. Um, I just had to protect me and the kids. I thought we didn't. >> You think it's a good idea to put it like in the back seat with the kids? >> It's not loaded. >> There's nothing in it. The clip is not in it. >> Where is it? >> In the front. >> What could the gun going to do behind your seat with the magazine up front with you? >> I know. >> I If you're going to protect yourself, I understand. I get it. We We all carry guns. We all carry guns. >> Safety wise, I didn't have it together for a purpose. I >> So you you were thinking I'm going to keep the bullets >> in case I needed it. >> And then I'm just going to throw the gun in the back with the kids. >> I mean, no, the gun's in my bag. I just moved the bag cuz the kids have so much crap in my car. >> Anything else in there? >> No, they're medicine. >> Pills? Yeah. >> Anything else? I have a little >> You have a medical. >> It might be expired, but I'm telling you the truth. Please don't ask. >> No, no, it was expired. >> We're not We're not here. Listen, we're not here to take people to jail for >> Honestly, I did try to renew it last week. I called three different places. >> We're not We're not here to take people to jail for a tiny little bit of Now, if we find freaking or we find freaking no >> we find freaking other things, then it's then it's a whole another thing. So, we're going to check and see what else is in the car. You want to come over here and uh stand in the shade real quick and talk to this young guy? Yeah. >> Right here. Huh? >> Got it right here. >> Oh, the golden card. >> Yeah, I was I was waving to my friends over there. She's She's She's talking over there. Wait. No, no, don't go over there. >> What did you need? >> All right. Well, we're not quite done with her yet. So, >> if the problem is the car, they can take the car. I can give her another car to use. If that's the issue, she needs to let you guys take the car and be done with this guy. >> Well, there might be more issues than that. >> I know. That's why I say We're We're going to wait till we find out what we have find in the car cuz Okay, we'll see. Did you find the rounds up here or No, >> I got the magazine up front. >> Yeah, >> this was up front. Unloaded magazine. I got the firearm at the purse like she said right in front of one of the kids. >> Yeah, not very far. >> Enterprise representatives were contacted and officers coordinated with them to take possession of the vehicle. Okay. Yeah. Check that. Two kids were sitting in the back seat. His purse was sitting literally on on the other side. >> Hey, we don't want to jack you up, but uh it'd be less of a headache if we just freaking inventory it and tow it. >> Uh you guys going to be here for long here? I mean, it takes tow trucks are supposed to get here within 30 minutes. So, >> Oh, he's not going to release it to me. >> I mean, we can. It's more of a hassle. We have to verify who the heck you are and what the heck's going on. And he said you get paid either way, whether he gets towed or doesn't get towed or >> Yeah. I mean just I mean um I mean I was going to make a phone I can make a phone call right now speak to somebody. You know >> it's up to you guys. >> I got we got a notice pretty soon. I can't we can't sit around here for like an hour. You know what I'm saying? So like how do I know you're not calling your best friend's next door neighbor and say hey do me a favor and tell him you're the freaking >> tell him you're the enterprise guy and like you know what I'm saying? Like >> I don't know. I mean I don't know. Do you want to give me the number? I don't know. I can't I just let me know what you want to do. I can >> Yeah. We have a law enforcement hotline so we can call and ask them. But if it's some guy in freaking Cincinnati, Ohio, then he's not really going to know what's going to happen. >> I don't know what I don't know what to tell you. >> Well, that's why I'm asking you if it's you said it doesn't matter either way if we >> No, but it saves them it saves Enterprise the fee of getting it towed out of the the uh toward though. It's going to get the towing going to get the tow bill, right? >> Yeah, they always do. >> So that's what I'm saying. And so if I can if I can drive it away, if I'm allowed to, then I'll save them money on that. But if I can't, then I can't. >> I mean, if you have stock in Enterprise and you're worried about saving them money, I mean, that's part of your job. I don't know what what you do for that. I mean, obviously you recover cars for them, but um I'm not trying to make it more difficult, but we just have to verify who you are. Not Not that >> I I don't know. I mean, I can get I guess I I don't know. How can I help you verify that? >> Can you have them send me an email? >> Yeah, I was typing it right now. >> From you? >> No, from San Philippo. Oh, to you know what I'm saying? From them. >> From them. >> From some supervisor that has like an official email from them. >> Yeah, that that would work as long as we have some kind of documentation that says yes, we can release the car to you. >> Okay. I mean, this this won't help, right? >> This is like the work we get for us to help us uh get their cars back. >> Yeah. I mean, yes, it helps, but uh if they can just from their work email, if they can just write him an email saying, "Please, you know, thank you for locating the car. Please release the car to you." And then if they can write a quick two sentence email, >> okay, >> with just the vehicle information and your information that that they're releasing it to you, then we'll be good with that. Uh, he said he's going to get a hold of the manager there and they're and they're going to email you. >> He said if he sends an official email, I'm kind of good with that. >> I'm good with that, too. >> Yeah. >> See, we're on the same page. >> I don't know. Huh. >> During searching, officers discovered pills inside her belongings. At that point, officers informed she would be taken into custody. Good. >> She's like a mom. >> The vehicle's getting towed. >> What do you want to do with all the stuff in it? Can't stand the vehicle. >> We're going to need some ext. >> Hey, can we use that cart? >> Yeah. >> Excuse me. >> Help. >> Hey, bro. >> I need a cart. >> Can I borrow that cart? >> There's a lot of crap in that car. >> A lot of stuff. >> I didn't realize how big the trunk is on that car. >> The trunk's the biggest part. Will uh your boss be able to hold all that stuff here >> or put it somewhere? >> Yeah. >> Tina's coming. >> Would you mind taking all of her stuff, putting it somewhere? >> No, I don't mind. >> That whole car has got like a whole back seat full of like football stuff. The the enterprise guy has actually showed up to pick up the car. Take the car. about it. It's just >> Can I help them? Can we help him unload or No. >> Uh, you can. Yeah. >> Can you help, too? >> No, she got to stay here. >> Okay. >> The whole trunk is full. So, here's the deal. One, you can't be driving the car. And two, you can't be having the pills in there. Pills are against the law. >> Is it okay for Tina to think you're >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's fine. >> Okay. >> I travel with you for a reason. Do you have a relative to come pick up all your stuff and your kids? >> Why? Why can't I take them home? >> You're going to jail? >> Cuz you're going to jail. >> But for what? I didn't do anything. >> Well, you did. So, the pills are not legal and that's a felony. And so, when you have felony pills, >> why are they not legal? I bought them from CVS. >> You can't just put them in a freaking >> You bought CVS? >> Well, that I got from my grandpa. You can see the hole in my mouth. >> Yeah, >> I needed There was only a couple for me. >> Yeah, but that that's against the law. You can't have those. >> And you and and obviously you can't even carry a gun while you're committing a felony by carrying pills >> and driving a stolen vehicle. >> And driving a stolen vehicle. >> But please understand, I had no idea it was stolen. >> The posts from my mouth. I just gave them to me. You could see the hole. >> The one that put you in this predicament is not us. >> I know, but I'm really trying to >> James knew very well that this car hasn't been paid for. It's been a couple of like >> Did he even answer the phone? >> What did he say? >> There's times it take even 3 months. They give you chances to charge a credit card before this car even gets reported. >> Miss Tina, they said I'm going to jail. I had three oxes in my bag cuz I have a hole in my tooth. Granddaddy gave me them. >> I didn't know you couldn't have. >> I honestly didn't. >> What did you have? >> There's three oxes in there cuz I have this hole in my mouth >> and it's in pain and >> controlled substance. >> Yeah. >> And carrying a gun while having controlled substance. Well, I carried a gun just because of where we live. I've been robbed there before or tried to describe >> and it was in the backseat with the kids which is in my bag >> unloaded like it is. Okay. >> The woman tried to defend herself when she asked why. The officers explained the reason for taking custody >> you release your kids to me. Can she release her children to me? >> And I can call your mom and have your mom to come up for me. I they don't need to come see all this. >> No, I I agree. I mean, you you seem like a responsible adult. So, if you're >> if you're good enough to take the children from her and she trusts you with the children. I mean, obviously, I'm sure you've had >> background checks and you're not some crazy uh you're done here. You can come back. >> Um I'm going to go get another car and some ads and stuff to make it easier. >> Are you good with that? Kids going to her? >> Send me your mom's phone number. Okay. your jewelry. Um, do you have >> it all off and I'll take it? >> That's what she said. >> Do you have like a ziplockc bag for that? >> Christina, do you have a ziplock bag or something? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Do you want her to take your money or you want your money to come with you? >> Give it to my mom. Do I really look like I would do something wrong? It was an unloaded gun. I'm a single mom protecting three kids. >> Well, unfortunately, lots of people don't look like they would do something wrong and actually >> I'm in a school. I'm at a preschool. But for Please, how can it actually happen? The gun is not loaded. It's an empty gun. >> Well, lots of people get shot and they think that the gun's empty. And >> the gun was empty. You guys was empty. There was nothing. >> This time it was, but sometimes people put that first gun. >> I get that. That's not what was that's not what just happened. >> Listen, first world gun safety, when you took the test, >> the safety or whatever test you took before you got a gun or whatever thing you read tells you you have to have your guns locked, safe and secure of not being in use. You can't just have a gun loose in a purse. Yeah. Right now you remember, maybe one day you don't and the trigger gets pulled by a pen or a key. Now you have an accidental discharge in your car. I'm not saying I'm calling DCF over a gun. >> They're called anyway because of the situation, right? >> No, I'm not saying that. What I'm telling you is you can't have a gun in the back seat with kids. God, >> I don't think you're understanding. Like I understand it was unloaded. >> I understand what you're saying. I do. I really do. >> But lots of people, even even law enforcement officers, think their guns unloaded and shoot themselves all the time. >> We can go to jail. My gun's unsecured. I guess >> I'm going to jail. Jeremy, they told me I'm going to jail. Thanks a lot. Kiss the preschool. Goodbye. >> Crazy. I just lost my job and everything. >> I don't think so. Miss >> No, it doesn't matter. It's state law. >> For what? >> What am I going to jail for? >> Possession of schedule to >> do. Can't be a teacher for you have to also go to >> as if it was for real. Well, isn't >> okay. Can >> I at least take something for my tooth? >> I can't give you oxygen. >> If it can't come out, then just leave it. And the jail's going to ask you to take it out when you get there. But the one Aaron doesn't come out in the middle. >> Can I talk to my kids real quick? >> Uh, no. I'd rather you. I'm not trying to be mean about it, but I don't want them to come out here and get upset and start crying and >> No, I'm just going to let them. No. Hey, Clar. He had a rough day. Do you see a point there already? Because my my friend pooped his pants and I told the teacher that she didn't. >> There's going to be more to that than that. >> No, his pants and I cleaned him and she didn't like him because she's old. >> And I'm telling you, they know the story. Everybody here knows what's going on. Fully transparent. >> And uh your braces are going to have to come off and then your hair tie for your your hair. The woman was charged with possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, use of a firearm during a felony, failure to redeliver a hired vehicle, and endangering a dependent. On March 7th, 2024, police were called to investigate possible child. Officers noticed a vehicle leaving quickly and erratically, thought it might be involved, and tried to pursue it, but it sped off. Upon questioning, Chelsea appeared defensive and gave inconsistent answers despite officers pressing for more information. >> Investigation. >> Okay. >> Uh I was sitting a couple blocks away trying to call the complainant for more info and uh a vehicle drove past at the same time she was telling me it looks like they just left which she observed through her cameras. The people in the car looked like they were trying to hide from me and then ran like went around a car, ran a red light. So I thought, "Okay, this must be them." turn around on the vehicle, try and catch up to it, and they immediately go signal 12 once I get behind it with lights and siren. Uh, and they start going around cars running red lights. So, I stopped following. Uh, I just checked the area, make sure there are no signal fors up to Va Vista, turned around, came back to School Avenue to check the apartment. So, there's a chance the girl could and baby could be here at the apartment. >> Okay. >> U, I haven't knocked on the door yet. I'm trying to get the complainant to come back up here. So, at the very least, we potentially have some kind of a child neglect investigation. The signal three and uh and potentially fleeing to elude, but it looked like a black male driver. No idea who he is or if the girl and the baby were even in the car. >> All right. >> Give me an update. >> Yes, sir. >> What's going on this morning? >> I left this morning to go to the Salvation. I came back from the Salvation Army >> and we're getting housing. I just completed felony probation. Okay, >> I'm off of all that. >> Okay, >> there's nothing going on. >> Okay. What happened a few minutes ago with you guys when you pulled out of here? >> We pulled out of here. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And what car? There was two different cars. >> A white car. >> Yeah. >> Oh, that's that his name is um Lavaro. Lavar. >> Which car were you in? >> I was in the black twodoor. >> The black twodoor. >> The black Volkswagen. Okay. All right. Where's that car now? >> The black Volkswagen. >> He just left. He just dropped me off. >> He just dropped you off. Okay. Who's this little guy? >> Just left. >> Okay. What's his name? >> All right. So, you were over here earlier collecting some property. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's your last name? >> But I didn't I didn't break nothing illegal. I didn't do nothing wrong. My mom lets me come here. I've been staying with her for the last two weeks. the baby Evan. >> And your first name is >> Chelsea. >> Let's see. And so who were you over here with earlier? >> Who was driving the black car that you left with? >> That is um Oh my god. His name is Tim. No. >> Ben. >> Ben. >> Ben who? >> Ben. Uh Ben. I know where he says that in Braden, but >> Okay. But you don't know him? No. You don't know his name? Let him play. Okay. How long have you known Ben? >> A month. >> Okay. So, you've known him for 1 month. And he drives a black two-door Volkswagen. >> Yeah, it's a Volkswagen. Uh like a four-door, but it's a a GT. >> Okay. >> Like it's a four-door. >> Okay. Uh who is driving the white car? >> Can you come back when my mom comes home? >> No, this is not something that can wait. We have to take care of this now. >> Okay. Let me stay. Okay, I'm 1012 with one of the subjects of this complaint. Can I second unit for assistance? 1074 106. >> More people. >> What's that? >> More people. >> I just need one more person because I can't talk to you. >> And did you hear my phone ringing? My phone's rang like three or four times since we've been standing here and I can't answer the phone and talk to you all at the same time. >> All right. So, what did you do this morning? You said you went to the Salvation Army. I left the Salvation Army and came home. >> Came home to get Aiden last night. Yes. >> Okay. >> And I stayed home with Aiden. I talked to Lavore. Um I talked to Ben. Ben said he come. I didn't look at my phone to find the My >> Do you want me to try and call it? >> When pressed further, Chelsea grew frustrated and refused to let officers search for her phone. During conversation, officers noted her slurred speech, unsteady stance, and physical signs. As backup arrived, officers confirmed Chelsea had returned with her toddler. >> I have no >> Chelsea. >> Listen, I know my rights, okay? I have no I have just got off of three PBS. I'll be I'll let officer move to myself. Do you mind? Of course I mind. >> All y'all have ever done is lock me and take me for my kids. I'll check my bags where you're not around. >> You want to wait for me right here? That's fine. No. Chelsea, >> what? >> How long has it been since you used any >> I've been clean for over a week. I get tested three times a week by >> UCF. How long has it been since you? >> Since I used over a week. >> It's been over a week. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> You stick out your tongue. You do. >> I just ate ice cream. >> Can you open up your mouth? Stick out your tongue. Okay. >> All right. >> I'm not using >> Chelsea. DCF is your speech is slurred. You're not steady on your feet. You have pot marks on your tongue. You have several indicators that are consistent with somebody who's recently used. >> How long has it been since you used something? >> I told you Saturday of last week. >> Saturday of last week. >> What else do we do from >> I'm going to wait for my other officer to get here. I'm going to make some phone calls and then we're going to figure it out. >> 9 to 8. We're on the back side of the apartment. >> Do you have a phone number for Ben while you've got your phone out? >> Okay. Hey, >> she is I think the medical term is high as >> right now. I'm going to try and get her mom's down in Venice. I'm going to try and get her to come up here. She's either going to jail or she's going to the hospital. I haven't decided which yet, but we're going to have to have somebody to take care of. His name's Aiden. >> All right. >> He seems okay now, but it's it's starting to get pretty hot out here. >> I'm going to make a phone call. If she gives you any problems at all, give me a shout. I'll come back. We'll put her in cuffs. Okay, >> sounds good. K. Hello, this is Travis. >> Hey Travis, it's officer Robert. Sorry I missed your call. >> Yes, sir. Um, my wife called me. I guess there's some situation with her sister. Do you need me to come there? I'm 15 minutes away. >> No. So, I think so Chelsea came back, so we're speaking to her now. So, I don't think I need you to come here anymore. But her mom, we're going to have to figure out something. I think Casey's mom is going to call Casey and see if she can come. >> Okay. And he didn't get injured in the accident. >> No. So, at this point, it's kind of uncertain whether they were even in that car at the time, which is good. >> Yeah. Well, I mean, yeah, it's good for him. I really She just needs to be whatever. Never mind. Uh, okay. Well, I'm going to be there anyways in 15 minutes. I just don't want Casey to have to deal with all this. So, I'm going to I'll just talk to you here in 15 minutes. If we need to take him with us or whatever that looks like, we'll figure that out. >> Oh, okay. Perfect. Then I'll see you guys soon. >> Yeah. Yeah. All right. All right. Bye. Hey. >> Hey, S. I just wanted to give you an update real quick. Yep. >> So, Chelsea returned to the apartment. >> Her story continued to unravel as she failed to provide reliable details about her companions. With her condition worsening, officers finally placed Chelsea under arrest. >> I'm saying is she says she wasn't involved in a crash without us letting her know there's a crash. And obviously, she was involved in a crash. Well, so I haven't brought up the crash yet, but she said she left with a guy named Ben in a black Volkswagen, and her friend Lavar uh left in a white Ford sedan, >> right? >> Uh separately from her. She said she has no idea what happened with the white Ford cuz he left the house before they did. >> Yeah. >> But I haven't questioned her specifically about a crash, but nobody's injured. Aiden seems fine. Uh but like I said, she's high as a kite, so she's more than likely going to be 10:15 for child neglect as soon as we get a caregiver here. Okay. >> Hey, Chelsea, is that Lavar's car? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, signal vehicle was involved with this. >> Yes. >> Well, look, have you talked to Lavar? Do you know what happened to him in his car? >> Okay. Well, if you weren't there, then that's Lavar's business. I'm not going to get into it with you. And it's not anything personal. It's just I don't want to air his business out if I thought maybe he'd talk to you about it. Were you able to find his phone number for Ben? Do you have a picture of him on your phone? >> Can you have fire route for a 33-year-old white female conscious and breathing? She's impaired on and she's in and out of consciousness. Me? >> Yes. >> I'm not in and out of consciousness. I'm tired. >> Take a nap this time. It's time to go in. >> I don't want an ambulance to come here. >> I'm going to tell my mom. Y'all can go. Okay. Well, I'm going to get an Uber and I'm going to go. >> Okay. >> All right, Chelsea, put your hands behind your back. >> Are you going to jail? >> Yep. >> What did I do? You got to call my mom to come get the baby. >> Stand up for me. >> During a search of her belongings revealed suspected narcotics hidden in her bag, though Chelsea denied ownership and tried blaming others. Family members nearby expressed frustration, urging officers not to cut her any more breaks. >> You're going to have to speak with the other officer, the investigating officer. Okay. He'll explain it to you. Oh, those are all tobacco roaches. >> What's in it? >> No, they're just Okay. >> I've done everything I can to complete probation. Like, what's going on now? >> Nothing. I'm not sure right now. >> What's going on with you now? Nothing. I'm doing good. >> Promise you. It's okay. I'm just not doing anything. >> You don't have anything in your brow? >> No. No. They're gonna search me when I get to jail and everything. >> Yeah, but the problem is if you have something on you, it's another charge. >> I know. I know. >> I just want to make sure. >> I'm not going to go to jail, right? >> Huh? >> Yes. You said you're going to jail for what? He'll explain it to you once he once he comes back. Come on. >> His going to be >> He'll be able to tell you more about it. Can you give me my phone? Yep. Everything's wrong with you. No. So I can start calling my bonds. >> Can't call right now. Once you get booked into jail, you'll be able to call. It's going to take a long You're going to start calling. >> Yep. I'm I'm turning on right now. 1050. >> Are you Travis? Yes. >> All right. >> 294 Romeo Hotel. >> Are you guys able to get inside and get him in the air conditioning? >> So So my I'll put him in my truck for a minute. Okay. Um, my wife's on her way here. She's going to have >> mind if I go to start my truck? >> Yeah, absolutely, man. He seems pretty chill, but it's he's got to be getting hot. >> 38. >> I know. We're going to get you in some air conditioning, buddy. >> You need to check. >> That's all diaper stuff. I've already looked at it. So, I just want to make sure like whatever like I get sick and tired of everybody trying to cut her deals like like row the freaking book at her and send her away please. Okay. >> She needs it badly. >> Yeah. Uh look, I try to cut people breaks when I can. Uh but when I'm I'm looking at her high as a kite, can't take care of >> smell something cuz right not alcohol, right? No, >> I don't smell any alcohol. Well, kid, the kid's the victim. Uh, so I'm not going to I'm not going to pull any punches on this. >> Well, the issue is that I I I'm well known in the area and I have a lot of businesses and so it's always been put on I when you meet my wife, her her is her halfsister, it's very different. >> Okay. >> Chelsea continued insisting she had changed her life, but officers pressed on. Among her items, they found crushed pills, powdery substances, and other drugrelated evidence. I'll get her information, make sure that Aiden's going to be okay. I'm I got to give DCF a call and let them know. >> You want me to give her information to you and then you can just >> Well, I I can't leave until a family >> I understand that she she'll check in. I'm just saying it'll save you some time so that when you just verify it's her, look at her ID or however you do that. >> Well, what's your last name, Travis? >> Hi. >> What's up? You and I both know that's not true. >> Listen, it's it's true. >> You and I both know that's not true. >> So, who you two? >> I told you that's been with you for some time now. He'll be here in a second. He'll explain it to you. Okay. >> He's going to explain everything to you. >> All right. But your brother-in-law is here. Okay. Yeah. He has a baby. All right. I take merons. So, how does this work? >> Well, we found some in your bag. What? >> What are those? >> What? >> I don't know. We're going to have to test it unless you know what it is. >> I don't know. I don't know what he collected from your bag. >> Oh my gosh. So, >> what was in your bag? >> There was in there. So, what else? >> And a powdery substance, which would have been Yeah, but I'm not going to jail for that. >> So, why are you carrying that stuff and why are you doing it? >> I'm not doing it. >> So, why do you have it? >> Because Ben left it in the bag when I got dropped off. >> It's in your possession. I understand that. >> You already know how that works. >> I know. You're going to have to talk to the judge. >> But you're saying the powder substance. Okay. So, I would not open that or go through it. Just stuck it in a stick it in a corner and give it back to her when you see it. >> Everything that I found that you are not allowed to have, I took out. Okay. >> Uh but one of the things was uh an opened plastic bag with some kind of powder that looks like. >> Officers read Chelsea her rights and questioned her about the substances. She gave inconsistent answers, but could not explain the powder. >> I need your help to do that. Since you're under arrest though, I'm going to read you your rights under Miranda. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in court. Do you understand each Chelsea? >> I must say, >> oh, I'm sorry. Do you understand each of these rights? I explain them to you. Okay. And having those rights in mind, are you willing to answer a couple questions about these things? All right. I know you already told the officer that you had, but look, I'm not a expert and it's going to help me out. This was in your like leopard skin purse. It kind of they kind of seem like pills that are mashed up. >> I got I got to see closer out those they look to me. >> No, they're white, I think. >> But I am a little bit color blind. They're white. >> Once they're white, they're just um but they're alone. >> Okay. And what the heck are these things? All my earplugs. >> Earplugs? >> Yes. >> What about these? >> These are my >> And then this was out in your backpack. >> There is. There's powder in it. >> Well, what was in it? >> I'm guessing it was all that. >> Okay. >> You're going to be charged with this. Uh you're going to be charged with child neglect. You can't be impaired while you're in the care of an infant. That's not safe. All right. >> Chelsea being charged with child. >> On May 21st, 2020, police received a call for help from a family that the suspect was acting aggressively. When they tried to speak with him, he refused to listen, becoming agitated. Suddenly, he ran through the yard toward the street, ignoring police commands. >> Uh 28 24. >> Hi. >> Hello. I'm here. >> And the black flower top. Yep. Okay. Um, she just got here. So, um, >> yes, ma'am. >> I need help. I need help. I need help. >> What's happening? >> You broke my door. >> I ain't broke no door. >> Hey. Hey. Come here. Come here. >> I'll [clears throat] get the dog. I was trying to hold the door. >> Huh? >> Yeah. Come here. Come here. >> Come here. >> Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. >> Come here. Come here. >> What happened? Come here. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. STOP. 45. WE GOT ONE RUNNING towards uh Apache Mohawk. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Stop. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. STOP. STOP. STOP. Come here. Stop. >> Police. Stop. Stop. >> Get on the crim. >> Put your hand. Put your hands behind your back. Head your back. >> What did I do? >> Damn. You got me tired. >> Hey, >> y'all see tonight my radio. >> Did y'all see this [ __ ] >> I did. Y'all, what y'all chase me for? >> Sit up. Stand up. Walk to my car. >> Marcus protested loudly, insisting he hadn't done anything. Officers informed him why he was under arrest. His mother revealed his health issues during conversation. >> Anything folks sick or stab. >> I live. >> Stop. >> All right. Just so you know, you're under arrest. Okay. For what? Obstruction. >> Simple battery. >> I try to do that. >> Flush is blood. I got hitting on me a >> little bit. >> A little bit. >> Yeah, that's coming from you, I think. >> Oh, is it? >> Have a seat. Okay. We're going to get you some water. Put your foot in. need to run on the treadmill more. >> He's hanging out. We got supervisor coming. >> Okay. >> Ambulance. We got to come look. >> So, >> you okay? >> Mom was yelling for help. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. He was Oh, yeah. She I could see >> her by the >> shirt like holding her. >> So, I thought he had about a neck. I saw I stepped out so I could see it. But, yeah, he was. And she was holling more and more for help. >> And then he ran out the back door. >> Yep. >> We saw I saw him. Y'all were in pursuit. your job. >> Nope. Cuz I'm going to give up and just say y'all go ahead. I'm scared. I was scared for her that she was going to give up. [screaming] >> Do you even know his name yet? >> Huh? >> Do you know his name? >> Yes. Marcus. Um his Marcus I think it is. Hold on. I feel like I didn't hear >> you have been here many times. Mama told me that. If not you, the police have. >> Yeah, >> it is Marcus. Uh, date of birth, >> I don't know where I'm looking. Ian, >> date of birth is 1994. >> And Marcus is MC US. >> Mhm. M A RC US. A disturbed man suddenly turned violent, lashing out at his own mother and brother. The chaos grew so uncontrollable that the terrified family had no choice but to call the police. >> Fire department. >> I talked to one of y'all. >> That's me. Yes, ma'am. You were booking on with that can. Well, I'm glad you okay. >> Yeah, but that's my child. >> I know it is. I I have two boys myself. >> Yeah, I got five. He the baby. >> One daughter. She's sick with all the Oh, wow. >> Yeah. Real well. >> My son not coming back. >> I got one in. >> Yeah, my oldest son, he's 46. You know, because he know confrontational for him cuz he think all the boys, did fire respond to that? >> Did you find your keys? >> Fire is out now. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Thank you. I got something to call where the key is. Did you lose it? I think it's in the >> fire response report. >> It's not clear that off the board. >> I got to lose some weight. >> Don't we all? >> Too big to be running. >> Let me tell you something. >> Way too big. >> Service 835. >> I had it going. >> Did y'all see me fall? >> Which one of y'all fail? >> Don't say nothing about that. Don't tell nobody that ain't seen that. >> Are you okay though? >> I know. We all got our calling. >> Be mine. >> Yeah, you're you're bleeding pretty good. >> You need bandaids. I have a bunch of them in my >> He just had [clears throat] some on him. We didn't know if people sneezed. >> Oh, okay. >> We'll take some alcohol or something. >> You got like a wipe. his wife over there. >> Sorry. >> 47 Delta 1 signal 71 7804 Street >> Brown is your complaint at security out with the black mail gray and black shorts area inside the mall from Barnes & Noble. Caller is requesting to ban the subject. 45 delta 20. >> If y'all want to >> Right on time. >> What's that? >> Y'all got here right on time. >> His mother begged officers not to charge him. Police clarified that under Georgia law, charges must be filed in domestic violence cases regardless of the family's wishes. >> Our supervisor is coming because of us chasing an attack on him. >> Yes. If you all do an assessment and determine >> a 1013. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Cuz right now we have criminal charges including a domestic violence charge. >> So we all need to come together and decide if it's going to be better for >> usually domestic violence is kind of >> get away. >> No. >> What's the word I'm looking for? I can't even breathe. >> It's a no-brainer. Take we don't have discretion >> a lot of times on domestic violence charges. So >> he's been off his mask for going on two and a half weeks now and he's like I said psychosis and paranoia and anxiety and depression and schizophrenia. So um right now we we're operating under somebody who's not mentally himself. Um mom says she can't make him take his medicine. he starts feeling like saying crazy stuff and he got aggressive towards his brother. So, I'm concerned for his well his emotional mental well-being as well. Uh I think he's acting out of his psychosis right now and that's why I said I know we need to call you because to him what are we going to do? >> Yeah. Have y'all ever come for an evaluation for him specifically? >> Yes. I haven't, but another mobile crisis team has. Yes. >> Do you know what facility he's been to? >> I can find out. >> I can find it. Um I want to say he went to Gateway and then they sent him to >> I'll give it to you. >> Let me see if one of our behavioral health people are working cuz they have a liaison with our gateway. >> And that's that. Yep, that's fine. I know he got transferred. He was at um Gateway and they sent him to I cannot think of the name of it. Hold on. I'll be right back. Okay. Marcus, you all right? What's up? >> Huh? >> What's up, man? You >> open the door, >> huh? [clears throat and snorts] >> I was saying, can you open the door? >> No, I can't. >> So, he he was at Gateway and they transferred him to Clarks on Waters. They're very familiar with him. Um, >> while we're here, could I get your first and last name? >> Yes. S O N J A >> and [snorts] your date of birth. >> 69. >> What's your telephone number? >> Which one? I think. Okay. 70. >> Uh, well, let me give you the work number. I never I don't know it. So, what is my work number? >> Uh, it it Oh, now that's a shame. Don't call me. 407. That's all I remember. Okay, your number is There we go. And what's your you're with uh Georgia Crisis Line. Are you >> licensed clinician? >> Licensed. >> What's the abbreviation? L >> L A PC. >> L A PC. >> What is your name, ma'am? >> Alicia. A L E S I A C 74. >> Is that your phone number? >> Mhm. It is um number is 40. >> All right. Where'd you go to find that? I hate these boys. Um I work on my phone. I had my phone. >> Oh, you put it. See, I know how to work an iPhone. How to work this thing. Why they change these things? all my phones. All right. >> I do my my my personal phone I have my number so I call me when I need to really mine out. >> Okay. >> You want my statement? >> Well, yeah. Georgia crisis line was called by the mother to do an assessment on her son. This guy >> who's 49 gets a permit today. We get here, she's standing by waiting for us. So we start talking to her trying to get the rundown of what how they got called. >> The woman described what had happened when officers asked >> knife to try to open the door because there's no lock. If he lock it from inside, it's hard to get a but a butter knife for opening. >> So you didn't want him to lock himself in the door, >> right? Because I want that you were yelling for help. >> Yes, because I wanted one of the ladies to see talk to him. The lady that I talked to on the phone >> said if she could visually see >> him that she could notice something is wrong, >> then she could do something. That's why I was holding the door hard as I could from the outside because he was going to try to push, you know, me out the way to get in. But he didn't push me. I just kept holding on to the door. Can you show me where you're >> Okay. Yeah, I'll show. >> This is the door. >> This is his room. >> This is his room. It's tow up cuz he won't keep it straight. I was holding the door and I saw saw the car. I would say, "Officer, help." Because he was coming toward the door from the kitchen >> to get me out the way. You understand? But he didn't touch me. >> Grab you. He didn't touch me at all, but he was fixing to. >> Okay. >> But I could help help. And see, I'm still holding on tight >> because I have carpal tunnel. Yeah. >> Hard as I could. So, he couldn't get me from the door. >> So, and when he was approaching you and you're yelling for help, you were you fearful that he was going to grab you and move you to get in there? >> Yeah. Or push me or something? >> Push you. Okay. >> To get in the room. >> Okay. >> But if I would have lost control of the handle, he could get in and lock himself in the door. >> Okay. Yeah. And it will open with a butter knife. You got to somebody got to hold it and try to >> press the lock. >> Because to us when we we heard you and when we got out there, we could almost see a struggle and it looked >> But he was he was near me. >> He was behind standing behind you. >> Yeah. He was near but I'm holding the door. >> It's almost like he was reaching around you. >> Yeah. To try to get access to the room. >> Okay. So he didn't intentionally like try to strike you, but he was reaching and touching. >> Officers reassured the family that while charges had to be filed, Marcus' case might be moved into mental health court where treatment could be prioritized. They carefully explained the process to his family. >> In time, that's what's going to happen though. And then he can get whatever help he gets at the jail and then we're going to follow up. We'll forward his information and the situation uh surrounding this incident today to our behavioral health folks. They'll be in in the morning. they can take care of him. Uh if they want to do it this afternoon, they can. It's up to them. Uh they'll follow up with him in the morning. >> What I'm trying to explain to you, sir, >> he is paranoid schizophrenic. He have anxiety and depression. >> I understand >> people with mental health. He did not >> fight the officer or anything. I'm not pressing charges. I only called >> crisis to help me. >> I understand >> to look at him. And the lady said if she could visually see. That's why I was holding on to the outside of his room door because if I lost control of the knob, >> he was going to run. >> He was going to run and lock himself in there. I got carpal tunnel. I can't even make a fist. But it was hurting me to hold on >> so that he wouldn't get me out of the way. >> I understand. >> He didn't strike me. >> Doesn't matter. >> And he's going to jail. Why? >> Yes, ma'am. For a domestic violence charge. Because what he did is domestic violence. And you don't have a choice as to whether or not you press charges. All right. when it becomes that sort of thing, the state of Georgia steps in and we take care of that. Now, when he gets out there to the jail, we inform the the nursing staff that's at the jail of what happened. >> They have never been in jail in his life. >> I understand. Well, he's going to go there today and they're going to let him know. We'll let the nurse know what's going on. There's a nurse that has to accept them when you come to the jail and we'll let them know everything that's situated and they have a place for people who are having psychiatric uh you know it's not like a a place a section for them but they have a place where they can uh can treat those type folk. >> Can he be transferred? What type of charge is this? >> That's what I'm >> What type of charge is this? >> I told you what he was going to be charged. So the I mean >> the idea is once he gets examined they're going to take and hold him and then he can get um seen by their behavioral health people who can then transfer him. I told him that he's been the gateway into um >> Clark. Clark >> he's also been to Georgia Regional. He was diagnosed in 2017. >> Yes ma'am. >> And that's who diagnosed him Georgia Regional and Savannah Counseling. >> So he has to go through the process in order to get the help through the mental health part of it because he ran from them. They it is considered obstruction and of justice. >> Well, what what type of charge is that? A felony, a misdemeanor. >> No, ma'am. No, no, ma'am. >> Cuz he he's never been in trouble in his life. >> Yeah. And I mean the judge >> he ran from officers before that I called out here. He was never charged. He ran through the cut. Officers have came here last year. >> Be in the court when he goes for his >> So like I No, not for arraignment. But, uh, what what I assume that they'll do is normally when there's somebody who they can document has or who they know has documented mental, uh, health. >> Well, I got something in my car. They know, let me finish. Okay. >> That when they have somebody like that when they'll take their case and instead of putting it through the normal court system, they'll put it in the mental health court. All right? But that's not something that we control today. All right? Today, he broke the law. So, we have to do what we have to do. But what I'm saying, >> the other officers that came here when I needed help, >> I can't speak for what they did. >> They he ran and no one took him to jail. >> Yes. They pursued him and at the end of the cut. >> So, I will say that recently laws have changed as far as what we what we can and can't do with uh mental health patients. All right. uh before we kind of had a choice as to whether or not we were pressing charges or we could take them to a hospital and get them 1013 or we could uh have them uh looked at for a 1013. All right. But a lot of stuff has changed in the last 6, eight months, a yearish and so our our >> Thank you guys. >> Our uh you as well, our our hands have gotten a little bit more tied as to what we can do. All right. So, I'm telling you this is what's going to happen and it's the best thing for him today. He's going to be taken care of. All right. My guys are going to take him to the hospital. They're going to get him checked medically because we have to. Uh even though they came here, he's going to be taken to the hospital. He'll be medically checked at the hospital. He'll be cleared to go to the jail. They'll take him to the jail. They'll leave him there. They'll speak with the nurse. They'll let him know what's going on. Then we will forward the information to our behavioral health folks and they can follow up with the nursing staff at the jail. And then I'm sure these folks are going to be involved. I mean, as as you know, they're they're already involved and they have records to show his history and that sort of thing. >> And they have my information as well as hers. So, they can call me something. >> Well, we're going we're going to give you some information anyway. No, I want you to breathe cuz we're going to we're trying to >> cuz I'm upset because I did not want him arrested. I called to get him help cuz he's mental health. >> That's what's helping not to go to jail. Well, listen. Until he can get the help he needs because right now he's a risk. He could be a risk to you. >> And I would hate for something to happen while he's in a psychotic state and he's not thinking clearly. And >> do you know he's going to jail? >> I haven't told him. He doesn't want to talk to me. He doesn't want to talk to any >> father. They attempt to talk to him. He kind of bucks at them. So, um, he's he's still agitated. We don't want you to get hurt, ma'am. I know you love your son. We all most people love their children and want what's best for them. But we're going to sit down and talk and talk this through. They have our information. And >> this is not right. This is not right. >> You're good. When you're When you're good, you're good. >> This not right. >> All right. I'm going to go. Come on, Mom. Come talk with me. >> He don't need to go to go to jail cuz he ran. >> Thank you. >> Officers adhered to their legal duty by proceeding with charges despite the woman's objections. Can >> you scoot over some? Can you scoot over some? Scoot over a little bit so I can put the seat belt on. Slide slide your signal over 100 street. If you slide your going to be a lot more comfortable. Slide your Marcus. Marcus, slide over. Okay, there you go. Must [ __ ] out of my elbow. >> His elbow's bleeding, too. >> Yeah, you got to take him off, >> unfortunately. >> Will you go with me? Of course. >> Hey. >> Well, when I when I attacked Woody, I like rolled on my back and then I just rolled on top of him. >> I didn't do lethality for her. She was pretty upset. So, >> yeah, she's mad at me because y'all take him to jail. >> Well, you shouldn't have committed a crime in our presence. >> Well, that's what I said. I said we don't have a choice, man. >> She's screaming help, too. She's screaming help and there's a struggle over the door cuz she was trying to keep the door closed. >> She said that she was trying to keep him from escaping and he didn't assault her and she doesn't want to press charges. I said I understand but she did tell me that you definitely have simple assault because she said that he was coming towards her and she >> medical staff performed a thorough physical assessment of the man evaluating his wounds and overall health condition. They also noted his uncooperative behavior and reviewed his medical history to ensure proper care and treatment. >> Ask about that. But >> you have any pain anywhere? >> 510. >> 510. Okay. >> All right. And weight. >> You know how much you weigh? >> 200. >> 200. Okay. >> All right. Any allergies we need to know about? Any medication allergies? >> Over mallergies wearing a white arguing near the entrance of Should be a pile of clothes next to the vehicle. >> Marcus, any allergies? 47. >> Can you tell me what brought you in? >> Are you hurting anywhere? >> Don't have an available unit at >> 47. Can you give me a call back? within like 2 minutes. All >> those calls that came in two minutes. >> Hello sir, I'm fine with registration. I just wanted to verify some information if I could. >> Okay. >> What's your name? Date of birth. >> Okay. Savannah 31 located >> CRN69 I think. >> Huh? >> What is your name, sir? I'll be right back. Will, I know they're going to call Mrs. >> Can you tell me your full name? >> Marcus, can you tell me your full name? >> Can you tell me your birthday? ass. I'm one of the ER doctors. Okay. >> Where do you need us to set him up? >> He's probably not going to talk to you. He ain't saying anything. >> He was in a use of force. He got tackled on the ground and he's got some cuts on his arms. >> Is he under arrest for anything domestic violence charge? >> But nothing. You think there's any drugs alcohol on board that we know? says the carousel caller is not on scene. So I guess >> Hey buddy, I'm Jay Goldstein. I'm one of the ER doctors. We're just here to take a look at you and make sure you're okay. All right. I'm not going to do anything anything to hurt you or anything. I just want to look at your arm. Okay. Does that hurt? >> Huh? Does it hurt when I push on you? >> So, I kind of do enough to >> pull your pulse real quick. Sit up for me one more time. After the arrest, the individual was taken through standard procedures, including a search and medical evaluation. Despite concerns and wishes for help, legal steps had to be followed to ensure custody and safety under the law. I don't know. Apparently, there's a new quarter master. >> I wish Miss Star was over there. >> What happened? >> Star is at the county. She's county quarter master. See if the uh I think shot said that they switched her to uh one of the other departments. Yeah, she was the star was I love Miss Star. went over five the first time. That's it. 44 delt. Go ahead. I got one >> one. This is good to go. >> Thank you. >> We don't have any um medications or changes or anything. >> Thank you. All right. You want me to go with you to jail? Should be good. Go ahead. >> Because of what happened today, we have to go here and we're going to see the judge. Okay. No, ma'am. County will meet at 31st. All right, Marcus. Stand right here on this yellow arrow. Okay. [snorts] Stand on the wall. When we're here, they're going to come out here and search you. Okay. You can't walk around. You got to stay on the wall. All right. What are they going to search me for? >> They just have to. It's protocol. >> Y'all search the [ __ ] out here. >> I know, but they have to do it again cuz we're somewhere else now. Why haven't you been taking your medicine? All right, they're coming. Stay right here. Stay right here. Right here. Right here. Marcus, right here. >> DVA charges. [snorts] You can come over here with a second to the left. Have a seat right here. Hold these cups in front of you, man. a size 10 and a half. >> Marcus, can you sit up? I'm going to take this cuff and I'm going to put it to the front of your body. All right. >> What's your first name? >> And your last name? >> What is it? RN, >> what's your birthday? >> Ever been here before? >> No. >> We had a useful force clearance. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Stand up for me. Get on the scale. How tall are you? >> All right. >> 1243. I'm 10 from that seven. >> Got a little cut on his elbow. >> All right. You can have a seat. >> Marcus was charged with domestic violence and obstruction. On September 1st, 2023, police received a call from school that a 16-year-old was caught at school with a loaded gun and nearly 50 rounds of ammunition. After arriving, the teacher explained to the officers what had happened. Police read the teen his rights, Miranda warning, and explained legal procedures, including the right to an attorney. >> I don't need to bring a book bag every day. All right. What the [clears throat] [snorts] >> Oh, do I need to be in for this part or I'm going to take pictures? >> The only one to put something in my [ __ ] bro. All right. You have the right to remain silent. You understand that? >> I got to read it. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say you can will be used against you before. >> You have the right to consult with an attorney before you make a statement or answer any questions and the right to have an attorney present during questioning. >> Come on, get me in the car. Stop, bro. >> I got to get you understand this, bro. My [ __ ] life overcome so, bro. You don't understand this, bro. I got trial. I got trial. D, >> come on. We're talking about this right now, >> bro. I don't care, bro. Just come on. Just don't protect me. >> I'm going to run through this [ __ ] bro. >> If you want an attorney, >> you have the right to consult with an attorney before you make a statement or answer any questions. >> And the right to have an attorney present during questioning. If you want an attorney but cannot afford to hire an attorney, you want to be appointed to represent you before any question of charge. >> You understand? >> Yes or no? >> Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Are you willing to answer questions, make statement without an attorney being present? And then we threaten force you or promise you anything to cause you to answer questions and make >> Hey, good morning. >> School staff discussed how the situation escalated. Staff also informed how they communicated with parents while trying to manage the incident. How y'all know? Put it in there when I left my foot bag when I went to the >> Well, that's cuz he didn't have it. Coach had to go back. >> No, I didn't. I left it right there on the floor beside him. >> Right. But coach had to go back in here. >> No, he did not. >> He did not way later after I left >> when you came. >> Coach wasn't even in here when I left. >> That's what I'm saying. >> Yeah, I understand when I came back. >> I understand. >> Sophomore. >> But you don't understand. I just I ask you a question. >> I just emptied that book. >> I just emptied that book back in front of coach chat. >> Hey, I have a student with a gun on campus >> with a gun. [snorts] Setting it up. >> Yeah, but this one's, you know, loaded. Um, yeah. >> So, he was searched. Um, I got to figure out how we got to the point of searching him. >> Um, he's in my resource. >> What? Yeah. Let me let me get to that to all of that information. I just wanted to alert you right now of what I had. >> Yes. And um I'll send you a picture of it and then once I get all the details, I'll call you back and let you know. But I really just want a view of what was going on just in case you heard it from Yeah, I will. I will, but I want to get all the details. >> Okay. Who is this person? >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. We're good. >> All right. We're good. All right. Thanks. >> That's my first >> Okay. So De, do you get how how did this come about? >> Basically, he Chad got caught up just upstairs in the bathroom. Teacher saying that she smelled some weed in in her class, I guess. >> So what what rest were you in the restroom? >> Yeah, I was coming out the restroom. >> Which restroom? >> So you were upstairs 200 >> and it's fine. >> So you're upstairs 200. Teacher called and said they smell some So smoke coming from the vents. >> So who went upstairs 200? >> Chad. >> So Chad went upstairs 200, >> right? >> Found Tylon. >> Those him and Coley came out the bathroom. >> They came out the bathroom. Okay. >> Right. >> So >> Chad went in and then came back out. >> Gotcha. And >> he said told me it smelled like weed in there. >> Okay. So then how did you get to the office? >> Because when we were walking out the bathroom, the lady stopped cooting. She was like, "Hold the door." And then she came out and she started writing the names on the paper. And then when Chapman walked in the hallway, I was like, "Hey, Coach Chapman, do you want me to class?" He was like, "Um, no." The lady was like, they were in the bathroom. Chapman was like, "Where we at?" That's how >> Okay. So, walked you down to the office. >> Okay. So, then when you got in the office, then what? >> Then we went right into his office. >> You went into his office. How did you get in here? >> Oh, in this in this >> in this office. >> He brought my book back in here from after I went to the bathroom. >> So, he went to the bathroom. So, >> you were in Coach Chat's office when they when they brought their backpack in here. >> And upon bringing your backpack in here, we were primarily looking for marijuana. >> They got that salty smell. But upon looking for marijuana, we found >> So he kept arguing back and forth about cuz basically when he was in chatting, he was just pulling stuff out. Miss Williams was like, "We got to go through the bag, make sure there's nothing else in there." >> Well, he kept I would have called my mom. Call my dad. You guys can't I'm don't consent to search. >> Okay. >> And then M. Williams was trying to explain like we don't have to do that. >> All I need is reasonable suspicion. >> Correct. >> Right. Well, he started going back out, sitting down and wouldn't come back in here. Took his bag and everything. So, I'm like, "Taban, we got we smell we smell weed. So, come on. We don't need to parents. They let him search. You want to let him search?" >> And he the whole time when he was in chatting, he kept real loud trying to I guess divert from >> the searching. >> So, how'd he finally get the backpack? >> So, I'm put I'm like, "Hey, I smell weed. I'm about to detain you. You're you're you're acting weird right now, so I'm going to detain you. Well, we was tustling in here >> for a good two or three minutes and he like, "Damn, damn. That like just doing whatever." And then I finally got him in cuffs. Finally took the book off. Finally got him in cuffs and then the book bag put it here. Searched him. Nothing going on his body. And then I'm like, "What else is in here? Just go ahead and search." And that's when I was like going through to make sure there's no more weed. And that's when I found another. >> Okay. >> And he claims it's not his some other guy there. >> Yeah. >> Heroin says it's not there, >> right? >> So, um All right, that makes sense now. So, [snorts] the other boy, he's out here. Did he have a backpack or anything? >> He didn't have anything. >> He didn't have anything on him. Okay. >> All right. All right. So >> y'all search him. >> Yeah. >> You dug me his nuts like you begging mom. >> I didn't search him because I was dealing with you >> cuz you wouldn't. >> All right. >> Back up. >> You touch nobody now. But I just told you something. But let me get Let's get me a B. I already know. >> So can you put that in my Can you put my money in my car? >> Oh, this is great. We >> This is not This is not how it works >> in the comments in my inventory. >> That's all I need. Y'all can keep resting. >> So, he'll be going down, >> right? >> All right. I'm going to follow up with uh Exion and uh let me call back tonight. So, you said you stop talking. You don't understand. police bro like school shoot or something. I ain't do none of that weapon on school. >> Whoa, that's like way more than 21 days. >> I'm saying but keep calling dog. Damn, bro. I know you going to believe me, but that ain't my [ __ ] It don't matter if you believe me or not. I was fighting some gas. I thought I >> What's going on? What's going on? >> Okay. So, we separating. >> Yeah. Is this uh Mr. Larry. Mr. Larry, I got um Mr. here in my office. He was found with a firearm on the school campus. Firearm. >> Yeah. So, um are you able you able to come up here or? >> Yeah. Hello. >> Yeah, >> I'm sorry, Daddy. Bro, it's going to be straight. I'm doing I I don't know who tried me like that, but it's straight. >> What happened? >> I don't know. Somebody tried me. >> That's what I'm saying. I don't know. But I'm not saying I don't want to talk too much in front of their body camera. They they acting like >> I don't know. I don't know. The teen was sent to jail, expelled from school, and charged with possession of a firearm, possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia. On May 12th, 2024, police were called at a local club. When officers arrived, they noticed a woman being disorderly. Officers gave the woman many warnings to leave and she refused. Why you doing this? Don't do this [ __ ] man. Come on. >> I'm getting Thank you. >> I found two chicks out here. >> I thought it was security picked up in >> Oh my god. Did you [ __ ] last weekend we get to go somewhere. What? >> There is nothing going on people. It's time to leave. >> Oh my god. I'm sorry. Can I walk this way? >> I'm trying to make sure. >> Can I walk this way? >> Walk this way to leave. >> Oh, no. Yeah, I'm leaving. I'm just Yeah, >> because because of a >> Because of a what? >> You over here telling what? Because these white [ __ ] were over here pushing me. But I'm getting kicked out of the [ __ ] bar. >> They're the ones who kicked you out. >> Yes, they kicked me out. >> We didn't even do [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, >> we didn't do [ __ ] >> It's closing anyways. >> What the [ __ ] >> You're not. >> That's crazy. No, I'm not going anywhere. >> I'm staying right here. >> You have to leave. >> You don't want to get arrested. All right. Hey, if that trash can get another She is going to get arrested. >> They weren't doing nothing. They kicked her out. That's all I got. >> How many [ __ ] they got in this [ __ ] that's not like this [ __ ] What the [ __ ] >> No. >> But they do have rights. >> I don't give a damn about a right. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about a right. [ __ ] again. This [ __ ] doesn't have license anyways. >> Regardless of closing, >> that's >> regardless of the deal. Go charge them about the [ __ ] that are not >> charge them with 21 and under. >> Go check these singers that are not 21 and under. >> The individual continued resisting and challenged police enforcement. Police gave repeated warnings when the individual refused to comply and security prepared for arrest. If you leave the property, ma'am, you don't want to get banned from here or arrested. >> I don't give a damn about getting banned from this. >> They kicked you. They kicked you out. >> They can kick me out. They can kick me out all they want. >> Then they can trespass you, which means you will be arrested. So if you don't, you want to get arrested. I promise you, I know. But the fact that you put your [ __ ] hands on me and the fact that I'm sitting here, I don't give a damn about [ __ ] >> Okay. How about you don't give a damn about >> sisters in this [ __ ] >> How about I DON'T GIVE A TWIN SISTER IN the car? >> I don't give a damn. [ __ ] about to get their [ __ ] rocked. >> No, let's not. >> That's what's going to happen. >> These [ __ ] over here putting their hands on my [ __ ] ass while [ __ ] is over here >> security. >> Okay, just make sure we >> I don't give a damn about police. You're doing your [ __ ] job as you should. >> I don't give a damn. I'm not mad about a [ __ ] police putting their [ __ ] hands on me cuz you're doing your [ __ ] job. I don't give a damn. But [ __ ] over here putting their [ __ ] hands on me. And [ __ ] got [ __ ] in here who are 12, 16, 14 in this [ __ ] >> But you put over here. You over here. You're over here. Over here. You're attacking me. But you're not attacking these [ __ ] 14, 16 year olds in this [ __ ] >> So this is private property. This is public. Right. >> You want to You want to check us? >> Go and check the 14 16 year olds in this thing. >> [ __ ] get your friend. >> Go ahead. No. >> No. >> There is 16 14y old [ __ ] No, you can't address [ __ ] >> But you was over here and I have a problem. There's nothing going on. I don't have a problem going over [ __ ] >> I'm going to address her. That's fine. But you want 16 17 do that. I can't cuz I'm out here with you. You understand that? >> Yeah. Go inside. >> Watch where your hands are dealing. You need to leave. >> I'm right here. Go deal with it. Hey, look. I'm right here. Go do it. >> I'm right here. Go do it. >> You need to leave. >> I'm right here. Go do it. I'm right here. Go do it. >> You need to go get off the property, please. >> I'm right here. I'm right here. >> No. Stop. >> Like she comes clear. Please stop. >> No. >> Wait. >> I am waiting. >> I AM WAITING. >> WAIT. >> I am waiting. Go over here. >> You better tell her. >> Go over here. >> No, no, no, >> no. >> If you don't leave, if you do not leave, >> I don't want you touching. >> If you don't leave, you got I got No, >> I'm about to arrest you. Oh my god. >> I'm about to arrest my >> Why you arresting us? >> Trespassing. >> Trespassing. >> Trespassing where? >> Listen. >> You're doing too much. >> Where? Where? >> Go over there and go find the 16. >> Come here. >> MA'AM, COME OVER THERE. >> YOU making me mad. >> Go over there and go check on 15 16 17. No, I'm done. >> I'm done. Okay. >> I'm done. >> No, no, no. I'm done. No, no, no. I am done. >> No, I am done. I'm telling you. >> Uhuh. Stop. >> Get off the wall. Get her against the wall. >> Okay, hold on. >> It's not multiple times. >> It's not about multiple times. This is about wear. >> Officers attempt to cuff the person while she continues arguing and resisting. Officers repeatedly try to explain procedures and the consequences of non-compliance. >> Close my shirt. >> No, y'all tripping. >> No, let me close my shirt. >> Y'all doing too much. >> Let me double lock these so they close up. >> You a whole bunch of times. >> It's not about a whole bunch of times. >> Get her arm. She No, >> she she pushed her fingers. >> Let me close my shirt, bro. >> Let me close my shirt, bro. >> Let me pull your shirt, please. >> No, it's not brown. Why? >> Okay. Okay. Otherwise, >> go over her hand. >> Put the handcuffs over her >> tight a little bit more. >> Okay, >> I'll bring your car up. >> Get up. >> Get up. >> Wait. Double lock it. >> Get her up. >> Get her up. >> No. Stop getting up. Stop getting right here. >> No. Yeah. >> Oh goodness. >> No. >> All that. >> All that. >> All you had to keep going is go down the block. >> All you have to >> Ma'am, we gave you numerous. It's not about numerous times. >> Yes, we did. >> It's not about numerous times. You could have just told me go down the block. >> We told you to leave. Your friend need to about leave. >> What are you looking for? >> It's about you're not talking about the right >> thing. And you know you're not talking about the right thing. >> And you know you're not talking about the right thing. The other ones and you know you're not talking about the right thing. >> Both of you the other >> And you know as a black woman you're not talking about the right thing. >> We gave you a black woman face. >> You're not talking about >> you're not talking about it. I promise you not. >> So, >> so as a black woman, you're not talking about the right thing. >> Okay. I can't get the rest of it. >> You're not talking. Stop. I'm staying by this. >> I'm a swan to my gra. >> It's not. It's not. We're going to have to We're going to carry it. >> It's not security. It's not security. I promise you it's not. >> In the car. >> I promise you it's not secured. >> I promise you it's not secured. >> Wait. Set her down. Set her down. >> I promise you it's not secured. I promise you it's secured. >> I promise you it's not secured. I promise you it's sassured. She was sassured. I promise you it's not secured. I promise you it's secured. >> I promise you it's secured. I promise you it's fast. >> I promise you it's massacred. >> I promise I promise you it's massacred. I promise you it's massacred. I promise you it's massacred. I promise you it's >> I promise you it's mass secured. I promise you it's not secured. >> I promise you it's not secure. I promise you it's not secure. I promise you it's mass. >> I promise. >> We're going head first. Grandma, ready? One. >> I promise you it's massacred. >> I promise you it's not secured. >> 1 2 3. >> I promise you it's massacred. >> I promise you it's massacred. I promise you it's massacred. I promise you it's massacred. >> I promise you it's massacred. >> I promise you it's massacred. I promise you it's fast. I promise you. >> I got her. >> They did it incorrectly. >> They did it incorrectly. >> They did it incorrectly. >> They did it incorrectly. >> They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. >> They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it. >> Excuse me. >> They do it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. They did it incorrectly. >> The woman was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest. On May 26th, 2025, officers were dispatched after a call reported a woman running topless across an intersection, banging on the hood of a car. Officers asked her to cover up and clarified what happened. Officers verified that no physical altercation occurred between the couple. >> I'm just driving. >> Okay. >> He's driving sober. >> Do you know this woman, sir? >> Yes. My boyfriend is my husband. >> Okay. What What happened to you? >> Nothing. I just >> Okay. It's not normal for people to run across the intersection with her top off. So, what happened to you? Why is your face all here? Will you get her out? Will you cover yourself up, though? >> Yeah. Sorry. No, >> you're fine. Is >> No, that's his. >> Are you okay? Put your stuff back on. >> He said cover myself up. Yeah, just staying on out here. I'm trying to figure out what's going on this way. My activities are out, but >> what what's happened? >> I just had a baby. Nothing's passing. Okay. >> I'm I'm drunk. She's not drunk. That's That's the only thing that's happened. >> I'm I don't I don't But nothing crazy. >> Okay. So, what what's up with her? Somebody called in. So, she jumped out of the car, was beating on the hood of the car and running across the intersection. >> You guys having an argument or something or cuz you got a scratch on your forehead there. >> It's not even us arguing. She's just a little anxious, too drunk and tried to wind it in. >> Okay. >> But nothing between us. Just >> Okay. How'd you get all How'd you get all scratched up? >> We were on the boat all day. >> Jump in the water, jumping off this, jumping off that. But >> yeah, that's the I understand. I'm waiting right here. So, I knew it was coming cuz she ran across the street. But >> I'm just trying to figure out why >> nothing happened. >> Okay. I just don't understand why. >> Well, >> we're all here. You know what I'm saying? Like someone called. >> Yeah. Yeah. I got the car. I said, "I want to go to Mermaids," which is down there a little bit further. He said he didn't want to go to Mermaids. I said, "I'm going to get out the car and go to Mermaids." I jumped out the car and I started walking. He said, "Oh, you're going to go to Mermaids." I said, "Yeah, I'm going to go to mermaids." That's all that happened. I said, "Okay, cool." >> So, you just hopped out the car. Was it still driving? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you like fall over? >> No. No. I I literally We were at I I don't know if it's this light or that late, but I hopped and I said, "I'm going to go to mermaids cuz I like mermaids. I'm a little drunk. It's my birthday." That's not actually my birthday, but my birthday's on the 4th. Today's like the what? 27th. The next weekend, Sunday is my birthday weekend. So, I said, "Okay." >> Okay. >> I'm going to go out. You know, I don't care what you do. I'm going to go out. So, >> are you guys heading home? And you're like, "No, I want to stay at I want." And you just hopped out. >> I said, "I want to stay home. I want to go out to Mermaids." He said he doesn't want to go. So, I said, "I'm getting out the" and I ran across the street. >> He said, "You're tripping. You're crazy." Sure. >> He tried to >> lodge the car across the street and I said, "You're right." >> He tried to do what? >> He tried to The car was like going this way. I'm sorry. The car was going this way. He tried to go that way and I said, "You're tripping." But you know, honestly, he's being normal, but >> I'm only He's He's grown. We've been together for 4 years. >> How old are How old are you? >> He's 34. He's 33. I'm 23. >> Okay. >> So, he's turning. So, was the car moving while you're >> I jumped out the car >> about how fast? Roughly? >> 1 mile. It was at this light. It came to this. >> So, you're just rolling and you get out. >> Yeah. I I decided to hop out of the car cuz I want to go to mermaids. >> So, this is all an argument over you wanted to stay out party. >> I want to go to mermaids. I'm young as [ __ ] I'm I'm a little you know, not I'm a little girl, but you know what I'm saying. I'm I'm young. >> So, just so I'm clear, you didn't put your hands on him. >> No, sir. >> He didn't put your his hands on you. >> No. >> He didn't hit you with the car. He didn't. And when I do a talk to the people who called in, they're going to say the same thing, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Did she strike you at any point? >> No, she never strike. We were on a boat today. >> Did you strike her? Cuz she's got injuries on her as well. >> But we're on the boat today. We're on and off the boat. On and off the boat. So, jumping in, jumping out. >> Is this normal for her to run across the intersection like that? Cuz we had a bunch of people calling in. >> It's not normal for her cuz we just had a child. So, it's been 9 months pretty much like sober in the house. >> Yeah. >> The couple explained the circumstances. The woman was visibly intoxicated but cooperative with officers. >> Dr. I have a three-month-old. I I get it. >> She hasn't been drinking much. This is her first time really drinking since her pregnancy. >> Okay. >> And I feel like she's just so drunk she can't really like bring it back. She can't really like I I really didn't I didn't want to chase her across the street. I parked on this side cuz I was like, "Okay, well, you know, I already tried to tell her to just get in the car, babe. >> We're about to get married in a few months and we're just help them. Help them. Help us. You you got any you know you know any of these any of them? >> Yes. He's great. >> Oh okay. Yeah. We're just trying to figure out. >> Okay. >> Going on. But >> nothing actually. Just >> what you say? >> Hang out somewhere. >> You can be honest with me. I don't care. >> I said nothing's going on. That's what I said. >> No, not bad. What did you say about him? >> I said I don't know. I said nothing's going on. >> You say cheater? >> Yeah. No. >> No. I thought you said it. I got something on my ear. >> I never >> actually No. Never. Actually, >> does he treat you well? He treats me amazing. He actually bought the car. >> Okay, that's good. >> Actually, yeah, >> that's good. >> I don't know. >> And you guys been together for 4 years? >> Yeah. Four and a half. >> So, he's been So, you've been together for 4 and a half years and he bought a bought you a car or he bought himself a car and you guys kind >> That's my car. >> All right. Did he buy? >> I have to look up the [ __ ] life. That's my car. >> He bought it for you? >> Well, not really. It's my It's in my name. It's all in my name. >> Okay. >> He put down the down payment. >> So, he helped you. >> Yeah, but it's pretty good. It's pretty good, right? >> So, what happened to your face? You look like you got a perfect handprint in the side of your face. >> Really? >> Perfect. Perfect finger hand print. >> I'm so pretty. Are you serious? >> I'm not saying that. I'm saying you have a perfect handprint right here in the I I Okay. >> I'm black. What are you talking about? >> That doesn't have anything to do with anything. You could still have a handprint in your face. >> Can I see? >> Yeah. I'm going to take picture of it. >> All right. We turn this way and I'll show you what I'm talking about. >> No, no, no. Just like turn to the side so I can get There you go. Hang on. >> Yes, sir. >> And then the other side just so I can >> Yeah. There you go. >> Yes, sir. >> To show that there is or is not. This one doesn't look like it. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, there's you right there. There's a per there's like four fingers right there. It looks like a perfect smack. >> Do you see mine? >> That's not a tattoo. That those are No, it's not a tattoo. >> Man, I'm not Man, I'm not trying to be rude to you. I've been a sheriff 20 years. I'm not an expert, but I know what it looks like with somebody been smacked. >> We're engaged. >> Okay. That doesn't have anything to I didn't ask anything about that. >> Engaged. >> We're engaged. >> So, what happened to your face? And what happened to him? Cuz he's covered in injuries, too. >> He's covered in injuries. >> Yes. He's got a scratch on his neck, on his chest. >> I don't know why he's covered injuries. We're in >> Would it be Would it surprise you that if he said you attacked him? >> He said I attacked him. Well, he didn't say that, but it would surprise me if he did. Actually, it would surprise you then. >> It actually would. You could actually put my hands behind my back if you said I'm not asking because I know he didn't say that. I'm just I'm talking to you. >> Hey, listen. I got a word in Atlanta. You can say that he said that, but I know he did say that. So >> I said, would it shock you if he said that? >> It would absolutely shock me cuz I know my man didn't say that. >> So would it shock you that the Can I talk to you real quick? >> It would absolutely shock me cuz I know my man did say that. >> Would it shock you if the 911 caller said that he observed him hitting you in the car? >> He didn't say that. >> The 911 caller did. So >> Okay. Well, absolutely. It would shock me. >> Did he hit you? He did not He did not hit you. >> I'm not saying he shocked you. >> He did not hit me at all. I did not hit him. He did not hit each other. We have been together for three and a half years. No one shot anyone. It would observe me if anyone said anyone hit anyone because no one hit anyone. Okay, >> that's all I'm saying. So, if you want to arrest me right now, >> I'm not I'm not arresting you. I'm just asking questions now. >> No one did anything. >> That's all I got to say cuz I I really have to go home cuz no one except anyone. He didn't hit me. had to hit him. That's all I got to say. Alerico. And I'm actually not scared of you guys arresting me. So you guys can let him go. You can arrest me in this car and we can take me wherever you're going. I don't give a [ __ ] Never care. He's looking back. He's smiling. I don't care. Go ahead. >> All right. One second. >> Byebye. Man, I'm glad you're proud of that. >> All right, I'm going to photograph your injuries real quick. >> Say again. >> I don't have any injuries. >> You have several injuries. You You have >> the boat right now. >> Regardless, I need a photograph. >> No problem. >> All right. So, >> look straight ahead. >> All right. You don't look like you've been drinking or anything. So, I mean, at this point, nobody's alleging anything. I mean, I got her for running across the street naked. I can arrest her for that. So, let me go research something and she'll probably be toting that. So, if she wants to get an attitude, then she can take the ride. Her mouth will get her in trouble. Then she can go. >> The deputies clarified the reason for her arrest. The woman's recent child birth was noted and officers attempted to handle the situation amicably. >> Back to Atlanta. Talk >> I got a warrant for aggravated assault in Atlanta cuz I >> We don't We don't care about that. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What I'm just saying is it's not extraditable, but I'm just letting them know before they go back and check that because they're looking and they're like, "Oh, this is that." Okay, he can arrest me, but don't arrest him because there's nothing wrong. And that's my car and I'm saying he has warrants to drive my car. That's my GLC 300. He has automatically warrants to drive my car. >> Why are yall trying to make >> We're married actually. Why you trying to make a case? We're good. It's not. Like I said, I'm not the investigating deputy. I don't know what >> I know he is. Okay. He He is, but he's fine. >> He's not trying to make a case. We're just trying to >> I don't give a [ __ ] Look, me. >> Okay. Were Were you in Were you involved in this in >> Yes, he was. He saw everything that happened. >> Okay. You're not involved. Please do me a favor. Please step back. I'm going to ask you I'm going to ask you please step back. Okay. You have nothing to do with this situation right now. Please step back. >> I understand. But you don't have anything to do with this situation right now. So, please do me a favor and step back. Okay? >> Hey, look. We have the same like look look at that. >> Okay. I I listen I hear you. >> All I'm saying is you're over dramatic. >> How am I being overdramatic? >> Your friends are being overdramatic. >> I'm not doing anything. Am I? >> I I really don't go. >> I'm not doing anything over dramatic. Am I? I'm just standing here. >> You're telling your friends to do what they're doing? >> They're doing their job. That's so horrible. >> That's my car and nothing's going on over my car. >> Okay. >> And he's fine. >> Okay. >> Let him go. >> What happened in Georgia? Listen, I don't care what happened in Georgia. >> What happened in Georgia? You want to know? >> I'm serious. ex was abusive. He used to abusive. He was abusive as ex to beat me. He used to to beat my me out anywhere. He used to get drunk as used to be like, "Hey, you're going home with me." Mind you, I used to want to go home with my friends. I'm 19 years old. I love my friends. I used to want to hang out with my friends. He used to beat me and tell me that I'm going home with him. That's what happened in Atlanta and I left Atlanta and I came to Florida. I came to St. Pete, actually. >> Listen, it's a good Listen, >> I came to St. Pete, actually. Listen, that's what happened. >> He's abusive. And it's a good thing you left. >> Yeah, >> it's a good thing you left. >> I did. >> Yeah, it's what happened. >> Listen, that's why >> that's what happened in Georgia. >> That's why all I did is I just want >> And I I a man. >> I fought this. Watch out. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> You want to hook this way? >> That's real. >> Yes, sir. >> We'll come talk. >> We'll come [laughter] talk in a second. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Being arrested for disoriently intel. >> I understand that. I understand that. You're running across this. >> I understand. Listen, this is not okay. You need to calm down. Calm down. >> Let us do our job. >> I understand. >> Taylor, you're not going to >> I understand. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Calm down. >> I understand. I don't give a [ __ ] >> We're in a [ __ ] car. You're good. We're good. Everyone's good. Good night. >> Have a seat, please. >> Yes, I will have a seat. >> Can you turn the air on a little bit more? >> All right. She's going for the sorely in talks. So, she wants to talk [ __ ] and I'll be petty, too. >> We think something physical happened between them two. Let me tell you what happened was he tried to get her to leave because she was doing that. >> So, I get the proceeding. I'm talking like in the car cuz he's got something right here. She's got a little something something. But each one of them says nothing happened. So, she's not getting arrested for domestic. I know. Real quick, she's not getting arrested for any of that. She's getting arrested because she's run across the street in public during that. So that's why she's got to get arrested. >> Yeah, I can understand that. And then >> he's going to free. >> All right. She's got to get >> The woman was arrested on charges of disorderly intoxication with her warrant listed as non-extraditable. The charges were ultimately dropped after her court appearance, but she still walked away with a $450 fine. 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.