Hey, one more. Grab it. Go touch. Put it down. Put it down. >> People can lose it in the most unbelievable ways. And the Kairens of the world take it to a whole new level. From yelling at employees to causing chaos in public. >> I don't smell weed. My brother don't smoke weed. Get out of my brother's house before I call a mothering lawyer. Well, you guys were just in there without his permission after we told you not to be in there. >> These moments show just how wild human behavior can get. No one is safe from their outbursts, not even the police. Here are some wild cases when cops arrest the most unhinged Karens ever. On September 8th, 2024, police in Lakewood, Ohio, received a call about a purse being stolen. Officers reviewed the Walmart security footage to understand what happened. >> So, right now, you're being detained. We're going to figure out who you are. But right now, you description. >> You someone that was your >> took someone that was in your handbag. >> Okay. >> Let's get out of the music. >> I got you. I got you. >> Let's get out of the music. It's not me. I'm not this. >> Let's get out of the music. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, we have her in handcuffs right now. She's back here. >> Is this her? >> That's her. Okay. >> Okay. So, she was just over there at the island. I found her. Right now, she's being detained. We're going to get her identity, but as of right now, we think we have her. >> Okay. >> Where's the I got you. No, it's I'm not >> Can you like go over here, please? >> I got over here. It's fine. You're too close. Just back up, man. Just back up. >> Back up. >> Back up. >> Back up. Back up. Get back. Back up. Just take a step back. Hey, >> whose car was in the back lot that you were going by? >> Walmart. Like, I don't There's a black Chevy. Okay. So, like my partner was saying, why are you taking >> We have you we have you on camera. Take a purse. That's not >> Well, we saw you dropping in a vehicle. So, now we're trying to figure out where the purse is. >> A purse that's not mine. >> There was a black purse. We have somebody here. >> Come here. >> We're going to go in here. out of the way. >> No, I swear. >> I swear. >> What's here? >> No. No. Go ahead. My purse is right there. You can check. Yeah, I have my That's my wallet. I have an ID. I have a phone. I think my phone is in there. >> I have a name of birth. >> I don't have anything that is bad. Like, >> okay. Do you want to read it for? >> Yeah. >> What is happening? I'm so sorry. >> So, I'm going to read you Miranda rights. Okay. >> Why? Why am I in so much trouble? Like, what is happening? >> I can't do anything. >> I'm going to read your rights and then we'll talk about it. Okay. >> No. No. >> Hey, come here. So, you have the right to remain silent and then you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. >> Despite video evidence, the suspect continued denying involvement. Police pressed her about the car linked to the theft, but she insisted she didn't take anything. >> If you decide to enter any qu If you decide to answer any questions now, without an attorney present, you will have the right to stop answering at any moment that you wish. Do you understand your rights? They've been right to you. >> Okay. So now with with your rights in mind, do you want to talk to us? >> I'm just scared like what is happening? Yeah. >> You you want to you want to wave your rights? Okay. So here's here's the deal. So we got a call today about a purse missing. Okay. We went in the back and we talked we we talked with staff. We looked at the cameras and and we saw you on camera with a black purse and clutching it on your left side. Okay. You walked to a vehicle. The person was dropped off in the vehicle and now we see you here. So now that's why you were detained and that's why I just memorandized you because you match your description of what's going on right now. Okay. >> Oh, okay. >> So we're trying to figure out do that though. >> Well, you're matching the description. So >> I would never steal from someone that why I'm in trouble. Like I don't even know why that's happening. >> He should almost go for a >> No, no, no. Ev no. >> Do you want me to get another car here? No, please. I won't do anything. I'm literally I'm not doing anything. You guys, please. >> Please don't. >> At the very least, you can get her the suspect. >> Yeah, please. >> She matches the description, >> right? But I mean, >> I will I don't care. That's fine. Take me. >> I mean, I can pull up a picture. >> I don't steal. I never have. I've never done that. You can look at all my stuff. I have a record. Like, I have >> We have pin footage. >> No, they think that I stole. Like I don't know what that is. >> We have video of you doing it. >> Stealing what? >> Stealing what though? >> It was a black purse that was missing. Okay. >> Okay. >> But stealing what though? Like I don't have anything. >> The purse. The purse was stolen. >> I didn't steal a purse. I swear. >> What do I do though if I I'm really innocent. Like what do I do? I have a child. Like I'm literally not I'm not an idiot. I don't steal like that. like >> the person like literally been out. >> Yeah. >> I stole her. >> We're We're going to go We're going to go this way. Okay. Where it's less. >> Okay. >> Just come with me. You're okay. How he >> is that guy like gone? >> All right. Good. Cuz he was about to go too. >> Is this locked or something? >> Uh, no. >> All right. >> Okay. >> All right. Right here. Stand up against the wall. Okay. >> Yep. Oh, you [snorts] off as well real quick. Yeah, he's privy patrol. >> Oh, really? Nice to meet you, man. >> Alejandro. >> Alejandro. >> Man, if you just want to step away right now. >> What's mine? Come here. >> I don't really want >> No, Asia. Stop. It's fine. [laughter] >> Can I Where can I stand that it'll be like? >> Did you meet her right here? Yeah, she she she was she understood him and was willing to wait. >> Who's Whose car was that? The red Chevy who or not red black Chevy that was over here? >> I'm not sure. I didn't drive. >> Okay. So, >> so you're saying that you didn't take a purse from out there, walk over here, put it in the car, and then walk back in >> 100. >> Police informed her about the arrest. They explained the severity of the charges. >> Like, I I really I'm not kidding. Like, I'm arrested. Like, I have no idea about that. Like I didn't do that. I don't know. >> We're figuring things out right now. Okay. >> But I order. >> But right now, you match a description of somebody that we see on camera actively stealing. >> I get it. But it wasn't me. I swear to God. So then if that's a statement you want to go with, I'm not that person. Then what do we do? Like I don't know. I just got [snorts] [snorts] >> like embarrassing, too. There's no more. >> That's why we're back here on the back. So, >> yeah, but we were >> just trying to keep you away from >> I was we were literally like I have I worked two jobs. I was a kid. >> That was fun. Literally, like I'm not a loser. I just weird. Like, I swear to God, this is the first time I've been able to hang out with my friends before this. >> Oh, there you are. Hey. Yeah. So, um, long story short, we were taking the report. We got camera footage. She matches the description. So, right now, we're just trying to figure out what's going on. She was Miranda. She was the one to speak with us. So, um, Kap's on the phone, I think, with boss right now. Just seeing what >> All right. So, yeah, she's going to go in for felony theft because there's three credit cards. >> Um, so that's >> for me. >> Yep. You're under arrest for felony theft right now. Okay. So, you're coming with us. >> Um, I'll go in the car and I'll bring it around. >> Okay. What do you mean for? What do you mean? >> We have you on camera stealing a purse. Okay. And >> And the reason it's a felony theft is because there were credit cards in the purse that you took. Okay. >> What do you mean? >> And right now we can play this game all night, but there's car keys in that bag. So if those car keys end up somewhere where someone's cargo stolen, this is all coming down on you. >> That's fine. >> So if you if you know if you know whose car that was figured out, I said, "Where's the purse at?" >> I have my car. Yeah, it it was left in a black Chevy Impala Impala Malibu. So, we're trying to figure out where the car is right now cuz that was the last time the purse was seen on camera. >> Officers checked her handcuffs and prepared to search her before transport. The suspect continued expressing confusion and fear. >> I don't know what to do. >> What are they saying? >> I don't know. They're saying that I don't have my car keys. I don't know what to do. >> Okay, >> that's all I have. >> Asia, that's all I have. I don't have >> I don't know what else to say or do. Like I don't I've never been in this situation. I don't know what to do. >> I appreciate that. >> Can you call? >> You already told me what to handle if >> I don't know what to do. I don't I literally have no idea. I didn't steal from anyone. Like what's this? >> I cannot move from this spot or else I'll get us both in more trouble. >> I don't want to, but I don't have us. I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do. Well, what is my next move? What should I do? >> Your next move is you're coming to jail. >> That's the next move. >> Yeah. What? Where are we going? >> You're going to Lakewood jail. >> Lakewood? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> And then when you're getting booked in, you'll you'll be able to ask questions and you'll talk to >> I don't know. >> You'll talk to the person who's going to book you and we'll figure out Lakewood for what? >> Felony theft >> for But I if I didn't steal from someone, what do I do? Like, what does that mean? What do you mean felony? I never stole from anyone. I don't even know what that means. >> Okay. >> I really don't like I don't understand. >> Can you hold this while I double check? You just want to face away from me, ma'am. I'm just going to check your handcuffs. >> I don't know either. It's not even better. >> Ma'am, take a step forward, please. >> Okay, >> let's go down the steps. >> Just leave her there for a second. The victims are just want to have [laughter] >> Oh, okay. I got you. As long as I [laughter] >> don't even understand. >> I don't know what to do. [laughter] >> I don't get it. What's that 91 Asia, please let them know. I don't know. >> Hey, kill that. Do we want to get this? >> When the suspect was placed into the patrol car, still protesting and demanding to know why she's under arrest somewhere, right? >> Do you search her yet? >> I don't know what's happening. >> Looks like it. >> Yeah, they said 100%. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. All right. So, we're going to go ahead and just lay up against the car here. I'm going to search you. You don't have anything that's going to stab, stick, or poke me, do you? >> No. >> Okay. Can you widen your stance for me, please? Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going to be searching your your left pocket right now. Okay. >> Okay. >> That one just kept >> I don't know what >> he was. It's as simple as that. >> Okay. I'm I'm going to be searching your back left pocket. Okay. Asia, you hear what I said. >> I called him. He knows. Want to >> switch. Okay. I'm searching your your jacket pocket. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I got to have earrings. >> You have earrings? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We'll get those out when we get to the jail. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm searching searching your front right pocket now. Okay. >> All right. I'm going to search your back right pocket now. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have a shirt on under this jacket? >> You do. >> In the car. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Reminds you of the jacket. And make sure that there's nothing in here. Okay. >> Yeah. cuz it's you can see. >> Okay. >> So, she went to that car. So, she doesn't. >> Okay. I'm just checking your waistband. Okay. She's good. >> Or you want that side or this side? >> Let's put it on this side. Okay. >> All right. So, just take a seat. >> Can you zip me back off? >> Is that the jacket? Certainly. >> McDonald's. >> All right. Just take a seat. Watch your head. >> Okay. >> Like, what did I do? Why am I under arrest? >> Okay. Are you comfortable? >> No. But like what happened? What did I do? Can I know why I'm under arrest? Like what happened? Come on. Heat. Okay. I don't know if it's right now. >> The woman was charged with theft and disorderly conduct. When the woman's aggressive behavior made things worse for her, our next suspect took things to a whole new level. >> My arm. My arm. My arm. My arm. It's my sport. Please put your number on your >> Before that, if you enjoyed the video, please give us a thumbs up. >> On June 29th, 2025 in Illinois, police approached Lauren, who appeared distressed after allegedly hitting the people she lived with. Officers tried to speak with her, but she refused to answer questions about what happened that night. >> Do you want to talk to me? Do you want to talk to me, Lauren? What happened tonight? Can you answer me? Did you hate Lauren, I'm going to need you to answer my questions so I make sure you're all right and find out what happened tonight. Can you do that? No. >> Whiskey for traffic. >> All right. All right. Well, you know, domestic battery. >> I'm going to be obligated to take you to jail. >> You understand that? >> Frank Adam 583. Frank Adam 583. It's going to be a silver. >> Do you understand? >> 67. How do you feel right now? All right. Come on. Step up. Come out of the bed. You're not going to answer my questions. We're going to put you under arrest. Can you answer my question so I can figure out what happened? I'm going to have to assume what told me is correct. Okay. Do you understand that? Do you want to answer anything? All right. Come on. Come out of the bed. You're under arrest. >> Don't pull. Don't pull. Don't pull me. I'm >> Don't resist. I'm going I am going. >> He made me vap in this house. He kisses me. I hate drugs and alcohol. >> Okay. You're on You're under arrest. Okay. >> I punched him out of >> Do not hit me. I will use force. That >> I need help from you. >> That's not going to happen. >> That's not happening. >> I will use force to make you comply. Okay. >> Can you speak for >> stand up? Do it on your own free will. Don't make me pull you out of the bed. >> Okay. Come out of the bed. >> You need to stand up. Come up. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Do not hit us or kick us. >> We will. >> Lauren decided to make things hard for the cops. Police, on the other hand, remained calm and tried to advise her on the best course of action. >> I'm trying to support this [ __ ] >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Stand up. Come on. You're going with us. >> Don't resist. >> Don't resist. >> Don't resist. >> Hands behind your back. >> To the station. >> Hands behind your back. >> I didn't do anything. >> Hands behind your back. Look, I got Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. >> That's fine. You're back. >> Are you okay? Do you want to hug? >> No. >> You want to feed her other arm? My arm. My arm. My arm. I play sports. Please >> put your arm behind your back. >> My arm. Put it behind your back. >> Okay. Are you okay? >> Stop resisting. Put it behind your back. Give us your arm. >> I'm really scared. I'm really scared. No. Please look in my room. >> Put it behind your back. I'm scared. Are you going to rear? [laughter] I'm scared. On your back. >> Please. Please listen. Help. Number [laughter] three. >> All right. Stand up. >> Stand up. Lauren, >> stand up. Stand up. >> Wait. Can you please can My arms? My arms. My arms. My [screaming] arms. Do you see me? >> Where is this thing? I got to double lock a handcuff. Yeah, you do. Check for fit, too. Can you turn around so I can tighten up or lock your handcuffs? They don't get too tight. Can you stand up on your own? I want to check the fit of your handcuffs so they're not so tight. Okay. Can you stand up? Thank you. Let's see this light here. What do you need, Lauren? >> My arm is getting hurt. >> Okay. >> I just need a hug right now. >> Well, we can't do that. [laughter] >> Why? >> Okay. Can we get some shoes for you, please? >> Are these your shoes? Do you want Do you want to slip into them? >> I want you to stay in this house. I don't feel safe. >> Okay. >> Do you want to slip into your shoes? >> I want you to stay in this house, too. Stay in this house. >> We got to take you to the jail. Okay. >> Let's make this go smoothly. >> Can you slip on your shoes or you going to go barefooted? It's up to you. >> Please live in this house with me and you want to put your shoes on it. >> Okay. Can you put your shoes on? Can you put your shoes on? >> We'll just these are yours, I'm guessing. Right. >> All right. Come on. We're going to walk you to the >> police arranged for a squad car to transport her. Another officer confirmed the details of the case, but Lauren kept figning ignorance. >> I don't know. That's got her. >> Yeah, I got her. >> You want to just make sure they're not? >> Yeah. >> [laughter] >> Yeah, just in case. Yep. All right. Lock down nice and slow. Pen one, can you show one female 95 pull in the drive? Okay, >> we'll be right back. >> I'm going to have you close. >> No, >> I can tell you don't do drugs and alcohol. You want to live with someone who doesn't do driving. >> Okay, come on to the car. You switch out of the bike again. Yeah, that's what took me so far to get here. >> Uh, Matt, he's got a squad. >> Yeah, but can you do the transport? I'm going to sit with a supplement report and all that. >> All right. >> Yeah, >> we just got to double check with Matt and make sure he's got all the info. >> Yeah, that's why I'm going to stay in and talk to him. >> Yeah, >> I just briefly got what happened. All right. We're going to sit you on the passenger side of this car. Okay. >> I want to stay with you. >> Okay. You're going to come back to the station with me. All right. >> Yeah. If you can turn turn and face me and then sit down with your [laughter] >> careful. Make sure you get your >> All right. Swing your body up. >> Come on. We're going to get you to the station. Get those off you. Okay. >> The faster you get in here, the faster we'll get you to the station. >> All right. mail the first ride here from back to >> what's that? >> Okay, we're going to get you to the station in those handcuffs. They are properly fit. Okay, I made sure of that. >> Okay, we're going to transport you to the station right away. Okay. >> Lauren was charged with domestic battery and resisting arrest. While Lauren ultimately faced the consequences of her actions, our next suspect tried to play smart with the cop. >> On April 22nd, 2023, a West Lake, Ohio officer noticed a possible vehicle violation in a parking lot. While he tried to check if everything was in order, contacting the owner did not go smoothly. >> Back in the car, you're coming out of the car. >> Okay, I take the video. All right. Come on. Come on. [ __ ] >> Get out of the car now. >> Okay. Okay. >> Get out of the car. >> You want to play around? Get out of the car now. >> My 784. Send me another car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> But okay, man. Why you doing this? >> Get out of the car. >> Okay. I'm going down, but take it easy. >> Get out of the car. >> Nothing. I'm just asking why you stop. >> Get out of the car. I told you to get back in the car. Now you want to go. Come on. Come on. >> Take a video, man. Take a video. Hey, >> take a video, man. >> You're You're under arrest, man. >> I'm sorry, man. I'm sorry. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. >> Get out of the car. Take your other foot out. I don't want you to hurt I don't want to hurt you. Get out of the car. >> My I got everything for >> Okay. You should have listened before. >> Get out of the car. >> Okay. I just >> Get out now. >> I just want to know, man, what happened. You know, [crying] >> she got mental problems. >> Hey, [screaming] calm down. Go outside. It's the daughter. It's the daughter. >> Hey, do me a favor. You get back in the car. >> Get back in the car. >> You think, man? You got >> calm down and get back in the car. >> Man, please >> listen. You're not listening to me. >> I can make listen to you. Just please. >> Will you get out of the car now? >> Okay. Because you want arresting me with no reason. Okay. >> Come on. >> Hey, >> I need you to get out of the car. >> Okay. I going to take down, man. I need you to get out of the car. >> Okay, man. Okay. But you need me You need to tell me something. Oh, >> come on. Get out of the car. Why are you not listening? >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Let me >> get out of the car. >> Okay. Okay. I'm good, man. >> Get out of the car. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. >> See, you broke my >> Get on the ground. >> Oh, okay, man. Okay. Okay. >> No, it's my husband. >> Call the police. Call the police. Where? >> Um um attorney. Call my attorney. Going to be okay. My attorney, my attorney, she got mental problem, man. Don't give up, please. >> Please, you should have listened and got out of the car a while ago. >> Okay. Please. >> She got mental problem. Please, man. >> I got someone on the way here. >> It's his daughter. >> Get back in the car. >> It's his daughter birthday, man. >> Get back in the car. [crying] >> I'm going to get you up and put you in my car now. >> Okay. >> You're going to comply. >> Okay, man. >> Come on. >> But I I got to need a reason. >> I got to call my attorney. >> Come on. Now, now is not the time to call your attorney. >> Okay, man. >> Hey, calm down. >> What are you What are you reaching for, dude? >> I don't reach. >> What do you not understand? >> I don't reach. I don't reach. I'm just asking this to Okay, I'm just asking. Can you give this to her, please? I don't want to move. I promise you. >> The man insisted he's harmless, a major red flag, and insisted the cop was acting aggressively. Soon the situation would become tense as the passengers of the vehicle decided they would rather be a nuisance. >> I don't got nothing. >> You jump. She jumps out of the car. You jump out of the car. Come on, man. >> I don't jump. I just asked you why. >> I told you to get back. >> Hey, you said you're going to comply. I'm not going to break your phone. Let me >> You broke my I'm address. Give it to her. It's her phone. >> Go and stand over there. You're going to get arrested, too. It's her phone. >> You can't do nothing. >> Hey, do me a favor. Keep her under control. Okay. Okay. Stay back. >> Okay. Give the phone. It's the It's the It's Boy, >> it's going with you. >> It's her phone. Please. >> It's her fault. >> Yeah. Okay. That's her, you know. >> I got it. I'm keeping it dry, man. >> Do you have anything on me that's going to poke me? >> You can check all my You broke my >> Anything? Yeah. Well, you should have got out of the car. >> It's her birthday, man. >> What is this? these AirPods, man. It's my daughter birthday, man. Thank you very much, man. Appreciate that, man. >> Here, I'm going to take these so I don't get broke. Turn around so I can hook the cuffs up so they're not going to tighten on you, >> man. I I don't know why you're doing these. >> I don't know why you didn't just get back in the car when I told you to. >> I can go back, man. I I tell you. Okay. What's going on? >> He just grabbed him out of the car for no reason. >> Okay. What? Who grabbed who out of the car? >> My last calm down. Calm down. Calm down. >> Hey, can I start over now? >> No, I don't have to help cuz I know that. >> I pulled you over because the the the >> Okay, but you drive. >> Listen, I pulled you over because the driver the the owner of this car is showing suspended. >> You listen. You hop out of the car, I tell you to get back in. He hops out of the car, I tell him to get back in. Just listen. You can just go to jail. [screaming] >> Resist. Put your >> hand [laughter] [screaming] back. Relax. [screaming] >> Okay, I have problem. >> Okay, >> take a breath. >> I don't want to talk. Please, I don't want I don't have nothing. >> Put her in the car. >> I don't have nothing. >> All right, let's go back. I'm double lock. >> I'm unlocked. Now you need a >> [screaming] >> They explained why the adults were restrained and encouraged the teens to stay calm. Police checked the juveniles for safety, confirmed there were no weapons, and attempted to keep them comfortable. [screaming] >> Bro, what are you doing? >> She's just, bro. Oh, calm down. >> What are you doing? >> Calm down. And you're going too. [laughter] Stop. Stop. >> You're nuts. Chill out. Calm down. [screaming] >> Calm down. All right. Just calm, dude. That's the whole thing is everyone needs to be calm. >> She She's being detained. She's not Nothing's going to happen if everybody chills out. >> Everybody needs to chill. >> She She has problems. >> Okay, man. And I get it. But you know what? We don't know you guys. And all of a sudden, everybody's flying off the handle. What do you think we got to do? So, I don't know who who's the dude that's in the drive in the passenger seat. Who was that? >> My mom. >> No, now your mom's in the driver's seat. >> Oh, yeah. My My stepdad. >> Okay. If he I wasn't here, but if he comes out all hot and crazy, then we got to do what we got to do to settle him down. And then now your mom's going crazy. And now we don't know what the heck's going on. All right. I'm going to need you to chill out. All right. How old are you, man? I'm >> 15. >> Okay, dude. I get it, man. >> Jeez. >> All right. You want to grab that key? >> Okay. Excuse. Grab that one. >> Grab that one for me here. Put this on here. Let's Let's Let's lock that back up there. >> Wow. Sister >> And how old is your Your sister's fine. How old is she? >> Uh, she just turned right now 13. >> 13. Okay. >> It was her birthday. >> And you're 15 and she's 13. All right. Let's just chill out. You don't have weapons or anything on you, right? No. >> Okay, man. Let me just real quick just make sure you don't know nothing on you. Okay. Where do you go to school, bro? Uh, >> okay. How old are you, bud? Is >> that your mom and your dad? >> Yeah, my mom and my dad. She's >> I ran out of the report room. >> Yeah, >> I told her I was giving her a minute to calm down and then come back and talk to her. All right. The boy says she's got problems, but yeah, not I don't know what the deal is that there obviously I have one of the one of the ones will work. One of these one of the >> Yeah. Open the door for you. Let's just do this. You guys thirsty, hungry, anything like that? How about you? You thirsty? Want anything to eat? >> Yeah. >> Which one? Both. >> Oh, sure. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Anything you can't eat or >> allergies? Anything like that? >> No. >> You sure you don't want anything to drink? We are safe with those juveniles. >> The man was charged with resisting arrest and having a suspended vehicle license plate. Sometimes people make a big deal over a simple matter, just like this woman who lost her temper over a parking ticket. >> I'm Officer Lopez with Key Westb. >> Stop. On September 6th, 2025, officers were dispatched following reports of a woman acting aggressively toward a parking enforcement officer. Instead of speaking about the issue calmly, she caused a big scene. >> All right. Come over here and tell me what happened. >> Can I speak with you, ma'am? >> Yeah. Come on. >> Her either way. >> Okay. All right. What's going on right now? and there's just a lot of emotion going on and I think that >> things just kind of came to a head and I don't know what happened with the com with the interaction and whatnot but it just kind of just came to a head. So you wrote a ticket. >> Mhm. I'm a robber. >> Okay. >> She come to me. Yeah. A lot of bad thing. Oh, you American. Why you write ticket? Blah blah blah. And then she tried to come to me. Another girl with her tried to kill her. Calm down. What the guy? Yeah. Another girl. Yeah. She he doing his job. Why you coming to like and another girl from the store >> coming? Hey, why you try to do that? She say, "Bitch, you not American." And it went to that girl from the store, tried to find her, and she went inside. Inside? >> No, not her. Another girl. That's a guest. I think that's a guest. Yeah, she went inside. She's inside over there now. >> So, the girl that was trying to like make everything. >> Yeah, she went inside now inside because she was trying to get away from her. >> She tried to fight her >> because this one, this female tried to fight that one and she and she got away because she was >> Yes. being aggressive. >> That's it. Exactly. And she know police command they was there. They keep warning. They keep warning. And I'm just watching. That's why we cing here. >> But she didn't touch you. >> No, she didn't touch me. >> Okay. >> Who is she to you? >> My wife. >> Your wife. >> 28 years. >> 28 years. Wow. Congratulations on that. >> Uh, how did you get this little abrasion on your chest? >> Oh, I don't know. Probably when I I'm always scratching myself. >> You are? Yeah. Okay. >> I'm always scratching. Like that's all I do. >> Just like a little nervous tick and everything. I have like I have stuff all over me. >> Okay. >> But that's just what I do. >> All right. Okay. >> Did she say verbally something to you? >> Yes. >> That she was going to hurt you or do something to you. To give you an example. Um she didn't say, "Oh, I'm going to beat your ass." Or, "Um, I will." >> Yeah. She said that. She said that. She I think she said she said that because because of another girl. She kept her. She tried to run to me. >> Lower your voice. Okay. >> Scare me. >> Get away from me. >> You're going to arrest her. >> I'm just a >> Listen to me. Listen to me. I'm Officer Lopez with Key West. >> Oh, I'm so scared. >> Hold up. Stop. >> Don't you scare me. I'm >> They're going to arrest you if you don't stop. >> You touch her. >> Miss Anna, can you stop? >> You touch her and I'm taking you to jail. >> I wouldn't touch anybody. I'm not aing monster. >> Honey, they're going to take you to jail. >> Come on, take me to jail. I don't give a right now. I don't care. >> You stop you. >> Enough. We're all adults here. Why are you acting like a child? >> I'm not acting like a child. Officers urged her to remain calm, but she continued shouting over them. Despite efforts to reason with her, the woman remained loud and erratic. >> Judge me. I don't judge you. >> No, they're talking. [screaming] >> Shut the up. >> They're talking. >> I've been raised and bartered and worked my ass off and now I have to go through. I'm not going to do it anymore. Go ahead and ask me. Do you think that I wake up this morning? That I wake up every morning thinking I need to arrest 10 people tonight. You know what I think about? Where am I walking my dog? Because I have a dog. That's what I think about. [clears throat] So if you think that police we wake up every day thinking, "Oh, >> I don't need to explain anything to anybody and I don't need to explain anything anything to you." But however, you have to >> laugh at [screaming] me. Go. I keep laughing. You piece of >> As much as I want. >> He's gone. Laughing at me. >> How am I a lifetime American that work my and pay taxes for some piece of like you stop. Please stop. Look at me. Please just stop. For me. For me. >> There's some people that deserve it, but that lovely does it. >> Johnny, please stop. Please for me. Please for me. We got to go home tomorrow. Please for me. Let's just stop. Okay. >> Do you have children? >> No. >> Four dogs. >> Thank god I don't. >> I want to raise them. >> 28 years we've been together. She's never done this. And so I'm just sad. >> She's lost so many family members in the last few days or >> and I'm trying to empathize. >> I know. >> Look at me. Look at me. He needs to shut the up. >> Jenny, stop. >> He's laughing. Like, that's not cool. >> Jenny, I made my life better for a piece of that come here. >> Stop yelling because then you're going to be looking at another charge. >> Look at me. Look at your dogs. >> I don't need any charges on a >> You know what? I can't tell you that you are selfish. You are being selfish because you have no care for her. No, I am telling you right now and everybody you don't care about her because you are being selfish. You can't even act right and do this for her. [screaming] >> Thanks. >> You can't do this for her. >> Try to keep it together for her. Not for yourself, but at least for somebody else. >> Happy birthday. Come on. >> I'm trying to empathize. >> I don't even care anymore. Clearly, >> clear clearly you don't care. >> Yeah, because you don't know. >> You don't care about me. >> I'm trying to understand you. >> I'm trying to understand you and have a conversation. Hold on. I'm trying to have a conversation with you just like I had a conversation with them because at the end of the day, I wasn't there. So, I need to know what actually happened. >> I'm not taking any hold on. I'm not taking anybody's size here. I'm trying to find. >> As her behavior escalated, officers made the decision to end the altercation. Meanwhile, the woman decided to make things harder. >> Put your hands on your back. >> I can't believe you would choose that. >> I'm not going to have somebody laughing over there at me. I worked my ass off. I've been through it all. It's my birthday. >> I can't believe do that to me. >> Grab my phone, please. Ow. God. Just put it in a nicer place. I can't believe you that you car. >> Do me a favor and sit down. Sit down until I get done. >> I just need to know like I I'll talk to you. >> We'll let you know when we get there. Okay. I deserve this. Well, you're not acting right. So, in response, we just had a conversation and we got down to the bottom of this. We weren't being predicted. Okay. I was trying to speak with you. He was trying to speak with you. We're both being cordial. And you wanted to scream and you wanted to yell. You had to move. How are you knowing how he's looking at me? Ma'am ma'am ma'am I'm not trying to be disrespectful but what you are saying that's why kids in middle school and in kindergarten pretty much like complain about you and I I think we can agree that we are at that age that if somebody's laughing or somebody is acting like that. Disrespectful. Like, who are they? >> Right. >> Disrespectful. >> Can I tell you something? That woman right there, she really cares about you. >> I know she does, but >> but can you let me finish? Let me finish. Because again, I'm just trying to have a conversation with you and I want you to see what I can see from my perspective and my point of view right now because I know that you are upset a lot. You are going through a lot. But I want you to remember this. I know that everything that is going on right now with you is affecting you. But sometimes we have if we can't do it for ourselves, can you do it for somebody else that you care about? Because I know that you care about her. >> So So you know how she was begging you and saying over and over, "Do it. Do it for me. Do it for me." >> The officers resumed their efforts to calm her down. The woman, on the other hand, continued her childish behavior and hurling less than savory remarks. >> Say that. So, how come like we couldn't get to that point to to talk about and and and resolve the issue? >> How come? >> And that guy's over there in the background laughing at me. What the dude? >> I get that every day at work. [snorts] And guess what? I can't do anything about it. >> I I get that at work. She gets that every day at work. And is there anything we can do about it? No. That's what children do. They they they they laugh at each other or whatever. Like you know, but you are a grown woman. >> I know. >> And why should you care? >> Why? >> I love you. I love my >> Can I ask you something? Because I'm really I'm really >> I'm very curious about this. I want to ask you something. Does it bother you the fact that he's a black man? >> Stop. Why are you yellow? >> Black or white or Mexican? My whole life is friends with everybody. >> I just wanted to know because >> I'm not a prejudice. >> I'm not saying you are. I was asking you. >> I would never do that. >> Does it bother you that a black Africanamean male is uh working uh doing his job? No, never. >> Do you think that he should be treated that way just because of what he's doing as his job? >> No, cuz he loved that. It was me. >> That's so like >> So you are telling me >> I don't >> You are telling me that just because somebody was laughing at you, you will you will allow that to ruin this what you have with her. or I don't want to be I am not a box. I'm just a person and I love my life. Watch out for the rocks. That hurts really bad. Can you loosen it a little on my left arm, please? It hurts really. >> They are not meant to be comfortable. >> My family is not white. And you can eat. >> Step out away from me. >> Step out. I swear to God, I don't know what the I need to do, but I need to get out of here. >> Yeah, you need >> You're not going to keep me here. >> You need to step out. >> I need to bail out. >> Get over here. >> Why you holding me like that? Who in the you think you are? You can pull my There's handcuffs on me. They just cut me right now. You want to play like that? >> Stop. You're a hurry over here. >> Wow. You [screaming] don't have to treat me like that cuz you think you're better. You just cut my >> Where is you? >> Stop pulling away from me. >> I'm not. I'm pulling towards you. >> Stop moving. [screaming] >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving. Do not turn your body to my face. >> I want the rest of my life. I'm going to kill you. >> Is that a threat? >> That's a promise. >> Despite repeated attempts to calm her down, she continued her outburst and remained uncooperative. >> Oh, that's a promise. >> Don't like that. You >> just Are you sit down? That's what you are, mother. All right, that's right. We had a conversation. You're failing to comply. I know that he What did I ask you to do? I will respect you, Bible. I respect you. Can you respect me enough to stay quiet for the moment? Okay. Here's some slides. I want you to get, you know, cold or anything. All right. Okay. And then I will remove the cuffs as soon as I can see that you are composed. Okay. They're not comfortable. I'm sure they're not. >> Oh, be composed. Okay. Just relax for me for a little bit. Okay. >> The woman was charged with disorderly conduct. It's wild to see how people act when they don't want to admit their mistakes. You won't believe what our next suspect did to try to escape her fate. On September 6th, 2025, officers pulled over a jittery driver and her passenger in Donaldsonville, Georgia, after she failed to use a turning signal. The officer explained the reason for the stop, but something caught the officer's attention. >> Fine. >> Officer Gonville Police Department. Reason to pull it over. You get your blanket turning right here on this road. Right. >> Well, this one here works. >> Finding something. And that one has just quit. >> Okay. >> And I'm trying. I'm from do I Hartford >> and my son lives here and I brought him I come over here to take him to the hospital >> because he was shot with a shotgun in his knee >> and his knee is got green green >> I'm telling you it has a metal plate and it's >> and I can't find the hospital >> okay >> we can't find we can't find the hospital so we were just trying to find >> but this is my insurance >> okay >> and my registration hang on >> you don't believe us you look and do >> okay you got your driver's license >> I sure Johnson. Uh, what is it called? Johnson. >> I think that's it. Um, hospital. >> Charles. >> Yeah, I think that's it. >> What is this you're handing me? >> That's the registration and that's the insurance. >> Okay. >> Um, and my driver's license. I'm not from here. And let me tell you, okay. All right. Hang tight. I'll be right back with you. >> Oh, Lord. The car is really hot. Sweating, boy. >> She's saying that's her son. That one was up there in the wheelchair. >> Mhm. But um I come over here to take him to the hospital. >> Where where was that when he got shot? >> In Alabama. >> Why' y'all bring him way over here? >> He lived over here with his dad. >> He lives out on the lake. Mhm. >> Um but um >> I um >> I cannot drive good at night, >> but it's not pouring out now. >> I'm going to ask you if you got anything in the car that ain't supposed to be in there. >> No, sir. Do >> you mind if I take a search through the car? >> You don't mind? >> No. >> Are you saying I can or I can't? >> You can. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I got nothing worried about hold. >> Huh? >> You got >> Yeah. Something to do. >> I was going to ask you to hold that, but I'll sit right there. >> Yeah, you help. >> Right here. >> You leave it off. >> Okay. This is a tool box. >> You can leave in the car. >> Okay. Back here, man. >> But um >> Sorry. I brought him over here. >> My bad. And >> right back here with him. [bell] >> [bell] [bell] >> when I get home. >> What's in this? >> Huh? >> While searching her belongings, the officer noticed something very suspicious. When he asked her more about it, her answer didn't add up at all. >> I I I went I went and and here I come. [bell] >> There I come. >> What would that be right here? That be salt, too. >> Yes, that's salt. >> Why is it in there? >> Um, I don't know. >> I don't know. >> I guess that's salt. >> Yeah, that's a strange way to to have salt. >> Um, I don't know. I don't know >> your car. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Do me a favor. Get go back there. >> Stand over here, please. >> Okay. No, I know it ain't s up like that. No, of course it ain't. >> No, it ain't her son's. It's hers. >> It's It's in her wallet with her cards in there with her name on it. So, >> he put that stuff in my yard. >> Don't ask her any more questions. >> Don't ask her. I got you. Bring her around. [bell] You want to taste it? I >> got a Can [bell] I real quick so I can call my baby? If my baby's here, just let her know that I'm stuck on the side of the road. >> No, you can do that afterwards. It's It's all right. >> If you want to go through >> Oh, I am. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I am. >> You can just dump it out if you want. So, I'm just looking at his bathroom out and see. >> Yeah, because we're not allowing to call my children that are 14 and freaking 15. And then I have the 14 their nine-year-old brother. If I can't call them and let them know, >> you're right. But it's >> they're already >> They're already 15 and 20. So, I mean, it's not going to threat you while ago. >> I didn't know that. You going to get a lawyer and all that? >> No, my uncle. >> Yeah, you going to have to get >> I just plead God. My kids are at home by themselves. I just left. It's your fault. Not mine. >> You'll be making a threat to us about doing the job. I don't stay. I don't like >> Don't call me baby. I ain't down baby. I ain't down baby. Look to me on it. >> Yep. >> After running a quick test on the white substance, it raised a red flag. The officer didn't waste any time and detained her before things got out of hand. >> I'm calling that jail. >> Yep. >> Oh my goodness. >> Oh, watch out. Hold just that handle. See how that one swelled up? >> That one right there's got a damaged nerve. All right. >> Please be careful with that. >> Did you? >> Ma'am, I can fit one finger through that one and one finger through that one. They ain't going to be comfortable regardless. >> I know. SW >> I'm sorry. This one. This one right here is looser than that one is. They ain't gonna be comfortable regardless. >> Right >> here. Come back here. >> Oh, but can I get my purse? >> No, it it can stay right where it is. All right. Come back here. Come back here. >> I just like to see what they do with my stuff. >> They ain't Listen, there there ain't nothing. Promise you we're going to take care of all that. Let me see. Okay. >> All right. >> Is she going to jail, too? >> At the moment, no. >> But this is what I'm going to do. >> Um, >> tell her to get my >> She's going to jail now cuz she just took off running. >> She's going to >> Meanwhile, the passenger panicked. When she saw that the woman was detained, she ran into the bushes to hide. It was nighttime and she thought she had a way, but escaping the police wasn't that easy. >> The [ __ ] drug is going to come and get them. >> They're right through here. Let me just go get them. Bring them to my friend or something, please. I didn't tell you to move. Pull back. >> I'm not needed to move. I'm not back. >> You're still They're way too >> They're not tight. >> You don't want this tight. >> You don't want this tight. >> She going to take over. Dishes open in the hot grass over there. My radio was falling off. I was trying to catch it. We just had one take off running in foot. We got her in custody. >> Get a 512 on bomb for giving a false name to law enforcement already. Did y'all search that day? >> Yeah, I did. >> Okay. You search the boots? >> Mhm. This took off running. Hey, she do that high grass over there, too. >> I'm about to go see if she threw anything. >> You got that dope in the car? >> Both suspects were taken to the station. The driver stayed calm and cooperated, but the other suspect was a real headache. >> Can I get a petal towel or something? Get in the car. What the hell is wrong with you? >> My babies are [music] going to be gone. You understand? They don't have a daddy. They don't have nobody. Man, >> listen. You weren't even going to go to jail in the first place, man. Do you realize that? >> They were going to They went to jail. [laughter] How could you guys let my kids go to jail? I mean, my kids are going to be sick. They have no daddies. They have no grandmas. I am nobody. They won't give me my phone. They won't do anything. Do you [snorts] [gasps] get my I have no >> You try to run. >> I will pay you. >> I'm not going to run again. Okay. I just wanted to get to my kids. I would throw myself in tomorrow. I would bring them tomorrow. yourself anymore. >> No, I don't now. >> It's time to go now. >> What is wrong with you? >> Look at that baby. That's all I know. >> Listen, you don't do that. You were not even going to jail. Why would you do that? >> Don't worry my way. Turn around. failure to use a turning signal. The passenger was charged with four counts of obstruction and escape after fleeing not once but twice. If the woman was crazy enough that she jumped out of a cop car, wait until you meet our next suspect. What she did was very indecent and that got her banned from the beach. >> On July 15th, 2025, officers responded to a call about a woman walking around partially naked at a Florida beach. They tried to speak with her about the issue, but her excuses made things complicated. >> Guys, no. All I did was I was taking a real shower because >> doesn't matter. That's not where you take a real shower. >> Okay. That's why I'm going to the bathroom right now. >> Okay. But we're past that already. What's your name? >> Do you have an ID? >> I do. >> Can I see it, please? >> Sure. So, you were trespassing here before? >> No, never. >> You were never trespassing from me? >> No. >> Do you know about this? >> I've heard about him. >> Have you ever seen her before? >> Nope. >> He's not trespassing. >> Okay. You know what day it is? >> You know what year it is? >> Yes. 2025. >> Okay. You know, >> Tuesday, uh, July, >> you know, don't that's okay. It's Some people don't really know the day, but >> Yeah. Okay. You know who the president is? >> Yes, I know the president. >> Who's the president? >> Donald Trump. >> Okay. Do you in any way, shape, or form want to uh want to hurt yourself? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. >> Do you want any help? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> I'm fine right now. All right. >> Right now, I'm just fine. I'm just going to go to the bathroom and finish cleaning up because I'm very irritated. >> Okay. Listen, if I'm not mistaken, I I personally have not seen you here before, but if I'm not mistaken, you've done something very similar in the past. Okay. And >> Oh, no. >> So, you you can't be doing this again. Okay. How many breaks are we going to give you? >> My eyes. >> Not yet. >> How many breaks are we going to give you? >> Well, I appreciate the breaks. I'm sorry. I just my face I'm not used to it being like this. >> I understand, but now I don't know if we can give you any more breaks. So, my partner's going to is going to check and see. >> Yeah. Okay. >> You're from New York, right? I am from >> How long have you been down here? >> For five months. >> For five months? >> Yes. >> Okay. And um where where are you staying at the moment? >> Excuse me. >> Where are you staying at the moment? >> Around. >> Here. Right here. Cuz it's nice and shade. Shady right here. >> You're staying Okay. You're staying around. You want to have a seat? >> No, I just want to put my bag down. >> No, you can put it right there. I'm saying it's hot. >> I didn't want to stand in the sun, so I'll stand in the shade with you. >> I agree. It's hot as heck. >> It is. It's very hot. >> Our main goal is to try to get you help, try to help people, right? >> Yeah. >> But but our hands are tied when we we give out a warning and then that person does it over again. You see what I'm saying? >> Yeah, I see what you're saying. It was really >> No, no, I I understand. Listen, if something's bothering you yesterday, this wasn't happening. If something's bothering you, >> I went for a swim and I came out with all of this on my face. >> I get it. I get it. But you can't take your clothes off. You You don't have You >> But I was making sure that I >> I know. But that's not what I heard. I heard I heard that you were completely >> No, it but I washed every single part of my body. >> Okay. All right. Listen. I'm just I'm just telling you. I don't know. I'm just telling you what I heard. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm just telling you what I heard. >> Now, my partner is going to check and then we'll go from there. All right. >> Yeah. But I just want to make sure you don't want any services. >> The situation grew stranger when she began speaking about her husband. When pressed for details, she couldn't even convince the cops he ever existed. So, is he real or a ghost? >> Like right here. >> Yeah. >> So, what brought you down here from New York? >> My husband. >> Where's he at? >> He's in the water, but he comes out when I go to sleep so that we can have a little playtime on the beach. And you guys watch all the time. So, I don't know why you bother him. I'll take my clothes off. You know what I'm saying? >> I feel you. >> Yeah. >> But you know that it's illegal to take your clothes off in public, right? >> Excuse. It is. But it's also illegal for you to watch us get do what we do on the beach. >> That's also not not if you're in public. >> You're in public. People walking in public. You got to go somewhere else to do your business. You understand what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> I get you. >> That's why. Listen, >> I'm listening. >> I'm here. I'm here to help you. That's all. I I and I appreciate all the help that you give. >> So you said your husband >> Yeah. >> stays in the water. >> Yeah. He stays in the water, but he comes out just so we can have a great time. And >> when when does he come out? >> When I go to sleep. >> What time usually you go to sleep? >> Um well, I got two shots. That's the two shots before, but because I got a catnap yesterday and I was walking around, >> um I was able to go to sleep. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Do you go anywhere else or just this music? >> No, I go down the road on the other side and things like that. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> What's your husband name? >> Maurice. >> Maurice. >> Yeah. >> Cool. How long have you guys been married? >> For forever. We've been married since I was two. For real. We got married at >> You were two? >> Yes. But at 16, we had the real wedding. >> M I see. I see. >> So, it's been a long time. >> You know him for a while. Yeah, >> that's good. Build a good connection right there. A little built bond, right? Good trust. >> Yeah. Or not really. >> Trust is built because even when he wants to lie, he just starts crying. >> So So trust is really built. It's just about all the people that's around him that's like against what we have going on. >> I hear you. I hear you. >> Do you see your husband right now, Maurice? >> No. >> Like if if I wanted to talk to him, how how can I get a hold of him? Um, you can call him on his cell phone. >> What's his cell phone? >> Where's his cell phone? >> What is his number? >> I don't know his number. You You You know him, though. >> I've never met Maurice. >> I've never met her. That's why I was asking since you're the wife, you know. >> Yes. The wife. >> The wife that you watching play with. >> I've never seen you in my life. >> Yeah. >> The wife. The woman denied having a mental illness or taking medication, but her statements became increasingly bizarre. Officers noted her confusion, delusions, and erratic behavior. >> Don't be upset or anything. >> I am not. >> Are you diagnosed with anything? >> I am not. >> Do you take any medications? >> I do not. >> Okay. How did you How did you get here? Like who who bought you your flight? >> Me. >> You have you have Okay. Do you have a job? You have the >> No, I filed my taxes and that's what the money is for >> for me to meet up with my husband. Okay. >> So, you know how there's two checks. >> One is for me, one is for him. State is for me because I serve his state. You set a rule for him because he deserves good. >> I see. I see. Makes sense. Makes sense. >> So, one truth, you don't know really the story, but you know about taxes, right? >> But that's is for me and my husband. >> I see what you're saying. >> Because you know, cats. >> Cats. >> Yes. So, that check is that when you say >> that check is for us. >> Okay. When you say cats though, you mean you mean like a like a like a kitty cat? like a kitty cat. >> You know, you just don't know. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, I clearly dig into it. >> Clearly. No, I I >> You're just working and and just, >> you know, you just file your taxes, but you don't really know. >> No. >> So, wait, when you file your taxes, >> so when you file your taxes, you you identify yourself and your husband as a kitty cat. >> No. So, as a person, >> I have a social ID. >> So, what was the whole kitty cat thing? >> The whole kitty cat thing was what I'm saying. >> Okay. I hear you. >> I hear you. She was telling me that her her husband uh lives inside of the water and he comes out at night. >> So that's the woman was charged with indecent exposure, disorderly intoxication, and warrant violation of pre-trial felony. While the woman's behavior was troubling, our next suspect only had one job as a parent, and she completely messed it up. >> I don't deserve everything I do for my kids. Everything I do. >> On November 14th, 2024, officers responded to a hotel after witnesses reported a mother abandoning her toddler in the lobby before leaving in a car. Hotel staff and tenants searched for the baby's mother, but the situation was not looking good. >> How you doing? >> Hi, we called about the baby. Where's the baby? >> Behind there. >> Oh, okay. All right, bro. >> Uh, the mama just dropped the baby off and left. Jump hop in the car and left. >> Drop the baby out. Where? >> Here. Come on, officer. >> Okay. >> Somebody has I don't search the whole I don't knocking on doors. >> Nobody knows. Can't find a parent for it. You don't got no camera for this? >> I don't know how to do the the manager's not here >> and I don't know how to do what we going to do with this baby. I mean, look, look how this baby had on no socks, wet. Peppa was just through. Pamper was just through. The tenants helped me. They gave her a bath, change of clothes. >> Did she talk? >> She finally talked cuz I've been walking around with her for long. She wouldn't talk. >> Hi, Mommy. Hi. See the officer? What is that? Mommy. Hi, Mommy. Look at him. What's that? >> What's that? Is he What is he? >> Hi. She talks. She can't talk. She can't. What's your name, mommy? >> Are you Delila? Is your name April? I'm Paula. >> Hi. [screaming] We got to call child protect the service. I I can't keep I got to work. >> I'm tell you when I tell you this community came together and bathed this child, put some clothes on her trying to give a fool. I have searched this whole I have knocked on just about every door in this hotel looking for a parent. >> Right. >> So they're not in here. >> Do these people they just talking or they know something? So he really know who it is or no the >> we nobody don't know. We just seen that everybody said they seen the mama with the baby earlier but >> we don't see no mama no more. >> What you know what time she left? >> No we just the lady who found the baby she said in her son that her son the baby was wet everything. I had to give the baby some my baby clothes and some food and they washed her up and everything. She turned it up. >> She's hungry. [laughter] >> This is crazy. >> It's crazy. This time I was outside. No socks, no clothes. >> Ain't nobody even came to look for it yet. >> Well, you want to go with me? Yeah, you can go with me. Yeah. I wish I had some toys. >> I wish I had some toys. Did you eat? >> You hungry? >> Come here. Come here. Come here. >> It ain't much, but it better than nothing out there. It's cold. >> Where's your mommy? You going to ride with him? >> Yeah, I'm ride with him. Like my dick. >> Police identified the mother as Tea Miller and attempted to contact her relatives. Eventually, Miller and her partner were located. Wait till you hear their excuses. >> From County Detect, how are you today? >> Hi, I'm okay. My name is Officer Lewis. >> Mr. Paul told me you found a 2-year-old wondering where was the 2-year-old found at. >> Yeah. Well, not me. The patrol officer that was called on scene, he got the child. He was the child was found at 5021 Old National at the Best American. We're trying to make contact. We're trying to find We got some tips, some leads. We have the mom's name. We're just trying to see if we can locate. >> Does she know our name or anything like that? >> She is. She's not even speaking. >> Hello. >> Hey, how you doing? Is this Tommy Miller? This is College Park Police Department. >> College Park? >> Yes, sir. In in the state of Georgia. >> What's going on? Let me give you a background. So, I know possibly your family member, Tikica Miller. So, her child is up here unattended. I found her at a at a hotel and the mom is nowhere to be found. >> Did you all have a phone number? >> That young? >> Ma'am, we we have exhausted trying to call multiple numbers and we're not getting any feedback. >> We just going off of what somebody else gave us. And we have a we got a picture. conclusion. I think they're trying to go for >> if what ma'am and again like I said ma'am >> we are trying to confirm but that's the lead that we have that we're working with. >> Unfortunat we can't do anything without a case. We need a case in order to and right now we don't have a case. >> What do you mean you don't have a case ma'am? >> I don't have a case. They didn't send over a case. Did you make this into an actual case? Did you make a report? >> This is the thing. When I called, they transferred me to you and told me based on >> the severity and we having the child here, we needed to speak to you >> and then we'll generate whatever report. I'll call back the initial number. >> Okay. So, you have to call back to make a report. >> That's what you were told that you need to call back to make a report. Is that what they told you? >> Ma'am, beside after I speak to you and I give you the information, after I guess you do whatever you have to do, then I call them back afterwards. I I can't do anything. I need I need to pay unfortunate. I'm sorry. >> All right, ma'am. Thank you. >> She didn't want to do no work. >> Exactly. And that's that is that is man. >> You can't be in that job. You don't want to do no work. >> Thank you for calling the Georgia Child Protective Services Intake Communication. >> Hello, officer. >> Yes, ma'am. Let me get your name and information and I'll just generate I'll just put a child that's been found with no caregiver and that just send them on out there. I got to Okay, I'll go ahead and get um the information that you provided will be staffed with a supervisor and the county be notified of decision. So, I'm going to go ahead so I can get this get complete the report so I can Okay, you have a safe. >> So, question question. What else would you need from me? Is there anything else? Do I have to call back? Is somebody going to contact me and let me know what's happening or how does this go? >> No, no, you you shouldn't have to call back. I'm going to call the county and tell them I got an immediate and I'm going to send the pay I'm going to send this report to them. >> All righty. So, yeah. Uh my case manager um like I said, she's on her way. So, she that's her already got an estimated EPA from her. >> That's the case manager from DeFax. >> Correct. Yes. >> He's outside and he'll want to contain him. So you want So where were you >> at work? >> This entire time? >> At work. >> You got proof of that that you >> Yeah, I can show you my tips. I was at work on I can show you. What can I show you? >> Do you have any ID first though? You have ID? >> Um here on my phone. I got my ID on my phone. >> Yeah, no problem. >> I have my >> So where is he? >> So where was he this whole time? He was watching him and he said something to eat. >> You want to get something to eat? >> She was asleep and he said, "I don't know." He said, "The officers had enough of the father's stories and decided to take a stricter stand. Let's see how it went down." >> 8:00 p.m. It is not what time in the morning. >> Who had 6 p.m.? >> This is what I'm trying to tell you. This makes absolutely no sense. I'm awake, but let me get your information. >> Hold on. You said it. >> Ma'am, let me just get your information. No problem. You can wait right here by the window. My LT said she was on the way back as well. These are the individuals there. That's that's the mom and they're still working, but I didn't ask any questions. I was waiting for when the LT comes cuz I was going to do them random, but I'll just wait. See what else he wants to do. >> Okay, then I'll wait. >> Yeah, exactly. Exactly. >> Oh, you're the bottom. >> Are you dad? >> Yes. So I'm going to read both of you guys rights. Do you understand these rights? >> Thank you. >> Does she have this? I didn't hear. >> You understand these rights, ma'am? >> I need you to verbally say yes or no. >> Yes, >> ma'am. Thank you. >> So, where exactly are you staying on national? >> The mayor came right today. >> Today only. >> Yes. >> What room is 226? 2:26. >> When was the last time you saw the baby? >> Around 6 p.m. >> Close to 7 p.m. Where was the baby the last time you saw the baby? >> Laying in the bed. >> Laying in the bed. Did you leave the baby in the room alone? >> Can you tell me why you left the baby alone? >> She was sleep. I went to work. >> Where do you work? >> At Club Public Uptown Corner. And are you just getting home? And okay, so when you walked in the room, what happened? >> At what time did you get back to the hotel? >> I don't know. Probably left after 1 something. So probably two. >> About 2. Okay. All right. So you do know that leaving a child a baby alone in the room is is is cruel to children. >> Okay. Is there any reason why you didn't get a babysitter for the baby? >> My wife took her to work. I went to go listen at 12. I meant to go set baby. She had her own thing where she gets up and open doors and pulling out. This is not the first time this happened. It's happened to say she ran down the hallway, but she was saying everything was fine. I fed her. I laid her down. Everything was good. But when I left, she still typically woke up and it said that the door was wiggling and wiggling kept going cuz she came to open the door but she'll keep pulling and pulling with all night and she pulled back and she probably feel like I don't know what's going on. >> So are you saying that you noticed that she was missing before the mother? >> No, I had to go get the mama. I'm just not noticing. >> So in other words, once you dropped her off at work, you never went back to the >> Oh, no. I went back. I fell on everything later. I've been doing that. But >> so she didn't get up until 12:00 or 1:00 in the morning. The child been the child been in the hotel roaming around since about 6:00 or maybe 7. >> So you never went back at 12. >> Midnight? >> Yes. >> No, you didn't. >> I just had to come back. She get off at 12. >> Listen. >> No. No. It's okay. I got her. >> Listen, I'm telling you. >> Listen to what I'm saying. >> She get off at 12. >> Listen to me. You didn't see the baby at midnight. You didn't see the baby at midnight. You know why I know? Tax me. >> Because the mother was the legal guardian. She was charged. Authorities also questioned her partner. Informed he was equally responsible. >> Is that correct? Okay. Well, mom, because this is your child, this is your your responsibility. You understand what I'm saying to you? >> So, you are going to be charged with uh cruelty. Now, before we take you into custody, I'm going to go ahead and ask the social worker at these facts if she has any questions for you. >> Is there someone that you can leave the baby with custody wise to be comfortable leaving it with? >> Correct. >> I need her to be able to experience. So, I might have you sign some forms saying that you're willing to let him take temporary custody until everything's resolved. Okay. That just kind of gives us an idea of where the child is and what's going to be going on. Okay. As a heads up, we will be having another case worker reach out during the daytime. They'll be contacting you, sir, and they will be keeping tabs on my baby. My baby get away from me. >> His mom is standing just now. Sorry. >> He just told me that you are the biological father, sir. He told me that you are the biological dad. And so, if that's the case, you're both equally responsible. >> I'm not. But I've been since Go ahead. I just told you outside everything with you and you told him you >> my baby biological responsible. >> She just answering me as her correct. >> All right. So, is that not your biological child? Okay. All right. >> So, I am going to get her to sign a few boxes. Do you want me to do that before she goes back? >> Sure. >> Okay. >> You got any other family members around here? >> You have any other family members? sister, mother. >> Anybody in the area that could provide care for the child? >> Huh? >> Uncle Joe. >> Uncle Joe. >> Where does Uncle Joe live? You have Uncle Joe's phone number >> or any contact. [screaming] I understand like I don't my child. I don't deserve like a fine >> I don't deserve to be away from my baby. >> That's not an option. >> That ain't that wasn't a plan. That's not option. That wasn't no intention or nothing like that. And I understand I understand you had to go to work. But I also understand that the child was left by themselves. Anything could have happened to the child. The same way people get charged for leaving children in vehicles, people get charged for leaving babies at home. Could have been a fire when that baby came out. That baby could have it. Thank God it wasn't. >> But unfortunately, we had a life. Listen, we have to deal with the courts. I can't leave my baby. >> I just listen. My baby gone, man. I can't leave my baby. I can't leave my baby. I ain't I ain't I I ain't never spent a day away from my baby. Never. Not one day away from my baby. Ever. Ever. Since the day she was born. Ever. Not a day away from her. Not a day. Not a day. And we in a situation, and this is one time where she can't be away from me. I can't leave her out here. We outside now. I just started a job. We just trying to figure it out. We all we got. I can't leave my baby. Understand it does not You do not have to charge me with cruelty to children. I'm not I am not doing clothes. >> Listen listen to me, ma'am. Ma'am, it's a lot of people out here doing some [ __ ] up to kids. I know it. I despise it. I'm not that. I do not deserve to have it on me. I don't deserve it. Everything I do for my kids. Everything I do. Every every breath I take, every time I get up in the morning, my intention is to take care of my baby. So understand this is just this is just a situation where something really up happened and I up and I understand that I [ __ ] up but I don't deserve to be charged with cruelty to children. I understand I understand the law. I get it. I know. But right now my life is not I'm not in the position to leave my baby. I can't leave my >> The mother reluctantly agreed to sign custody paperwork, allowing Uncle Joe to temporarily care for the toddler while CPS conducted background checks. >> We can get some contact information >> because I know how to get my baby from defense. >> My baby not going to def her with family so we can get the content away from my child. Don't nobody love my baby like I love. Don't nobody love my baby like I love my baby. Okay. >> Yeah, she got a house and everything. >> Don't nobody love my baby. >> What's that phone number for? >> 77. >> Hang on. Let me write this down. >> Come on, y'all. >> I'm going to need you to sign, ma'am. Okay. I can't control what's happening right now. But what I can do is make sure that your baby girl goes to Uncle Joe and that she is taken care of and that she is well cared for. Okay? So if you work with me, I can promise you that we will find Uncle Joe and we will get him, you know, and try and get him to help provide care. Okay. >> It's female. I support my sand cuz what? What? >> M Joe older. That's why she be little. >> So because you were involved in this situation and part of the reason that the baby was left unattended was because you left the room. We can't guarantee that that won't happen again until we assess further. So, for right now, we have to place her with someone that we believe would be able to provide that. Now, when we call Uncle Joe, we are going to do some checks, background checks, stuff like that before we release the child into his care. Okay? I can't control this. I know I told you that. Okay? All I can do is make sure that your baby is taken care of. But for that to start, I need you to work with me and help me. Okay? >> The only way you can guarantee she going to be taken care of Oh, I can't do that. >> I can't stop the police. >> That's outside my power. There was a crime committed and so they do have to make a charge. Okay. >> Your child was unattended from like 6:00 p.m. to 900 p.m. Officers were there, asked everyone, spoke to everyone. No one was there. Gave you guys multiple opportunities. No one called, no one came. It is now almost 4 a.m. You made a statement. Your child has never slept away from you. Your child is sleeping soundly now because of us. We took care of it cuz none of you guys did it. God, >> ma'am, please. >> Please just listen. I just want you to listen. >> Thank you. >> We did this. This is not what we wanted. Nobody contacted us. You know what's 3 hours >> for a toddler >> outside with no shoes on? I have 11 kids. That's unheard of. >> No, no problem. I have 11 and I've never done that ever. Ever? I know where all of my kids are right now. >> Are you sure? >> Cuz you as a man, you should you should step up and take this cuz you left your child, not her. >> She wants to work. >> So trust me, I want to hear from you right now. >> I just want you to understand that we're only have to do. We don't want to do this. We have no choice. >> This is why I took an oath. >> You don't have to. No, I don't. I don't. >> Nothing like this. >> If I don't do anything, I go to jail. >> Nothing like this. >> Thank you. >> So, trust me on this. >> Lieutenant Lieutenant, we came here to let her so we so y'all bull crap. Let her tell y'all before we do what we have to do. That's it. And not even to mention, I'm not even rubbing this. disabled. >> Your child had no shoes on outside. >> I can't I can't right now. We need We need to focus on this. >> Ma'am, are you going to >> I'm listening to you. Talk to me here cuz you got no secrets. >> Listen, as a man, you need to step up, please. Based on what she told me initially, she left the channel with you now. So you are you are the responsible as a man that's >> Tika Miller was charged with child cruelty. 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.