Man, I'M TRYING TO GO TO WORK. >> Stop talking. >> Threw her phone at me as hard as she could. And she was throwing the car seats at the windshield. >> He's got a mouth on him that can talk himself out of anything. Just take me to jail, man. I hope he's coming to jail, too. >> Lose the attitude. You understand? >> Curse at me. >> Get in the car. Let's go. On January 31st, 2023, officers responded to a residence following a report of a woman throwing objects, including car seats, a phone, and other items at her ex-boyfriend and his car after a heated argument over custody arrangements. >> Ex-boyfriend's usually somewhere around here with a black shirt. >> Okay. >> She said he was waiting out here waiting for us, but I guess he left >> recently. >> How did all this start? I guess what was she saying? >> They don't live together. >> He had the kids. He brought the kids back and was supposed to I guess it was a miscommunication. He's supposed to bring them to school, but he brought him home and he called her. She wasn't picking up the phone. >> Did you see this? >> Do you see my wrist? She tried to break it. All I did was walk outside and leave. I just walked down the street for leave. >> We're trying to determine that right now. >> This is bad. >> Calm your calm your nerves, >> man. I'm trying TO GO TO WORK. >> STOP TALKING. You're not being arrested. You're being detained. So you don't >> I understand that. I'm not leaving nowhere. >> So why you yelling it, >> dude? Do you see my wrist? She tried to break it. It's hurting as the y'all are entertaining me. Ask her to see her phone. Stop talking. Just you don't want to listen. That's fine. The only thing we're trying to do is figure out what's going on. However, when we get a call saying that you did something that could be considered violent, you're going to be detained. That's the way it works. Understand? Okay. Up until the point that we make a determination as to what happened. Once we make a determination, if you need to be under arrest, you'll be under arrest. If you don't, you're coming out of handcuffs. But you standing out here screaming like a >> for you standing out here screaming at us like we did something wrong when all we're trying to do is figure out what happened. And the moment I figure we figure out what happened, you're going to be the first to know. I promise. >> All right. >> Would you like to explain what happened today? >> Okay. Got to bring my children home. And she's mad because I wouldn't bring him to daycare. >> Okay. >> Show me I was a piece of She threw her phone at me, tried to break my wrist while I was leaving. I I walked inside with the baby. I put the baby in in >> She trying to break your wrist >> with her phone. She hit my phone with her threw her phone at me as hard as she could and I put my hand up and it it slammed into my wrist instead of my face. I was outside. The phone near there hit the neighbor's truck, the red truck over there. The neighbor came outside as >> lower your voice so cuz here's the thing. We're trying to get your side of the story. I don't need you talking so loud that she can hear your side of the story and come up with a plausible lie to counter. >> Came inside and put the baby in the bed and she got mad cuz I wouldn't bring the baby to daycare. Show me I was a piece of >> and started raging. I mean when I told her I was leaving, she started hitting my car. I I was literally trying to get in my car and she was throwing the car seats out the windshield. Busted it with the scooter, hit it with the stroller. I told her I was calling the cops. I really I wasn't really calling the cops. I was just trying to just calm her down a little bit and I walked down the street and she got on the phone with y'all. >> Was the original plan for you to take the kids to daycare or No, >> we didn't have no plans at all last night. I got the kids and about 7:00 7:30. I called her about 900 9:30 said, "Hey, I'm going to bring the kids back or whatever." Cuz it was the first time she let me have my kids in 6 months. And I said, "I'll bring the kids back." And she was like, "Oh, I'm too up already. Just keep the kids." I said, "Okay." And this morning I got up like 6:20. I mean the kids go to daycare. I don't know their clothes, their diapers, their bottles. I mean I I ain't been here in 6 months. I mean my son was off formula when I was here last night. So I'm texting her and calling her like, "Hey, I'm bring the kids to your house to get ready for school." Like no response. I get here, she's sleeping. I knock on the door and all of a sudden I'm a worthless piece of dad who wants to only be halftime cuz I won't take the kids to school. >> Like how long have y'all like been separated that you haven't resided here? >> I mean the lease is in my name. I pay all the bills. All of that's irrelevant. How long ago did you live here? Are we talking 6 months? 7 months, 8 months, a year, 2 years, 3 years, a decade? >> No, I was here Christmas. >> We've been split up about 6 months, but I was here Christmas. >> Okay. Well, when was the last time you >> been in my house since January 1st? I've been in my house about 30 days. >> Okay. So, you've only moved out about 30 days ago. Okay. Well, how have you not had your kids in 6 months then? >> She won't let me get them cuz I got a new girlfriend. Well, let me get them. We don't want to go to court. We don't want to bring any kids. >> But you lived here with her in two months ago. >> Well, I was just off and on. I was we split up in July. >> So, she won't let you see them by yourself. But if you're here, she >> No, she don't want me to bring them around my girlfriend. She won't I could take them. I can leave with them. I can't bring them to my house. Can't interact with my girlfriend or with her kids or anything like that. But then I wake up in the morning and she's at her boyfriend's house and look up with my children. >> Okay. So, she is ma'am. >> Hey, we'll talk to you. Stay over there. Okay. >> You think she was throwing the phone at you or she was just throwing she was throwing things like she was trying to physically hit you or she was trying to hit the car? She was in the doorway of the house on the side. I was outside. I mean, she threw her phone at me for sure. >> Well, that's what I'm saying. Do you think she was trying to hit you? She's just trying to hit your car since she obviously was trying >> there first. I was in the side door. If you want to look at the side door, you'll see like her car is pulled up behind the carport. My car's behind it. >> Did you retaliate? >> No, sir. Not one time. And that's not a lie. I'm not a person. And never in my life ever. >> Have either one of y'all ever been arrested for putting hands on the other one? >> No, sir. >> Okay. So, is this the first time it's ever gotten physical like this? >> There was a call. She came to my new house last Sunday, tried to force her way inside. Everything just diffused. No charges, nothing like that. I mean, she just she's mad. I understand that. I mean, we already got 13 years. You know, I love this, you know. >> So, nothing came with that. No charges. >> No, they just told her stay away or whatever. Just calm down. And I don't know what happened. Cops left. >> So, you were standing in the doorway on the side of the house when she threw the phone, >> right? Like I brought the kids inside and then I got the car seats out the car and I was going back to tell her I was going to work like I'll see you later. Mhm. >> And that's whenever she was coming outside to be angry. I don't know. >> Okay. So, where were you physically standing at the moment she threw the phone? >> Behind the door. >> Who's this? >> That's >> Let's go talk to her before we head. >> All right, man. Before you read, >> are you can I go get a sip of water or something? >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be held against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. Do you understand each of the rights I've explained to you? I understand the rights, but I don't understand why you're reading. >> With these rights in mind, do you continue to talk to us? Okay. >> Can you wait over there, ma'am? Or in the house with the kids? >> Inside with the kids, please. Mom, >> they're all here. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, run me through what occurred >> today or just >> today? Today? What happened? Why are we out here? >> Well, he's not supposed to come here because he called the cops on me probably actually a week ago. >> Why is he not supposed to? >> He called the cops on me a week ago because I went to his house. >> Okay. So, the cop called, spoke to me, and told me I do not want to let him come here. Even though his name's on the lease, he does not live here. He's not welcome here. >> How do you expect him to get his y'all's kids to you if he's not allowed here? >> I left him to take the kids. I let him come into our home, get their things last night and left so that we didn't have to be around each other. >> Okay. >> Trying to make it work. So, he was supposed to bring them to school this morning. >> So, we should have never come in contact with each other today. He should not be here. He's not welcome here. So whenever he did come, he opened the door, put the kids inside. I'm like, "What are you doing?" Like, "You're supposed to bring them to school." So he comes outside to get the car seats. >> And he was mad already because I wouldn't answer the phone while I was sleeping. I could show you. He called me six times this morning. So he got the car seats and I did come outside, get away from the kids so that we could have a conversation. He pushed me, hit me, whatever you want to call it. Yeah. I threw something at his ratio because he wouldn't leave. I kept saying, "You need to leave. You're not." >> So, what was the original plan when he took the children yesterday? >> He's supposed to take There wasn't a plan. We can't communicate, but I told him that he needed to take them to school this morning. He shouldn't come here while I'm here. I don't want him here while I'm here. >> Well, how else is he supposed to drop off the kids? >> He just asked me that. Would you like me to tell you again? >> Yeah, because it didn't make any sense to anybody. >> Okay. So, when he came here, I had my car parked right there on the street. I let him pull in the driveway and I left so that I've never had to speak to him. >> So you just wanted him to leave the kids here with nobody >> picking the kids up this morning, you know. >> No, I'm asking how was he supposed to drop the kids off? >> He's not. He was supposed to bring them to school. >> Okay. I already asked you that and you said there was no plan. So how was he supposed to know that if there was no plan on anything like that? >> I told him last night on the phone that he didn't bring the kids to school this morning. >> Okay. Well, he said that there was no plan such as that. >> Okay. >> Okay. So >> So in my mind, he wasn't coming here to bring these kids. He was supposed to bring them to school. I guess he must have a lot different cuz obviously we I mean y'all would be here if we could communicate better. >> So how did it transpire from him dropping the kids off to his windshield? >> Cuz he put he hit me. I walked outside. >> I threw my phone out. >> At what point did he push you and what was being said at that moment? >> It was why didn't you why are you here? Why didn't you bring the kids to school? I walked home. I sit in my living room at work and I was supposed to start work at 8:00. He came here at 8:05 with the kids. I guess talking about get them dressed and bring them to school. And I said, "I'm supposed to be working already." And he said, "I'm supposed to already be at work." What? You want to be a half dad? You want to take them for the night, but you can't get them where they need to go? I mean, I'm upset. I know he's calm and he's got a mouth on him that can talk himself out of anything. But we were both mad. >> Well, there's nothing illegal about being mad. But your story doesn't make sense. I'm like trying to put it in a timeline and it's not making sense to me. First of all, you didn't answer the phone because you were asleep and then you were saying that he showed up and you were asleep, but you were supposed to be at work 5 minutes before. Like, none of that is making sense. your your timeline doesn't make sense to me. >> I was still asleep when I was supposed to be working at 8 8:05. He woke me up beating on the door. >> So, my thing is is that he's saying that there was nothing ever discussed in regards to him taking the children to school. >> Cuz when I tried to talk to him about the kids, he started banging on my windshield by >> So, that makes less sense now that you're admitting to that. When >> take me to jail, man. >> Well, I got to go figure out if he wants you to go to jail. >> I don't want him to go to jail if I have a choice. Well, if I could prove he put hands on you, you wouldn't have a choice. >> I mean, I don't want him to go to jail. He did pretty well. >> That's That's what cops do. That's That's our entire point of existence. >> He's the one that called. >> No, he never called us. Only you did, which is why he's in handcuffs. >> He Well, he told me he did. >> He didn't. You're the only one that called and you said that he >> Well, I battered No. So, he battered you, which is why he's in handcuffs, detained until we can determine what happened next. >> He hit me and I busted his windshield. >> Okay. So, I got a question. When did y'all actually like I guess break up? Six months ago. >> When did he actually move out of the residence? >> Six months ago. He come here back and forth like he owns something whenever he wants, but he wasn't living here. >> Okay. So, when was the last time >> he had his own place? Probably like two months ago. >> So, two months ago. Okay. That kind of lines up with what he said. >> He wasn't living here before that though. He was living in a camper in his front yard. >> When was the last time he was living here? >> 6 months ago. Okay. >> When I found out he was cheating on me, he had to go. >> No, I never in my life put a hand on. Are you kidding me? >> Trying to get everything. That was never in my story. I never touched her. I'm not a person. I walked away. When y'all got here, I was here at Rapell Street because I couldn't leave cuz she busted my windshield. She's a liar. If she says anything different, Mr. B. >> Mr. Campbell, go ahead and hop out. Remember how I told you at the conclusion of the investigation come out of cuff? Sorry for getting aggravated, man. >> When I take this handcuff off, place it on the back of your head. Leave it there till I get the other one off. >> All right. There you go. >> No problem. This morning I get up 6:00 6:30. I'm texting her, calling her, "Hey, I'm going to bring the kids." All her stuff's here. Diapers. I mean, I had a few things, but like their school clothes or milk bottles. I'm like, "Hey, I'm going to bring the kids to get ready at your house." No answer. Get here, knock on the door, no answer. She's sleeping. >> I mean, no, we didn't have any prior plans for me. She texted me and said, "You can bring the kids to daycare." That's what she said. >> And then then altercation where she was throwing the phone at you and stuff like that. Were the children present during that or they were in their room? Okay. None of them saw it. Put that on be under arrest for domestic battery during the argument. >> I hope he's coming to jail, too. Is he? >> No, ma'am. >> Being that you threw a phone. >> I threw a phone at him. So, he has the right self-defense. >> Self-defense. >> You're the one. >> He was on the other side of the yard. How is that self-defense? >> I threw a phone at him so he's able to hit me. >> Okay, we're not done. He even said even if he did hit you, it was with open hand. It was more of a push. So if anything, he was pushing you away from him. >> Okay. So he can just come here and do whatever the he wants and I go to jail. >> That's not what happened about >> That is what happened. >> Yeah, it is. Okay. >> I'm in the in I'm not going nowhere. You don't got to hold me. Can you >> No, no, no. Hold up real quick. Stop. Jennifer, at this point, you're under arrest and you're in our custody. You don't make the rules. Lose the attitude. You understand? >> Cursing me. >> Get in the car. Let's go. >> Please don't push me on the ground. You're a piece of >> stand listen to you scream and act a fool this whole time. Get in a car. >> You can get in a car by my house. >> That's not the way this works. Get in a car. >> I am. >> Well, then get in there. >> Anything else we can do for you, Mr. Campbell? >> That's it, man. Sorry it went this way, but >> Oh, no. >> In the future, how she got out of attitude when she was under arrest. How you had a little bit of an attitude at the f at the start. >> If a cop tells you that you're detained, that doesn't mean you're going to jail. just listen to them, okay? >> Cuz you're telling us that you called. We had no idea that you called because you didn't call. You're just telling us that you called and we don't know that. >> Understand? >> So with her calling and saying that you pushed her and put hands on everything, we're concerned about you being a safety risk. Once that got handled, came out of cuffs just like I promised. Right. >> Understand? >> Okay. >> Thank you. The woman was charged with DV with endangerment.