She just kind of went off the deep end. She pushed me in my face and kicked me while you're driving while she was driving. >> My dad pulled me out of the car by my hair and kicked me in my face. I'm not proud of this. This is sucks. My only defense was fingers and eyeballs. >> I'm trying to help my daughter is all I'm trying to do and this is what I get from it. >> It happened a lot. >> It does. On November 26th, 2023, officers responded to a residence following a report from a couple claiming their daughter, who appeared to be under the influence, got into an argument with them and acted aggressively toward her father. >> How you doing? >> How you doing, buddy? >> We're going to talk to her over here. What's going on, man? >> That's fine. >> So, this is my girlfriend, Wincy. We went and play cornhole tonight. I've got my grandkids here, which is her adult. >> How old are the 11? Jackson is six. >> And I just get him every once in a while. Okay. So we went and play cornhole. She drank a bit too much. >> She wanted to fight me in the car. She punched him. >> This is This is my girlfriend. Well, she punched me, but I'm okay with that. >> And then I sit in the concert. Couldn't happen again. >> All right. >> So it couldn't happen again. >> But I'm okay with that. No, I'm just saying. She punched me because I'm just telling what dads do. >> I swing on me, too. But I >> Well, anyway, her eyeballs. Anyway, >> the abrasion I see right here is from a >> from her. Okay. They ended up in a fight and she >> and I asked them to quit because of the kids. >> Because of the kids. >> But she had too much. >> Anyway, she's a woman. >> Did anybody punch her? >> No. >> I defended myself. >> Well, no, they my fingers are You didn't punch her and broke her jaw or anything? >> No, because she had me behind the back seat. >> Your jaw broke? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, >> but she had me back behind back seat and I stuck my fingers. >> She stayed here with you right now? >> Yes, she lives here. >> She don't live here. She's she's had a rough life. >> Okay. >> And I've got custody of her granddaughter, which is her daughter. >> Okay. >> And her what I want to call him, Mark, Jack's daddy, which is her son. He's got custody at him. She's been in and out of uh shelters, >> homeless shelters, >> homeless shelters and all that kind of stuff. >> She's failed multiple tests in >> to try to suffice that. >> And we're just trying to I'm as a dad trying to make it better. Does that make sense? >> Not. She had a little too much drink. >> So, what started the argument again? >> You know what? I really was toward the argument. She just kind of went off the deep end. >> Yeah, she did. She kicked you at first and then she punched you. Then I sat on the console of the truck and I said, "Do not hit him again. This is your dad. You respect him." I said, "Y'all need >> Were y'all driving or parked out here?" Where was >> No. When we were coming home, >> where were you? >> Rutage. >> This has happened in Rutage. >> No, no, no. When it happened on the way halfway home. >> Yeah. >> And then she said >> went off the deep end. She slapped me and I said >> she kicked and slapped him. >> I sat on the console which broke the law without the seat belt. >> I said when you get home this my daughter and I love her to death. No, I love her to death. Okay. >> It's my only daughter and I and >> I got to work one >> and I've tried to help her. I give her places to live. She was in a homeless shelter and I I said, "You know what? My grandkids I got to know where they're at." So I brought her here with me and and she's been doing good. She's been doing good >> and the night she went off the deep >> she got to drink. So she punched you and kicked you punched him and kicked him while you were driving. While she was he was driving. >> Where was she? In the back. >> In the back. I unbuckled my seat belt and I get in the console and I said, "Do not do that again." We have two babies in the car. >> When did she hit you? >> When we were pulling up in the driveway. >> Pulling up in the driveway? >> Cuz I was sitting on the console and I said, "Do not do him that way. That's your dad. He gives you everything. He always does everything for you." And then she pulls me in the back seat and proceeds to try to hit me. >> My dad pulled me out of the car by my hair and kick me in my face. >> Okay. Can you open your mouth for me? You open this. >> We were all in Can I tell you from the beginning? We were all in his truck coming home from watching the Georgia game. >> It all happened in the truck. And then when we got here, my dad pulled me out of the truck, got my hair, and kicked me in my face when we got here. >> Go all the way to the front. You say it started in trouble, but what started in >> We're just arguing about like my kids and like cuz I'm a single mom and just you know like of course I'm a parent cuz I'm a single mom like that kind of stuff. I can't I don't like drama. I don't like >> just just talk to us. Okay. So y'all talking about the kids. >> We were just arguing about family stuff. Okay. >> And then me and my stepmom she's not my stepmom. She's my dad's girlfriend. My dad just got divorced from my mom in like August. And so they're together now. She like me and my dad were arguing and honestly she was trying to be like the bigger person saying don't argue in front of the kids cuz Adamine my daughter is 11 and my son Jax was six was on you know we were in the back seat and so she was trying to honestly be the bigger person and say like for me and my dad don't do this in front of the kids and I was like okay I get it but of course you know I'm just like my dad he's just like you know we're just alike we are stubborn he would say his little two cents I would say my two cents and you know it was just and she was like y'all Stop. Y'all stop. You know, when things escalate, you kind of don't know how they escalate. My stepmom got heated and honestly, she was in the right to begin with cuz she was telling me and my dad, don't don't fight in front of the kids, you know, don't argue in front of the kids like it's not your problem. We were almost here. We were almost home. He started his about like she'll kick your Ashley. She'll beat your mother talking about my stepmom like telling me, you know, like he'll she'll have his dad like whatever. Me and her got to argue somehow. I'm not proud of it. I'm not going to lie. I'm not proud of it. But she was in the back floor of the back seat when we got here. My dad pulled me out by my hair. I had wave in. I have fake hair. He pulled me out by my hair and then he kicked me in my face and then that's when we were here. >> So, how do your stepmom or girlfriend get from the front to the back? >> Because she stood up like in the telling me because my dad was driving. I was in the middle of the back seat between my two kids and she was telling us to like quit our victory. >> How did they get physical? >> I don't know >> what baby. >> They should be in the house. They're not in my car. I was told I could not. Once I got here, I was told by my parent, by my dad and my stepmom, that I was not allowed back in their house. This is my car. I just sat in this passenger seat in my car, and that's when I called the cops when I got here. Does that make sense? >> Yeah. >> I'm not proud of this. This is sucks. I'm freezering. >> You can go sit on my car. I'll turn on the heater in the back. Okay, let's go. I'm going to talk to my >> Am I arrested? >> No. >> I don't want to do anything wrong. I'm not I'm not I'm not a troublemaker. >> My jaw just hurts on this side. My dad kicked me in the face. >> He kicked you where? What location? >> When we got here, when his truck pulled up, he pulled me out by my hair and then he kicked me in my face. >> Did he kick you before after you punched the woman? And >> he punched me first. Wincy. >> Okay. But you you hit your dad and kicked your dad while he was driving. >> YEAH. OKAY. >> NO, THEN WE That was like 10 minutes before we got here. >> Correct. >> And then we got here and he was mad cuz I was on top of his girlfriend cuz she came from the front to the back against me and she was in the floor in the back seat. And then he pulled me out of the car by my hair. I have fake hair, which is He pulled me out by my hair and then I got on THE GROUND AND THEN HE KICKED ME IN THE FACE. >> ALL RIGHT, they're going to take a look at you real quick. >> Hey, man. >> I'm so embarrassed. I'm so sorry. >> Hey, no, you're fine. >> Hey, we have two more patients inside. >> Okay. >> What? My kids >> here. Let me >> Yeah. >> What's the problem? >> Yeah. There's a child that has some like what he said calf injury and there's a a female named Mincy. She's got a a swollen temple area where she got hit from. >> Hey, Mincy, come out here for a second. And it scared them. >> Were they in the vehicle when this all happened? >> Yeah. >> Ashley car the pool went to you. Oh, she told you. Never mind. >> Okay. The oldest child, what's her name? >> Atley. That's Ashley's daughter. >> The the other one, >> Jax. >> He lives here. >> No, that's my grandson. >> Grand. So, I get him ever so often cuz that's again Ashley's son. Jax, which is his dad, has custody of Jack. >> So, how did her face get like that? We was coming home tonight and they started arguing. Well, she started arguing and talking. >> Punched you and kicked you in Boston. >> No, she didn't kick me. >> She punched you. >> She punched me right there. And she got on the console and she said, "Let me tell you something. You do not do that again. Your dad." >> Okay. Hey, what's up, bud? >> That's my son. That's my youngest son. >> So, when she hit me in the face, I said, "Are you serious? You hit me in my face while I was driving." >> She was peeking and punching. >> And so, she said, she got up on the console. She said, "You don't do that again." What happened to her face is she pulled her into the back with the grandkids and I was driving >> in the driveway. This happened here >> on the way home. >> Okay. >> And she pulled her into the drive and caught her and they started fighting and stuff like that. >> She pulled me in the back. I was trying to sit in the console between them so she would stop kicking and punching him while he was driving. >> Yeah. Okay. Drive home. >> Then she said, "Keep on keep on." time like you're not going to do your daddy this way. He gives you too much. He does too much for you. And if she pull me in the back seat behind the driver's seat, she didn't get a punch in. And most of the facial on her is for me. My only defense was fingers and eyeballs. I pulled her eyeballs down. I probably pulled them to her. That was my only defense >> because I was trying to get her to stop. >> And then we pulled up in the yard and I told her I said >> and kicking him while he was driving. >> I mean, and we pulled up in the yard and I said, "You got to go." What I understand, she punched you somewhere near Brotherish. You get on the center console. How long is that drive? >> She slapped me and hit me and she hit you. >> And I said, >> that's when I sat on the console. I said again. And that's when she pulled you back. >> They ended up in the back seat >> on the dirt road here. It's when I told her, I said, "You're not going to do your daddy that way." >> So you're talking 10, 15 minutes. You were sitting on the console. >> Give me a ticket for something if you want. But I was trying to not get him to do it in front of the kids. >> Get him to do what? In front of kids. >> Stop arguing with him. >> That's what she said. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, how did this make you feel when she got hit? >> Let me tell you why it me off. Okay. I'm She's 3 years old. >> I run businesses. I'm a business guy, but I'm a family guy. But you can't just downgrade somebody all the time. You know what I'm saying? And I told her, I said, "Look, I don't know if you can see it or not. Is there a mark on my face?" >> There is. >> Oh, there is. >> Yeah. When she hit me in my face, I said, "Tell you what, dude." I said, "When we get home, do it again cuz you're is out of my house." That's exactly what I said. Your is out of my daughter has been everywhere from shelters to homeless shelters, not know how to live. The whole idea tell you the same story. I'm trying to help my daughter is all I'm trying to do. And this is what I get from it. When she dragged her in the back seat, she said, "You're out of my house cuz this is her house as well, cuz this is my girl. >> You can hit me all you want." Yeah, >> but you're not going to disrespect me. >> He opens the back door >> and she falls out. >> She falls out. Then what happens? >> And I get my grandkids and >> and then she she jumps up says, "I'm calling the alarm." >> And he says, "Why would she call?" >> I said, "Because she started a fight that she can't finish." >> At any time, did you kick her while she was on the ground? >> Kick my daughter? >> Yep. >> Mhm. Never. You never son right there. I would never do that to one of our kids. He opened the back door and she falls out and she's like, "Oh, God, you kicked me." >> No, I was trying to get my grandkids out of that truck into my house to get away from that because they were like, >> "Well, you've been drinking and driving." And you already admit it. You're pissed off. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. >> I'm off at the situation, but I'm not pissed off at anybody. >> Where you lose control? >> Oh, I don't lose control. >> I get it. I'm just trying to figure out what happened. Okay. >> Well, okay. I can promise you this right here. The fight was between her and her and she pulled her into the backseat of my truck fighting and all I was trying to get home and stop it and get my grandkids in this house and be done with it. That's all I was trying to do. >> Am I in trouble, >> ma'am? >> I don't want I don't I don't want I don't want to be a resident. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Well, let's do our job. We'll get you updated. Okay. >> Okay. >> I don't want to tell you that you are in trouble and turns out that you're not or tell you you're not in trouble and then it turns out you are. See? Well, let's get us do our job one step at a time. I see you have some redness on your chest. And how did all this happen? Was this because you fell on the floor or was that him continuing the violence against you? >> Can I'll be honest. >> What? >> I don't really know. >> Cuz see there's red on your chest. >> He kicked me in my face. He pulled me out by my hair and kicked me in my face. So I don't really know like where all issues came from cuz I have fake hair and it all came out and I wish I had it right now cuz it cost a lot of money. >> Okay. You said you had a weave, correct? >> I did. I had cancer before so like my hair is like very thin. Okay. >> Like the like bald spots is normal. >> That's what I was going to ask about. Okay. >> Yeah, the bald spots is normal. >> Okay. Did you have the acrylic nails on all of your fingers? >> I did except for one it pulled out earlier. >> That was in front of >> that one. Maybe like that's normal. >> Okay. You have guardianship of this of the 11-year-old. >> I've got my guardianship is within. Okay. >> Jack, which is her other son, is guardianship with his dad and he was here for the weekend. >> All right. Can I talk with Adeline, please? >> You sure can. >> All right. Thank you. You can come in here if you want or whatever. How old are you first of all? >> 18. >> You come in if you want. That's fine. Hey, sweetie. How are you? You okay? You're a little scared tonight. My hands are cold, isn't it? Hey, buddy. How are you? >> Good. I apologize for having to come out here like this tonight, but sometimes we have to just look into things. >> It happened a lot of times. >> It does. What happened tonight? >> Because they just coming back from corn. I think pop was drunk. I don't know how it started, but they just all pop always fight, but they fight a lot. Well, they do fight a lot like this, but it's like I don't know. It's not that much, but they like bicker a lot and they started bickering and then it just got worse and then whenever cuz he was like swerving and on the road and stuff. >> Pop was >> Yeah. Then whenever we got home because then Wy she started to try to make a stop but then she sat in the middle like from the passenger and driver seat. She sat in the middle >> and then mama and wincy started fighting. >> They both they fell like I was on the seat and they both fell right there and then and they just started fighting a bunch and holding each other's hair. I tried I was trying to get out the car and I couldn't open I couldn't get out this way. So I tried to get out this way and then pop came from this way and pop pulled mom and I tried to get out and then and then I like twisted my leg or something. >> Okay. When pop pulled mom out, where did mom go? >> She fell on the rock. >> She fell >> and pop 22 was bleeding. >> So mom's mouth was bleeding before pop pulled her out or after? Well, um, whenever they were in the car, Pop Pop just slapped her really hard. Then she pulled her to the ground and then she fell on the rocks. >> Then Pop slapped her. >> No. Then Pop pulled her on the ground. >> You take both of them somewhere else. >> All right. We'll come back and talk to you in a minute. You've had something to drink since you've been here, right? >> Here. >> Yeah. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, great. With that in mind, you need to be careful about drinking and driving with kids in a car. Although, you got here and you start drinking. I get it. Yes, sir. >> All right. That's just I'm going to bring that up to you. >> Yes, sir. >> Second thing is we're taking her to jail. >> She's going to be placed under arrest. Do you live here? >> I do. >> Yes, sir. >> Does she live here? >> No. No. No. No. Yes, she does. >> Temporary. >> Let her live here. >> That's fine. Yes, sir. >> All right. So, I'm going to file this under domestic or family. >> All right. All right. So, here's the deal. >> Yes, sir. >> EMTs spoke with you, right? >> Yes, sir. >> So, you don't have any internal injury, your mouth, your teeth, or anything? >> Not that we know of. >> Okay. Well, they look. So I have to take their word. >> Yes, sir. >> Your injuries are consistent with scratches. So I think it's Mincy. Is that her name? >> Wincy. >> Wincy. Yeah. She grabbed your face and scratched you. Is that right? >> I mean, I don't really know, but like probably, but my know my dad like kicked me in my face. Like he pulled me out by my hair and kicked me in my face is like the like traumatizing part like for me. >> At what point did you punch your dad? >> I didn't punch my dad >> ever. >> No, I punched him. No. He would have a mark on him if I would have punched him. He flicked at me in the back seat and I flicked him back. So then when Mincy got on the center console, >> center console. Yeah. >> Okay. What happened? >> She was honestly being the bigger person. I told them that I told them this. She was being the bigger person, telling me and my dad. Me and my dad are both just alike. Stubborn, hard-headed, telling them, you know, us to stop. But me and my dad both had to have the last word. Well, then my dad just then Wincy came at me. And so when she came at me and she ended up in the back passenger floorboard, my daughter was right here, back passenger floor like this. And then we got here and my dad pulled me out by my hair and that's when he kicked me in my face. >> I thought you didn't remember how you got into it back then. >> Well, I just knew that like we both were gay. >> So, you know your children were there, right? >> I do know my children and they did too. >> Your dad has guardianship. I talked to your children and they told me what what they saw. It's a little bit different than what you're telling me. >> Well, I would like to know that. >> Well, I'm about to tell you cuz you're under arrest. >> For what? >> For battery and that you punched Vincent. Okay. >> I didn't know. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. I don't want to hurt you. Okay. >> No, it's not. I DID NOT DO THAT. THAT is not true. I understand what you're doing, BUT THAT IS SO UNFAIR. MY DAD DOESN'T GET ANYTHING for pushing for kicking me in the face. >> Have a seat. Okay. And I'm going to seat belt you in. Please don't please don't move. The woman was charged with battery and cruelty in the third degree.