Go inside. Go inside. >> Go inside. >> Hey, whatever. I'm going to chill tonight. >> Hey, man. >> You think I give my man? Hey. Hey, man. Don't grab me. >> Parenting is tough enough, but what happens when some spoiled kids go completely insane and their parents are forced to call the cops on them. >> Just want to make sure you're all right. >> Okay. So, what happened to me? Step back. Step back. Step back. >> Touch. Snap. >> Here are times when desperate parents snap at their spoiled kids. Starting off with Cabrina, a spoiled psycho kid who had the cops called on her four times in one night by her guardian. >> She throwing stuff around. She threw a lamp at me. Where'd she hit you at m? >> She hit me here. >> Let me see. Where else? >> Okay. >> And she threw the chair at me and I hit my back. >> She hit me. I did not do that cuz she hit me first. I have a artistic son that fights cuz I got scratches too, SIR. >> On October the 21st, 2022, at around 10 p.m., deputies in Georgia responded to a domestic dispute involving a young woman named Cabrina. They were greeted by Cabrina's mother, a tired mother who was fed up with her daughter's wild antics. >> Hello. She throwing stuff around. She threw a lamp at me. >> Did she hit you with the lamp? >> No, I backed up. >> Okay. Can Can you have Oh, I'm going to step it right here in the living room. Where's she at? What's her name? >> Cabrina. >> Cabrina. >> Mhm. >> Cabrina. Ma'am, can I get you to step out? Can you take us to where she's at, please? Where what lamb did she throw? It's in the room. Hey, Miss Cabrina. How are you? >> Deputy Medina, what's going on tonight? >> I'm not trying to wait on that flashlight. >> I'm sorry. Oh, that's fine. Okay, I'll turn it off. >> I was at my friend's house. >> Okay. >> And I need a ride. I was walking. >> Uh-huh. >> Well, okay. Let's talk again. >> Yeah. >> I was at the house at war here. Yeah. So I went outside. I was like that mean >> he got mad. I just kept saying he kept talking. I kept talking >> and so finally he came he came in the house toward me my throat real hard and had a gun on him about he's about to pull off shoot. >> What's his name? >> I'm exactly on that. >> Okay. Well I mean if you're not going to tell me then there's nothing much I can do. >> I don't know but I didn't. >> Okay. And then >> and then he holding his gun, his pants like that. >> And the way he looked the way he looked at me, he scream the way his devil his eyes. I know he not playing here. He ain't playing. He did not play out here like that. >> I don't know what set him out like that. I guess he had to little c I can't talk to him like that. But he came after me and about to pull that gun off me. I had took my clothes and I out. Okay. >> I went to another people house and I was in their house. Dude took me left my purse in his truck. >> Mhm. >> So he leaked. So the lady called him and told him, "Come get me." Yeah. He came pick me up. He said, "I'm gonna go over here right quick." I said, "Hold on. Where my phone at?" >> He goes, "Oh, my your phone at the house is on the charger. I seen it was going dead." >> Yeah. >> Why did you take my phone wherever you took it to? >> I got you. So So that's what happened earlier. >> Yeah. This took time. So after >> So tell me what happened now. >> Okay. I'll get to that. But now it's like I got the car. I f was right. I left. All down on the street took my shoes. I real >> Mhm. >> I don't know what happened. I seen his car. I see another car. I know the cars that car look cuz they come to the house all the time. >> So I'm looking like what was this thing? I'm ducking and I know they was following. I was like what's going on? What did I do? >> I just noticed just now my Facebook been tap my messenger. They're in my phone right now. >> Cabrina had reportedly thrown a lamp at her aunt before tearing through the place and tossing belongings around. But being a menace to her mom was one thing, but being able to own up to her own actions was another thing entirely. Especially now that the cops were involved. We're here just to make sure that tonight things are not going to deescalate. You throwing stuff around. I mean, whose house is it? Is it It's your mom's house. >> Cop house. >> Oh, okay. So, look. Hey, listen. It's It's your mom's house. You got to respect the hotel. >> Told you they >> I mean, there's nothing we can do about it. There really isn't. roll out. >> What's her name? >> She's what? >> You got a license? >> Where's your license? >> I had my purse closed up. my own >> but nothing in there for them to be coming at me like my car today brought it back as >> I'm going to check my federal account and My money's real low. So I call Navy F. They said you you cash $45. I said I >> What's your date of birth? Missina sit here. >> You know before needs your name. That's all I know. >> Miss Cabrina. The only thing we want is the escalate thing. You know just Microsoft. >> I just told I fine. >> You won't tell us. You said >> you say you can't give us a name. >> They go by 12. where you live at. You live past the little Caesars. >> Well, I mean, we can't go out all the way out there at 12. >> Then go. >> All right, ma'am. >> Well, like I said, we really can't do anything and she's not willing to work with us. So, >> all right. All right. >> Deputies believe that the matter was settled after cautioning Cabrina, but their night was far from over. They were soon called back a second time. This time for a far more serious complaint. >> She's going to have to run. She say she just hit her in the back with a chair in the face with a chair. Where's that chair at? Ma'am, >> he is down the step. >> Okay. >> Hey, Mr. Cabrina. What's going on now? >> She hit me in the nose sometimes. You know, >> she hit me. She came at me first. I didn't I was making something to drink, sir. You saw me making something to drink right along. She came at me first. >> Hold on. I'm going say the >> Can I see your face, ma'am? [ __ ] she punched me the fell in my face. >> Dude, do me a favor. >> Hold on a second. Hold on. I'm I'm talk to her first and I'm going to talk to you. Okay, I'm Listen. I'mma talk to her first and then I'm going to talk to you. Okay. Where she hit you at, man? >> She hit me here. >> Let me see. >> Where else? >> Okay. >> And she threw the chair at me and I hit my back. >> What you doing, man? >> I was making something to drink. >> Why would you throw a chair? >> Y'all is asking a question. I'm trying to answer. >> Okay, my bad. Go ahead. >> I was making something to drink. Why would you do that? She likes to walk up on people and get people face and she don't know when to stop. She hit me and stuff. I did not do that. So she hit me first. I think something to drink. Y'all see me when I was making something to drink. She came at me. She was sitting on the chair. I didn't do the trying to get my family. You think I'm joking? It's not a joke. I want my be. >> How you spell your first name? C A B R I A. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. What's your date, bro? You got Georgia license? >> My ID? >> Your what? ID. >> Yes, sir. >> She came at me. She need to learn how not to put put her hands on people. You can't do that. >> Where did she cut you at? >> She went like this. Don't you cuss at me and snap a son of my head cuz I cussed her. You can't put your hands on somebody cuz they cussed at you. I didn't touch you, man. She My you know my son artistic. He does fight her. That my artistic son, you can check the records. I have an artistic son that fights cuz I got scratches too, sir. Everywhere. He's artistic. So that's not for me. Don't do that, Mom. That's not for me, >> man. Y'all can prove that's from my son. He's artistic, sir. He fights. I have bruises and scratches. So, I can say, sir, so I can say that this is from her type of thing. I can say this is from her. We got We both got scratches from my oldest thing. Artistic. He's artistic, sir. Sir, he's artistic. He scratches. Yeah. Look at me, >> man. My son bites her. >> Hey, you got anywhere you can go tonight? You got any family in Virginia? Do you have some? Do you have money where you can go spend a night at at a hotel? >> I did. I'm so old. I promise you. >> Listen, you can't be here tonight. >> Arguments continued and both women accused each other of being the aggressor. >> How long has she been staying here, ma'am? >> 8 months ago. >> Eight months ago, but she's been here with you the whole time. >> Been here since day one. Thank you. >> We can't stop. Stop. Stop. >> So, see, that's why we started an eviction process. We can't kick her out. Yeah. >> And now we can ask her to leave. She has go tonight. >> Can you let me talk? >> You shut up. >> All right. Do you have anywhere you can go tonight? >> You got somewhere you >> have anywhere you can go tonight? I mean, well, you can't be here tonight >> because you apparently you're doing stuff you shouldn't be doing. You're acting very irrational. And >> I'm >> How you scared? How you How are you scared? And you're the one acting you right now like aggressor. >> I'm trying to get her to understand that. >> I'll tell So I'll tell you what. So this is what we're going to do tonight. Where's your room at? Is that your room over there? >> Okay. So, you're going to go to that room and you're going to stay in there for the rest. >> You're going to stay in there for the rest of Okay. >> And then, ma'am, what I would suggest, go ahead and go to your room, ma'am. Go ahead. Where's your room? Upstairs. >> Ma'am, >> is your room? >> Okay. That's what I would suggest, ma'am. They can't help me >> cuz like I right now like I said I don't see no bruises on your nose. Unfortunat I don't see no back and bruises. >> Hold on. >> I'm not going by her. You can't go out there and walk. You better go ahead. I'm not even going to do that. That's what I want to drink. You step to me like that. >> What you going upstairs? >> We're just trying to get this one. Hopefully that's the end. That's the end of the night and that's it. But if I hate to say it, if it happens again, just like give us a call. >> Have >> ma'am, I don't care. Bye. Thank you. Good night. I'm rolling now. Bye. >> All right, man. Have a good night. >> You too. >> I don't care. >> Just let you know. >> Listen, if we get call another call out here, >> get out. Bye. Get out. Bye. Get out. >> We taking a ride. With no major injuries reported, officers urged everyone to calm down and retreat to separate rooms for the night. Cabrina was let off with yet another warning. But that leniency would soon prove misplaced as deputies were forced to return for a third time shortly after. >> All right. So, where were the keys, ma'am? >> Underneath my mattress. >> Underneath your mattress. How did she know to get to find them there? >> She she what? >> Smashed on the seats. >> Can I Can I see? >> I think my >> to the right. >> Yeah. >> All right. Are you going to want to press charges for that, ma'am? Yeah. We we got the information on the vehicle. Excuse me. >> So, the keys were underneath your mattress. As soon as we left, she went up there. She tore up your room. >> You see, that's what she was standing up here for. She There's nothing up here for her. I don't know if she has my wallet. >> Yep. >> Or what, but >> I'll get started on that. So, what you need to do is you need if she calls back tonight, if she comes back home tonight with the vehicle, then you need to call us so we can come in. Right. >> She's not coming. >> She's not coming. How long did it take for her to come back? Or how did you get your vehicle back? >> Where she heading to? Where's she going? >> I have no idea. She she works at Popeye's and Churches and she associates with whoever's around at the time >> because I mean I was in the area and I didn't see her go by. So I'm wondering if she went this way Price Road. See if it's a come see if it has a registered owner on that. So this is what I understand. You started the eviction process how long ago? 2 weeks. Yeah. I think it takes maybe what a month. I think that's what it's supposed to take. This is what I would suggest. If she comes back, just lock yourself in your room tonight. Call 911 ASAP. She's she's she has it out for her. Um, so with this one, I'm going to start on that warrant tonight. >> At 1:22 a.m., officers were called back for the fourth time after it was reported that Cabrina had returned and was going completely out of control. >> Hello. Just >> Gabriel, I'm back. Okay. >> Hey, do you need to be seen by EMS? >> Well, I got I got EMS coming in for you. >> Oh, okay. I'm sorry. >> I did not call you. >> That's fine. >> Hey, Miss Cababria. Ma'am, can I get you to step outside for me? Can I get you to step outside for me? >> I'm making my wet. I'm making it here. What am I doing now? >> Like step so we can talk to you, please. >> What? >> Step outside for me. >> That's why you're doing that. >> Ma'am, step outside for me. >> What? >> Cuz I'm asking you to step outside. >> I'm asking you to step outside. That's the reason you clean up the floor and you do nothing. >> So So check this out. So apparently you've been taking that vehicle without permission. Is that correct? >> No, she gives you keeps her keys upstairs. Come to her. She get up and get her pick. I had text with my phone. If I had my phone, I swear to God I show it. >> Where's your phone at? >> The record when I stole it. Remember? >> All right. So, turn around for me. >> I saw I officers about it. I made a statement. >> Turn around for me. >> I made a statement on that phone. Y >> Where's the phone at? >> That phone has sto in my purse. You can see I made a statement. You can see the sheriff office on there. Everybody got proof right now. Right now in my purse, sir. Right there. In that pocketbook right there tonight. Look there. Right there. I have the proof in the other office. I got you. It's okay. Okay. >> So, I'm still That's her. >> OKAY. YOU'RE TIGHT WHEN YOU ARREST ME FOR NO REASON. >> I DIDN'T EVEN DO THAT. SHE gave me >> I can put my finger through all >> I got PROOF ON MY PHONE THAT SHE GAVE ME BY TEXT BY SAYING I MADE A STATEMENT IN MY PURSE. SO, WHAT AM I GETTING FOR? IT'S TOO TIGHT. IT HURTS MY WRIST. >> MA'AM, I PUT MY WRIST. >> I CAN PUT MY FINGER RIGHT YOUR WRIST. >> IT HURT. I'M HITTING MY WRIST RIGHT HERE. >> STOP MOVING. >> NO, YOU STOP. >> GET OFF MY WRIST. I GOT A WHOLE STATEMENT. GOD HAND IT HURTING. IT HURT. >> COME ON. >> IT HURT. She kissing now. All right. >> Okay. I mean, I didn't even walk to the car. I'm going have a seat. >> No. I could have put my phone out. Cabrina was ultimately charged with disorderly conduct and making threats under the Family Violence Act. Cabrina got what she deserved. But up next is a heartbroken elderly father who had to call the cops on her abusive daughter. >> I got my baby with me. >> This happened today. >> THIS IS HAPPINESS NOW. My house is destroyed. She just tore the hell out of the living room. >> She says, "You give me 30 days in your house, me being evicted. Come on. I'll have you. >> I'm sorry. Come here. I didn't give you permission. What is going on? What happened? I didn't do anything. Listen to me. I'm sorry. What's going on? >> Do you have anger issues? Yes, I do. I have anger. I will admit that, but I will not admit hitting him because I did not hit him. I have not laid my hands on him. On February the 4th, 2024, officers responded to a gas station parking lot after a man reported that his daughter, Alicia, had physically and verbally assaulted him during a dispute where he refused to get her a drink. When officers arrived, they were met by a desperate elderly gentleman who was more than fed up with a spoiled daughter who had become a thorn in his flesh. Well, ain't this a for sore eyes? See, trying to keep my house on the hill. I'm tired of this. >> I'm tired. I GOT MY LIVING ROOM. >> This happened today. >> THIS JUST HAPPENED NOW. MY HOUSE IS DESTROYED. She just tore the hell out of the living room. >> So, what happened? >> She was She stayed asleep till about 2:30 this morning. >> Okay. >> And I mean 2:30 this afternoon. And when she got up and everything, she came out and she was in a bad mood for some I don't know what she was in a bad mood for, but she was and everything. I sit there about about 15 20 minutes and everything. I said, "How you going to get up? I got to go dollar store to get my uh get Isabella some milk and and some cat food." She said, "Okay." And so I said, "Everything okay?" She said, "Yeah." I said, "I'll be back in not more than 10 minutes." >> You okay, baby girl? I came in and she says, "Why didn't you take your effing phone with you?" I said, "And why is it on silent?" I said, "I always keep it on silent cuz his mother's sleeping on phone to wake her up." I just wanted some damn Dr. Pepper and I just want I get paid tomorrow. I said, "How you getting paid?" She says, "You don't worry about it." She says, "I just wanted Dr. Pepper and you started ding started." She got like getting mad as hell. I said, "Allie, you need to calm down. Quit using the F word. Quit using the GD word. You don't tell what the hell to do. I said, "Allie, I'm telling you, I'm fixing to put you out of the house. Please don't. I'm begging you not to." She says, "Come and hit me. Come and hit me." I said, "I'm not going to hit you, Alie." Then she got my face and started just slinging all over the off the counters, to my lamps, the door, the whole damn nine yards, my chair. >> Is it still torn up? >> I don't know. I grabbed my granddaughter and took off out the damn door. I don't know if she thinks I'm calling the cops tonight. She is. She's probably cleaning up. But it was a total disaster error. She busted. >> So what happened to your hand? >> Defensive wounds. >> Okay. So how did how did you get defensive wounds? >> She started trying to hit me and shoot me back the head the first damn time. I turned around. I stopped. Well, you ain't nothing there. >> Bro, I was just seeing just to make sure. >> Uh and this one time then she started going for and when all that was going on and everything, she started going for Isabella. I said, "You ain't getting her. You ain't getting her." And she started screaming, "I'm her mother. I'm her mother. You going to talk to my lawyer? I'm getting my grant. This child has got more on her right now. There ain't no way in hell she'd ever get her this paper back. >> You remember what I told you last time I talked to you, right? >> Yeah. And and I was and I was going to go straight there and get a get a eviction notice on her. And she says, "You give me 30 days in your house, me being evicted. I'm I'll have you." >> The officers listened as the elderly father described months of abuse where his daughter became increasingly hostile. >> He's tired of this. I don't want I I want peace. >> I want peace and quiet. I want >> So, which I'm not I'm not I'm not guaranteeing anything right now at this moment because I got to get her side of it as well, right? >> Yeah. >> But as far as physical evidence, like I told you last time, fiscal evidence, we can base off we can base it off of that. All right. Um so, chances is if she does end up going to jail today, now is your time to get a TPO and to get it to where she is not allowed back at your residence. And if she comes back, >> talking about TPO, just we just talked about evictions. >> Yeah. So TPO, you can get a TPO. >> Oh, what is that? >> Temporary protection order, meaning that she cannot come near you or so. So So here's what I would do. I would get one for you and I would also get one for her to where she can't come near you and she can't come near her. And if she does, she's going to go to jail. >> I just don't be left alone. That's all I want. I don't want problems. I got you. And I can't do this no more. I'm tired of her beating the hell out of me. There's other scars that she's filming. Oh, she'll be calmed down by the time we get back or or when I walk in and she won't know where the hell I've been. But if you're behind me, she won't say a word. She'll be the most polite person in the whole world. >> I, you know, I'll be honest with you, and I this isn't a threat or nothing like that, but she better be because I'm not playing games here. Like I told you, I got a little girl. >> She says, "I got a lawyer. You're and for some reason she's saying I'm committing a felony. You >> I have no idea what the hell. I said, "What kind of felony am I am I am I doing? All tell me what I'm doing wrong." >> It's intimidation. It's a tactic to get in your head to make you think you're doing something wrong. >> It was finally time for the officers to confront Alicia. But for a woman like her, when faced with consequences, she was most likely prepared to deny any wrongdoing, even if there was a ton of evidence against her. >> Hi. Are you Alicia? Why >> are you Alicia? >> I'm sorry. No, my hands hurt. >> Okay. All right. Well, step outside for me. Come on. Step out here. >> Come on. Step out here. Come on. Step out here. So, come here. >> I'm sorry. Come here. >> I didn't give you permission. What is going on? What happened? I haven't done anything. >> Listen to me. I'm sorry. What's going on? What's going on? I haven't done anything. >> Okay. Listen. Listen. Right now. >> Okay. I'm I'm >> Right now, we're investigating a family violence crime. Okay. So, right now, >> why am I am I under arrest or what? >> Am I under arrest? right until I talk to you, then I'll tell you. So, >> okay. Well, I'm not going to run. I just >> So, the reason the reason you're in cuffs right now at this moment is because you do have a history of being violent. All right. >> No, you guys. No, sir. >> It doesn't that doesn't matter. Okay. You have a history. So, >> I'll sit down, guys. Sit down. >> Yeah. Give me one second. >> What makes you comfortable? I just I'm trying to get my baby back. I'm trying to be a good person. I'm trying to get a job. I'm >> So, turn around and have a seat. Right. >> Yes, sir. >> So, there's one thing I want to ask you about today. Yes, sir. >> So, what happened when you woke up? >> I went in there and I went to go Well, actually, I'm sorry. I went to smoke a cigarette. I smoked a cigarette and I come in and I spent time with my baby. That's what happened when I woke up. >> Okay. What happened between you and your dad? >> What happened between me and my dad? He went to the grocery store, the Dollar Tree across the street, and he left his phone here. And when he got back, I asked him, "Why did you leave your phone here? Me and Isabella are here. What if something happened?" >> And it went from there. We just started yelling at each other. I have hair in my office. Can you can I'm sorry. It's Thank you. >> Okay. Where is it at? Right there. Okay. All right. So, um, at any point did you put your hands on your dad? >> No, sir. >> Did you attempt to put your hands on your dad? >> No, sir. >> We were both in each other's face. Yes. And he kept saying, "Hit me. Hit me. Hit me. Hit me." And he knows that I do. I do have anger issues. Yes, I do. I have anger. I will admit that, but I will not admit hitting him because I did not hit him. >> I have not laid my hands on him today. >> Okay. Um, at any point, did you break anything inside the residence or throw anything? >> I mean, I moved his chair and then whenever I moved his chair, the um my it was my cup. my cup. My It was my grandmother's cup. My mom's side. Um the Eminem cup fell off of his table and busted that. I was in the process of shooting it up. But no, I'm not throwing. >> So your name is Alicia Williams, correct? Yes. >> The defensive wound is on his hands and everything like that. >> I didn't touch him. >> Okay. >> The defensive wounds on his hands and everything like that. Um you are going to be placed under arrest at this point. >> I didn't touch you. I didn't do anything. Listen, he sir. No, no, no. I did not touch him. There's no proof of that. I did not touch him. He >> Okay. >> I swear to God. Please, please don't. Please, please don't do this. Please don't do this. Please do not. Can I smoke a cigarette before I go? Something. Please let me smoke a cigarette. Something. Can I call my mom? Can I call my sir? I did not TOUCH HIM. I DID NOT TOUCH HIM. I swear >> I've already talked to your mom. >> I didn't touch him. I swear to God, I didn't touch him. >> Okay, listen to me. We're past this point. >> Okay. Can I smoke a cigarette before I go then, please? >> Okay, if you calm down, I'll let you smoke a cigarette. >> I didn't touch him. This is where your cigarettes. >> Um, and then can I can you go in there with me and just let me look or you go in there? >> No. Do you know where they are? >> They No, I think they're on the I think they might be out back or they're in my bedroom. >> Well, let's go have a seat in my car real quick and I'll see if I can get you a cigarette. >> Come on. Come on. >> You have shoes. >> Can I see my baby and tell her I love her? >> No, ma'am. >> I didn't touch him. I didn't touch him. >> Take a left. >> I didn't touch I'm not going to talk to her. I just want Can I give her a kiss? Dad, can I please just give her a kiss, please? >> Please just let me give her a kiss. Dad, I didn't touch you. I love my baby. You got in my face, Dad. I didn't do anything. Please, I'll be calm. Can I have a second? Let me have a cigarette. I'll stop. >> I told you I would. Did I not? >> Yes, sir. I didn't know if you're going to change your mind. >> Okay. Have a seat. Have a seat. You >> just want my baby. >> Alicia Fain surprised, acting as if she didn't understand what was happening. But the officers weren't buying it and warned her about the consequences if her behavior continued. >> While we're standing here in the process, I'm going to explain a little bit of stuff to you, okay? So, battery family violence, okay, is when you cause visually visible bodily harm to someone, okay, that indicates to me that the the bruising on his hands are self-defense wounds. Okay, >> I didn't. >> So, okay. So, listen, I'm not telling you you did. This is all for a judge to decide, okay, but when it comes to family violence, >> you me flip it off. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> When it comes to family violence, as a as a law enforcement official of the state of Georgia, I have to do something. Okay? I need you to understand that is I have to do something. I don't have a choice. >> I don't really want any >> No, you're fine. You're fine. So, that's why you're going to end up going to jail for battery FBA. Okay. Now, this all of this isn't So, as far as this goes, what's going to happen is you're going to go to jail with me. Okay. You're going to be there for a little bit. All right. >> Oh, a little bit. >> What's today? Today's Sunday. So, first parents already done. So, tomorrow >> So, tomorrow noon. tomorrow sometime around noon one or twoish they will uh you will see first appearance and you'll be able to have a bond set. Okay. But as far as the bond you are going to have bond conditions which means that you can either come here if if he if he wants you here then you're allowed here. If he doesn't want you here then you're not allowed to come back because it's from my understanding that you do not have custody of your daughter. >> I do not but I am on the lease. >> Lean forward. Lean forward. Being on the lease does not matter. Okay. depending on what kind of bond conditions they set, that's going to determine everything. From my understanding, when defax transferred owners or not ownership, >> I well, I signed the paper. >> Okay. So, that but either way it goes. Okay. So, you're done. Here you go. Let me see. There we go. You coming back here, that is also up to a judge. But also, I am going to advise him of his TPO rights. Okay. You know what a TPO is, correct? >> No, sir. It is a temporary protection order which means that you are not allowed to come near him nor that baby until all of this is resolved in court because y'all both of y'all will have a court date. >> So he has the right to say no to that. >> I'm sorry. >> He does he have the right to like not okay that or >> to say to I'm sorry. >> Can he say yes she can see her proceed? >> No. >> So >> no once it is set by a judge and there is a tpo in place there is no exceptions whatsoever. He can't like >> the only person >> The only reason I'm asking >> No, they can they can come to court, but he's probably not going to end up bringing the child to court. >> No, no, no. I'm saying the only reason I'm asking is because when I was there, not there, but I was at I was at court for something else and I was there was a lady that was um and they were talking about the same thing, I guess, and her husband or something her got into an argument and he went to jail and she was requesting that that be, you know, disregarded or something or dropped. No, that is at the judge's discretion. >> The judge can either grant or deny that. Okay? If the judge grants it, then that's fine because that's a judge's decision. Okay? But if he denies that, there is no going back. >> I just question in my brain like how and what in the world, >> right? And >> he is on blood thinners and he's 64 years old, so like he bruises easily and things like that, but like I know that, you know, you're good evidence. I'm not saying that. I'm just I guess I'm just thinking out loud. I'm sorry. >> I You're fine. You're fine. I do not take this job personal whatsoever. >> Like if you like, you know, if somebody if somebody disagrees with uh with a decision that I make, then you so so be it. You know, it's it's my job to enforce the law >> and that's what I'm here to do. Once a law is broken, it is my job and my duty to take action. >> Alicia was eventually charged with battery and cruelty in the third degree. Moving on to the wild case of a 17-year-old who completely lost control, forcing his desperate parents to call for help. >> I don't care, man. I know I'm going to jump, man. But it's whatever, man. I don't give a man. >> Stop it, >> man. MAN, I'M NOT STOPPING NOTHING, MAN. >> I don't give a none of that, boy. Don't play with me, boy. Don't grab me by my >> I'm not grabbing you by your throat. >> Just acting belligerent. Just He's just He's wanting attention. He's wanting attention. That's all it is. On the night of January the 29th, 2023, officers responded to a 911 call about a family fight. When they arrived, they were thrown straight into the middle of the chaos. >> On the bottom had stop. We're not going to get up. I will get up, >> sir. I need you to calm down and relax or you're going to get >> tag man. >> Guys, I need you to back up. I will need a police. >> Please don't stop. I don't give a [ __ ] man. >> Y'all good? Go ahead. We're good. Man, I don't give a dude. Just stop. I love you. >> I love you. >> I don't care, man. I know I'm going to chill tonight, man. But it's whatever, man. I don't give a man. >> Stop. >> Police, man. >> Y'all, man, please. >> Yo. Yo. Yo. >> I love you, son. >> [ __ ] you. I love you, too, man. >> Go inside. Hey, whatever. I'm going to jail tonight. I'm going to jail tonight. It's okay. Cool. 45. >> I don't give a police man. >> Police, man. I don't give a man. >> Officers moved quickly to defuse the situation, but the agitated son refused to cooperate, resisting at every turn and driving tensions even higher. >> I'm not this way, please. >> Hey, can y'all pull man? Pull my pants up, man. >> Man, pull my pants up, man. Godamn. >> I'm not stopping. I'm not resisting nothing. I'm not resisting nothing. You're not running the show. Okay. So, you listen to what we're doing. >> Pull the police up. Pull pull my pants up. Goddamn. >> Boris. >> I'm over here losing my pants, man. >> Get your uh cruiser or my cruiser. Someone >> take me to jail. Whatever, man. I don't give a man. Put my pants up, man. >> Stop it, >> man. MAN, I'M NOT STOPPING NOTHING, MAN. >> YEAH, YOU ARE. >> NO, I'm not existing, man. Pull my pants up. >> I'm not fuckisting, man. I'm not resisting, man. Whatever, man. Whatever the you got to do, man. I'm not resistant, man. I don't give a about none of that, man. >> All right. Come on. >> Take me to jail. Whatever, man. I don't about none of that. Okay, that's cool, man. I don't give a man. >> Give a man. Ain't the first time. Godamn. >> Watch your head. >> God damn. Hit my face in the police car then. Stop it. >> Police officer hate y'all, man. You buckle me up, man. Me up. >> Find out what happened. >> Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo. >> You want to talk to him about what happened tonight? >> No. I don't want to talk to nobody, man. But you, man. >> Okay. Well, I'm right here. >> CLOSE THE MAN. CLOSE THE DOOR, MAN. >> Take me to jail, man. Take me to jail, man. I'm already going, so close the door, man. You don't want to talk to me or what happened? >> No, I don't want to talk to you, man. Close the door. I saw it to my lawyer, man. >> That sounds good to me. >> After restraining the son, officers turned to the father to learn what had actually happened and what made his son spiral so far out of control. >> He's been drinking somewhere. I don't know where he's been drinking. He is drunk. >> Close the door, man. >> He come I got him here. He was fine. >> He got in there. His mama got heated because the way he is. And he's like, "Oh, you don't care. He He's wanting to himself. He said he wants to himself. Is that stupid of me? >> I'm just trying to keep you contained. >> No, he didn't hit me. No, he did not. >> No, he didn't hit nobody in his house. I just grabbed him. You can see where we fell. >> He was just, you know, out of control. >> Was he like destroying stuff in the house? >> No, he didn't. He just he just lost it. He just said, "You want me to go outside?" I walked outside with him. His mom said, "Dinner, I don't like you like this." And he's like, "What? You don't like me like this?" And he just like went like this. He's like, I just hurt myself and then I grabbed it cuz you know I'm containing. >> You are not in charge. >> Yeah, I understand. But but >> Okay. So you I'm going I'm going to say no the police. >> That's okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> He's been like this one time before, but we got him under control. But he he he's fine. He's just he has mental issues right now. >> Okay. >> He he has mental issues and we're trying to take him to get everything fixed. He's on medication, but he he just come home like this and nobody swung on nobody. I just held him down. >> You just grabbed him cuz you were worried he was going to hurt himself. >> I'm worried. I was worried he's going to hurt himself. >> So, I just grabbed a hold to him. We went down. His mom called the police or her brother or whatever, but no swinging on nobody cuz I just went picked him up on the highway. >> He called me crying. So, I went and picked him up. He's done called me twice and that's unusual for him. Like I said, he's only done this one other time. >> What's he has he been diagnosed with any mental health issues? >> Uh yes, his mom knows more than I do. >> How old is >> he? He is 17 next month. >> Uh I smell it on him. Yeah, >> he's got that >> I smell it bad. And that's why he won't tell me nothing, you know. He just said, "I've been I've been out." That's all he said. The parents revealed that their son struggled with mental health issues and had been drinking heavily. Meanwhile, the teen continued to resist arrest, hurling insults and physically struggling as officers tried to restrain him. >> Hey, man. Stop it. You think I give my man? Hey. Hey, man. Don't grab me by my neck, man. Don't grab me by my neck, man. What's wrong with you, man? >> You trying to choke me out, man? What's up with you, man? Don't grab me. Hey, man. >> Trying to choke me out, man. What's wrong with you? Stop it. Hey, what's wrong WITH YOU, MAN? WHAT'S UP WITH YOU? >> What do we have at least? >> Hey, what's up with you, Grandpa? Don't show me. >> Let him talk. Let her talk to him. >> Just talk to him. >> Let her talk to him. >> Hey, don't grab me by my >> Hey, don't grab me by my throat, man. Don't grab me by my throat, man. >> Grab the grab me by my throat. >> I'm not grabbing you by your throat, but I need you to stop hitting your head. >> Grab me by my throat, boy. Boy, I'm not no boy. I Hey, look. I'm not I'm not police officer, boy. I'm not give I don't give a none of that, boy. Don't play with me, boy. Don't grab me by my throat. >> I'm not grabbing you by your throat. >> Yeah. Yeah. But earlier Earlier you was grabbing me by my throat, pushing me back in this car, man. Don't play with me like that. Don't touch me like that, man. Don't get me under the police. >> Get off, man. Call your man. Stop it. Stop. I don't give a man. I don't give a none of that, man. All the charges, man. Give a about none of that, man. Don't grab me, man. Stop it. Don't grab me like I'm some kind of child, man. Don't grab me by my throat and push me back in this car, man. Like you choking me out, man. I don't even have your hands on your throat, >> man. Don't put hands on my throat, man. I don't give a none of that, man. I don't give another >> Listen, we can't take him when he's banging his head. We're going to go get a rap to get him in safely, >> man. I don't give a about none of that, man. Don't grab me by my throat, man. Me out, man. I don't appreciate that, man. Don't grab me by my throat, man. I don't appreciate that, man. And mama don't grab me by my >> fell down. Grab me by my throat, man. I got >> Just give me a minute. Okay, y >> minute, man. >> Ma'am, we're trying to make sure you man your minute, man. I don't give a [ __ ] about none of that, man. The police, man. The police, man. I don't give a none of that, man. The police, man. Y'all bunch of man. Yeah. Keep grabbing my m keep grab my knee, man. The police, man. Y'all bunch of man. Y, man. Y'all can keep abusing me, man. It's whatever, man. The police, man. I don't give a [ __ ] about none of that [ __ ] man. Y'all can keep abusing me, man. It's whatever, man. The police, man. All right. But I'm good, man. >> Not and you can you can think that. Whatever. I mean, I don't give what you think. I'm good, man. I'm good, man. Handcuffs hurt, man. I trying to cause no pain upon myself, goddamn. >> Well, you're doing that, so >> Oh, yeah. I'm doing that. That's why I'm trying to sit here and tell you I'm good, man. But you keep pushing upon me, man. Man, I don't give a about that pain, man. >> Yeah, I hear you. >> I don't give a about that pain, man. I take that all night. If it make it, you know what I'm saying? If it prove a point, I don't give a about none of that, man. >> Throughout the arrest, the teen accused officers of mistreatment and claimed his rights were being violated. >> Right. It's your job, man. It ain't right. Right. So, you're not going to answer, right? What's your badge number? >> 160. >> 160. Yep. >> What's your name? >> Sergeant Wolf. >> Sergeant Wolf. >> Yes, sir. >> 160. Okay. Okay. I remember that. >> Sergeant Wolf. Hey, Mom. 160. Sergeant Wolf. Remember that? Yeah. Hey, man. I remember that. You know what I'm saying? Keep putting hands on me. You know what I'm saying? I'm a juvenile. Keep putting hands on me. >> Well, you're 17 and guess where you're going? >> Yeah, I'm I'm 17 and I'm going to jail and I'm happy about it. >> Well, good, sir. >> I'm happy about it. Godamn. Look at your ugly partner. Goddamn. Damn. That boy ugly as hell, boy. Look at you. Damn. That ugly as hell, boy. Godamn. I'm going to jail. I might as well talk my right. >> You can do whatever you want to, sir. >> Any way I want to. Hey, I Hey, look. I respect that. You know, you you're very respectful. I'm sitting here talking to you and you're very respectful. I respect that. I do. I do. Fair enough. >> I do respect that. >> So, if I if I take my hand off your your shoulder, you just going to sit there and talk to me? >> I'll sit there and talk to you, but >> without banging your head? >> Yeah. I'm I'm not going to bang my head, but I can't guarantee that I'm going to talk to you. >> Okay. Well, then you're just going to stay like that till my partner comes back with the rap. >> But you can you can keep your hand on my I'm not going to I'm not going to bang my head against you know. >> Well, you were. So, >> I'm I was just trying to get attention. >> Okay. No need for that. You already got enough tonight, don't you think? >> I Yeah, I'm Can you let your hair off? You let your hand off me? That [ __ ] hurting me. I ain't going to lie. Especially >> No one's putting any pressure on you. >> You You are putting pressure on me right now. You're lying like hell right now. I ain't going >> that that that is lying. You are lying like hell. >> I just felt like you should know. You know what I'm saying? >> I felt like you putting hell. You know what I'm saying? You put pressure on me. >> You You put pressure. You know what I'm saying? What the you going to do? You are very insane. >> Officers took care to prevent injury while managing his outburst, but their patience was clearly running thin as his manic behavior became even more pronounced. >> Sorry, boss man. I need you to take a knee. Get down on your knees. >> Get down on your knees. >> I get down on my knees, man. Just loosen my up, man. >> We already did. >> That hurts, man. >> Okay, look. We just checked it. Okay. >> Just loosen up a little bit more, man. Y'all dragging me across my front yard, man. Embarrassing me in front of my neighbors, man. >> Sir, you you've done that yourself. >> I'm sitting here cooperating, man. >> Now you are. >> I'm cooperating, man. Okay. I'm sitting here cooperating. I'm not trying to run off. >> No one said you're trying to run off. You know what I'm saying? God damn. I already know I'm going to jail tonight. It's okay. That's fine. Make it a little bit. You know what I'm saying, man? Put them goddamn ankle cuffs on me, man. Bro, loosen them goddamn loosen them right there, bro. That hurts, man. Y'all carrying me, man. Really? Y'all really carrying me, man? I could have got in the car by myself, man. That's crazy, man. Hey, ma. Ma, you get this all recorded, >> sir. Everything's been recorded since we got here. >> No, I don't give a what y'all talking about. Y'all Yeah, man. I was trying to be cooperative and be nice with y'all, but y'all going to put me in a pig lock, bro. Nah, man. I was going to be cooperative and walk with y'all, but y'all y'all put me in a pill. Hey, ma. Hey, MA. >> The carabiner on. Hey, ma. >> I don't have my flashlight. >> Hey, Andy. I've never rob I just want y'all know y'all want the police. I just feel like y should know that there's bigies around here. The one the police. Feel like y'all should know that. >> Hey you too. Hey I I know you just showed up. You didn't do nothing but the wonder police. I feel like you should know that. >> Yeah. >> Hey all of y'all. Hey all of y'all. The wonder police. >> Hey y'all going to have to take care of me now. that down. Hey, hey, look, look, look, look, look, look. The wind police. Hey, y'all remember that? >> Appreciate it. >> Y'all remember that? Going to cooperate. I was going to cooperate till y'all did me like this. I was going to cooperate till y'all did me like this. So, guess what? The wonder police. >> Hey, come on. Y'all pick me up now. Come on now. >> Y'all pick me up. Hey, I'm 17. Don't be doing bad now. I'll take out of court. Don't do me bad now. I take out of court. I'm only 17. Y'all better remember that. >> Y'all better remember that. Y'all better remember that. I'm only 17. I'm a juvenile. I take every single one of y'all to court. Y'all better remember that. Y'all better remember that. >> Y'all better remember that. Hey, what's your badge number? What's your badge number, sir? What's your badge number? I'm pretty sure it's illegal not to give your badge number, sir. I'm pretty sure it's illegal now to give your badge number, sir. >> I'm pretty sure it's illegal now to give your badge number, sir. What's your badge number, sir? >> 160 and 117 and 145. There you go. >> Okay. Let me write it down for me. 116 175 or what? >> The officers took the 17-year-old to jail for processing, but the intoxicated teen had no intention of going quietly. >> Behave, man. I'll behave. You let me out of this box, man. >> Just let me blow my nose, man, and I'll behave. I I swear, bro. I behave, bro. >> You made a lot of promises that you haven't fulfilled, so we're not going with that no more. >> Okay. >> We giving you ample opportunities. >> Whatever. But I'm telling you, I will I will behave if you let me blow my nose, man. >> Blow your nose. >> Okay. Give me a tissue or something, man. >> Do I have tissues on me? No, I don't. >> I don't know, man. I mean, I could blow my nose in your seat, man. But I don't think you'd appreciate that, man. >> We're about to get you out. >> Okay. I mean, I mean, you running the show, ain't you? The police officer, ain't you? You running the show, a juvenile, angel, >> I guess. >> I meant juvenile. >> Hey, guys. >> I mean, there ain't really nothing I can do about it, can I? >> What? >> There ain't really nothing I can do about it, can I? >> Nope. Not yet. >> No. >> No. So, >> underage, disorderly, public drunk. Um, >> I'm not drunk. >> Obstruction. >> Never drunk. >> Oh, I never be drunk. >> Yeah. >> We'll help youall get them out. Whatever y'all want us to do. >> Yeah. >> What happened? He was at his dad's house and today was his stepmom's birthday. They went out to eat and he called me, called my phone, called my husband's phone at like 1:40. >> Okay. >> C to get me. I want to come home. He's crying. >> Okay. >> We go. We pick him up. I don't get out of bed. Stepdad dealing with him, you know, talking to him. And then he just starts just y'all don't care. Y'all don't love me. And and just all kinds of crazy stuff. and it started to try and jump on him and it just y'all say >> what do you mean by try to jump on him? >> Just you ain't gonna stop me. I'll do I won't grow because he thinks he's almost 18. He's he thinks he's as big as he is and he's just he's he's junior. >> Okay. >> He was want he's he's wanting to put on the show. >> Robert was acting like he was going to beat the hell out of him. >> Not beat that. You tell him I have not beat the hell out of >> Well, he told me he told me he >> told me he took him to the ground cuz he was worried he was going to injure himself. Yeah. Is that why heard that? >> Yeah. He's just acting belligerent and just he's just he's wanting attention. He's wanting attention. That's all it is. And I'm not going to give it to him like this. Okay. >> This is not the way to go about it. This is not it. >> The drunk teen was ultimately arrested and charged with obstruction, underage alcohol consumption, disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace, and public drunkenness. If you thought this guy was unhinged, then you should meet the next suspect, Andrew, who in his drunken state completely snapped at his mother and roommates, forcing them to call the cops. >> Um, he's not breaking stuff. Really drunk. Um, threatened to slice his throat. >> Hi, Mr. Smith. How you doing? >> Shut the up, you little piece of >> Stop. Get on the ground. >> I love you, Mom. You're great. You're a great person. 86. >> You're a total great person. I hope you have a horrible night, Mom. >> On the 14th of January, 2023, police responded to a home after a mother reported ongoing abuse from her alcoholic son, Andrew. Tensions ran high as the officers reached the scene and met with the troubled mother. >> Can you come over here and talk to me? Tell us what's going on today. >> Um, alcoholic, my son, about 25. >> Is that your son? >> Yeah, he's drunk as hell. I don't live here. He lives here with other roommates. >> Um, he's now breaking stuff. Really drunk. Um, Brandon slice his throat. I mean, >> okay. >> So, and he's a big guy. >> So, he's just drunk. >> He's really drunk. Yeah, he's over the top drunk. >> Is that your roommate? >> No. The landlord is not in town. He's out of out of country right now. Leo. Leo's the owner, but he's not here right now. >> What's his name? >> Andrew. >> Andrew. What? So, is he just upset and then got drunk? >> He's an alcoholic. He's an alcoholic. He's been struggling with that. Um, now he's pissed. I came to check on him. Obviously, I irritated him talking. So, now I don't know how to make him deescalate this. >> Has he ever done this before? >> Yeah. Gotten this. He hasn't gotten like angry this angry while he drunk. He's gotten this angry when he wasn't drunk. >> The officers then switched their attention to her drunk son, Andrew. But they had no idea about the chaos they were about to face considering the manic state that he was in. >> Hi Mrs. Smith. How you doing? >> Shut the up, you little piece of >> What's going on today? >> Shut the up. >> I just want to know what's going on. >> Shut the up. I don't want to hear about anything you have to say. >> Okay. So, what's going on today? >> Yeah. Oh, >> you're yelling out in the neighborhood, so that's why they come. >> Yeah. We just want to make sure you're all right. >> Okay. So, what happened to me? >> What's your name? >> Okay. Can you talk English? >> Can you talk English? >> Why don't you go home, you little piece of >> Are you drunk? >> Why don't you go home, you little piece of >> Are you drunk? >> Are you drunk? >> Why don't you go home, you little piece of >> I'm asking if you're drunk. >> Why don't you go home, you little piece of >> So, what's going on today? Why don't you go home, you little piece of >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Why don't you go home, you little piece of >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Why don't you go home, you little piece of [ __ ] >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Why don't you go home, you little piece of [ __ ] >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Why don't you go home, you little piece of [ __ ] >> So, what's going on today? >> Why don't you go home, you little piece of >> What's going on today? >> Why don't you go home, you little piece of >> What's going on today? >> Why don't you go home? >> Andrew, you need to stop. You're going to jail. >> What's going on today? >> Why don't you go home, you little piece of [ __ ] >> You were threatening. You're going to jail. Stop. >> So, what's going on, Andrew? I just want to talk to you, dude. I just home. >> I just want to figure out what's going on. >> Why don't you go home, you little piece of >> Why don't you go home, you little piece of >> talk to him? >> Just talk to me, Andrew. What's going on? >> You know what? Even if I brought up What happened? >> Yeah. >> What happened? >> It wouldn't [ __ ] matter. >> Why? >> It doesn't matter to you at all. >> Step back. Step back. >> Do not do not touch me. Step back. >> Stop. Get on the ground. 86 that taser deployed. Step it up. Andrew, you're going to get it again, dude. >> Andrew, get behind. Get Get in your stomach. You're going to get it again. >> That was messed up, man. I didn't do >> Get in your stomach. >> I didn't do [ __ ] >> Get in your stomach right now. You're going to get it again. >> That was not messed up, dude. Andrew, get in your stomach. Get in your stomach. >> I did not do >> Andrew, get in your stomach. >> Please get in your stomach. Or are you going to get it again? >> Andrew, get in your stomach. Are you going to get it again? >> Who's that? >> That's what I'm trying to talk to you. Can you get in your stomach? That's your roommate. He's scared right now. >> So, can you get in your stomach or are you going to get it again, Andrew? Go and put your hands to the side just like an airplane. Andrew, >> thank you. Just leave them like that. Okay. >> Officers tried to mediate, but Andrew, being the overly entitled lad that he was, would most likely not be reasonable enough to follow their instructions. >> Thanks, Mom. I love you. I love you, Mom. You're great. You're a great person. >> Hey, take one. >> You're a total great person, Mom. Mom, I love you. I love you so much, Mom. And don't even mother talking. You're a little piece of [ __ ] >> Thanks for pulling my fans up. I really appreciate it, buddy. >> All right, buddy. We're going to set you up. Okay. >> We're going to go to that side to towards Corpo Martinez, and then we're going to help you out. >> All right. Go ahead and sit down. >> There you go. Go up. >> All right. Be ready. >> Mom, I really love you. I really love you, Mom. 2. >> You're a great person, Mom. You're such a great person, Mom. I really love you. >> I really love you, Mom. I love you, Mom. You're such a great person. Such a great person. Wow. >> Andrew, do you have anything on your pockets? Like anything? >> No, I don't have >> You can go out and check. >> You're such a great person, Mom. Wow. I'm so impressed, Mom. >> Give me a favor. >> Wow. What a great person you are. And you >> what? >> Just go in. That way I can take out the the taser prongs. >> Take out what? >> The taser prongs. >> What do I take out? >> No. No. I need to kind of bend over. That way I can take out the pas. >> Take out what? >> The taser prongs. Don't let it take. >> You're such a great person, Mom. I really love you. Wow. I totally love you, Mom. You're such a good person. I'm wearing shoes right now and everything. You're a little great person, huh? I hope sleep good at night. You little [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> Shut up. >> You know what? I don't give a >> I hope my mom I hope she has a horrible night. >> I hope you have a horrible night, Mom. >> I hope you have a horribleing night knowing that you sent your son for prison for noing reason. Do me a favor. Sit down. Okay. Thank you. Can't fit. >> No. >> I'll try to get a bigger cage. Okay. Just give me furniture. Just try to fit as much as you can. >> Hey, Mom. I hope you're having a good time watching me fit in the back seat that doesn't fit. >> Hey, Mom. >> I hope you're having a good time. >> I don't even fit in this back seat cuz I'm too [ __ ] tall. >> Andrew. Oh no, this back seat doesn't close. >> Oh no, mom. >> This back seat is too hard. Oh no, this back seat too hurts. Oh mom. Hey mom, can you help me out more? Hey, this back seat doesn't fit. >> Do more backing herring too much. >> This backuit does noting hurt. Oh no. I hope you know you call these cops for no reason. You little stupid [ __ ] >> I hope you rot. I hope you die. >> Scoot back a little bit and you'll fit. >> No, I won't. >> Hey, come on. These these hot these these don't fit. >> Andrew, scoot back. >> I'm too tall. Andrew. >> Hey, mom. These hands they don'ting fit. What do you do? Huh? Huh? >> What do you do? What do you [ __ ] do? They don't [ __ ] sit down. I'm not gonna sit. I'm going to keep crying. >> That's fine. I mean, you can keep crying all you want. You're still going to go to jail. >> Just keep back. >> For what? >> Scoot more back. >> For what? >> Scoot more back. >> For what? >> I'll tell you what. >> For what? >> I'll tell you now. For more back. >> For what? Go ahead and put feet. >> For what? Put your feet in. >> For what? >> For what? For what? For what? For what? For what? For what? For what? For what? For what? For what? For what? For what? For what? For what? >> Just put your feet in. >> For what? Put your feet in, man. Come on. >> For what? My feet are already in. How am I supposed to hook them in more? >> Not this one. There you go. >> For what? The mother and Andrew's roommates told officers about his struggles with alcoholism, explaining how losing his job had worsened his mental health. They described how in his drunken state, he had begun threatening everyone and breaking things around the house. Taking everything into account, officers decided to take Andrew to jail for processing. He just rents a room and that's it. What does he do for a living? >> Uh, right now he doesn't know anything. He's been battling alcoholism, so he lost his job. >> Okay. Okay. >> Does he have any mental problems or >> um he he does have a doctor? >> So, he's been It should all be on record, actually. >> For what? >> Um he's got a psychologist maybe. I don't know. He's not usually this drunk every day. >> Okay. >> But now he's he was drunk and pissed. So >> So while you weren't you went inside to calm him down when >> No, like I went inside to take the alcohol cuz he was drinking before it. But it was already gone. >> Okay. I know what happened. I've never been in this. I was kind of worried cuz how drunk he is. >> Yeah. >> I was worried you too much, you know. >> Did you see by any chance when he threw a chair at his roommate? >> No. >> So, according to them, while you were leaving, he threw that face towards you, but didn't hit you. >> Well, kind when they were cleaning it up, it was right there on the right. >> Yes, ma'am. After investigations were concluded, Andrew was charged with and resisting arrest. Speaking of parents getting fed up with their kids, here's a father who got so fed up by his unruly and argumentative daughter that he decided to call the cops on her. >> Drive her home. >> Oh, I do not. >> I think he might be having some sort of like like early dementia or something. >> Please stop touching this car cuz it's not your car. >> It's not yours either. Well, that's okay. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop touching me. You're stealing me. >> You're kidnapping me. >> Okay, >> you're abducting me. >> In September 2022, Maitland police officers were dispatched to a call about a daughter refusing to get out of her father's car, expecting a quick resolution to a minor family dispute. They assumed it would be routine, but it soon became clear that that wouldn't be the case. >> Why isn't she getting out? >> I don't know. She's got a lot of problems in life. I can't seem to solve them. So, I offered to give her a ride and now >> this is my dad and I think he's uh >> I don't know exactly what's going on, but he has a key to the car. So, I'm just waiting on him to get out of the building. >> You're waiting on him to what? >> To get out of the building to come drive the car. >> Um he just parked us here so I don't know. >> Yeah, but you you know he doesn't have to drive you anywhere, but it's his car. He doesn't have to take you anywhere if he doesn't want to. >> I understand. Well, he already took me here, so I'm in the car. I'd like to, you know, go back to my house whenever he's ready, basically. So, I'm just sitting in the car. >> Okay. But do you realize that if he doesn't want to take you, you have to get out cuz it's his car. It's his property. >> I don't think so. I think >> I'm letting you know, >> but that's how that works. >> This young brat must have already pushed her father to the absolute limit before he finally decided to call the police. And as the situation unfolded, his reasons for involving them became clearer by the minute. So, whenever he's ready, he doesn't want to drive. You don't want to drive her home? >> Oh, I do not. >> I think he might be having some sort of like like early dementia or something, but he is not acting like himself. >> Um, we were just going to go to Starbucks and then he said that he had to go and I can't remember if he said he needed to take a package somewhere. >> He had me bring her down here. I I got her a couple of gift cards because she doesn't have a job. >> He did. He Well, he just got me a gift card. >> Supposed to be in a rehab facility, but somehow managed to get kicked out of it and showed up back at the apartment. So, I felt sorry for her. My mistake. Gave her more money. Gave her more things to do. Took her here so she could get food. Not only did she not get food, she refused to get out of the car. And now she refused out of it at all. >> I'm just trying to spend the day with her. >> I'm sorry. This is crazy. >> Go out and run errands. We're just trying to run errands. >> Um, you said she was evicted from the apartment. Does she not? So, that's not where she lives anymore. >> I still live there. >> She is in the process of eviction. I don't think they've got a final order for it yet. >> Okay. So she can still be there. >> Um where I live normally. >> I'm not trying to live in this car. You know what I mean? So >> yeah, but you're not trying to get out of this car right now. You're breaking the law. This is not your car. >> So you're trespassing. >> So I go on Ubers Ubers with the permission of the person. He does not want you in his car. You're trespassing >> in his in Okay. So we can play this game, but you're going to get arrested. I mean, that's literally how it's going to Or you could just step out of the car. Like I'm not trying to be mean to you, but I'm trying to explain something to you and you're not really willing to listen. >> Um, you explained it to me, but I would like to shut my door now. >> I'm not doing that. It's not your door. It's not your car. >> Okay, I'll just ignore that then. >> Just get out, Alex. You're making a show >> this door. >> I'm not trying to >> I'm not trying to make a show out of it. It's just like it's frustrating. You >> see the problem? I didn't want to touch her at this point because >> No, I understand. I mean, it's definitely your car and you want her out of the car. marketing on the side. >> I shouldn't have agreed to do it. She's had long >> enabling this bad behavior and it's my fault. I enabled one more time. I think he's acting like >> she argued with the officers and claimed her father had early onset dementia. The first officer urged her to cooperate with them, but she refused, making the situation unnecessarily more complicated than it needed to be. >> You guys are right here. I'm fine. I'm not stepping out. Um, and I feel like usually you ask people not to step out of the car. >> Why won't you get out? Why don't you want to get out? >> Um, it's on principle. Uh but >> but you understand that you're probably going to end up going to jail then, right? >> You do know that usually like if you pulled me over on a highway, we'd both have to pull over, park together and I would not be allowed out of my vehicle. In fact, you'd say, "Roll down the window and please present your papers to me." That's what you would say. And I would give you that information and stay in the car while you walk. >> Okay. Well, this isn't like >> your dad wants you out. >> This doesn't feel like um a very real situation like and it doesn't feel like we're bothering anyone. So, do you want to trespass? >> I do. >> So, do you want to get out of the car or not? >> Um, don't you guys have anything better to do today? >> We actually do. >> Yeah. Like, so I don't know why you guys get out of your car. >> I don't want to take a ride to the jail. >> I would love to. >> You know what? I love riding around places. I love going on errands. I love driving. Love all of it. >> Yeah, they would. >> Really? There's really not a really good reason to go to jail, but that's really stupid. The officers initially took a restrained approach, but the young woman remained just as defiant. The standoff dragged on until the officers finally had enough. >> The solution is that you step out, either stand over here, you could sit. There's a bench over here. There's a bench there. There's a bench over there. >> Okay. Yeah. Go ahead and stand out of the car. >> No, I stepped out. It's fine. Please allow me to. >> No, you're not closing the door. So, >> I don't want to shut it on you. I don't want >> Well, then don't. I can promise you you're not. >> Please stop touching this car cuz it's not your car. >> It's not yours either. Well, that's okay. >> All right. You're going to end up >> You're going to end up having >> Step on out. I'm just going to pull you out. I mean, at the end of the day, you're going to come out of the car. So, do we have to make this harder? I don't want Don't pull my arm out of it so don't touch me. Please step out. >> Statement. We're not >> Don't touch me. Don't believe me. Please. >> What's going to end up happening is we're going to end up having to use force. >> I would like to press charges for assault. An assault charge. I just was assaulted battery. >> I want to press charges to the battery. >> You don't get that. It's lawful. >> I want to press charge. >> It's a lawful. >> I would like to press charges. >> You don't get to. >> I'm being held against soil. >> Great. Get out of the car. >> No. Here. I'm being held against my wall. >> You're not. No. So, these are the options. You can get out of the car. You can leave on your own accord. You can walk away. Or you're going to end up going with us. >> You're the judge or something. Let me know. >> Well, right now, the charge is going to be trespass. Well, we could give you, but you have to get out of the car. That's the problem. So, the main problem here if they don't want you in that. >> So, that we've tried that. We're trying to get you out. >> No, you didn't. >> You're past that point. >> So, here's the issue. >> It's obviously like demented and not like an issue that I can't diagnose, right? Um I'm I don't know what to do because he's getting older. >> Yes. In fact, we live in the same building. >> I am his caretaker. So, >> you're his caretaker? >> Yes, I am. >> And you know what? >> And how do you care for him? >> Um, I take care of him. >> How? >> Um, I take care of him. >> You work? >> Yes, I do. I work a lot. I do things. >> It doesn't matter. What do you do? >> You sound a lot like my brother. >> What do you do? >> My mom's nice. >> What do you do? >> You just like police stuff. What is that? What is policing? >> That is literally my job. >> What is Paulie saying? supervisor. >> All he's saying. Wow. >> So, >> it's like what if we're in a doorway at my house and like you were holding it >> different scenario, different rules, different times, different things. Okay. This isn't your right. >> Is that your street? >> It's part of the city. >> Is that your pavement? >> It's the cities. >> Or is that your stone? >> It's the cities. >> Okay. The city. Okay. >> Who runs the city? Who's like who owns the pavement? I want to talk to whoever owns the road, but it'd be really cool if you just let me shut the door. I'm not a dog dying in a hot car. Okay. >> After exhausting their options and seeing how much time she had already wasted, the officers lost patience and took a more physical approach. >> Things are going to go not your way in a minute. Um, you're looking at me. What are you doing? >> No, I'm not. Why don't you arrest? >> No. >> No. >> No. You're not going to stop. >> I wish you didn't have to. >> Stop. >> I wish you didn't have to. We tried to work it out with you. >> Stop. >> For whatever reason, >> stop trying to stop trying to hurt me. >> Stop policing me. >> Bye, Alex. >> I'm sorry that this is the way that you have to go. >> This is not the law. I'm not 152. Stop. >> I have to search. Stop. >> I have to search. >> You're sexually assaulting me. >> I am not helping you. >> Please help me. Please help me. >> Get off me. Stop. >> Get off me. >> Stop resisting. Now you're getting a felony. >> You have violated the law. >> Get off me. Stop touching me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop touching me. >> He's mentally ill. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop touching me. >> Oh, my arm. Stop it. >> Sit in the car. >> Stop it. >> Can you please pick up your sit in the car? I don't want to have to help you. >> I got it. >> GET OFF ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. >> CLOSE THE DOOR. OH, >> I'm sorry. She may be under the influence or I mean she is mentally ill as well. It's hard to know sometimes. >> I'm so sorry. >> The young woman was finally restrained, but instead of pulling herself together, she decided it would be a great idea to rack up a few more charges. >> You guys have like some sort of uh like commercial health insurance. Do >> not fight us. Okay. >> What are you so scared of? >> I don't want to get back. I want them. Why don't I No, don't touch me. See, you're touching me then. Stop it. Open the door for me. >> Stop touching me. >> I don't want to. >> No. What are you doing now? No. Just don't bother. >> You're under arrest. >> Bir. Bir. No. Stop. >> If you resist. >> You are resisting. >> I'm resisting. >> Yes, you are. So, stop. You've already got battery on LEO. So >> on a Leo. >> Yes. >> On an August birthday. >> On a Leo. No. No. No. Get Get off me. I don't want to be handc. I don't want to be tied down. Stop it. >> Nobody knows what. >> You're constricting me. I can't breathe. You're constricting me. Stop it. It doesn't matter. Stop. Stop doing this. Call the fire department. >> Be nice to you. I don't want to wrestle >> to help break me out. >> Don't hurt you. >> You're not doing anything. You're hurting me. You are physically hurting me right now. My chest hurts. My head hurts. My hands hurt. My wrist hurts. >> I know it hurts. and my shoulder blades and my shoulders and my back, which is where all my organs are, by the way. So, thank you. >> Cooperate. >> You're not cooperating. You are not cooperative. We are not a co-op. We are not a co-op. We are not a corporation. We are not a co-op. You're not a cop. You're a robber. You're stealing me. You're kidnapping me. >> Okay. >> You're abducting me. Ow, you're hurting me. No, stop doing it. >> In the car without a fight, without fight. >> You just sit down. None of this will happen. >> You're creepy as you creeper. >> She tried to bite you, by the way. >> I know. >> Get me out of here. Get me out. Let me out. It's not happening. So, >> open the door. >> All right. >> Open the door. Open it. >> Can I go? >> Yeah. >> I'm going to have a seizure. I just turned the AC up for you. Okay. You got to give it a second. I just turned off the AC. You'll be able to get some air in a couple seconds. Okay. Take me to the hospital. >> Take me to the ER. >> Take me for medical clearance. >> You'll get medical clearance at the jail. >> No, they don't medically clear you. >> They do. >> No, they don't. >> Absolutely. >> No, they do not. They do an intake form. That's not the same. >> I need a physical exam. >> I don't even know the who you are. You're kidnapping me. ABC has been give me a ride. Give me a ride home. Turn the car around. Reverse. >> She was taken to jail and ended up facing additional charges including resisting arrest and battery on a police officer. Coming up next is a tragic case of a mother who had to call the cops on her own son for assaulting her. >> About to hit me. Y'all ain't going to push me. I had stitches one time. I let that go. I didn't report that. He literally broke my soul, man. He got to leave. Obviously, I can't keep going through this [ __ ] every night. >> Hey, >> Carol. >> Hey, >> stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Come outside. >> On the 23rd of March, 2023, police officers received a call from a distressed mother reporting an altercation between her and her son that had gone a bit too far. When the officers arrived at the scene, to understand who they were going to deal with, they first approached the woman who gave them an insight into the horrible things that her son had done to her. >> Well, I'm sorry. I don't know my son and all that [ __ ] I get my fish took it out. Bust my stove and everything. >> Come on. He got to leave here. I can't. I rent from this woman, >> you know. He literally broke my stove. Look, I was going in there. Look, he told you ain't my mother. I'mma you hoe. Where my mom at? Hell, I am your mama. >> Yeah. Where's he at? >> He in the house. He literally broke my soul, man. >> Okay. >> Punched it the top of it. Look. >> Okay. He got to leave. All of a sudden, I can't keep walking on this [ __ ] every night. I'm pressing Charlie. I am. He got to leave. This this woman's place, man. I really about to hit me. Y'all ain't going to push me. I had stitches one time. I let that go. I didn't report that. Right after discussing with her, the officers proceeded to approach the young man who would possibly turn out to be one of the worst brats the officers had ever come across in their entire career. What's up, >> Harold? Come on, you got to do that. >> Harold. Harold, come outside. >> I'm going to come outside. Come on, man. You don't got to do that, man. >> Harold, go out there. >> No. No. Let him in. >> What you talking about? Let him in for what? Let him in for >> No, I'm my hoe. I ain't YOUR HOME. >> CALL YOU NO [ __ ] IN NO HOLE. HAROLD, I didn't do nothing yet. >> Come outside. >> Hold on a second. >> Stop. Put that down. Stop. Harold. >> Hey. >> Harold. >> Hey. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Come outside. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> What y'all going to take? >> On the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND. HAROLD. What I did? What y'all t me for? other hands decay. >> What y'all came in the house for? What I did? >> Your mom let us in. >> What? She let y'all in for you. >> So you going to play charge on me? No. >> So you put on >> Where did it go? >> What though? >> What was in your hand? >> What? What was in my hand, man? There was something that she be be lighting up in here, man. There was nothing in my hand. >> Yeah, I did. >> It was nothing in my hand. >> Oh my god. Y'all just can't take me to jail for this. Like for no reason. Y'all be running my house and I called y'all. I be telling y'all she be messing with me. No, I'm pressing charges on her first. So no, you cannot take me to jail. I didn't do nothing. This is my house. Don't treat me like that. I just not got out of jail. Do not treat me like that. >> Is it in there? >> This is my house. >> This is not >> I don't have nothing on at all. >> Stay away from that table. >> Ma'am, >> that stuff that SHE HAS THE HELL. >> MA'AM, can you just wait outside for us? >> YEAH, I WENT TO I HOW? HOW? >> Always calling me. >> Stop doing that. >> Stop doing that. You always want to call somebody for nothing. For nothing. It ain't nothing going on at all. Only want to call somebody. As things unfolded, rather than comply with the officers, he decided to show the officers how much of a nuisance he was and why they needed to have him removed from the premises as soon as possible. >> Hey, nothing going on. They told them I don't got nothing on me. What did you touch my ass? Please do not rape me. I'm telling you, I'm going to press charges. Do not rape me. >> I just told you I ain't do nothing. I don't got nothing on me. >> You're not going to see my ass. >> That's what you're not going to do now. Now you can let me out these hands cuz I ain't do nothing. >> I'm going to pull your pants up for you. >> I'm going to pull up myself. You don't got to touch me. Please do not touch me. You just tried to rape me. You just tried to rape me now. >> You just tried to rap. I just told you I don't got nothing in my pockets. I'm not going to let you rape me. That's just my ID card. That's just my ID card, sir. >> Cuz I always call y'all and tell y she be messing with me. >> Stop. >> I just told you. >> Calm down. >> I'm calm down. >> I called y'all. How y'all going to get mad at me when I called y'all? Really? for her stuff that's on the table. Really? >> Okay. >> Come on. She light that UP EVERY DAY. NOBODY DON'T TALK [ __ ] WHEN SHE TALK. I'm just trying to protect my family. I called y'all. How you going to take me to jail? >> How you going to take me to jail? Cuz I called y'all. >> Yeah, I see him. >> How you going to take me to jail? Cuz I called y'all. >> What? You see what? >> That ain't nothing. >> What happened here? >> You see what? That's her stove. THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID. >> NO, I'm talking about the stove. What happened to the stove? >> Oh, the stove, bro. >> Why did you carry out my house like this? Why is your camera on my house? What is you doing? Let me sit down in my house. >> What is you doing? >> What you doing? >> Ain't nothing going on. I ain't going nowhere. What is they doing? I'm not >> Hey, Robo. >> She ain't press hard on me. None of that stuff is not mine. >> What are you talking about? Y'all just come to the people house. Come on now. >> Ain't no drugs in here. >> Why you going to tell us my stuff? >> Just can you just stay out of the house until I get there? >> No, I ain't going to judge nothing. No, I ain't do nothing. >> You going to press charges on me, >> Robo? >> You going to press charges on me? >> You come on now. You know I ain't do nothing. >> I didn't do that. >> Okay then. They just can't take that. I ain't going to jail. >> Think it's uh >> when I called y'all. I can't go to jail when I called y'all. >> I have >> When I called y'all. >> I got one. I'll grab it. >> I called y'all. So, how how I'm going to go to jail? >> How? I'm going to go to jail when I called y'all. >> Oh, do you got a bag? >> I'll be on that. >> Just grab a bag and test it. I'm going to go to jail when I call a dog. >> If nothing else, we got 31. >> Are you Are you able to clear? >> Despite him already being in cuffs, he still felt like the cops had no justification to arrest him. However, he would soon come to understand that things were more serious than they appeared. >> I'm going to go to jail when I called y'all. >> What did y'all doing? >> Can you get your hands off of me, please? >> How you going to take me to jail when I called y'all? You just can't do that in my own home. >> You didn't call her? Yes, I did call y'all. >> I the one that did the report. >> Your mom. What report? >> I the one that did the report. >> What report? >> That when I called y'all. When did you call? >> She ain't she ain't press charged on me. How y'all going to take me? No, you can't take me to jail. >> When did you call us? >> No, I didn't do nothing. I just not called y'all. I told y she snapping on me. How you just going to try like that? >> She No, she is not. She is not press charged on me. I ain't trouble with nothing. What did you talk about? >> So, don't try to act like she press charged on me, please. Grab it back. >> I want to search him again before we >> Okay, I can search him all day. You going to search my ass though? >> You ain't going to search my ass. >> Is there something in your ass? >> No, it ain't nothing in my ass. You ain't going to go in my ass. >> I'm not definitely not. >> You definitely not going to do that. >> Why' you got your hands up on me like I'm arrested? >> You are arrested. >> No, I'm not. >> You're going to jail. >> No, I'm not. For what? I didn't do nothing. >> For possession. >> For possession or what? >> What? We're about >> possession or what? >> We're about to test it. >> Possession. Testing for what? >> Possession. Tampering. >> Tampering with what? >> Cuz you grab your running your room. >> Resisting. >> I didn't drop that. >> Resisting. >> You ain't seen me resist nothing. >> That's why you have you held a taser point. >> I know I'mma beat that. >> Okay. >> I know I'mma beat that. >> All right. >> I know I'm going beat that. >> It's unclear. That's why I beat that. >> You know I don't got nothing on me, sir. So, can you please stop trying to search my ass? >> At this point, to make sure that he wasn't carrying anything dangerous on him, the officers needed to search him. And this didn't go damn well with him. It was after this search that they found something on him that could explain why he had a terrible personality. >> Got nothing on me. So, please stop trying to search my ass. >> You just took my money from my >> You just now took my money from my pocket. >> No, >> it's on the table. >> Okay then. You just said you steady searching me. >> Stop. >> I'm trying to hold my pants off. >> Let go. >> Let me hold my pants. >> Harold, knock it off. >> Man, that [ __ ] going to hurt me, man. That [ __ ] don't hurt me, bro. >> That [ __ ] not hurt me, bro. My number one. >> That [ __ ] don't hurt me, bro. That [ __ ] don't hurt me. All that dumb. Y'all just came arrest me when I called y'all. What did you want my pants for, son? I just told you I don't got nothing in my pants. Let me pull out my pants in your feet. >> I'm too. >> Put your feet in. >> I don't care. Put my feet in. >> Put your feet in. Your feet in. >> Put my FEET IN FOR WHAT? >> STOP. Move your foot. >> What's going on? Who do something for you around here? Look how you acting, bro. I be telling you when I be chilling, bro. Want to [ __ ] with me. That's your mom though. Why? >> I just be chilling. Don't come with me. >> You're not even yourself right now, bro. >> Oh, I ain't worried about that. >> I don't think she called the police. Somebody else did. >> Okay, then. Tell us how to face charges on you. >> She ain't pressing charges. They found your drugs. >> What drugs? >> Either way, >> they found nothing on me. >> What possessed you to punch the um the >> punch what? >> The stove or whatever you did to it. What? >> The stove been broke. What did you talk about? Okay, I get it cuz police right here. But why? That's your mama. When she when she done with you, where you going to go? You got your sister, man. I'm still [ __ ] I my own, man. I'm going back to Brown Woods. It's your boy. Stop playing me. >> Y'all know what's up. I talk. Y'all know what's up. Y'all know what she did when I came from Woods. Stop playing me. Stop playing me. >> What you doing? I don't want to talk. >> You hear you? You make me want to cry cuz you're not even yourself no more, bro. >> I know. You only get like that when you >> stop talking. >> I'm not going to stop cuz you need you need to hear my mouth. That's why you're still doing it. >> Just when the officers thought that they had seen all that he was hiding, another search at the police station revealed that they might have grossly underestimated him. mess with somebody. Leave me alone. I want to see somebody. >> Oh, there's another one. >> Rocks. Rocks. Rocks. >> He has some shoes. >> Rocks up. Rocks. >> He had the same stuff in the house. >> Rocks. They going to test his rocks. This realistic rock. >> Yes. >> So that actually may be a rock. >> Yeah, he had something to >> Man, you know that you always just picking up certain country. Go home, man. You always want to [ __ ] with me. Go home. I'm still going to get out. Okay, I'm going to request that you don't have a bond. We'll make that simple. So, you got to see a judge. >> I don't care. I need to arrest anybody. >> In the end, he was charged with possession of dimethyl pentalone, tampering with physical evidence, possession of paraphernalia, resisting arrest without violence, and possession of that's nothing compared to the next wild case where officers were forced to restrain an abusive woman after her own mother called for help to protect herself from her daughter. Get me the out of here, you piece of scum. I'm suing my [ __ ] parents so hard. How could I have touched her? She never let me in the house. >> On August the 16th, 2023, officers received a call about a domestic dispute between a woman and her daughter. According to the woman, the dispute resulted in a physical assault from the daughter. In response to the call, officers were dispatched to the location. But as soon as the officers arrived, they realized the woman's daughter wasn't an ordinary person to deal with. >> All right. I know you just were talking to these officers, but what happened tonight? >> The same thing. I just told these officers. >> Okay. Well, I just got here. What happened? >> Well, that's great. Well, you can ask them because I just spoke to them. >> Okay. >> No disrespect. >> Well, okay. Well, put your hands behind your back. You're going to be under arrest for domestic battery. >> Yeah. So, you'll need I'll have an arraignment tonight. >> You'll have your bond hearing tomorrow. Yes. It's not called an arignment unless it's a felony. >> Wow. >> Go take a seat. You >> piece of [ __ ] >> No, I will not wear your [ __ ] seat belt. I don't care what you say. I will unbuckle it no matter what. >> Okay, that's fine. Well, I'm going to put it on anyways. >> I'm going to unbuckle it. >> Okay. >> I got photos, everything. So, all right. >> All right. Oh, got like coat on hand right there. >> Okay. Probably. Yeah. Cool. >> All righty. >> Just got to let you know you're being audio and video recorded. Okay. >> That's cool. >> You still written in my Miranda, right? So, I'll have that show up when the court shows up, too. >> I don't need you. >> Yeah, actually you do. >> No, I don't. I'm not asking you questions. >> I don't care. You're still arresting me. it with my Miranda. Yeah, you still owe me my Miranda rights. Give me the Get me the out of here, you piece of scum now. You dumb piece of [ __ ] Messageing whoever the you want, dude. 21 whatever. What? >> Yeah, we're recording. >> Yeah, I don't give a what you're recording. >> They know. They know. I >> never said that. WHAT? WHEN THE DID I SAY THAT, you dumb? Get me the out of here. >> But um Get me the out of here. >> Okay, I'm I'm going to drive you to the jail and get you out of >> Yeah, really? Cuz you're slow at that for someone who knows what he's doing. Oh, wait. You don't know what you're doing. That's why your wife probably screams harder harder. >> The lady began throwing tantrums at the cop who was driving her to the jail, accusing her mother for calling the cops and her wrongfully. However, she did more than just make accusations. She also took some crazy actions that were a bit too extreme. >> I'm suing my parents so hard. I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue my parents. I'm suing everybody. This is absolutely pathetic. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING to get arrested. HOW THE am I getting What are you even arresting me for? >> BUT I DIDN'T TOUCH ANYONE. >> THE [ __ ] WAS INSIDE. SHE NEVER LET ME IN. How could I have touched her? Please tell me. >> Here's the thing. You set up that defense. >> How could I have touched her if she never let me in the house? How? Tell me how. >> No. You're going to make me suffer in jail ever in my life. You guys don't give a about who you hurt. You're so stupid. No, you're stupid. So, let's see. And my voice Get me OUT OF HERE, YOU DUMB. >> The cop ignored her and continued to drive as the lady went on with her theatrics. Although he ignored her at first, the officer did not know that she was just about to take things to another level. >> Actually gotten up and I didn't [ __ ] DO ANYTHING [ __ ] ILLEGAL. >> BREAK ANYTHING BACK THERE. It's a felony. >> I don't give a You shouldn't even be arresting me in the [ __ ] first place, you dumb. >> Okay, that's not how this is not how we do it. >> Well, apparently it is how you do it. >> Settle it. Settle it in court. Not here. >> I can't settle in court. >> A is daddy mad. You want to get tased? You're out of your cuffs. Do you want to get tased? Yes or no? >> You owe me a piece of You didn't arrest me for no reason. [ __ ] it. Tase me. Maybe I'll feel something. [ __ ] it. Tase me. Maybe I'll feel something, bro. Maybe I'lling feel alive for the first time in years. Tase me. I don't give a [ __ ] David 73. >> I ask for help and this is what I get. >> I ask for help and this is what I get. It's absolutely mindboggling. It's absolutely mindboggling. Yo, take your stupid little cuffs. I don't need your cuffs. All I'm saying is I didn't do anything. The fact that you're The fact that I I don't need your stupid cuffs. The fact that you are willing to >> step out. >> I'm not I'm not stepping out. >> As soon as the officer realized that the lady was out of her cuffs, the officer immediately pulled over to cuff her again. However, that was when the lady broke all hell loose. >> Not stepping out. >> You can ask me kindly. >> Please get out. >> If you let go of my hand, the fact that you guys are >> Get out. Please get out. Get out. >> Get out. Put your hand behind your back again. The fact that you guys are willing to arrest me when I didn't do a goddamn business. >> It's cheese side. Absolutely mindboggling. >> No, please. >> No. >> Hold that. >> Nope. You're not going to do that. >> You just kick. Don't pull. >> You just kick. >> Enough. You want to arrest me for not being like you guys are so stupid. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Let's try this again. >> You don't touch me. >> No. >> Really? I'll take you on the nuts. >> You don't think you nuts? I You have to touch me. >> Get up again. >> Get out the touch me. Don't you little piece of [ __ ] >> Put your feet. >> Don't stop getting up. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. Sit on the chair. Mary, >> you think that's going to work? Why? >> You piece of piece of scum. GET ME THERE NOW. >> WE'RE WORKING ON IT. There's anything wrong with my Versace sunglasses. Your ass is going to pay for them. You dumb mother. Are you dumb? Get me out of here. Get me out of here right the now before I lose my I swear to God. >> I swear to God. Please get me out of here before I [ __ ] absolutely lose my mind. >> Once back in handcuffs, the lady resumed her erratic behavior till they arrived at the jail. One would think that once they arrived, the lady would calm down, but this was not the case. In fact, she took the situation to a different level. >> Get me over. >> Okay, but you have to work with us. >> When you say get me over, are you saying get me over to Will County? >> Get you over to Will County. Correct. >> Okay, so you're not actually going to get me out of here. >> I will we will get you out of Neighborville. So, you're not getting out of here. >> But we're but we're stuck between a rock and a hard place right now, right? >> Oh, you're stuck between them. >> We're not We're not getting anywhere. So, if you if you refuse to give us your fingerprints, we're going to have to charge you with obstructing. Okay. >> Obstruction of what? >> I've already explained it to you, but if you do if you do >> So, what describe I I'm listening to you, but I'm asking a question, too. What does obstruction of what mean? >> It means you're not allowing us to do what we need to do. That's what that means. 48. >> You guys shouldn't be doing what you're doing. >> All it means is we need to get your fingerprints and then we can get you over to Will County. >> I'm suing the living without a felony charge. Okay. >> I don't deserve a felony charge. Period. What the [ __ ] is this? I didn't do anything. >> So then we need to get you fingerprinted. If you don't allow us to get you fingerprinted, then we have to add a felony charge. >> It is do anything to get fingerprinted though. That's just >> that's okay. That that needs to be told to the judge. That it doesn't get settled here. That gets settled in court. >> Oh my god. Please. >> All we're going to do is we're going to fingerprint you and we're going to take your picture. Okay. How about we do that? >> Then we're going to get the ball moving. We're going to get you over to Will County. >> So, let's step out. >> No. Cuz what's what's County going to do? So, if if you don't step out, then we're going to have to charge you with a felony. The felony obstruction. >> Why? What's the felony? >> Felony obstructing. >> Obstruction of what? I didn't do anything. I can't even see. >> Arrested. >> Yeah, but I shouldn't even be arrested. Like, who agreed that I should be arrested? >> This is the chance to get out of your handcuffs. >> I didn't do anything. You guys just decided this for noing reason. I left a place and all of a sudden my car wasn't there and all of a sudden I'm getting arrested. >> They weren't even there with me. >> All right, let's go. >> You guys are so stupid cuz the door ain't even closed. Eventually, she was charged with obstruction of justice, domestic battery, and resisting arrest.