She kind of started hitting my face. >> If you move, I will tase you. >> It's okay. It's okay. >> I'm not going to jail like this. My husband's a cop for a reason. How dare you be even white. I'm going to get you fired. I swear to God, in the Holy Bible. I'm caught material, but I'm married to a sheriff at 22. >> I'm not laughing. >> People know who I am. Hello. >> On October 17th, 2024, officers responded to a residence following a report of a woman acting aggressively toward her children while yelling that they were irresponsible. >> That's correct. Keep leaving work. >> Hello. Hello. What's going on today? >> Okay. Hey, what's going on today? >> Sorry, I'm a little shaken up. >> It's okay. Tell me what happened. >> That's This part is kind of usual. She was just like complaining how I'm like in responsible and I'm like not washing stuff like that. That's normal. >> Yeah. >> But then she kind of started getting my face to like try to walk away. Then like she started getting face and that's when like she did this like that and that's how I got the cut. >> Is your dad at home? >> No, he's at work. He's >> she called him and he said to me off. >> Okay. Has your mom been drinking anything today? >> She has. It's really obvious. It's been like you can tell whether she's drunk or not. >> Sorry. He's friendly. >> I know. You smell my puppy dog. >> Yeah. >> And so yeah, that's how I got the cut. Makes >> Where did your cut at? >> Um, it's a little lit. >> Oh, >> her knee as well. >> You got something on your knee? >> Oh, no. Where did that happen? I think she like pushed me down and I like I didn't mean to kick her but like I kicked her so she hit me again and then right when I was at the door cuz like you think Leo opened the door >> 794 >> my little brother um she like pulled my hair and that's when I kind of screamed >> what what do you think made her mad? >> I I don't know. I mean after she was like complaining how I was irresponsible. I told her, "How come you have like a bunch of trash around your room?" And that's when she like started to get in my face and stuff like that. >> Well, just hang tight here. We're going to go over there and talk to her. Um, and y'all called her dad. >> He did. He's on his way. He actually is in law enforcement when I leave. So, okay. He is in around. >> Okay. Any other brother's sisters still there? >> My little brother Liam, my little brother. >> Okay. >> As far as I'm concerned, my mom hasn't touched him. I know that. >> Okay. Okay. >> Liam, my little brother Liam, he just saw everything. So, he might be a little shaken up. >> And how old is he now? >> He's eight. My little sister is is uh six. >> Six, right? Okay. All right. We'll just hang tight right here if that's okay. >> Yeah, of course. >> We'll be right back. Okay. Hello. >> Hey, ma'am. Please step outside for me. Okay. >> I'm not even stepping outside. You can >> step out. Step outside, please. >> I'm not. >> You said I can come inside. >> You can walk in here, but you have no reason to knock on my door anyway. >> So, I do. Okay. I'm not going to I'm not I'm not going to get >> I already got obstruction. >> All right. Cool. There's one. >> Your dogs don't bite, do they? 5 5 minutes 5 7 minutes away. >> Can you hear me? >> I'm about five about 5 7 minutes away. >> She locked the door on us. What's the What's the code to get into your house? >> About 5 minutes away. >> Okay, I heard you. Um can you tell us what the code is so we can come in? >> Cuz she won't she won't let us inside the house. Can you hear me? >> Hey guys, I'm about 5 minutes away. Can you hear me? >> I I can. >> It's okay. Come open the door. Okay, come here. It's okay. Unlock the door. 1358 radio. I've got two children. I'm trying to get in here in the back. I got an open door. If you would uh 25 me back the back door. >> Everything's okay. >> Let's go. >> Ma'am, where's your mommy at? She upstairs. >> That's you. >> How are you? >> Who let you in my house? Step downstairs now. Come downstairs now. >> Who will let you open my door cuz I'm going to get you in the >> If you move, I will tase you. >> Don't do that. I'm >> turn around. Place both hands. Turn around. Place both hands back. Both hands are back. >> I've done. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Taser. Taser. [Music] >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back now. You're going to get >> I put my sweater on first. I got >> Okay. Okay. That's enough. I'm trying to find your back. >> 58. I'm making entry through the garage. >> It's okay. It's okay. I know your daddy. It's okay. It's okay. It's all right. Listen. >> I know your daddy. It's okay. Come here. Y'all come with me. Come here. Listen. Y'all want to come outside? >> Where's your shoes at? >> Hey, come here. Let me get your shoes. Come here, hun. Come here. Come here. It's okay. Y'all want to sit over here for me? >> Yeah. >> Sit over for me. Okay. But it's okay. >> Yeah. I know you're I used to work with your daddy at his sheriff's office. Look at that. >> Can I help with dad? >> Yeah, I know your dad. Put your hands behind your back. >> You're hurting me. >> Put your hands behind your back now. Behind your back. >> I'm trying. You just taste me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I just want to put my sweater on. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> You're under arrest. Put your hand Why am I under arrest? My old >> No, that's not Let me double up. >> So, my husband called and said to her, >> "No, ma'am." >> Yes. I didn't do anything. >> You obstructed a lawful investigation. Ma'am, >> I didn't do I'm in my house and you just >> Y'all good? >> We're good. >> Thank you, Tas. >> Yep. Tas deployed. >> You want a med unit? >> Can I put a sweater on? >> I'm not going to jail like this. >> Yes, ma'am. Go. >> I have no shirt on. Can I put a sweater on? I can't go. He just tased me. No, I need to put a sweater on. I don't go outside like that. >> Who's stepping in that? >> Yep. >> Me or you? >> I think both of us. >> Come on. >> You just step in dog poop. >> No. Can I put >> No, you can't. >> Ma'am, please work with us. >> Ma'am, please work with us. >> Walk downstairs. >> No, I need to >> You are going to fall. Ow. No, your throat. You just teased me. Oh my god. >> We're going to stay until daddy gets here. Okay. >> Okay. Mommy's mommy got in a little trouble. >> Our sister. >> Who's your sister? >> Um, she's 13 years old. >> Where's she at? >> Like next door. >> Oh, I'll get her. I'll get her. Okay. It's okay. It's okay. She's not hurt. She's just being loud. She's acting like that. >> She always say bad words to um >> She always says bad words. >> Yes. >> Okay. It's all right. >> It's okay. It's okay. She's not getting hurt. She's not hurt. Okay. >> She is in trouble. She's going to Thailand. >> No. >> Okay. I need my sweater. >> I like that. >> You must like jail, don't you? >> No, I don't. >> If you don't have a seat, we will pick you up and place you in this car. We're not playing. >> The taser should have indicated that. >> Have a seat. Foot up. Left foot up. Come on. Left foot up. There you go. >> I'm trying not to. Okay. Right foot up here. Get her. Let's take the car over. Can >> you just tase me twice? >> That like that's funny. >> Step out. Nobody. >> I want a sweater. I'm not going to chill like this. My husband's a cop for a reason. >> It wasn't even skin. Okay, have a seat. >> I want a sweater. And you >> step in. Please have a seat. >> Everybody's laughing at me. >> Nobody's laughing at you, ma'am. >> How dare you taste me? >> Have a seat. >> You obstructed again. I do have straw. >> Have a seat now. >> I'm trying to, but I want >> No, you're not trying to, ma'am. Left foot. Left foot. >> I can't. >> Left foot. >> Don't. >> There we go. >> Ow. >> Should we stay at the hotel? >> No. No. You don't have to stay at the hotel this time. I remember when y'all stayed at the hotel last time. Look, I'm Officer Andy. Okay, you can call me Andy cuz it's hard to say my last name. All right. Um, I'm gonna call your dad. Okay. He's at work probably. All right. And I'll call him come straight home. >> You okay? I know those prongs got you for a second, dude. What the hell? >> I got about 3 seconds of it. >> Oh, no. >> Yeah. >> Well, all I did was I re-energized. And on that re-energizing, that's why I was like, I cut it off. >> I was like, oh no. >> That freaking dog poop, >> dude. I think I fell in it. No crap. >> I don't see it on you. >> Huh? God is good. No, >> cuz we were both down there in the ground. Ooh. >> All right. Let me go talk to your sister. Okay. Get her and come back home. Okay. >> All right. >> Yeah. Y'all just hang out right here for me. >> Victim in here. >> Victim right here. >> Okay. All right. So, >> her dad does want her to check on her siblings. >> No problem. No problem at all. Um, I went to the front door, told her to step out. She closed the door. I'm not stepping out. Obstruction. We walked to the back door. One of the little girls let me in, open the door for me. So, I opened the door, went upstairs. I grabbed her by her wrist. She pulled away from me. Taser taser. >> All right. So, she's okay now. >> She's in the car. >> Mhm. >> Emma, you can go check. >> She was placed under arrest. She's going to be placed under arrest today for cruelty to children in the first degree. >> Okay. >> Obstruction cruelty to children. Not only that, she put she caused violence in front of kids. >> Yeah. Because Yeah. >> That's cruelty in first degree now. >> Yep. >> I believe. >> So, cruelty first and second degree. Mhm. I'm sorry, but this is this has got to stop. >> I don't see why he's still here. >> Why he have why he keeps these children around her? >> Cuz he has nobody else to help him probably. >> I But come on, man. You're leaving your children with this lady who's stays intoxicated. >> She's got an issue. She needs help. >> She does need help, but she don't want to admit it. >> These poor little kids. Y'all, you want to come over? >> What am I going to jail for? when I did not do anything wrong >> and my husband's a sheriff for 22 years and I tried my best. So what am I going to jail for? I'm not doing anything wrong and then you came and not only tased me once but twice. >> So you hindered a lawful investigation right off the rip, ma'am. >> This all could have been avoided if you would have stepped out of your house and spoke with me. That's first for hitting the girl and then two seconds. >> First of all, I never hit a girl. I just wanted a sweater. I can't go to the police department like this with no sweater. >> It's okay. Don't cry. It's okay. Hey, make sure the dogs don't get out. It's okay. >> Y'all just stay inside. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. It's okay. >> All right, brother. She's going to jail again today. >> We We had to tase her. >> Good. >> She was resisting us. She came through the door. We told her, "Don't shut the door." She slammed the door in her face. >> Step outside. Let me speak with you. Right. We're >> like she always does. You've seen her do this before. So, one of the one of the daughters let me in from the back door. Me and Sergeant Bagwell here walked upstairs. Did you? >> I attempted to go hands-on with her. I grabbed her by the wrist. You're being placed under arrest. She pulled away from me. >> Taser taser. >> 13-year-old. I think she's 13. >> The kids didn't see. I kept them downstairs. Yep. >> She hit her in the face with a with an open hand, busted her lip. She scratched her. She's got claw marks across her chest and she's got scuff marks on her knees. >> Listen, I'm going to tell you right now, this is probably a felony, right? It is. >> Okay. So, that means she's going to Jackson, right? >> Yeah. Correct. >> Because Wagner will have a field day with her. >> So, she's going to jail today for cruelty to children in the first and then two counts of cruelty to children in the second because the other two juveniles witnessed it. >> They were witness to this >> and and of course obstruction. >> You can't blame yourself. >> It's been going well. >> Mhm. >> She stopped you. This is all alcoholic. >> Oh, absolutely. She's drunk right now. >> And I told her, "Hey, just chill out." So, we're going to get you help. We're going to do all these things. So, she skips over for about like 3 weeks cuz I've been out of the house. The kids and I, we've been just trying to stay away from that house. >> Yeah. They asked if they were going to a hotel tonight. I said, "No, >> no, no, no, no. I'm staying here." >> Yeah. >> Tuesday, I think it was Tuesday, she had an episode. I didn't want to deal with it. I ended up leaving with the kids again and it just fired out of control. She sounded good today. I was like, "Listen, I got to work late today. I'm going to come home. We'll settle it and then this happens. >> Resources card. >> Oh, trust me, man. I got >> I just I just want to make sure we're giving you all the resources we can, brother. >> I have all the only resources right now that I have is uh black law right now. >> What we need to do is I'll let you get in there with the kids. Calm them down. They want to see you. >> Oh, yeah. I know. >> So, and I come in there. I'll come in a second and get their information. So, what's the video footage show on the ring? >> It's just showing. Does it show us making contact with her at the moment? >> I'm the one who opened up the the garage door. >> Oh, is that the youth open garage door? >> Okay. Yeah, cuz I was last >> cuz I was trying to talk to you and I guess >> I was trying to get the >> I'm like doing like 90 miles an hour driving and I'm like, you know, I hope to pull me out. >> I was wondering how the garage door opened. >> I thought y'all did it. >> I have everything. >> Well, that's why I made entries to the garage door. >> You know what? >> And I grabbed the had the kids come to me. for fasting for her. >> It is unfortunately >> if it if it helps her get sober. >> It's a reckoning for sure. >> Come outside, baby. >> All right. >> Hey, they're going to check you out real quick, sweetie. Where where did you hurt at? >> Not that bad. >> All right. Don't worry about it. It's going to be all right. >> Come here. Come here. You sit down. >> You just got a scrape. >> A little bit of a scrape. >> Okay. And where else did you get hit? >> And then up cut under here. >> Okay. What happened? So, she was like getting my face and so I walked away and that's when she did this to me. So, she got her hand in my face and that's when I got the cut. I think she like pushed me down like that and that's when I kicked her so she would hit me and that I think that's where I got the name straight and then she somehow got the scratch >> right here. >> Okay. >> No, I'm fine. >> Okay. >> I don't think that's all that happened. It seems like it's superficial. Nothing problems, right? >> Oh, yeah. >> I was at work when all this happened. >> You don't want transport, right? >> No. >> No. I just finished paying a $2,200 transport medical bill, man. >> Yeah. I mean, I'll be honest. If we did, there's nothing we're going to do anyway. >> I don't care. >> Right. >> You holding up back there. >> I need my handcuffs are too tight. You tased me twice and I am going to file a report on you. And my husband is sheriff. He's outside talking. So, you need to let me go now cuz I did nothing wrong. >> He is extremely upset. But not at me. >> Uh, you're not doing this. You can't by law. This is why you guys are like half like >> ma'am. We Let me Let me Let me walk Let me walk you through this from start to finish. Okay. >> My husband to get me out. You locked it. You tased me twice. Can you open the door so I can get a a sweater. >> No. >> Oh my god, this is so tight. My my my I can't even move my my wrist. >> Oh, she's going to be forced to uh that that steel cell sobriety, you know. >> You know, at least put one of those alcohol ankle monitors on her. >> Is there such a thing? >> There is such a thing. It's an ankle monitor to detect if you drink alcohol. >> She doesn't do meds. She doesn't do that I'm aware of. >> She just drinks. She just pounds it away. Titos, vodka, and trulies. It was bizarre. >> I think the last time I was here, which has been a minute, it was there was truly cans everywhere. >> Oh, yeah. There's probably truly cans upstairs right now. >> Yeah. >> Let me go thank my neighbor now. >> Okay. >> Hey guys, thank you. >> Hey, you okay? >> No, but >> anything we can do for you? >> You know what? I I'll be here for probably the next two weeks. And if you guys know daycare, cuz she's going to be gone for a little bit, which is probably the best thing. But um if you guys know any daycare for the meantime, mainly for like after school. >> Yeah. >> And a couple hours after. >> Okay. >> Thank you. I'm really sorry that you guys have to go through this. >> No, I'm you know, we hate take the situation. I'm glad I Okay. >> If there's anything we can do for you, man, just let us know. We'll do our best. >> No, man. you know, now I just have to get past the the humiliation part and then and I know it's no reflection on me, but still when we've had officers come in and you know they do stupid stuff or their wives because you know this is not unheard of of course, >> right? >> It's one of those things that you have to kind of have to >> deal with when it >> deal with it >> when it raises his evil head. >> I need a sweater. I'm not going in jail like this with a tank top on. And then you tased me twice. >> They will provide you clothing at the jail man. >> No, that's not funny. >> I'm not laughing. I When have I once laughed? >> You tase me, mother. >> How dare you be even white? >> What? But that was the most outlandish statement I've ever racist. >> I'm racist. And you just called How dare I be white? >> Me twice. Did you tell my s my my husband that you did? >> I did in fact tell him. No, cuz I heard this. >> No, you didn't. You're in the back of my car. >> Okay, you're done. I'm going to get you fired. I swear to God, in the Holy Bible, as God is my witness. >> Don't put it on my God. Please don't put it on my God. >> You had no reason to taste me in my house and then you bang my door open. >> I gave you the opportunity with that, too. Ow. [Music] Oh, that hurt. Oh my god. I You taste it twice. You're going to get the punishment for it. I'm not a cop. I'm cop material, but I'm married to a sheriff for 22. So, have that. You're not even 30. And if you are, I feel sad for you cuz you taste me twice. I feel bad for you cuz you're going to get fired. When I have more bruises on my hands, you're going to pay the price. I guarantee you. I don't play. You're hurting my wrist and I'm telling you to open it and you said no after you tased me twice. Open it now before I kick the door. This is not intolerance. You're You slam my wrist after you taste me. I can't I move my wrist or my fingers and I'm going to have bruises and that's another law on you. That's another I know judges like the back of my hand. You think I'm stupid, but what you did is you you you I can't even move my wrist and I have bruises now. And that's funny cuz you tased me. My husband doesn't know that now, but he will. And then he stormed in my door for me doing nothing. Can you at least release this a little bit? It's hurting me really bad. >> No, ma'am. I can't. Ma'am, what's your first and last name? >> You already know my name. Put my husband's name. >> I'm not putting your husband's name. Your husband's not arrested. >> Why did you feel the need to burst in my door? You had no reason to do it cuz I have heads next door to me. We don't do >> Okay. Um, what's your first and last name? >> Dana. How old are you, by the way? >> Doesn't matter. It's irrelevant. >> Yes, it does matter. No, ma'am. It doesn't. You're drunk. >> Cuz you're the one that tased me twice on the floor when I did nothing wrong. You're going to have a hard time trying to tell, convince, and judge. >> Likely this will be the easiest case I've ever worked. >> I I promise you, and I I I guarantee you know, it's the truth. >> Likely this will be the easiest case I've ever worked. >> Oh, wow. Yeah. Like, I believe it. Tasing me twice, throwing me down the staircase. I didn't throw you down the staircase, ma'am. >> I have no shoes on. And then I couldn't get a sweater. Yes, you're going to be fired for I don't care how long you've been on law enforcement. >> I will show up to work tomorrow. >> A lot more than you do. >> Oh, >> and I wish I would have done the opposite, which I >> You know more than I do. So, you know that shutting the door in my face is a bad thing. >> Someone and then you burst to my door. Come on, Josh. >> Yeah. >> All right. You know more than me. That's why you're in the back of a cop car. >> You got tased. >> I didn't get tased. You did. >> No, I will tase you. >> You won't tase me. >> Oh, I got tased twice. >> A I No, you can't turn your video camera off cuz I have that on video footage. >> A >> So, go ahead. You're going to end up getting arrested yourself. >> I might even get a letter of commendation for this incident, ma'am. I need to make a phone call because my phone was left there when you burst in my door. >> Okay. >> No, I'm not playing. >> I didn't say you were. >> I'm not playing. I don't even have my phone with me. >> Okay. >> You keep saying okay, but you're lying. >> How am I lying if I'm saying okay? >> I do with liars in law enforcement. >> LOL. LOL. That's all I got to say. >> Everything hurts. Okay. >> It's not funny cuz you >> laughing again. You taste me. So go ahead and put extra charges because a judge I swear to God by the Bible they're going to fire you. Not to mention you wouldn't pull over to take my cuffs loosened. >> They're not going to fire me. I can promise you that. >> It's okay. >> I don't need your name. Um, I'm not going to I mean, >> you're you're you're no different than anyone else. >> Okay, cool. I'm sorry you feel that way. >> I'm sorry. You're like like going on 50, but you're like a little kid. >> You're like not even mature. >> That's the only time I've left this entire conversation. >> I I want all these bruises on my hands. And you're gone, dude. >> I'm not gone. >> Yes, you are. >> Oh, no, I'm not. You I can promise you. Hey, hey, hey. have no authority to do to tase me. >> I'm sorry. I forgot you know more than me. I completely forgot about that for like 5 minutes and so I spoke out of turn. My apologies. >> I know you're driving around. I want to call my husband. >> That's unfortunate. A unfortunate. >> I'm hurting and I have no shoes or a sweater and everyone stares at me cuz they know who I am. I'm a sheriff's wife. So, how would that be funny to you? >> It It baffles me that you think you can >> It baffles me that you >> I'm sorry. Middle of my >> extra charges. I am. I am. I am. >> I know. Judges like the back of my hand. >> Lovely. You'll get reacquainted with him when he gives you one felony and two misdemeanors. >> A felony for a felony. >> Yeah. A felony. >> Why are you laughing about that? >> Crazy how I haven't laughed yet. You >> You're actually You're actually You're actually ticking me off. >> I don't even let my my handcuff a little loose. >> Okay. >> And it's black now. >> Well, that's only because you know more than me. >> I wanted to become a sheriff long many years ago. And my husband always told me no. And he does it because he's very supportive and protective like I am. And it hurts me to see people hurt and what you're doing is not the right thing. >> Okay. Well, I I thoroughly apologize for that. Ma'am, >> can you at least call the EMS? >> No, I can't. >> Yes, cuz I have bruises. >> I'm not going to. >> Can you at least call my husband for me? 005. [Music] >> You're charging me for the wrong charges and I never >> What's the right charges? 747. >> What is the right charge >> if I'm married to a sheriff for almost 17 years? >> Oh, so you're above the law. >> Why is it my fault? >> Above the law. I know my law though. >> Oh, you don't. If you did, you would have stayed at the front and talked to me. But you don't. >> You No, you don't. >> Hi, ma'am. Go ahead and step out. Everything's okay. I just need to remain calm. All right. >> I'm fine. I just not look. Okay, look at this. There you go. All right. >> I'm not laughing. >> I mean, people know who I am. >> Ma'am, come with me now. >> My hand is bruised and I need I don't even know. And people still I can fit my entire pinky in these handcuffs. Okay. I can also fit my entire pinky in these handcuffs. I can't even. >> That's way more than I should have even given hurts. Look, I'm rude. >> Yeah, cuz you keep twisting your wrist. That's not smart. >> That's not funny. >> Give me your leg now. Come out. Give me your leg now. Come out. >> Give me your leg now. Come out. I do not want to have to force you out. I've already had to use force. I do not want to use any more force. You're doing good. Come on. You're doing good. >> Come on. There you go. I got you. >> I have shoes on. It'll turn into a sweater. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> Yep. >> They're going to take care of you. All right. I've got you. You're not going to fall. Okay. You have this too tight and it's hurting me. >> Tas me twice. >> I'm trying to get out. Can you let >> There's a step. There's a step right here. Okay. I'm trying to help you get to the step. >> Can you move so I can walk before you tased me three times? >> Tas. Hey, come on. Step out. >> He tased me twice. My husband is scared. Listen, how dare you? >> As soon as we walk into his vegetable, okay, we're going to pat you down. We're going to take you out of these handcuffs. >> You're going to be fired. Hey, listen. We're not We're not talking right now. >> It's true. >> Can you at least open it? Okay. >> We're going to We're going to pat you down. We're going to get you out of these handcuffs. Okay. >> Whatever. Okay. Come on. I'm not I told you >> Jersey. [Music] The woman was charged with cruelty to children and willful obstruction of law enforcement officers.