My grandma is not in danger. My grandma is deranged. >> 4:00 in the morning, I get a phone call. She's unresponsive. >> Me first. >> It doesn't matter. She's 100 years old. >> So, you were down on the ground? >> Well, we're both on the ground. >> But I love my granddaughter, even though we did this. >> On October 25th, 2023, officers responded to a residence following a report of a mother asking for help because her daughter was locked out of her grandmother's house. The grandmother was refusing to let her in and the mother was unaware of a prior heated incident that had occurred between the two. >> What's going on? >> So, at about 4:00 this morning, I get a call from my mother-in-law. My daughter lives here. So, I get a call from my mother-in-law saying that she was unresponsive. >> So, we called the ambulance. >> Keeping meds. I am one and I will keep >> Okay, I'm talking to your mother right now. >> Okay. So she goes to the hospital after five minutes. They deem her fine. Nothing's wrong. Clean screen. All of that greatness >> in five minutes. >> Yeah. Like Well, it seemed like 5 minutes. It was about >> It took like 10, 15 minutes. >> Right. So anyway, they released her. She walked home from this auctioner place over here. I live in Ponchula. I was on my way to come get her because she didn't have a ride back here. Her mama wouldn't come get her. I drove in from Ponchula here. She walked and when she got here, her mama wouldn't let her in the house and it got physical by her pushing me out of the house. So, she was unresponsive because she she takes cerakquil which is a sleep agent as well as tradone >> I think is a sleep agent because >> I normally wake up until about 8:00. >> She's got mental problems. It's a schizophrenia schizophrenia bipolar medicine that >> schizopffective, >> right? It >> okay, >> it makes her sleep and I guess her mom want and that older generation doesn't understand how the new meds work. So anyway, we're just trying to get in the house and she won't let her in the house. She's throwing her out and like >> you can't take her with you. >> I cannot. I'm I'm actually supposed to be at work right now. I've got people from Kentucky waiting for me to get back to work. This is her home. This is her address. This is what's on her driver's license. >> How old are you? >> 24. >> She don't have nowhere to go to avoid conversation for the day. If it's getting physical, then somebody got to go. Nope. >> And I'm going to be honest with you. I'm not about to tell grandma she got to leave our house. >> No. No. No. Not at all. Definitely not at all. >> She can't stay at your house until you get off work. >> She could, but we're trying to just get her stuff. And Okay. >> That might be something that But that even that that might be something that we we can address later. If this is going to be a back and forth, we were here what? Less than three hours ago. >> Give me a chance to talk on the door. >> Give me a second. Give me a second. >> If if this is going to be a back and forth, we've been here less than 3 hours ago. We can we can address her getting her belongings at another time. Right now, we can just get her removed from the situation. Just let her go call chill out by your house until later. Y'all are here because her grandma made us call the cops. That's why you're here. >> We're here because our grandmother felt like she was a danger to her. That's why we're here. >> Right. >> Our grandmother No, >> no, no, no. She was able to go in the house cuz she had to go get put clothes on and stuff. So, she was able to go in the house and get >> My grandma is not in danger. My grandma is deranged. She's She's got mental. Anyway, I just want to get in the house so we can just get her some stuff and we can go from there. >> Go where? Go where? >> Sorry. >> No, it's a >> I mean, it's not like I got anything better to do right now, right? >> It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. What's going on, man? Besides, what happened earlier? Like, what's going on for us to be here now? >> She come in popping off being boulder. >> Mhm. >> Just take her word for it. I don't care. Hm. >> We She's >> I just want her out of my house. >> That's her That's her car. >> That's my car. >> Her car. Okay. >> That's registered me and my son. >> She got some belongings she can grab for the day. >> She can get all she's got, baby. And I did not tell her she could not get her stuff. That's her mama. Make her look good. >> Okay. >> Come on. Wrestling around and going. >> Go started it. Both of y'all. >> Whatever she say. This is my house. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Are you going to let her get her clothes? >> She can get her all her stuff anytime she wants it. As long as there's a police officer with her. >> Okay. So, if we stand by, she can come get a bag of clothes. >> She can get all her stuff when she wants it. As long as she gets a police officer to come with her. >> Okay, that's fine. We'll let her um we'll let her get clothes. >> We let her get whatever she wants >> right now. And um you see your face? >> Don't Don't do that, baby. >> Your face is always like that. >> No, it ain't. I told you >> that happened to this morning. >> Just now. That's okay. That's okay. Don't worry about it. >> No, we have we have to. We can't ignore it. >> We're all that Did she hit you? >> We were both rasing >> and she pushed me. We both went down on the ground. So, >> it was the one with the red hair was the only one. >> Yeah. Our mama wasn't here yet. >> Okay. Yeah, that that changes the things cuz that's >> Don't Don't worry about it, baby. >> No, we have to We can't ignore it. We can't ignore it. We We see that you obviously have facial trauma. >> Listen, I'm not worried about all that. My son was a deputy here for 13 years in St. John Parish. >> That's what I'm supposed to be see injuries like that. >> You're even you're even bleeding on your face. >> Well, that's She's 23 and I'm 83. So, >> okay. Yeah. So, that's >> She can get her stuff and she can go. >> No, she's fixing to go, but she's not getting stuff. >> Baby, I'm not pressing no charges. >> You don't have to. >> Well, stay picking it up. We're just trying We're trying to have you guys avoid the the back and forth. >> Then she can go in her room and leave me the alone. talking about when we leave her the [ __ ] alone. >> Language. >> I get it. Emotions are high right now. >> That's what it is all the time though. We don't talk. We don't speak when we do. It's it's it's fine. There's never been a problem. This is the first time ever had a problem with this. >> So, she's got good days and she's got bad days. And she's getting more bad days than good days. >> You know what I mean? So, it's it's making life difficult. >> How long was she doing this? >> She is her parenting. wake someone up. >> It's not like official. She She is her caretaker. >> Who tries to wake someone up at 4:00 in the morning for no reason, >> right? She didn't know what time of the day it was, I guess. And she went to go wake Julie up and she said Julie was unresponsive. And I'm not making excuses. I'm just trying to No, >> I got you. >> Paint the whole picture. So, it's like she's having more day more bad days than good days. So, 4:00 in the morning, I get a phone call. She's unresponsive. It's getting to be a thing. She's calling me all the time regarding >> And it's just you and your grandmother here. >> Yes. >> And she's the one that takes care of her grandmother. Her grandmother lost her driver's license, so she's the one that helps her grandmother out. She's been living here for >> three almost four years. >> Almost 4 years. And it's just it's just getting bad. >> 10:15. >> Hang your mommy your cup. >> Wait, what's the 10:15? >> She's going to jail. >> Grandma Grandma's face is bleeding and everything. You put your hands on it. You're going to jail for domestic battery. >> I told you not to put your hands on her. >> All you had to do was sit on that goddamn bench like I told you to do. >> Me first. >> It doesn't matter. She's 100 years old. >> I don't care. She >> That's the problem. You don't care. No, this is my child. I get the situation. >> You can't beat your grandmother in the face like that. Her eyes can beat me. >> Her eye is swollen and her face. >> You're 20. She's 100. I told you to sit down. I told you to sit down. >> Let's go ahead and get her to a unit in your car. I got >> And the only reason I be going out to charge you, so you >> stop. Stop. >> [ __ ] you. >> Look, let me read you your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You understand your rights? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have anything on you that I need to know about? Beetles, knives, bazookas, snakes, dogs, cats, anything like that? >> No. >> No. Okay, give me one second. So, you mind doing it quick for me? All right, do me a favor. Stay leaning against this wall. Walk back towards me. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Spread your feet for me. Real wider. Thank you. >> All right. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me or stick me? >> Nope. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Hey, Williams. Insurance. >> All right. So this is what we going to do. Okay, if you don't mind, I'm come on this side. Now if you pull >> this one, >> I think >> it might be a short one, baby. I don't know. >> I'm not pressing on my grand. >> Okay, just so you know. >> Okay, that's fine. We still have to document everything and then we'll explain everything to you. >> Okay, so he's >> my son was a police officer here in St. John Parish for 13 years. I know what y'all going to do. >> Okay. Okay. If you'll just sit down for us, please do that. >> So, just real quick, I'm uh I'm going to take some real quick pictures. >> I don't want no pictures from your baby. >> Ma'am, we have to document the injuries on your face to give a report. We have to have it as evidence. >> Okay. >> No. >> Okay. Well, even if we don't take the pictures, do you mind looking at me so I can visually see? I'm sorry. >> Don't put the light in the eye. >> I'm going just keep it right here. Is that okay? >> That's fine. >> All right. Let's see. So, we got one on up. >> Probably going to need a cold compress cuz you got some swelling. >> She kicked me in the face with her foot. She kicked me in the face. >> So, you were down on the ground. >> Well, we're both on the ground. We were both on the ground. >> Okay. All right. If you'll turn that way so you can see the other cheek real quick. >> Can I see the other cheek? >> You got some You got some bleeding. >> Number one, I'm not pressing charges on. >> Okay. You you stated that. We understand. >> Listen to what I'm going to tell you. My oldest son was a deputy and a police officer for uh 13 years. Okay. >> He went federal and he moved to Cington. Well, he went to El Paso first, then he went to Cington. >> Julie's been living with me for 3 years and I know she messes up and I know she does this, that, and the other. >> But I love my granddaughter. Even though we did this, I still love my granddaughter. >> I don't want her I want her to get help. I don't want her >> to be plagued the rest of her life by this. >> Well, the thing about it is she has to be willing to get help. You can't She's You can't make her. She has to make that decision. >> I know she does stuff. >> Yes, >> I know who she runs with and all that. But still, I love my granddaughter and I've let her live here for 3 years. And her mama is mistaken. >> I have never took one penny for Gina for living here cuz I love her. I don't be like charging your granddaughter to live with you. I don't do it. Baby, take >> I'm sorry. My face. I'm sorry. And I don't want the rest of my family involved in it because Carl one is on the wall and there was a deputy for 13 years here. >> He is now a federal officer. I don't want all my family run into it. That's between me and her. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And I'm not press this is just because I have to ask. >> Um because I have to ask. >> Okay. >> Would you be willing to to write that on paper for me? >> No, I'm not writing that down. >> Okay. >> I'll verbally talk to you, but that's it. Okay. >> All right. >> I'm sorry. I don't mean to >> We do. We do have a Katie in common because we have to make they have to check you out to >> They're not checking me out. >> Well, then you have to sign a refusal. Okay. Because we uh without being that's part of our process before we can clear the call knowing you have injuries. >> They like I told you, Carl was a deputy here for 13 years, but started out with Lloyd Johnson, went through with Mike Craig and all the rest of them. >> Gotcha. >> And he went federal and he moved to Coington. >> Okay. But I I understand what you're doing and and really and truly, y'all are real patient and which most of you are. >> Well, uh when Katie gets here, like I said, they're going to need you to sign a refusal. That's that's your choice. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. >> We'll be back with you shortly. Okay. >> All right. I'm not trying to do that. >> Oh, no. We understand. It's fine. >> We'll just put stuff in my >> Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. We'll be with you in a second. Okay. >> All right. >> I got her on body cam. >> This way the light was. I made sure I stood in front of her. um just so we can at least document because those facial injuries. I know she doesn't want to do anything about it, but we can't ignore that. You heard mom screaming at her. I told you not to put your hands on them, so she knew what she was capable of. >> That's probably why she was offering her to get her from the hospital. >> Yeah. >> So, um I talked to one of the deputies from the original call to get kind of a rundown of what was going on with it. It was uh Irwin and he said that the mom the grandma had called the mom in reference to her behavior because apparently she was running around the house naked under the influence of something cooking in the kitchen. So like that grandma was concerned. Well then she passed out and grandma couldn't wake her up. So she called the mom and the mom said this is why we put her out of our house. Maybe you should call 911 or something because she's your problem is basically how it was relayed. Um Irwin said grandma was very defensive towards them when they got here cuz they were beating on the door. couldn't get in the bathroom door and she's yelling and screaming at him. Hold on, I'm [ __ ] coming. Blah, blah, blah. Like, she was very hostile with him verbally. >> They come in, the girl is alert at that point or no, no, no, no, no. I take it back. They had to do a sternum rug. Then she became alert, but they said it was very clear she was on the influence of something. So, they had her transport to the hospital and they found multiple things in these. >> Yeah. I looked at the stuff like all kind of stuff. Yeah, like a variety of stuff. So, >> just freeze us of any liability, not transport. Okay. >> They just wanted to make sure that you were okay just to have you checked out. Okay. What's your dog's name? >> Thor. >> Thor. >> Are you a [ __ ] dog? >> This ain't going to be pretty. >> It's okay. >> It don't got to be pretty. As long as >> that's fine. As long as you made a mark and you know it's you. That's all that matters. >> That's all. There ain't going to be no charges anyway. I'm not putting no charges against her. >> All right, Miss Colin. Well, good luck to you. I hope you feel better. Okay. >> Oh, I'll be all right. >> And if anything happens, if if you start hurting or anything like that, don't hesitate to give us a call. Okay? >> Don't take this the wrong way. I have two nurses in my two of my sons is married. >> Okay. >> If you feel like you need help, call 911, okay? >> Or call them. Call it >> look. >> All right. >> My son's been adopted. Her mom and daddy's got divorced and she just lived with me for >> medicine right now. >> That's probably hers, baby. It ain't mine. It's probably hers. >> Well, we're going to get out your hair and let you relax and get back to your day. Okay. >> All right, baby. >> You have a great day. >> Thank y'all for coming out. What? >> No problem. >> That's her problem. She had a bag. >> Okay. >> I didn't stop her from coming in the house, baby. I told her it's all good. Okay. >> I told her to go get what she needs. >> So, mama, let me explain something to you. Okay. >> Okay. So, yes, you said you're not pressing charges on. Okay. >> No, I'm not. >> All right. But due to your injuries >> and then we see that you was physically assaulted by her. >> Well, I'll just tell them I fell in the backyard and hit the cement. >> You already told us. Okay. >> The state the states picked up those charges. Okay. >> All right. >> So, you're not pursuing charges? We are pursuing charges on her. That's why she went to jail this morning. Okay. >> I'm talking about a senior citizen. >> Okay. Well, that's that's something you going to have to deal with in court. Okay. So, this form right here is Louisiana victim notification form. It's just a form stating that once she gets released from jail, you'll get a phone call saying she got released. >> I don't want it. >> Okay. You don't want it? >> No. >> Okay. So, >> I don't need it. >> So, look, I'm going to put on here decline. Just going to need your signature right here at the bottom. Okay. >> Come back in. I'm not pressing charges on it. I love my granddaughter baby. >> That's why I said you're not pressing the charges. We are. >> Well, her mom and daddy divorced >> years ago. She's lived with me most of her life. She was born in Brford's house. Put that down so I can see. >> All right. >> I don't mind. You don't mind coming through my house? >> Okay. >> Believe it or not, I I don't know if you can understand this or not. I'm not mad at my granddaughter. I don't hate her. I love my granddaughter. >> Mhm. >> She's lived with me in this house. >> Listen, I totally understand. I understand completely. >> Well, I know people don't, but I do. And I don't care what the state sends out here or anybody else. I'm not signed. >> I got you. >> I'm going to have something done to somebody that I've loved all our life. You know, I don't know if you understand that or not. So, like I said, I put on here that you decline to be notified. All right? You see, I decline to register for notifications. I'm going still leave a copy with with you. You can do whatever you want to do with it. All right. >> I'm telling you, baby, I'm not >> I still have to leave copy. >> I know. Look, I'm just telling you my son was a police officer here for several years. >> Mhm. >> I see him right there. >> Yeah, I see. >> I know what you're saying. You got to do what you got to do. Yes, ma'am. I I know that. >> All right. >> I know that. >> We going to take it from here. Okay. Now, once it go gets to court, you know, you can drop it and do whatever you want. >> I'm not even going to pursue it. >> I mean, whatever they want to do, they do. >> I know. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Oh, that's all good. >> No, they didn't make me do nothing. >> All right, ma'am. But you have a good one. All right. If you can't either, just call us. The woman was charged with domestic battery on an elderly