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said you a [ __ ] You're going to die anyway cuz YOU GOT AIDS. >> STEP AWAY FROM THE PITTSBURGH NOW. >> SHE THREW IT. >> BACK UP NOW. >> GET THE OUT OF MY FACE. KEEP DRIVING ME WHERE I [screaming] ASS CAR. >> SO YOU LEFT YOUR seven-year-old son out. You were down here. >> I ain't never been to jail. I'm going to cry. >> On January 26th, 2025, officers responded to a resident following reports of an altercation between two women. One claimed that the other threw a pitchfork in her direction and attempted to strike her with a vehicle while the other reported damage to her mailbox and that the roadway was being blocked. >> Okay. Well, I don't want you near it. What's going on? >> Um, I came out my house to go walk and go get a cigarette. THIS [ __ ] JUMPED IN HER CAR AND TRIED TO HIT ME WITH HER CAR. SO, I WALKED UP HERE AND I SAID, "YOU ATE ASS [ __ ] You're going to die anyway cuz you got AIDS. If threw the pitchfork at me." >> Hold on. Hold on. Stay over there. >> Step away FROM THE PITCHFORK. STEP AWAY FROM THE PITCHFORK NOW. I THREW IT. >> BACK UP. GET THE OUT OF MY FACE. YELLING AT ME. >> YOU GOING TO BACK AWAY FROM THAT [ __ ] PITCHFORK. >> SHE THREW IT AT ME. >> I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] YOU'RE GOING TO STEP AWAY FROM IT. >> That's right. >> You dumb ass. SHE THREW IT AT ME. >> Now stop yelling at her. >> Okay. >> What's going on? >> She threw that at me. Trying to hit me with her. >> Hold on, ma'am. Ma'am. Okay. Hold on. >> This was lying, bro. >> Okay, let's start from the beginning. What happened? >> I came out my door to go walk and get a CIGARETTE POST. THIS TRIED TO HIT ME WITH HER CAR. I WALKED UP THE STREET. THIS CAME OUT THREW A PITCHFORK AT ME. >> OKAY. Where were you at? >> I GOT A LOT RIGHT THERE. >> You were walking? >> No, I was standing right there while she was talking. SHE RAN OUT. THAT'S WHY SHE GOING TO PICK it up. >> All right. Put it over there in the yard. Okay. >> Throw it again. >> Put it in the yard. >> Throw it again. >> Stop. >> Throw it again. >> Knock it off. >> Throw it again. >> Miss Jasmine, stop. Put the stick down now. But >> she can't put down >> Put the stick down. What? >> Bro, did didn't you see that [ __ ] >> What's Okay. Where were you at, >> bro? I was right there, bro. Are you talking about when she tried to hit me with her car? >> YES. >> IN FRONT OF MY MOTHER YARD. >> OKAY. You came out of YOUR HOUSE. >> WALKING THAT WAY. >> OH, Miss Jasmine, I wasn't here. >> Yeah, but you just seeing Look at this [ __ ] Y got me up, bro. Go talk to that, bro. Let me get another officer over here. Do you want to talk or not? >> You ain't talking to me. You yelling, bro. >> I'm trying to talk to you. >> How you trying TO TALK TO ME, BRO? This [ __ ] just threw a pitchfork at me. >> Cuz I'm trying to figure out what's going on now. Do you want to talk? Yes or no? >> Your recorder? >> Yes. >> You see where that [ __ ] just put that pitchfork back in her house? Yep. >> THE [ __ ] THREW IT AT ME. SHE TRYING TO HIT ME WITH HER [screaming] CAR. I'M MINDING MY BUSINESS, BRO. >> OKAY, go away. Stop. Stop. >> Everywhere I go. >> Ma'am, stop talking to her. >> Okay. Stop talking to her. Okay. What happened? >> I Let me tell you something. I don't know this girl. >> Okay. >> Every time I come out my house, you old. >> Okay. What happened? What happened today? That's all I care about. I don't care what happened in the past. What happened today? >> I don't I walk by my house. Let's ask >> where do you live? >> I live right here. >> Okay. >> I got in my car, drove off. >> Okay. >> She stay way down the road. Yep. She gonna act like she grabbing something to throw at my car. What she do all the time? I don't even know this girl. >> Okay, >> I'm through with her. Y'all better do something with this girl. I'm 68 years old. Every time >> Where did the pitchfork come in? >> That pitchfork was in my yard. >> Okay, >> see how she throw my garlic can down. Look how she did my mail. Look at my mail ball. She took that and beat that down. And look how she knocked my way down here now. >> So, how how' the pitchfork get come in play? >> I The pitchfor was in stuck in the ground. >> Where at? right there. >> Okay. Right up here cuz we was doing the yard. >> So, who grabbed? >> She grabbed the pitch for >> Okay. Grab the pitch for you. >> So, you're driving you're driving your car. >> I drive my car. Come on. She all in the road. I said, "Girl, go ahead. It's >> She's standing in the road." >> Yeah. I said, "Get on out the way." She do this all the time. I don't even know that goddamn. >> Did you hit Did you hit her with the car? >> No, you ain't going to hit nobody. >> No, I just got to ask. Okay. So, when she was standing in the roadway, obviously your car. Okay. >> Came on home here. She come down here with this loud talk. >> Okay. >> T I went on the mouth. See what she did. >> I see. >> Look at my look at my mailbox. >> You let me get your ID card too real quick. Let me grab it. >> Look at you. >> Stop. Ma'am. >> Stop. >> Y'all both starting it up. >> She do this all the time. I don't even know. I come OUT MY HOUSE. HEY YO, OLD [ __ ] Come on, y >> ma'am. Hold on. >> I'mma show the old >> Hey, hey, hey. >> Ma'am, come here, >> BRO. GO GET THAT PITCH. >> MA'AM, >> come here. Let's chill out. Okay, it's over now. >> TRY TO THROW A PITCHFORK AT ME, DOG. WHAT YOU MEAN? TRIED TO HIT ME WITH HER CAR. WHAT THE YOU TALKING ABOUT? CALM DOWN. >> WHY ARE YOU YELLING AT ME? I DIDN'T do anything to you. >> You're right. You didn't DO NOTHING. YOU'RE NOT DOING THE RIGHT. >> I'm trying to I'm trying to figure out what's I'm talking to you. He's over there talking to her. >> No, that ain't talking to nobody. >> I'm talking to you. He's over there talking to her. Okay. >> What you asking me, bro? What are you asking me? >> Can you stop yelling at me? >> I'm not yelling at you, bro. I'm talking, bro. >> You're yelling at me, >> bro. What's up, bro? Y'all didn't come over here do your job. What's up, bro? >> You done? >> What's up, bro? >> Okay. Do you know this lady? >> That [ __ ] TRIED TO FIGHT ME ALREADY BEFORE, BRO. ON MY MAMA, BRO. PULLED OUT A KNIFE ON ME AND EVERYTHING, BRO. SO, you know, >> LIED AND SAID THAT I UP HERING MAILBOX MONTHS AGO, THEN THEY DIDN'T HAVE NO EVIDENCE. THE [ __ ] LIED. BEEN HARASSING ME EVER SINCE. DOG, THAT THREW A PITCHFORK AT ME AND TRIED TO HIT me with her car. Come on, BRO. WHAT THE I GOT TO LIE FOR THAT [ __ ] TRYING TO HIT ME WITH MY CAR. >> Did I say you were lying? I'm trying to ask you questions. I'm trying to investigate what happened. I'm trying to help you. And all you're doing is YELLING AT ME. SO, STOP YELLING AT ME AND LISTEN. OKAY. I ASKED YOU ONE FREAKING QUESTION. >> And you want to keep yelling at me. >> What are you asking me? >> I asked you if you knew her. Obviously, you do. >> No, I don't know her. SHE'S BEEN HARASSING ME SINCE I MOVED OVER HERE. >> MA'AM, stop yelling at me. >> Yes, sir. >> I've only been able to ask you one question because you keep freaking yelling. >> Okay, I understand that. >> Ma'am, I understand that. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. I'm trying to figure out what happened and why. Okay, don't stop. I understand she tried to hit you with a car. I understand she threw a pitchfork at you. I get that. What I'm trying to figure out is why. Okay, that's what we have to understand when we investigate crimes. We No, stop. We have to understand the intent behind what was done. Okay. We have to understand the why. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I was walking that way. >> Okay. >> Trying to go get a cigarette. She don't like me because everybody already told me the got AIDS. Okay. So, >> so when you were walking, >> I WAS WALKING THAT WAY. LISTEN, I WAS I STAY RIGHT HERE. LISTEN, I don't stay over here, boy. I stay right there where THAT PINK FIB IS, BOY. I'M WALKING THAT WAY. SHE TRIED. I DIDN'T KNOW WHO THE IT WAS UNTIL SHE STOPPED HER CAR RIGHT HERE AND SHE PROBABLY HIT ME WITH HER CAR. SO, I WALKED DOWN HERE. SO, I SAY, "IF YOU ABOUT THAT LIGHT COMING THE ROAD, THIS GRABBED A PITCHFORK AND THREW IT AT ME." >> SO, you was on the same side of the road that she was driving on. >> No, she was on that side and then she CAUGHT TRYING TO HIT ME. >> OKAY, that's good. She swerved, tried to hit you on purpose. Okay, that's where I'm trying to get to. >> That's where I'm trying to get to. But you can't stop yelling long enough to listen >> BECAUSE HE STARTED YELLING AT ME, TOO. >> SO, here's the problem. If you threw the pitchfork back at her, we're going to have issue with that. >> She took my damn airball. >> I don't I don't And then she >> What? What did she hit this with? >> A stick. She picked up a stick, came out here, went to B. I said, I'm going to call the police. I don't give a damn. I don't even know this girl. >> How far she throw? What? What happened? >> She throw it, but she didn't hit me cuz I move that way. And then I throw it right back at her. I'm sick of it. >> Is there a reason you threw it back at her? >> She threw it at me. >> Okay. >> This girl right here, but I could go out there. >> But you have to understand, you can't throw pitchforks at people. >> She threw it at me in my yard. >> That doesn't mean it gives you the right to throw it back. >> Okay. But I I ain't hit her. >> Okay. >> I'm sick of it, sir. >> I got you. >> All right. So, what happened from there? >> I can't call I came out and called y'all. >> Okay. Who called? So, did she call first? >> I called first. When she seen me calling, she called. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Wait over here. Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you want to Well, then how did all this happen? She did it. >> Okay. So, after you threw it the pitch, was it after you threw the pitch for back? >> After she threw it. >> So, after she threw it, what she did? >> Oh, I got something for you. She went door. I'm standing right there on my She picked up. She You see? See, I just picked up >> Yeah. Yeah, I saw it. >> And she beat on my damn mailbox. Look at my mailbox. >> How much you think it will cost to replace that mail? >> I know, but I need my mailbox fix. >> I got you. Do you want to press charges? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Are you willing to do a witness statement? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. I ask questions, you answer them. >> So, >> I get that, but we didn't do it to you. Yo, NO YOU DIDN'T. BUT THE WAY HE WAS LIKE, "WHAT IS GOING ON?" AND THEN HE SEE THE PITCHFORK in the road. He sees the pitchfork. >> Chill. We have an understanding now, right? Okay, let's chill. >> What happened with the mailbox? >> I don't know what HAPPENED TO HER MAILBOX. THIS GIRL LIKE THIS LADY TRIED TO HIT me with her. >> Jasmine. Okay, we heard that. Calm down, >> ma'am. >> She was traveling northbound. Jasmine was in the middle of the road. Apparently, they have disputes all the time. >> No, we don't, baby. >> She was driving up the road. Jasmine was in the middle of the road. Um, what's your name? >> And swinging her arms. >> I DON'T KNOW THAT LADY, >> Miss Jasmine. >> He's telling me what she said. >> Okay. >> Stop. >> The pitchfork was apparently by the uh shrubbery bush over here. >> She grabbed it first, throw it at her. Then she picks it up, throws it back. She starts going berserk. >> That pitchfork, >> grabs a big stick on the ground and hits the mailbox like a baseball. WHEN SHE PICKED UP THAT PITCH, >> and then dumps the trash can. I PICKED UP A PIECE of wood. >> What she saying? Obviously, y'all didn't see anything. >> No. >> Um, >> we just heard it. >> What did y'all hear? >> It was just some kind of commotion. >> No. >> Yeah. She came and got me. I was in a feed. My little >> And I mean, we got babies in there. So, >> did you hear her yelling first? >> Was it more just like >> It was just like more like >> back and forth. Just like, >> but they have got into it before. >> I know. >> Yeah. See, them getting into it for a couple of months. I've been staying here. >> Hopefully, y'all have a good day. throw it at on the phone with the police and call the police. She's throwing pitchfork at me. HE TOLD ME NOT TO PICK UP THE PITCHFORK. >> Pitchfork things. Petty crap. What I'm trying to see is who's going to jail for DLC or damage property. Let me ask about the mailbox cuz that might solve that. >> Both get real awkward real quick. Just keep separate separated. Take both DLC. Charge her damage property. >> My problem is she do >> her car. If >> we can't prove anything car, we can't prove she went over into that yard. >> It's a fair statement. >> So, she walked over there to engage >> unless we have a witness regarding the car thing. We have no way to do anything that witnesses. They said they didn't see anything. I just heard her side of the story. >> SHE'S SAYING THAT I KNOW HER. I DON'T KNOW. >> SHE'S LYING TO THESE POLICE. TELL POLICE THAT I DON'T KNOW HER. Only thing I know is >> Hey, Miss Jasmine. I'm Sergeant Mloud. Do you mind if I talk to you for a moment? >> When I get off the phone so I can see what's going >> Okay. So, if you want to deal, you called us. So, I'm here. >> Yes, I did CALL Y'ALL CUZ SHE THREW A PITCHFORK AT ME. >> SO, HANG UP WITH THE PHONE. Let's talk. >> All right. I'll talk to you later. The uh officer Mc Brown want to talk to me >> real quick. Just So, do you have ID on you by any chance? >> No, it's at the house. >> No, you're fine. You're fine. How do you spell your first name? >> J A Z M I N. >> Walk me through what happened. >> Okay. >> Calmly, please. >> Yes, sir. I have no problem doing that. I came out the house. I was walking that way to get a cigarette. Yeah. >> Before I could even hit the stop sign. >> Yeah. this that car. Like I said, I don't know her like that. I don't even know her car like that. But all of a sudden, as I'm walking, SHE RUN THE CAR LIKE she fa to run me over. OKAY. >> SO, I GOT I got in the middle OF THE ROAD NOW AND I'M LIKE, "YO, who the is that?" SHE SLOW DOWN RIGHT WHERE THIS OFFICER CAR AND START CALLING ME OUT MY names and hoes and all that. Okay. >> And all I said, I was still down. I said, "You got AIDS. Ain't nobody going to argue with you." THEN SHE WAS LIKE, "YOUR MAMA and all that other my mama own. I got a I still got to grudge with my mama." So when it come down to my mama, I'mma feel emotional. So I started walking down the road. So I got right there where she threw the pitchfork at. Right where the top of this car is. Police car. I stood right there. I told her I said, "Come in the yard." So I called the police. I I mean I called >> Come in what yard? >> That yard. But I'm in the street. >> That's her house though, right? >> Yeah. I told her to come out. Come in the yard. >> Okay. >> But I'm in the street. >> I got you. >> YOU TRIED TO HIT ME WITH YOUR CAR. YOU IF YOU BOLD ENOUGH, you bold enough to do what the you got to do. >> YEAH. SO, I STOOD IN THE STREET AND I SAID, "COME on with it." So, all of a sudden, she picked up a PITCHFORK AND SHE THREW THAT AT ME. >> I moved out the way. Yep. >> I said, "Yo, THE JUST THREW A PITCHFORK AT ME." At this time, she's calling 911. Okay. She's telling the operator at 911 that I got a pitchfork and I threw IT AT HER. BABY, I DIDN'T COME DOWN HERE WITH nothing but my phone and the police on the phone. >> So, at any point, did you ever throw it back at her? >> NO, THEY WOULDN'T LET ME TOUCH IT. >> OKAY. Who Who's there? >> The police officer. THAT SKINNY OFFICER. HE WOULDN'T LET ME PICK IT UP. >> OKAY. >> So when when when I TRIED TO PICK IT BACK UP, HE TOLD ME I COULDN'T PICK IT UP. HER LITTLE a picked it up. So I picked up a piece of wood. >> Drop dropped the tone. >> So I picked up a piece of wood. >> Okay, >> that was it. HE TALKING ABOUT, "YOU can't touch that pitchfork." I said, "That's cool." And then he say, "Put down that DAMN WOOD." I SAID, "YES, SIR." And I picked I put down the wood. >> So what happened with the trash can then? What happened regarding the trash can? >> What you mean what happened with the trash can? WHAT DO YOU MEAN? WHAT HAPPENED TO the trash can? Well, >> so when I got here, I noticed the trash can was on the ground. What happened regarding that? >> I pushed the trash can on the ground. >> Okay. So, how So, a minute ago, you said you were in the street over there. >> But I was in the street over there. When she pulled up in her yard, I pulled up right I walked right behind the car. OKAY. >> AND I TOLD HER, "COME on with it." When When she KEPT YELLING AT ME, I PUSHED THE TRASH CAN AND I WALKED RIGHT IN FRONT OF THAT CAR. SHE CAME THIS way with the pitchfork. That's why ask him where the pitchfork was. >> Okay. Let me go back. Talk to them. Give me a second. You want to press charges? >> YES, I DO. >> OKAY. Do Will you calm down? >> Yeah. >> Am I yelling at you? >> I need a I was leaving to go get a cigarette boss before this nasty tried to hit me with her. >> Do me a favor. Just sit down. Calm down. Take a breath. If you want to talk to whoever you're talking >> cigarette. >> I I don't smoke or I'd give you one. 100%. She did just admit to knocking over the trash can. Honestly, >> leave me alone. >> They both might go to jail for DLC. We're done. They're going to both go to jail for DLC. So, what's going to happen is you guys are actually going to both be under arrest. Okay, >> you guys are both going to be arrested for disorderly conduct. Okay, >> I understand that, but can I write some numbers down and stuff? >> Yeah, you can take your phone with you. >> Mr. Do you have anything on you? Any weapons or anything like that? Anything that's going to pinch, prone, prong? Um, do I need to have a female officer to come down here? >> No. Can we use the back of my hand? Back of my hand only. I'm going to brush against your clothing. Okay. >> But can we wait till my son's grandmother come pick up my son? >> Where's your son? >> He's at the house. >> How old is your son? >> My son is 7 years old. sleep on the couch. >> So, you left your seven-year-old son on the couch. You were down here. >> Hold on, sir. She tried to hit me with her car. >> You said you were going to the store. >> I SAID I WAS WALKING THAT WAY TO GET A CIGARETTE. There she go right there. There she go right there. But yes, sir. I was walking that way to get a cigarette. My Yes, sir. My neighbors in them smoke cigarettes. >> I'm just keeping it real with you. She tried to get me with HER CAR. I WALKED OUT. >> Keep it real. All right. You f to get charged with that, too, >> [ __ ] Get charged with what? >> Even your kid down here. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> HEY, I GOT TO GO TO JAIL. THE DOOR UNLOCKED. Don't push me. >> Okay. Don't push me though. >> Take a seat. Grandma won't come down here and talk. As long as you can be chilling. >> Uh, yeah. If you can go get her and tell her. Can I talk to her? Yeah, that's fine. Watch. >> And when will I be able to write down phone numbers? >> Hold on. I'm going to roll the window down and talk to you. >> So, you're going to be under arrest. Okay. >> For what? >> You're going to be under arrest for just really conduct. You want to put the dog inside first? >> Yeah. Let Let me put the dog inside. Oh, no. Wait a minute. Let me lock my door. I'm sick of that. You're under arrest for disorderly conduct. So was she. >> I ain't do nothing. >> Yeah. Yes, she did. >> No, I did. >> But I'm not going to have court right here. >> Defending myself. I'm tired of that girl. I'm 6 years. I ain't got time for I'm tired. Let me call my daughter. Can I call my daughter? >> You can step outside and call her for sure. >> You want to lock your door? Go ahead. >> Pepper spray you have on there. >> Mhm. >> You'll be able to take your phone with you. I'll turn over your phone and all the property that you have on you to the jail and they'll let you get your phone to get phone numbers if you need phone numbers. >> Lock me up. I had in the jail. >> You'll be locked up at the jail. Yes. Lance County Jail. >> I ain't never been locked up. I've been have a damn uh uh >> Well, I don't I don't want to lock people up today, but unfortunately you guys put I'm at my house. >> With respect, we have a history of reports with you guys. Okay. >> So, today's the last day. So, now we got consequences to action. >> That girl, I don't mess with nobody. >> Hey, we're tired of coming out here. >> I stay in my house. >> But it is a felony to make a false statement. >> The previous report, you reported that mailbox damaged. So that is >> she just hit it again. >> Okay. >> She not at Chelsea. >> What? >> Come get me. I'm going to go to jail. >> What you mean? >> I'm going to go to jail. Police right here. Tell the officer. >> Yeah. She's She's going to jail for disorderly conduct. >> Are you home? >> Yeah, I'm home. They going to take my to jail. What? What jail we going to jail? >> Clowns County. >> Take you to jail. Can I speak to the officer? >> Here you go. Right here. >> How can y'all take her to jail if she's in her yard? >> It's simple. If you guys both throw pitchforks at each other and call each other out of their name, that's how that ends up. That's called disorderly conduct in the state of Georgia. There'll be a bond. As soon as she gets in there, give it an hourish and you'll be able to call up and figure out what the bond is. >> Do I have to be handcuffed? >> You do have to be handcuffed. It's policy. >> I ain't never had anything on me. I ain't never been in jail. I'm going to cry. >> You ain't got no weapons down here. Why you ain't carrying no guns? >> No. [laughter] >> It's a misdemeanor charge. So don't don't think of anything of it. >> I am sick of her. >> All right. Have a seat inside. Okay. Watch your head. >> Listen, sir. When I when I stepped out to get a cigarette, I didn't even walk 10 minutes DOWN THE ROAD IS WHAT I'M TELLING YOU. I was still in FRONT OF MY YARD. THAT IS WHAT I'M TELLING YOU. THAT'S what I want you to understand. Okay? I wasn't even 5 minutes AWAY FROM MY YARD. SHE TRIED to hit ME WITH THE CAR. I WANTED TO GET A CIGARETTE. YES, SIR. That is correct. >> That is irrelevant to the fact that you left a small child at home by themselves. >> But I didn't leave. I WAS RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE YARD UNTIL SHE TRIED TO HIT ME WITH HER CAR. THAT'S the only reason why I came. >> You have a phone, right? >> DO I HAVE A PHONE? YES, SIR. >> OKAY. So you don't leave your house and you say 911. Hey, this lady just tried to hit me with a car. >> DOWN HERE, THOUGH. I CALLED YOU [laughter] WHEN I WAS >> AND WHERE DID WE find you? Where did we find you? Down here. >> Yes, cuz I walked down here, sir. >> Yeah. And did you have to do that? No, you didn't. >> Well, you didn't. >> No, I didn't. You're right. >> I'm right. >> But like I said, >> so anything after that? >> Hit me with a car. >> Okay, >> I did. >> 911. This lady just tried to hit me with a car. >> I did. And then you stay where you're at. >> But they didn't say that. They asked me where she lived and where where where she >> Okay. And you know she lives RIGHT HERE. >> NO, I DON'T. >> YES, you do. >> I gave them that address 404. >> Listen, there is a bunch of previous history between the two of you in our system. >> I don't know. >> It is. It is. >> What? What history you got of her learning? >> You just busted the mailbox last last year. >> I didn't touch her mailbox. >> Okay. >> I did not touch her. >> Irregardless. Irregardless. All you had to do was call 911 >> and stay your butt down there. >> That's all you had to do. >> That's all you had to do. So, anything after that, >> anything after that is childish and shouldn't have happened. >> I know both women were charged with disorderly conduct. Jasmine was additionally charged with cruelty.
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