She come in. I'm holding the baby. I tell him he's sleep. She tried to snatch him away from me, hitting on me. It's something. >> Holy crap. Did she hit you with the belt? >> Yeah. >> She know I'm feeling. She talking about you want to go back to jail. >> And I'm like, "Dude, just give me my baby." He like this. I've been drinking a little bit, but I'm not drunk. You fighting with my baby in your hand. You trying to run? And I just swore. On February 23rd, 2025, officers responded to a resident following a report of an intoxicated woman acting aggressively toward her boyfriend after he refused to hand over their child due to her drinking. >> Hey, what's going on? >> That's when you want to be in jail. That's fine with me. >> I'm here with the kid. She been gone since 9:00 I got off work. >> How you staying over here? We'll kind of separate a little bit. >> I've been here with the baby since 9:00 when I got off work. She been gone. She just came back. She would have beat the other son up on my mama. She come in. I'm holding the baby. I tell him he's sleep. She tried to snatch him away from me, hitting on me. And so I ain't did that. All right. >> I'm in the bed. I got to go back to work at 6:00. >> All right. What's your name? >> Cadero. >> So she just got home a few minutes ago. She came in. >> Yes. At 2:00. She been going since 9 or 10:00. When I got off, I came back. She was in the shower. She got the to put her clothes on. Just walked out the door. >> And you're sitting here packing your car up. >> I was trying to get my keys off her keychain and put my stuff in my car. She started running around hitting on me and stuff. I said, "I'm just going to go." >> He's going to talk to her. >> I can show you the message. But she said, "What she doing? Baby just born a week ago. You go out tonight, be gone at 2:00 in the morning, then come home, start a problem with me." Y'all married? >> No, I'm going to go. I said I'm going to go. I got to be at work at 6:00. I've been at work all day. >> This happened tonight. The hair is in the shirt. >> Yes. >> All right. >> She hit me in the back of the back in the day with a belt and everything. Where she >> All right. I'm going to get some pictures if that's okay. Let me see your arm. Turn around. >> I know. They probably asked you, right? You didn't touch her at all. >> No, she trying to say I choke. I ain't did nothing. >> Is that fist right here? >> I can't see it. >> It looks like a belt. >> Oh, that is Oh, it's fresh. It's welt. I can feel it now. >> Holy. Did she hit you with the belt? >> Yeah. He said she That's her. >> I can get her. I thought that was like old scar. But that is She text me while I was at work early talking about I've been messing over her this and that. Then I come home, she just leave the baby sitting on the bed and she take her other little boy with her that's not mine. >> The small baby is y'alls together though. >> Yeah, we just had it all last Tuesday. Look at that one on his chest. >> Oh yeah, 100%. >> You don't have any other marks on you? >> That was at 9:24. You can keep your son. It's been the most time you spent with him. That's one time she left and she just got back. >> Yeah. So I have a question for you. You want to press charges? >> I don't really want to press charges, but >> Well, we're going to pick up charges then. But she's prominent aggressor. She is drunk. You came in, you was right here. You was on the phone with whoever your home girls, I guess you would be say you went with and you fell into the wall. Then you fell into the other side of the wall. I'm like, man. >> Yeah. >> Do you want to press charges? >> He said no. >> It don't matter if you do or don't. >> That will pick him up. He doesn't. >> She's You know, back up. >> You know who that is? >> No. >> That is sister. Oh, brother. We arrested last night. >> You heard what she said when you walked up. You want to go back to jail cuz she know I'm a fella. >> Hold on. real well. I mean, >> she know my feeling. She talking about you want to go back to jail. That's what you going to do. >> You're good, man. You've got it. Say it. She tore your butt up. Don't mean to say it like that. Do we have his information? >> I do have his name in the bird. >> What started? How did they put his name on your >> That's how it happened. When I asked for my child, he was like, "You drunk. You drunk." And I'm like, "I'm not drunk. All I hear is drunk for the last five or six minutes." And all I said was, "Give me my baby." So, at this point, he turns over to the side and I'm like, I pull his shoulder and I'm like, just give me my baby. You know, like what's what's the problem? He like, nah, he's sleep. You ain't getting him. You ain't been worried about him since you've been out. First of all, you been out every weekend ever since I've been pregnant. >> When it comes to put his hands on you like what? >> I don't know. When I I don't know. When I asked for my baby, he did like this. And my 2-year-old, he was on this side and he was crying. And I'm like, "Dude, just give me my baby." You know what I'm saying? Like, just give me my baby. He elbow you punch. >> Yeah, he did. He like did this. I don't know. It just kind of hurt right there. I don't know what's right there or not. All my nails are broken. I'm like I'm noting drunk. All I do I've been drinking. I've been drinking a little but I'm not drunk enough that I can't handle my baby. So he did this and then he goes to get up and he like did this and grab my throat and like he wasn't choking but he like grabbed me and I'm like let ME GO. YOU GOT MY BABY in your hand and you fighting with my baby in your hand. And I'm like hurt. Give me my at this point like just leave. Give me what I gave you. Well, I didn't give him, but I let him, you know, have it. I got kids in the house. >> So, after that, how did he get this injury? >> We was fighting like he was hustling in the hallway. So, he trying to strain me and I'm like, I grabbed the nearest belt. I did. I grabbed the belt that was nearest to me and I like swung at him like, "Let me go >> with the metal part." >> With the belt. With the belt. I don't know why I hit him. I know the leather part. You don't know if it was a leather or the metal. >> I don't know. I just hit him with the belt to get off me. I'm like, "At this point, you need to go." >> So, where were y'all wrestling? Right here. That's why this door open all this like right here. He had gave me my baby. I put my baby on the bed. I'm like, "Hurry, just get out." So, I was in the washer getting his clothes or whatever and he grabbed my keys. He was like, "Get my key off your thing." And I'm like, "No, give me my keys BECAUSE YOU GOT TO KEEP IN MY TRUCK, TOO." LIKE, all I did was ask you to leave because we got a baby and you sitting up here trying to fight. >> So, after all the fighting and stuff happened out here, >> we went outside and put his stuff in the car. That's when y'all pulled up >> and you called us out here. >> Mhm. I was on the phone. >> Fight card. >> It was not the key part. I'm saying which part did you call for keys or the fight in general or >> just the fight in general because he was holding my BABY AND HE WAS FIGHTING ME and then at some point I got my baby going to get back in the bag and he just started going at it and I had him out and then at that point I had the baby or just can leave. >> So after the initial fight there was no more fighting. >> No it was no more fighting. >> What injuries I haven't seen him yet. What injuries is he going to have if any of >> where armed? I don't know because when he had me right here, which opened the door, all I did was grab the nearest thing that was beside me and I just swung at him for me to get up. >> You were on the ground. >> I was I was on this thing right here when I swung at like I just swung on the belt so he can get off. >> Hold on. So the injuries he's going to have was from the belt and that occurred when you were on the ground. >> Right here on the toe. >> Oh, you were sitting on the toe. >> Where was the belt tag whenever you >> I don't I mean I don't find it somewhere right here. >> Where's the belt now? So this was somewhere over there while you were sitting on the tote and you >> I was laying on the tote because you had me pent down. >> Yeah, you pinned down on the toe. Was he like straddling you or sitting? >> Yeah, like he was trying to hold me down. >> I'm saying both the over you. >> Okay, come back over here. >> I don't know. Like he just was holding down. He was like mad. He weren't like strangling me, but he was like just trying to hold me down. >> Knees off to the side or was his knees over you? >> Like his whole body was against you. >> Okay. So it's like he was laying on top of me. >> So if anything grab the belt like you whooping the baby or did you just >> No. No. It was like this. It was like this. And he was trying to run like when I grabbed you trying to run and I just sw I'm sorry. I'm not trying to I'm sorry. >> But I just I don't know. Thank you. It's fine. And then the phone he got is mine. >> Literally the one time I want to go out. I just Vent drinking all you know. a bit just being with my best friend that I ain't been with in months. >> This is uh >> then I come home in like >> Who are you going out tonight? >> To Eddie. >> Fast Eddies. >> Fast and good boy. I didn't get your name. What's your name? >> Marishia. >> Marishia. >> It started way early. I can't even find my phone. >> We got fight often. Physical. First time. >> No, the second only because of what happened earlier. >> When was the first? >> When I was pregnant, actually. >> Miss Marley. Yes, sir. >> Both of them boys, correct? >> Mhm. >> Miss Sam. Yes, sir. Are both of them his or just one? >> No, just the 3 week old. >> Okay. Just the 3 week old is his? >> Uhhuh. >> Listen up. She's going to jail. All right. >> You got marks all over you, dude. So there it really ain't up to either one of y'all. We have We're required by law to lock the predominant aggressor up, which is her. Now listen, you need to think about what you going to do with these kids. If you going to go to work, if you calling in sick to work or what? She's definitely going. I mean, I sit sitting there and listen to what she was telling that other officer in there and she's trying to put it all on you. The evidence I'm seeing don't add up to that. You got marks all over you. Your head swelled up. So, what you going to do with the kid? Just get that figured out. She going to go for domestic. So, >> what you crying for, dude? >> Well, man, it ain't up to you. And we told her it ain't your decision. That's the state of Louisiana's decision. Well, man, if y'all done got to this point anyway, y'all don't need to be together. >> Miss Sam, can I get your stuff over here for me? >> You said all >> he was having a meeting like with my baby and my husband. >> Give me the opportunity with the kids. So, is he going to jail or? >> No, he's not going to jail. >> He can get the baby. >> He can take care of the kids. >> That's up to you. We don't know if you He said he's got to be at work in the morning. >> Work in the morning. >> Well, he going to have to make arrangement for that. So I guess he can make arrangements for you >> or we'll give or try to give you the opportunity. He's not pressing charges. But look, when it's a domestic, we have to. Okay. So understand that tonight. >> You have to go to BCC. >> Go to BCC. >> Hey, you know where her wallet is? >> What are you doing? You got a brush. He doesn't know. Is that bad coming with you? Just come with him. I'm just lay out for him. When he come, he going to come back. >> You want to put this wallet in there? >> Yeah. But I girl, I don't feel real comfortable leaving your wallet full of money in out there in the mailbox cuz you don't never know something somebody like watching may come through. >> I hate your money get stolen. >> Watch out. >> All right, >> stay right here. Nope. It's wet out there. Hold on. [crying] >> I don't know why that dude just don't come in here. Hey, you want to come on in here with his kids? She got his daddy supposed to be coming to uh get this diaper bag [crying] and him. The woman was charged with domestic battery and endangerment.