literally speared me. I swear to God, I know it sounds ridiculous, but she speared me into the bathtub and I've got March. >> Things have gotten physical before in the past and I just wanted to be safe and protect myself. >> I called you guys to protect myself. >> From an abusive girlfriend who tried to frame her boyfriend to another who nearly ran her boyfriend over in a fit of rage. >> Was about to hit him in the other car. He was telling her to stop, stop, stop. >> When you say hit him, how >> with the car? She was about to run. >> I'm tired of this victim. No, you cannot come in my car. >> Who is this? I DON'T EVEN KNOW HER. WHY IS SHE TEXTING ME? >> I need to go. I need to go. >> Here are times when abused boyfriends get saved just in time. Starting off with a wild case where officers had to contend with Sarah, a reckless, intoxicated girlfriend whose dangerous behavior put both her boyfriend and police officers at risk. >> I don't know. She hit me a couple times and basically tried to shove a door on my face and push me a couple times. >> Are we going to get >> Get off of me. [screaming] >> You're doing it. This is the witch is the American witch trial. >> On October the 8th, 2024, El Centro, California. Officers responded to a tense domestic [music] dispute after a man named Lewis reported being assaulted by his girlfriend Sarah. As officers arrived, Lewis cautiously described her erratic behavior. >> What's going on? >> She's inside. Yeah. >> Does she You guys have any weapons in there? >> No, I I I don't know actually if she has a knife. here. Let's get >> knives, guns, anything like that. >> No guns. I'm sorry. >> What's your name? >> Louise. >> Oh, her name. >> And what happened? >> She had been drinking I think this morning, crashed my car, damaged the tire, front tire. Came back. I asked her what happened. Wouldn't tell me. She She had some injuries. Yeah. She goes behavioral and she had Could you close the doors cuz the dogs might get out. >> And she's in a bedroom right now or >> Yeah, I think so. >> And what did she do to you? What's going on? Um, so she just started talking really nasty and really aggressive and and I told her I was scared of her because of the way she was talking and she I guess that must have triggered her to like basically start punching me and she's like, "Oh, you're scared of me now. Start punching me." And so I I used her phone to call her parents to come pick her up, but they're in San Diego. So um, you know, >> what's her name? >> S. >> Sarah. Okay. >> How many of you hit you? I don't know. She hit me a couple times and basically tried to shove a door on my face and push me a couple times. I was not not injured. No injuries. >> You don't need medical? >> No. >> Where did she hit you? >> She hit me in my arm. She kept hitting me in my leg. You know, she kicked me at one point. >> Was it in a playful manner? Aggressive manner? >> No. It was like she wanted me to snap out of it. So, she she would hit me harder and harder. And >> this the first time? >> No, it's not the first time she's hit me. But, you know, this time I'm genuinely scared. >> Okay. This is this something something's up with you. >> The officers knew that they needed to locate Sarah quickly, but a much more volatile standoff [music] awaited them. >> Sarah, it's the police department. Come out. Make sure there's nothing in your hands. All right. >> Okay. >> I want to show you what I have in >> That's fine. Come out here. We'll talk over here in the living room. >> No, we're we're going to we're coming over. >> All right. Coming up. >> Try me. Just come on out. Otherwise, no. Just look at my phone. >> Just come on out. You're going to come on out. Come on out. Just come on out. Come on out. >> Just come on out. Come on out. >> That was a mistake. Okay, >> come on out. >> Okay, >> let's go. >> He put his hands on me. Don't >> touch me. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Coming out. >> Just look. She's uncooperative. Let me get another >> You're going to come on out or I'm going to grab you. >> Exactly. And you're going to get hit and you're going to get fat on and you're going to get fought by me. Even though he's very, very small. >> Do something. >> Just come on out. Let's Let's handle this peacefully. >> You don't want me to do something is what's the problem. Both of your body cams are on already. I'm telling you, do >> try to do something. Do something. >> Yeah. Try and put something me. >> Come on out. Come on out or I'm going to tase you. >> Am I? >> Come on out. Come on, Sarah. >> Tase me. >> Come on out. >> Come on out. >> As Sarah's resistance grew stronger, she began making troubling remarks and refused every attempt at a calm resolution. At that point, officers realized they had no choice but to brace for a possible physical confrontation because they were fully aware that the situation could spiral at any moment. What are we going to get? >> Taser. Taser. >> You want 3271? Taste. >> Get your dog. Please. >> Stop. You're going to get tased again. You're going to get tased again. >> Give up now. >> Give us your hands. >> Got it. Yeah. Yeah. 137 call for one cuff. Sir 1327 roll. Get a Don't don't remove anything. Okay. Just put her on her side to hit. Hey, Louise. >> Sir, can you step outside? >> No. >> We have other officers coming in. An ambulance. >> You can open the door. >> I did everything for you. >> I'm dying for you. Make sure you go. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. You're not going to be spitting at me. >> Stop once I've been beaten. You animal. Get off of my head. >> No, cuz you're spitting. >> Yeah, because >> you're spitting your blood at me. >> Well, that's cuz you made me bleed. >> Hey, do you guys have a >> blood in my face? You going to spit garden? >> I have one in my bag. I don't know if you'll be able to find it. I'll get I'll get from Stop. You're not going to spit again. >> So, you need >> You need to calm down there. >> Stop grabbing. >> You need to >> You need to calm down. >> Me. >> Okay. Just calm down. >> Get off of my body. You get off of me. Get off of me now. Stop touching me. Stop touching me. You just cracked my neck, man. >> No. Stop. >> You stop. No. You cracked my neck. Ow. Stop. Stop pushing on me, man. I ALREADY HAVE BACK PROBLEMS. OFF. GET OFF OF ME. IT HURTS. IT [screaming] HURTS. >> IT HURTS. IT HURTS. YOU'RE HURTING ME. [screaming] >> GOD. >> Amid the chaos, Sarah continued to lash out verbally and physically leading to the use of additional restraints. >> You are hurting me. Get off of me. Get off of me, you monster. Get off of me. Get off of me. Let me breathe. I >> You can breathe. You can breathe. Just fine. >> No. You don't have a system. >> Yeah. Let Let them wrap me up. >> Yeah, I get it. >> You're not spinning anywhere now. >> Yeah. But she's clocked. You guys, sir, I'm literally I'm glad you have your body cams on. You're literally [laughter] [ __ ] out of >> You are literally trying to put me down like a animal. Here. Here. Tie me up. Tie me up. >> Get out. >> You already tased me. >> Did you tighten it? >> I'm having double >> tighten them all. I'm going to get out. It's fine. It's fine. I'll get out in the back of your cop car. >> Just carry me out like a fattened pig. Can I have an apple? By the way, in my mouth. That'd be great. Oh, you think that's going to stop me? Terms. >> Bam. If we stand you up, are you willing to walk out? Giving you a chance, man. Just to be cooperative if I'm >> Can I have an apple? >> Ma'am, we can get you whatever you want. We >> can have an apple right now. Right now. Can I have an apple? And then I'll [music] walk out for you. >> It's just freaking walking. >> Yeah. Let's seeing walk. >> Uh for you. >> Get on your side now. >> No. >> Okay. HER [screaming] HEAD'S >> GOING to let fire [screaming] me. >> What did you do? [laughter] >> What did you do? I tried to help you. I tried to help you. You are ting me up. >> And I'm not even the one who's in trouble. Like, what are you doing? You pigs. You pigs. >> Get out of my life. >> Well, in the shoulder. I I I drive stun and then right kind of a prong still over there. >> Do not touch me. >> Stop touching me. >> Get off of Stop touching me. This is the problem. Just get off and we won't have problems anymore. Okay. Men with their dirty sweat and their stupid cheesecloth nets [panting] are going to get themselves hurt bad. Okay. Stop sweating on me, pig. >> Don't bite me. Do not bite. >> Then then untie me and stop. >> No. Stop treating me like an animal. Then >> get out of my face with your dirty sweat pig. You're literally sweating into my pores and you're disgusting and it's disgusting. Get out of me. >> Hi there, ma'am. >> GET OUT. GET THEM OUT OF MY GET THEM OUT OF [screaming] MY FACE. >> LET GO OF ME. >> As Sarah was placed in restraints and escorted away, she kept hurling sharp remarks and abusing the officers, completely ignorant of the fact that it was her who was in the wrong. >> Just going to help you relax. >> You idiots, >> ma'am. police officers. I'm not up. I'm Look at his record. Look at Louis's record. Okay. Look at Louis's record. Look at Louis's record. That's who you should be sedating, man. >> What is your name? >> You old. >> Yeah. Mr. Megan, Mr. Horn, alling idiots in the city. >> They hurt you right now. >> Yeah. >> What hurts? They are hurting [crying] me. They have been hurting me. He's dropping his sweat into my eyes right now. Like literally. And I've been asking asking >> begging. >> No. >> You're treating animals. >> You are the animal. >> I [screaming] am not. >> No. No. >> Bring it down. >> No. Bring it down. >> For us to be able to POWER [screaming] [screaming] YOUR THEY'RE GOING to be okay. >> I'm not the monster. >> I'm not the monster. [screaming] >> You're not the monster. [screaming] >> You're not listening. You're doing it. This is the witches. The American witch trials. go back. >> She came in and she started telling me about how she got into some sort of scuff >> and she almost got arrested >> and and then I was like I was trying to figure out like what happened. I noticed that she had injuries, you know, and some cuts and I was like what the hell happened and then she told me that she crashed my car. I went to check on my car and sure enough the front tires messed up. At that point, I was already suspecting that she may have been drinking. >> So, I took a sip of her diet coke. And >> took a sip of her diet coke and >> Yeah. And I I noticed that there was alcohol in it. Vodka. And And then I just And then she just basically started like belittling me like calling name. >> What was she calling you? >> Coward [ __ ] [ __ ] all that stuff, you know. So, I went out to pay a bill that I needed to pay. Grabbed a pizza on the way back. came back and she was just in the room and I went to my office and I was just sitting there and and I guess her seeing me in a state of fright cuz I was scared of her. It really triggered her. >> Sarah was arrested and booked facing charges of domestic battery, resisting arrest, [music] threatening officers, and battery on a police officer. Moving on to an even more shocking case where officers reached just in time to save a boyfriend as his enraged girlfriend tried to run him over in a parking lot and tried to play the victim card. >> But what JUST I'm not telling you my name. >> I need to know your name. >> I'm not telling you. >> I have to know WHO YOU ARE. >> I'M not telling you. >> I'm getting abused, man. I'm being >> I'm [screaming] >> on June the 25th, 2024, officers responded to a parking lot after [music] reports of an altercation. Witnesses described a young woman in red acting suspiciously around cars as officers [music] began questioning them to gather detail. >> We were walking where you got your shoes. >> Got that white girl right there where it's got to be that girl. I'm getting to the second floor and all I see is that gentleman like he was in between all these cars and all I see is her. I thought it was actually like a like a parking spot and all I see is her literally about to hit him about to hit the other cars. She was about to hit him and the other cars and he's over there screaming telling her to >> she's over there telling her screaming telling her to stop stop. >> When you say hit him how? with the car. I think she was about to run him away. >> So, she's following him. Okay. >> She was literally following him. Okay. >> And he went to he he was looking like he needed help. And I just I just kept stopping to make sure he was okay cuz I didn't want to be I didn't want that to happen. And all I saw was him recording telling her to stop. She got out the car, went in the back seat. I don't know what she went to go grab. I passed her when I seen her in the back seat. >> Mhm. >> And then that's when I left and I got to the fourth floor. All I see is him trying to leave, trying to escape, and she kept calling him with the car. And then that was the last thing I seen until I got to the fourth floor and I parked. That's when I seen her. She almost ran me over. >> The woman's reckless driving had already alarmed bystanders and nearly caused grievous injury to her boyfriend. But if there was one thing that was almost certain about abusive [music] women, it was that they never want to take accountability for their actions. This young lady was probably not going to be any [music] different, especially considering that she was already taking a defensive stance with the cops. >> Turn that car off. >> And then now you got >> Come here. Come here. >> I'm tired of victim blaming. I'm tired of this. I'm tired of this blaming. I'm tired of this victim blaming. No, you cannot come in my car. >> Relax. >> You cannot come in my car. No, you cannot come in my car and you have no story. >> You need to come out. You need to come outside. You need to come outside and tell me your side. >> I will tell you my story. >> No. No. You need to tell me outside. Okay. Let me have a car key. Let me have listen. I understand. I'M TIRED OF IT. >> I UNDERSTAND. I just want to talk to you and get I want to get your side. >> No, because you just listen. I'm biased. I'm unbiased. I'm unbiased. I'm unbiased. I'm unbiased. I just I need to know your side, dear. I need to know your side. I need you to tell me what's going on. >> This man has been abusing me for eight months, bro. And then he's going to blame victim. I didn't LET HIM GO TO JAIL for 8 months. >> Wait, wait, wait. I can't I can't I'm sorry. I can't hear you. >> All we got from witnesses is a white female red dress. She went to the room. >> By two. I'm 102. Bro, I'm tired of this victim. I'm so tired of it. >> First floor. Hey. Okay. First off, let's start off with this. Okay. What is your name? >> I'm not telling you my name. >> I need to know your name. >> I'm not telling you. >> I have to know who you are. >> I'm not telling you. >> I'm conducting an investigation. You have to tell me. >> That's not my problem. That's not my problem. >> Okay. So, then do you want to go to jail for not telling me your name? >> I can't go to jail for not telling you. Yes, you can. Yes, you can. Yes, you can. You're mistaken. No, cuz I'm tired OF BEING LIKE THIS MAN. I HAVE PHOTOS of him abusing me. >> Okay, I need you to come out. I need you to come out the back. >> Listen, >> listen to me. Listen to me. I understand you're going through a lot right now. And it's probably a very, very stressful day. But you're going to get yourself in more trouble than what you need to if you don't get out the car. >> I'm not GETTING OUT MY CAR. >> It's either you get out the car or I have to remove you from the vehicle. And I don't want to do that. >> I don't want to do that. Okay. >> No. Cuz I'm tired of Like I'm so tired you me and then this just texted me horrible. I've been abused and I've been texted by a random EMAIL LAST NIGHT. I'M TIRED. [screaming] I'M TIRED. >> WHAT HAPPENED TODAY? What happened today? >> I don't CARE WHAT HAPPENED TODAY. >> WHAT HAPPENED TODAY THOUGH? I need to know what happened today. >> I'm tired. [crying] I'm tired. I'm exhausted. I'm emotionally and mentally exhausted. I'm done. >> But what happened to >> I'd rather be is [laughter] mental as >> that. >> The situation quickly [music] intensified as the woman grew agitated. There was already more than enough evidence against her. She just needed a way to flip the story. And [music] had the officers been a little less wise, perhaps she would have succeeded. >> I want to go to work. I'm tired of this man accusing me and then these random texting me. I'm tired of it. You I have pictures of this youth. You want to see the pictures of the >> I do. I do. >> I got pictures of it, bro. >> Like, what the is this? Do you think this is like You want to You want to do it? >> What's that? What's that? What's that from? >> What's that from? When did that happen? >> What's your name? What is your name? I need to know who I'm talking to. What's your name? >> And how did you get the mark on your arm? >> My mark. >> Look right here. Right here. Can I show you please? >> Cuz I'm getting abused, man. >> I'm being Is that a bruise? >> I'm being But what is your name? Who? I can't just say, "Hey, I'm a female." >> I don't want to tell anybody's business. I don't want to tell my business. Like, I'm tired. I'm tired of the bro. But listen to me. Here's here's [music] what I'm trying to get you to understand. Okay? I understand you don't want to do all that. And I understand that right now you you don't want to give up any information, but [music] you have to because this is an investigation and now it's not your choice. You have to give me your information. >> No, because I'm tired [laughter] of this victim blaming. I always want to blame the victim. This is I'm tired of it. This is physical abuse and mental. This is texting me. Who is this? I don't even know her. Why is she texting me? >> Why is she texting me? >> You tell me. >> I don't know her. >> Okay. >> I don't even KNOW WHO SHE IS. I don't even know her name. >> What is she saying? >> Huh? >> I don't know this name and she's texting me. >> I'm getting physical and then this is texting me. That's not fair. >> For 802. >> Uh >> 10:15 or no? >> I'm tired of this, bro. >> So, what happened today? So you met with Shawn and what did Sean say to you? >> He just like I don't give a about you. I don't give a I never I KNOW YOU HER CUZ SHE'S texting me. You her. >> Okay. And so where were you guys at when you guys were talking? >> We were on the staircase. >> You were on the staircase. So you guys were talking and you guys were talking about somebody having sex with somebody. You got a text message. When would you get a text message? This was yesterday. >> Scratch me. This is not blood. This is my my key scratched me. >> Okay. So, here. Let me do this. I need to take photographs of >> No. >> You don't want to take photos of >> You don't want photographs of your injuries? >> No. >> So, how's that going to help you in court? >> I don't want to go to court. I don't want to go to court. >> It's going to go to court. >> I'm not going there. >> It's going to go to court. >> I'm not going there. >> Pressing charges. >> He's not. Despite officers repeated attempts to get her to pull herself together, the crazy girlfriend became increasingly defensive and combative. As emotions reached a boiling [music] point, the officers were left to make a decision. This was already necessary because they were beginning to see that the best way to protect her boyfriend was to take her in to get a chill pill. >> Did you call him last night? You guys live >> I've been trying to call him for two days straight and this has been texting me since last night on some abusive. Oh, like Oh, you're embarrassing yourself. [music] If I was if that was my man, he wouldn't be texting me. I wouldn't let him text some random, bro. >> Huh? >> Colette, >> grab my ID back, please. >> No, you can't because you are under arrest. >> No. >> Yeah, I have to arrest you. >> For what? >> Because he's claiming a battery. So, I have to put you in. >> No. Like, let me call him first. >> Okay, >> I will. I'll let you talk. >> Can I call him? >> You're going to have to do this. Okay. >> You want to leave all your jewelry in the car or you want to stick it, >> bro? Can you not press battery on me, please? Like, they're arresting me, dude. >> Sean, >> he's going to hold the phone for you while we put you in. >> They're arresting me. Can you tell him not to >> charges? >> He's saying he's not pressing charges. >> Give him the phone, >> bro. They're telling ME HE'S NOT PRESSING CHARGES. >> THEY'RE TRYING like they're l arresting me because of you, bro. I hate you. You have no reason to arrest me. He's not pressing charges. >> What? [snorts] >> Somebody report. >> All right. So, and and and and it's a it's a domestic situation. >> No. Like, I have to go to work. I don't know my wife's phone number. >> We'll set that up for you. Okay. Do >> you want to leave everything of yours in the car? >> Do you have a family member that's close? >> Dad, can you >> No, I want to go outside. >> I want to go inside. >> Yes, I can. right now. >> Yes, I can. >> Relax. Don't >> I need a ghost? I need to go on. >> I need to go. >> Don't make it happen. Just give me a second. >> Don't do that. >> He said he's not busy talking. >> Like, why are you doing this? >> Please don't do this. >> He me. I'M THE PROBLEM. >> LISTEN, LISTEN to me. Listen. I do not want you to GET ANY OTHER TARGET. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> STOP IT. [laughter] >> STOP IT. Stop it. Stop. Stop. Stop. STOP. STOP IT. [laughter] >> STOP. >> I'm so tired of this, BRO. I'M [screaming] SO TIRED of this. >> You got to stop. You got to calm down. [screaming] Get off of me. [screaming] >> I'm just locking her legs up. >> I'm holding her. >> I got her up and I'm just trying to lock her legs up. >> Hey, relax. Relax. This is not helping your situation. The situation spiraled as the woman shouted [music] and struggled, begging to be released and making frantic movements that forced officers to take strict [music] measures. [crying] There's no radio. [music] >> How many times? >> No. [screaming] I want to talk to this guy. >> Please just leave me. email in the garage. >> Thank you. >> Stop. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. >> Don't do [laughter] that. Stop it. >> Don't do that. Don't do that. Okay, we're not going to do that. We're not going to do that. [laughter] >> Pull it all the way so that way it cinches. [laughter] >> Stop it. [laughter] [clears throat] >> Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. >> STOP IT. STOP. [laughter] COLLECT. COLLECT. [screaming] >> Collect yourself. Collect yourself. Stop it. >> I abuse. [screaming] I DID NOT GET IT. >> As the struggle continued, officers expressed concern for the woman's physical [music] and mental well-being, repeatedly urging her to calm down. Yet, the chaos only intensified. Don't bang your head. What you're doing, what you're doing is causing injuries. And now when we see injuries, we don't know if you position. >> Now, we don't know if you bang your head or how you got those injuries. So, stop banging your head. [laughter] You could stop the injuries. >> Double knock them. >> I'm not the location. Do you um Can you help us meet here? >> You guys don't give a bro. You really don't. >> You guys don't even lock in the car. seat. Open it. Yep. Stop. Stop. >> Did you guys already use the treasure? And I'm going to put my foot under her head so that way she can't [laughter] >> she can't bump her head anymore. >> Yeah. Could we uh Can we get a me? >> It's hurting my wrist. >> It's cuz you keep bouncing off. >> My wrist hurt. >> Cuz you keep bouncing. You can't bounce. >> My wrist hurt. Please let go my >> Okay, honey. Be cool with us. We're going to get you to the hospital, get you checked out, and everything's okay. >> Okay, but you got to be cool. >> The woman was charged with battery, assault, and [music] resisting arrest without violence. Moving on to the next crazy girlfriend who thought she could get away with beating her boyfriend in public. >> Back off. >> Don't touch it. I'm pregnant. >> I don't care. I want you to go back from there. >> You are going to give us your information or you're going to jail. Do you understand? >> You can't. You That's That's weird though. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> All right, ma'am. Uh, you are under arrest and you are being charged with domestic battery. >> Why? >> On April the 10th, 2023, Florida officers responded to a clinic after reports of a heated argument between a man and a woman. They reached the location and quickly located the woman, but they had no idea how much attitude they were about to face. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. Where to go out there? We're not going to talk out here. >> No, you don't. You don't back off. >> Don't touch me. I'm pregnant. Don't touch. >> I don't care. I want you to go back in there. >> Record you. >> Go in there, ma'am. >> I'll record you. No, I'm not going to I don't have to be inside here. >> Yes, ma'am. You >> Ma'am, you don't have to touch me. Don't put your hand on me. Don't put your hand on me. >> Don't put your hand. Let me go. >> Ma'am, you're about to go in handcuffs. >> You're about to go in cuffs. >> Let me go. >> Come in here and you're going to talk with me. >> No, we're going to talk over the politics. I want to hear everything. >> No, you're not. >> No, you're not, ma'am. >> Control this situation. I'll step back and sit down. >> No, you guys need to stop. Let me go, sir. >> You're about to go in. You want to go in handcuffs or do you want to comply? >> No, sir. >> Then go sit down. >> I don't want to. >> Go sit down. >> I'm not sitting down. I'm staying right here, >> ma'am. This is real simple. You are going to do what we say to do at this point because we are investigating a crime or you will go in handcuffs and go to jail for resisting. Do you understand me? Then sit down. >> I don't want to sit down. Can I just I'm >> Get her information. For reasons best known only to her, the woman continued to defy the officers. At this point, she was beginning to force them to take a stand that could have been completely avoided. >> You are going to give us your information or you're going to jail. Do you understand? >> You can't. You can't. That's weird though. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'll give it to you. Okay. Okay. I gave it to him. I pett I in my purse. >> He's in my purse. I'll give it to you. You're going to cooperate. >> No, I am. I am. It's in my purse. So, grab my purse. My wallet's in there. I don't want to talk. Just grab my information from my wallet. >> You want to give us your information? >> Yes, I am. I said I'll give it to my wallet. I'm not [music] >> It's real simple. You had a chance to comply. >> See, I won. I >> No, you weren't. >> Yes, I won. >> Yes, I won. I'm giving you my wallet. >> Stop moving around. Sit still. >> I am. >> She got her elbow right there. >> Cuz you're moving around. Stop. sit still. >> I'm not. >> Listen to me. You're not in control of this situation. Do you understand that? I want you to understand that because now that you're in handcuffs, it didn't have to be this way. >> I'm going to give it to >> Really? Because the whole time you've been resisting us the whole time. When I asked you for your information, you said, "I'm not giving it." What does that mean? >> Sorry, I didn't want to give it to you and my I wasn't giving you my ID better. >> No, you weren't. You said, "No, I'm not giving you my information." Don't try to twist the words. >> I'm going to give you my ID better. >> All right. >> Please. shirt, >> my ID. It's in my purse. Me and my argument have we have an argument. They they thought it was a argument, big fight, but it was not a fight. It was just a a conversation. So, they gave me a uh anger man on me. Um >> what's this thing called? >> Modern. >> Anger monitor. I I stay at the [music] >> You didn't complete your community service. We were you signed community service for was it the you said the fight? >> Yeah. No. No. For my first case. >> For your first What was your first case? uh battery charge for a um it was a battery charge for him and then some other one. Um I I don't have the paper. >> Okay. >> You seem like the grass or >> she talk to you in a minute. >> I rescheduled but we were going to have aation with me and him and the girl I wanted to meet her face to face and then that's when we came to here. Um, we got to the argument and I was grabbing his um, shorts to grab the keys so I could get I could get out I could get my purse out of the car [music] and that's when the shirts happened when I was um, we were walking and I kind of yanked it. I was hang my purse got [music] stuck on me. I ripped the shirt off. So, I was I was driving his um, pants. >> The officers eventually restrained the woman as they continued to question her and discovered more information [music] that came as a surprise to them. his story. He won't tell he won't go into detail about what actually happened cuz he he wants to leave. He doesn't want to pretty much get her in trouble, but he's done because he's already lost his kids because of her. >> When did it start? Like, >> so what happened right in the story? >> Happened right here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what lead me into what happened? Why we're caught out here? >> They just called you guys. >> Okay. So, obviously something happened. I mean, >> we just having an argument and we're just having the talking cuz the situation with a female that he had and that was it. And then he I found out that he was cheating on me twice with the same girl. [music] Um >> okay. >> And everything else. And then we have our we're just discussing about it. [music] And then he said, "I'm going to drop you off." And I said, "I already told you that I rescheduled the appointment that I want to do a couple an hour so we could talk it out and [music] that's it." And then he made a big thing about it. and this girl out the girl that he cheated on me back and I was grabbing his shorts to grab the key so I could get out so I can take my out and get out [music] and that's what I did and nothing and I was just grabbing the short I short the pants short button the [music] button thing for the middle part your button you're doing your tie your buttons for your front it broke and that [music] was it >> I was only trying to grab the keys only >> okay >> get my you understand we were caught out here in regards to a fight >> yes we're are going to going down. >> No, no, not an argument. A physical fight. So, and I mean I'm looking at his shirt. You [music] have, you know, blood on you some stuff. It got physical. I need you to tell me about that. >> There's no blood. This bit been like this. I've been having >> And your hands been cut. >> Why cut? >> Yeah. This right now the handcuffs turn out when I was moving. >> So, you're telling me that it never got fiscal? >> No. >> You never put your hands on him? He never put his hand. >> He was I always putting his hand on his swords to try to get his key. >> You only try to grab the swords. swords >> swords of the teeth and I was head [music] driver I was grabbing her and arm out the way as well as I grabbed the teeth as well but get my first out of the car >> with the woman's history of violence [music] now on record the officers prepared to investigate further determined to uncover the true story [music] behind the day's events >> we didn't get called out here for an argument got out here for a fight >> it was a fight so we were coming he got stuck with the shirt when I [music] slammed the dirt it got his shirt caught up when it caught up it was yanking it thing and we open the door I guess They ripped the whole thing. >> That was it. And I was pulling his shorts here. I was trying to grab his shorts. Kept pulling his shorts. Says, "Get the keys." >> I was trying to get the keys. I'm getting my out. And that was it. >> You have to understand that I'm not really >> I was getting his keys out of those shorts. They saw what I was doing. Kept grabbing his shorts. Kept grabbing his shorts. >> I I hear you. But you got to understand >> I ripped his shorts as well. >> You ripped his shorts. >> Short. The short rib the zipper rib the button rib it came out and I was blanking it. I was pulling his shorts pulling his shorts pulling it short. I was trying to get the keys because I wanted to get Gil [music] get my purse and that's it. He didn't want to go get it because listen mommy to stay here and >> listen to me at this point. Like I said, we didn't get called out here for a argument. We got a fight. Now, I'm not really buying what you're telling me. >> That's what I'm telling you. >> I I understand what you're telling me, but I I have, you know, a torn shirt. You got injuries on you. >> Rip shirts rip easily. When I was telling when I was pulling his short I [music] grabbed his probably I was grabbing his shirt as well and I probably quit. That was only it. He only was grabbing my shirt and my arm and that's it. Nothing else. >> Okay. I I understand what you're saying. >> Nothing else happened. >> Now, can I get this off of my head? Please. No, you're placed in handcuffs because uh you want it to be difficult because >> Hey, go um go talk to uh Foster, see if you need anything else. >> And that's my concert right there. The guy with the red sweater, >> he's my concert. So, I called him as well too and let know that I was going to be an hour late or I have to start at 2:00, but I was going to do it in um in person or walking on Zoom. [music] How much longer are you on probation for? >> I do not know. >> What is he saying? [music] >> Okay, so um I'll give you back story afterwards, but he won't go into detail, but pretty much that um he went picked her up this morning because uh she needed a ride here >> and they got here and [music] she got upset because >> I have two. >> You guys have one kid together already? >> We had three. >> Three. We had two. >> How long you been together? >> Three years. I have >> You actually married? >> No, not married. Okay. We just live together. We have three. Well, one is not his. My four-year-old is not his. I have a 2-year-old and a one-year-old. And then I'm pregnant right now. From from >> That'll be the third one. >> This will be a third one for him. >> Where are the others? At school or they're in foster care. >> Oh, okay. >> They've been away for they've been taken away from us for a year. >> The case worker said it's possible they aren't supposed to have any contact, but he engaged in the contact with him pick up. In the background, officers noticed the tension as the boyfriend was hesitant to press charges while the woman insisted it had just been an argument. As testimonies conflicted with physical evidence, officers pressed on determined to uncover [music] the truth. >> At first, you all said was that, you know, you put your hands in his shorts and grabbed the keys. That was it. >> But then you just say you pushed him around. >> I pushed his shorts where he was like pushing, grabbed his shorts, but I didn't get through it. I got his key and that way he went to go get his key. >> Man, what's your name real quick? >> Oh, >> I know. But what is it? What? >> Alexandra. >> Alexandra. Okay. So, I'm I want to help you out a little bit or try to. I know you're not being truthful, but hold on, hold on, hold on. No, no, no, no, no. Just listen. I know you're not being truthful about everything. Okay, hold on. Listen, please just listen. >> I know. >> Now, I'm going to ask you some questions. Okay, >> go ahead. >> So, we got called here obviously fight. You already know that. He explained that multiple times to you. >> When we get here and we see his short or shirt [music] is all torn up. He's got a bloody Hold on. Listen. He's got bloody lip. Obviously, you're upset, you want to go outside. There's some things that aren't quite adding up. >> Um, but there's this little thing nowadays that everybody has around right there. I know >> right [music] there and right there. And there's some outside. >> What are those things called? >> Witness camera. >> Witness camera. >> What? Oh, witness camera. We'll see. >> Yep. You know, we can review those, right? >> Yes, you can. >> Okay. So, you said >> nothing physical happened. No, you said you were grabbing for his shorts before. >> Yeah. Well, shorts and shirts. You got stuff to go pushing them away and then grabbing his arm out the way to get his piece. >> But I I already know that those right there. And then we have people things. What do you think they're going to tell us? >> Yeah, they said the same. I grabbed his shorts, pushing his arm out the way. That's what he said too as well, too. >> And how did the shirt get ripped? >> I didn't grab his shirt. I was grabbing his shorts and the shirt from the banking thing. [music] That was it. And I was grabbing I was grabbing when I was pushing his arm. I got to up with the thing. >> I mean, here's the thing. I would like some honesty that >> sir probably. >> I get Hold on. I get I get that you're a man because you think he's cheating on you or maybe he is cheating on you. >> I get it and you get emotional and things happen. Things some sometimes get out of control. People make mistakes. [music] >> But cameras don't lie. That's the one thing that don't lie. Cameras don't lie. >> I have to wait. And I probably gank his shirt as well too by the >> 100% because it's all ripped up up top. [music] >> I didn't rip it. I ripped the bottom. He was mostly going to like height. >> How do you get How do you get the >> I didn't touch his face. That part. No, no, no, no, no. >> It's fresh. How did that happen? >> No. I didn't I already touched his face. >> Did he slam Did he slam his own face into the uh into the desk into the table? >> Like pushing him away. He probably would I don't know if I didn't touch the faceboard. No, no, no, no. Cuz I don't have nails and I don't if I have bloody from his nails. I should have got him my nails. But I don't have that. This is mine for [music] Wallet. >> They're all >> I probably did with a wallet cuz I have wallet inside his car. You can see the watermelon inside the vehicle as well that I got some watermelon. [music] I cut some watermelon and then I put the watermelon inside the container. And >> do you but do you see my my thoughts [music] on this from especially with you having fried everything already and you're already you know what I mean? Like you already battered them once before [music] >> I did just arm [music] under on Yeah, they said that that's super battery. Well, we can say that. >> Yeah, >> they'll just saw the touch, but they assume that. >> But [music] I guarantee when I review the cameras, it's not going to be like you just being real nice trying to >> No, I was taking it. I was ding his shorts. I kept ding it trying to pull it off and his shorts rip rip his buttons right there. >> Mhm. >> That button right there. >> Confronted with mounting evidence, the woman tried to excuse her actions, blaming her emotions and claiming that she never touched his face. But the officers who are already fed up with her lies and feeble attempts to downplay things were not going to buy her story and move to reach a quick conclusion. >> All right, ma'am. Uh, you are under arrest and you are being charged with domestic battery. >> Why? >> Because you battered your batter. It was just only pushing the purse. >> Um, I have witness statements and everything that's going to back it. So, you will be going to jail with me. Okay. Has she been searched or put down or anything? Okay. Um, >> how's she going to jail? >> In resisting. That's what I was going to touch base with for >> But I don't like to I like to be outside. >> I know you have an ankle monitor on. Are you on probation? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Um the person she has to report, so I have to remember her name. >> Awesome. Thank you. My next question, are you supposed to have contact with your um boyfriend? >> Yeah, >> you are. Okay. >> No, kind of. Not really. I think no, I think no, but I don't know that much. I know he picked you up this morning and um that's kind of back and forth as far as he willingly went and had contact with you. [music] Um but you know if that's the case, you're not supposed to have contact with him. >> Okay. All right. We'll clarify all that in a minute. >> Did not get arrested. >> No, ma'am. You got to go. My >> Hey, listen. Listen. I'm going to make this clear. I know you have Listen, I know you have skinny wrists and I know those cups may come off. No, >> listen. Listen. If you pull out of those cups at any point during your during your ride to jail, you will have a felony charge for escaping. And I just want to make that clear right now. Okay. >> Can I just stay? My mirror's right there. Come on. Stand up. >> Police 400. Police to the south. >> That's crazy. >> All right. You stand right here. >> Do you have her? I'm going to put gloves on. >> Here, Bill. You want to help him out? Let him know that. >> Can I get my phone? I got to make one phone call right now. >> No, you can make a phone call at the jail. >> I can't because I got to do it right now because I got to let them know that I left. >> You want to deal with her? I'll >> Thank you. >> You about to go do that? >> Yeah. >> I just want to make sure there's no weapons, no nothing like that. Okay. >> I have a in my purse, you have a little um what do you call a two uh vent? No, I don't do that. Oh, tool. A great thing. The um a tool just >> Oh, so scared by a tool. There's like a little wrench in there. >> You dropped those in first. I got >> Wait a minute. You're fine. >> Oh, I'll get it. >> I don't like being called up with all these people. I have that issue with going on that I can't be called up with a lot of people. I get I I react. I don't can't be having an issue. >> There were two of us in the lobby. I mean, >> three. >> There's two at the time. >> One at the door. >> There's one at the door. They wanted to talk to him outside. And And >> I wanted to go. I can't like be inside talking conversation. I like to be outside. >> You're having a conversation with him inside. >> Inside? Yeah. But when police, I do it outside. >> Okay. Well, unfortunately, it's not on your terms when we talk to you. >> Every time police does that. I asked, "Can we step outside and do it?" And when he's right there, too. And he said, "Okay." See, the whole point is to separate and and to get a independent story for me. >> It was a a good story. Nothing happened. >> I saw you. >> What you really wanted is you wanted to hear what he was saying. So you still at this point, I mean, it's >> you're not going to be able to talk your way out of it. So >> why do I got to be arrested first? Why he didn't got arrested as well? He's riding his thing for communication with us. >> You're on parole right now. >> He's on it, too. believe all the night. >> I'm not the one who arrested you, but I mean at this point, like I said, PC exists for a battery. Um, do you have a history of it? >> Battery. >> Okay. Like I said, you can you can argue it all day, but it it is battery. >> After investigations were concluded, the woman was charged with battery and resisting without violence. Up next, we have Jordan, an abusive young lady and druggie whose boyfriend needed to be saved from life-threatening tyranny. >> She came after me with a razor blade. She speared me off. I was getting off the toilet. She speared me. >> All right, put your hands on top of your head for me. >> Oh my god. >> On April the 9th, 2025, officers responded to a domestic [music] disturbance call at an Ohio residence. They were met by a woman named Jordan who appeared noticeably agitated as she began explaining what had happened. >> I tried to call and tell him that you guys didn't have to come. He he left and the situation kind of resolved itself, which is fine. I have to work from home. >> So, he came back and then you left again. >> Yeah. So, it's fine. and we're good. Um I I have to work from home on the phone, so I tried to call the police station and tell her that everything was okay. >> You can't cancel. >> That's what she [clears throat] said. And that's I understand. I just don't mean to waste your time. Um I just kind of wanted something to be on file. I mean, you I know you can see that there's been issues before. >> I haven't even looked yet. So, >> but everything's okay. He didn't put his hands on me or anything. We're good there. >> I don't want to press charges. >> I guess he is in there in the room. >> Yeah. One second. Yeah, you can come out, Kurt. >> Uh, just stay in there for now. >> I guess he did come back and go in there. I didn't even I thought he left. I've been on the phone with my mother. >> So, >> um, >> Kurt, I didn't say you did anything. You're you're digging your own hole. I didn't even know you were in there. So, >> what's your name, dude? >> Jordan. Jordan initially tried to brush off the situation, but as officers pressed for details, they noticed her hesitation and the mixed signals. >> We were I got off work [music] last night. We went and played pool and it was literally stupid. Like I made a comment. I [music] said he was trying to show me how to play tell me how to play pool. I said, "Show me. Don't tell me." And apparently that set him off. I don't know. Started arguing. So we came home. I went, we have two bedrooms. I went into the spare bedroom. [music] He went into the other bedroom and we separated and then he came in there at like 7 o'clock. Let's go get [music] breakfast. They said I'm not going anywhere with you. Like I have to work in two hours like no. And he just started an argument again. And things have gotten physical before in the past [music] and I just wanted to be safe and protect myself. And you know even him I don't I'm not that's why I'm not saying he did anything. He didn't do anything. >> Just argument. [snorts] >> Yeah. It's just an argument. That's all. >> So, what are your plans for the rest of the day then since >> Well, I have to work from home. Like, my computer is in there and everything. I work from home during the day and I work at Wise Guys at night. So, I mean, I I'm not saying he has to leave. He needs to leave me alone at least. I mean, >> yeah. >> I'm not trying to force him out. >> You both live here, right? >> Yeah, we're both on the lease. Yeah. >> Obviously, we can't kick either one. >> Yeah. And that's I'm not trying to do that. I'm just I just >> What if it's already heated already at >> he's apparently I think he's going to bed. I don't know. But like I said, I didn't even know. I thought he left. I didn't I've been on the phone with my mother. >> You guys have any kids in common yet? >> No. >> No. Um >> How long have you guys been [snorts] waiting? >> Four years. But I mean, this is getting ridiculous. I'm I'm going to end up finding my own place. So, >> yeah. >> What's his name? Curtis. >> Curtis. Yeah. >> All right. Why don't you stay out here and I'll go >> truth. they say usually does not stay hidden. Since there were two sides of the story, the officers needed to question her boyfriend, a young man who went by the name of Curtis. The decision to question him, although simple, was probably going to seal his girlfriend's [music] fate. >> I'm not trying to thing, anytime I try to talk to her, communicate with her, she raises her voice, she yells over me, she screams, she makes Guys, I have everything recorded. You guys need to see everything. I just said everything whatever I need to say for what an argument. I don't need to say anything. >> It's not an argument. He came after me with a razor blade. >> She came after me with a razor blade. Stop it. He's okay. He's okay. He's friendly. I mean, if you were to ever do anything, it's it's not it's not an argument. She started slamming things around. She started throwing things around. She >> That's what I'm saying. I I can't do it. I can't talk to She's present. So, she spear I was just got off the toilet taking a She speared me. Literally speared me. I sort of I know it sounds ridiculous cuz she speared me into the bathtub and I've got marks. I don't know if I've got marks still on my back. Not that it matters, but I've got marks on my back that thing >> right above the faucet or whatever. >> Okay, >> that hurts bad. >> You know, I mean the thing is and this is what I keep telling everybody. Okay. >> And and I'm getting frustrated because I get it. Nobody's gives a what I say. Nobody cares what I say right now. Okay. from the time last time they came out when I called them. It don't >> time to meet you inside. You can show me the video. >> No, I'm sorry. But I'll send them to you wherever you need to need to send them to you guys. You can come into the house. I'm sorry. Okay. Mind you, she's trashed this house. Nobody can come into the house. She has absolutely trashed this place. Okay. Now, when I when I called somebody out last time, I showed them the videos. They didn't give two what I said. That lady came here with the biggest attitude I've ever seen in my life. Yeah. >> Okay. She is on bad. Okay. I have tried to get her help. She is bad on it. Okay. And she is losing touch of reality. Nobody wants to hear it. Okay. So, >> did she cut you at all with the razor or anything? >> All right. Well, no, but she did cut herself and she wiped her blood all over me. So, and I'm, you know, that's why I'm trying to get away from her because I'm pretty sure she's up again and I don't want the video so I can >> Well, you guys they live together. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Been together. >> I know it looks a little What's that? >> You want her arrest? Curtis produced undeniable proof of physical violence that shattered Jordan's claims [music] of innocence. >> You guys need to see the mark. The one on her lower back. >> Yeah. Around in that area. >> Okay. >> He's trying to say I did something. >> She did do something, guys. >> She's over there cutting herself and grabbing herself, you know. I mean, I don't know if you saw the marks on it. She's cutting herself with a razor blade. And then she wiped her blood all over that. And look, I don't know if you can tell, but my arm. You see got you guys see [music] that swell that that knot in there. >> So that is from the one on your back. >> That [music] she speared me off. I was getting off the toilet. She speared me through through attack. >> I didn't attack anybody. Don't talk to each other. >> She speared me through the shower curtain and I hit that. That is from that whatever that thing is that sits like below with where the water comes out or whatever. Nailed my back right on that. So and that I didn't even know until it just started hurting actually. You got swollen up. >> As officers reviewed the evidence and noticed the seriousness of the injuries, there was only one thing left to do now. >> All right, put your phone down for me. >> Put your cigarette out. >> I will. I have a witness to everything that's going on. >> All right, put your hands on top of your head for me. >> Oh my god. >> Yep. >> I have you on speaker phone. I told them that you've been on the balcony the entire time that you have weapons. He's the one that was throwing things around the house and threatening her. >> Okay. >> No weapons or anything on you? >> No. Good. Nothing on. >> I'll We'll grab your stuff. >> Well, I'm just worried about my phone and my mother and my witness that I have. >> Your phone's going to go with you. >> Okay. Well, I mean, >> I didn't search you. >> Does it not matter that I have a witness to all this? >> Were they here? She's been on the phone with me since this started. You didn't just touch him. >> You said it's your mom. >> It's my mother. Yes. >> That's not That's not an independent witness. So, it doesn't go. >> Um, it doesn't matter that you were witnessed to all this. >> Yeah, of course. >> You ever been arrested before? >> Yeah, a long time ago. >> For a while. >> I had a problem in the past. >> Nothing. No domestic stuff? >> Never. It's crazy. I called you guys. I [ __ ] called you guys to protect myself. After restraining Jordan, officers began to uncover the deeper issues fueling [music] the chaos. Do >> you guys find any on her? >> We haven't looked at her purse yet, so we haven't gotten that far. >> She she's got stuff in there. And I don't know. >> Well, if she's got stuff in her purse, she'll get charged with it. >> All right. She says it's >> um that that was that's been her issue. I think that she's been mixing because she's been more looney. Um, I I don't know for sure, but you know, I do know that the stuff has been gray and I hear that there's like or whatever. So, I don't I don't know. >> That was around a couple years ago. I don't know if it's going I don't know if that's going around anymore. >> Okay. I I do know she had a problem before I met her. >> I met her. She was clean and sober and then she usually up or >> Well, she used to way before you think there's needles in her purse. >> I don't know. That's I just don't want to get bugs, >> man. The weird thing is, so she's very sneaky and I've been finding like little like things taken apart, like little things that like look like they'd be composed to needles. >> Um, but they come from like home appliances and stuff like that and it's and that's another thing she makes me go crazy for. >> Hey, can I ask you a favor? >> What's up? >> My keys are in my vehicle. Are you able to get him out of there so he doesn't steal my vehicle again? >> Yeah, I'll give your keys back. >> I just don't want him driving my vehicle. He doesn't have permission to do so. I'm sure you probably don't know, but with it being this early, will I see a judge today? >> It's possible. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Y >> I'm not trying to be rude to you. I'm sorry. I just I called you guys to protect myself and >> fine. >> It's just not >> After investigations were concluded, Jordan was arrested and charged with domestic violence. Jordan did get what she deserved. But here's another abusive girlfriend who thought she could fool the police by giving them a false identification only to be proved very wrong. >> Push me, pushed him back, screamed at me. So I tried to get him out of the car. >> Call somebody RIGHT NOW OR YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL. >> You have nothing in your purse with your identification? >> No. I literally lost >> with a name or anything. >> No. >> Do you have a wallet in there? >> No. >> You're going to be placed under arrest. >> Four. >> Lying about your name. >> What? On April the 30th, 2024, West De Moines's officers responded to a 911 call from a woman named Sydney, reporting an argument with her boyfriend that had escalated. When they arrived, they confronted the woman who [music] quickly tried to downplay the situation. >> So, I yelled at him in his face, got very close up, and he pushed me and >> push you after you got in his face. >> I like I was like, "What? Give me my purse back. Stop taking my I'm sick and tired of you taking my stuff." >> Okay. >> Pushed me. Pushed him back. Screamed at me. So, I tried to get him out of the car. I said, "I'm calling 911. I'm sick and tired of this." Boom. Got on the phone. That's when he ran ran sprinted out of the car to them white men that were at the front and they called the cops to help him. Then when he came back to my car, he said, "Well, the cops are coming." And I said, "Wow, Pat, are are we really going to do this today?" He He got into the car, the driver's seat, and we tried to leave before this happened. >> Yeah. Maybe three three police officers. >> No. >> What? >> No. >> I don't think so either. When we're literally trying to go home to Glenn Oaks, literally just down that way. >> If you called us, what did you want us to do? to just low key ease the tension in the situation down. And then when he finally got into his right mind, when he finally got into his right mind, he came back to the car and we were ready to leave. >> And the argument was over a purse. >> The argument was over Yeah. him snatching my out of my hands like he usually does. >> Sydney insisted the dispute was only over a purse and claimed that she just wanted help calming [music] things down, not arrests. But as investigators investigated further, it quickly became clear that her story didn't add up. >> Really bad. >> Stop. Stop. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. >> You keep saying that you're trying to get home, but I don't believe you at this point. >> No, I am. I'm trying to help. >> So then why don't we go over here by the squad car so you can't even see him. So you're not even tempted to talk to him. I'm trying my hardest to help you. >> I'm trying my hardest to help you, but you're not helping yourself. >> Why don't you come over here where you can't see him so you're not tempted to talk to him? Hey Cam, it's Sydney. Um Pat went a little crazy again and now there's three freaking cops here. Um probably about as um if you call me back ASAP and let these cops know what actually goes on behind closed doors. I would actually sincerely love that because you know Pat is a nurse assist tends to always get his way. I have to do. I have a job and I'm trying to go home and they're not letting me or Pat go home and we both said that we are fine. So, please hurry up and call me back. >> You guys make home again? >> No, I live with the man. >> You guys have only known each other for how long? >> Literally 2 months, but I still live with him. >> So, it's 2 months now. >> All my clothes are at his house. >> So, it's 2 months now. >> Like literally a month and a half. Two months. All my clothes are at his house. I I like literally all my phones are at his house. >> Like I don't know why we can't move. Do >> you have someone that can come and get you? >> No. Well, I live with him. >> Well, >> Pat, are you fine with me coming back so I can get my clothes at least? >> Thank you. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> Please, >> just wait. >> No. What? >> Just wait. >> I totally >> I live with you. Just wait. >> Sydney expressed frustration over the continued police involvement. However, officers weren't convinced as witness statements and the boyfriend's [music] visible injuries told a very different story. >> That report, >> the guy that called in said he saw her leaned over the concert. >> He he said that she hit him. >> Sydney, stay right there, please. >> So, she hit him. >> She admitted >> she did admit hit him. >> Yeah. He has a mark over his left eye. Just sure. >> Oh, users from West. >> Your mobile should be back up and running now. You need to click the update now button. >> And then you should be able to sign in. >> It keeps evolving >> again. All users, your mobile should be up and running now. >> You'll need to update now button. >> You're not going with >> and then sign back in and that should get you back in. >> Let us know if it's >> right there. You're not going with it. Call. Is that my phone? Cuz I know you >> cuz I have yours. I've been trying to call your mom. >> Yeah, that's my mom. >> Is that your mom? >> That's my mom. >> Calls your mom. >> My mom's not going to do anything about >> All right. What's the game play? >> Who's called me? >> No. >> Apparently, we're not going to arrest anybody. So, >> their stories aren't. >> They're both drunk. Neither one's credible. Well, then call somebody else >> or you're going to go to jail for a while. >> Yeah. I didn't even drink the whole nut. >> Why do you keep looking at him? He's not in charge of anybody. CALL SOMEBODY RIGHT NOW OR YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL. I'M SICK OF TALKING to you. >> Do you understand me? >> Like him f they're trying to charge me with a publication talk. >> Get in the car >> because >> turn it off and tell somebody to come pick you up. >> They're telling bad that they can go home, that he can go home, but I'm But I'm the one. >> We're trying to also get you home. You need a ride. intoxicated but passed out. What? I'm by the McDonald's like down the road from Glenn Oak and these and these cops are going to be on beat him. You know what had you know what happened earlier today, dude? Like this is ridiculous. And you can't even come get because you're in Florida. >> Well, then call somebody that can. >> No. Oh, sorry. My mom works all day. My sisters live 3 hours away. I am I literally live with him. >> You got a friend? >> Like come on. It worked. They're all at work, sir. >> Okay. >> Like, what? What should I do? >> Sydney's evasive and deceptive behavior was proving to be a far greater challenge for the officers as the tension started to simmer. >> There's no reason to. >> Can you talk to her, ma'am? >> That's fine. Let her talk to her. >> That's fine. You're >> kind of rude. >> You really are. What's mom's name? >> She's not going to turn your [ __ ] phone on. She already said >> Do you want to talk to her or no? >> Um, the phone. >> Her name is Kim. >> Does Kim want to talk? >> Do you want to talk to uh this nice uh police officer lady to see what you can do about this? Because I live with your son and they're making us split up and we're both fine trying to go back home together. So, >> who's not fine? >> Who's not fine? >> Does she want to talk or no? Here she is. I'm not fine cuz I'm sad. >> I might not offic. >> How? >> What do you mean? You guys were partying till 2:30. Hold on. I got to turn the volume up here. >> What? >> I'm put you on speaker. >> Sorry. Go ahead. >> I'm Patrick's mother. I'm in Florida and evidently she said that Patrick could go Patrick could go with her. I can't come get her because I'm in out of state. But >> no, they need to they're they're very close to getting arrested for domestic. We're trying to avoid that by splitting them up. So, she needs to find someone that can come get her. He's claiming he's he's going to call an Uber, but he's saying his phone's off. He turned his phone off or something. >> Yeah, I'll turn it on. He can call an Uber. I I I have I I did just start I did just start hanging out with her and people that I used to die. >> Do you have an Uber on the way? >> Uh >> two Why don't we work on that before you say anything? >> I did just say >> Why don't you work on the Uber? >> Are you listening to what I'm saying? >> There's a warrant out for her. >> Get an Uber. >> I just wanted to say that. >> Get an Uber. >> What began as a routine domestic call was now becoming a serious investigation exposing just how far one person would go to avoid consequences. Sydney, you're not coming back in our system. You got an ID on you? No, >> I don't. >> You don't have an ID on your purse? No. >> You have a wallet in your purse? Anything with your name on it? >> No, I literally debit card, anything? >> No, I lost it. >> You have nothing in your purse with your identification? >> No, I literally lost it. >> With a name or anything? >> No. >> Do you have a wallet in there? >> No. Like, hold on. >> That's actually Scarfy. on. Simons 41 >> pads. >> I don't like literally nothing. Babe, >> I just want something with your name on it. [snorts] >> What state are you out of Iowa? >> What? >> Are you out of Iowa? Did you have an ID out of Iowa? >> No, I'm from here. I grew up in Urbanale. >> So, do you have a driver's license? No. >> Have you ever had a driver's license? >> I did >> through what state? >> Iowa. Okay. >> But I lost it. >> And man, so like all >> That's fine. We're trying to figure out why you're not coming back. >> I don't know. >> What uh what what name and date of birth did she give you? >> What's the info you got from her? >> What' you give me? >> I said Sydney Terry. >> So you're 24 years old. >> 26. >> What's your You got correct spelling everything? What's the last word of your social? >> What were you arrested for a month ago? >> Uh, [ __ ] three G of that boyfriend planted on me. >> Where were you arrested at? >> Uh, Johnston, I think. >> Johnson PD >> around. Yeah, >> it that's who it was. Johnson PD. >> Johnson, I'm pretty sure. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Try to pick up all that trash. >> You don't have anything with your name on it. Do you care if I look quick? >> I I don't. >> You said you don't care so I can look. >> No, I said I don't. >> You don't what? >> Kim's like, "Call me when you get to my house." >> Okay. >> There's an Uber. >> Do you care if I check your purse quick to make sure you don't have an ID on you? >> There's an Uber on the way from you right now, ma'am. >> Okay. I need to figure out who you are, though. >> I need to go. >> Okay. But I need to figure out who you are. The last is the last of my so I'm pretty sure you can figure me out that way, can't you? >> No. >> How? >> Because like I said, your name is not coming back in our system. >> If you were if you were arrested, >> yes. >> A month ago, your name would come back. >> It's not coming back. That's what I'm saying. Do you have anything with your name on it? A debit card? Anything? >> No, I don't have I got kicked out of my mom's house. I have nothing. >> Who paid for the food? >> He did. >> Sydney's [music] answers were beginning to grow shaky, and her story began to unravel as officers cross-checked records. With the lies piling up, it was clear officers were closing in on [music] the truth. >> Does she have any identification in your car at all? >> No. Like, I don't think so. >> Here's your key. >> Like, no driver's license, no debit card, nothing in there. >> I don't think so. >> I I gave her my >> Yeah. Um, >> she's definitely got something in her purse that >> you're going to be placed under arrest >> for lying about your name. >> What? >> Lying about your name to begin with. Sydney C. >> No, you didn't. You said Sydney Terry, stop resisting. >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop it. >> You want to take that one? >> You go get in your Uber. >> You didn't go see a probation officer. >> I did. But I talked to her. Me and my mom. >> Have to work it out with her. She put a war in the system for you. >> Why? >> I don't know. >> What? >> Yeah. >> I imagine that's why >> ow his side of cuffs are tight, man. >> Walk to the car. >> You what? >> I get a finger. You have small wrists. >> You're racist. >> I'm not racist. >> Yes, you are. Where's [laughter] >> Face the side of the car here? >> He has literal in his car. >> Face. >> Go check his car. Go check his car. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Go check his car. >> You're going to end up with another charge. >> What? What? >> You don't have anything in your bra? Switch. >> Face the car. >> Find your legs. Sit still. >> I can't. >> Do you have anything on you that I missed? >> Okay. Because if it gets up to the jail, you're looking at a felony there. >> Get in the car. >> You get charged with interference. Second count. Get your car. >> Get in the car. [laughter] >> Can you go take his car? Can you? Or is it just me? Why does he get out free? Why is he going to go free? Come on. your foot. >> Why? >> With Sydney's lies fully exposed, the consequences of her actions were inevitable, leaving her fate [music] in the hands of the law. >> So, what does this mean? >> What do you mean? >> Right now, we're waiting to confirm that the warrants are valid. >> Like, what does it mean? Like, >> does what does what mean on any of this? Like, all I know is the last >> You've got probation violation warrants. >> No, the last thing that I know is that it was revoked. Whatever that meant. >> I don't know what that >> I have no idea. See, that's odd. And I looked online to see if I had warrants and it said no, I didn't have any warrants. >> Maybe you didn't look before they you look. >> Did you look online right now? >> Uh, they're calling Poke County right now to verify that the warrants are in the system. >> And I'm going to stay here until they >> We're going to stay here until we find out if they're verified. >> Okay. >> So, right now, we don't know. >> We're waiting for confirmation. If Poke County says yes, the warrants are confirmed. They're in the system. Then you have to >> What is probation revoke mean? >> The revoke >> the warrant says probation violation >> from when? >> I don't know. They didn't give me >> I don't know. It didn't say they didn't tell us. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I got stuff. >> No. >> What do you want from me? I know everything has been revoked. >> It's been revoked. >> When you when you say when you say revoked, >> revoked. >> Are you saying that your status has been revoked? >> No, I just said probation revoked. >> Oh, that means like a violation. >> Yeah, that means you violated probation and now they're >> now they have a warrant. That's what you saw is the warrant. >> What? >> When you saw probation revocation or revoke >> revocation, >> that means you had a warrant. >> So, what does that mean? That means we're waiting for confirmation on it right now. >> Then then what? >> Then you go to Poke County if it's confirmed. >> We have to see a judge in the morning. >> There's no bond warrant. >> It's a no bond warrant, meaning you have to see the judge and the judge determines what your bond is. >> Sydney was transported to Poke County [music] Jail and charged with probation violation, providing false identification, and criminal mischief. Up next is a psycho Karen who assaulted her boyfriend and tried to make a run for it only to be caught and [music] served justice in real time. >> Start driving away as soon as the cops get here. That's not a good idea. >> I'm not even doing anything. >> Okay. Well, you're detained right now. Okay. >> Why am I detained? >> You're being detained for domestic violence. >> STOP IT. STOP. I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING. >> She didn't hit me. She like [music] like maybe like this like she back. On November the 2nd, 2023, police responded to a distress call at a local urgent care center, reporting a woman assaulting her husband. Upon arrival, the police were met with a traumatic Karen who believed she could simply drive away when confronted by the authorities. Lindel, >> what? >> Start driving away as soon as the cops get here. That's not a good idea. >> I'm not even doing anything. >> Okay. Well, you're detained right now. Okay. >> Why am I detained? >> You're being detained for a domestic violence. do anything. >> Well, let's talk about that. >> He fell. >> Giving nine a heart. >> Okay. Well, what's going on? Let's talk about it. We want to know what's happening. But as soon as you go to pull away >> fell. >> Hey, don't yell at me. Am I yelling at you? >> I'm not yelling at you. I'm upset yelling at You're allowed to be upset. I don't want yelled at, though, right? I'm not going to yell at you. I don't want you yelling at me. So, what's going on? What happened? >> I didn't do anything. He fell on his >> bed. What happened? >> He fell. >> Where? What happened? >> He fell at his house. >> Okay. Who is he? Let's start there. >> I think you already know. >> No, I don't know. >> Play stupid with me. >> Listen, this isn't going to go the way that you think it's going to go. Okay, >> I'm not doing anything. >> How about you get out of the car? >> I'm not doing anything. Yeah, I'm not doing This is my fault. What are you doing? I didn't even do anything. No, I'm not doing anything. >> I am not doing anything. Why are you detaining me? I didn't do anything. >> Are you pushing me? I didn't do anything. >> This is a bad idea. Stop. >> I didn't even do anything. >> My god. >> I didn't even do anything. >> Let's just Let's just relax. Okay. We need to figure that out. And when you're acting like this, it makes it really hard. You understand that? >> Where are you going? >> I'm down. I SWEAR. GET OFF ME. >> What the >> slipp the cuffs? >> Yeah, she slipped it. >> Why are you doing this? I didn't even do anything. GET OFF OF ME. I DIDN'T EVEN do anything. YOU >> GET OFF OF ME. >> Don't start KICKING ME. >> GET OFF OF ME. I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. >> ROLL YOUR LEFT SIDE. >> NO, I'M NOT. I DIDN'T EVEN do anything. YOU GOT ME LIKE A >> YES. JUST TAKE A DEEP RELAX. RELAX. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. YOU GOT ME A CUS ME OUT OF ME OUT. >> DON'T DON'T SPIT on me. I I'm a police officer. >> I don't give a what you are. >> Okay. >> Do you think you got me? >> What's your name? >> All right. >> What's your name? >> I don't have to tell you. >> Okay. Well, we'll figure it out when you get to the jail. Okay. >> This is I know. do anything. >> Well, if we could talk about it, that would have changed. >> Within the first few minutes of her encounter with the cops, she exhibited such combative behavior that the officers couldn't even engage in a basic conversation with her to understand the situation. This led them to detain her while they attempted to comprehend the events that had just transpired. >> I DON'T EVEN HAVE MY PHONE. GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> RELAX. >> Where is my phone? >> I don't think we're in the business of doing anything. >> I WANT MY PHONE. MY CAR. MY MOM'S CALLING ME. MY SON'S AT HOME. >> HEY. HEY. >> NO. MY SON'S AT HOME. I'M TRYING TO GET HOME. >> OKAY. There's no reason to yell. Stop. >> I'm trying to get home. >> There's no reason TO YELL. >> I WANT MY PHONE. MY MOM'S CALLING ME. >> The phone for you. STOP. >> MY SON. GOD. STOP YELLING. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? I'M NOT EVEN doing anything. What the >> I didn't even do anything. Just sit here. Why are you doing THIS TO ME? >> WHY ARE you doing this to me? >> That's enough. >> Why are you doing Why are you doing this to me? >> Okay, that's enough. >> I didn't even do anything. >> Okay, we'll talk. Okay, >> I didn't even do anything. I GOT TO GET HOME. >> You break my window, you're going to get an additional charge window. >> I just saw you kicking my window. >> I NEED TO GO HOME. >> STOP. >> OKAY. HEY, LISTEN. [laughter] HEY, >> the next up for us next up for us is you're streaming you in a manner you're not going to >> I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. >> CAN we talk? >> No, I didn't. But I didn't do nothing wrong. >> You start kicking again. We're going to put you in. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I need my phone. MY SON'S AT HOME. >> I understand that. So, [laughter] start kicking again. We're going to put you in shackles. >> I want my PHONE FOR MY SON. I got to call my son. >> Okay. Turn your face off. [laughter] >> I'm not DOING NOTHING WRONG. >> TURN your face out. >> NO, I'M NOT. I'M NOT. I'M NOT DOING NOTHING WRONG. WHY are you doing THIS TO ME? WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? I DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG, THOUGH. WHY are you doing this? STOP IT. STOP. I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING. GET HIM OFF. GET HIM OFF OF ME. NO. >> HEY, BRING YOUR SEAT BELT. >> GET HIM OFF. I DON'T NEED MY SEAT BELT. I CAN'T BREATHE NOW. GET IT OFF OF ME. >> NO. GET HIM OFF. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Get off of me. Get the off me. You >> okay? [screaming] >> Does that make you feel better? >> I want out. I didn't EVEN DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> AT THIS POINT, not even her own mother would be able to calm her down. >> WHAT DOING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? GET OFF OF ME. GET OUT OF MY POCKET. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? You I hate you. You pigs. Get him off. >> I WANT OUT. >> I WANT OUT. >> I WANT [screaming] OUT. I WANT OUT. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. Officer, >> quit. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. Why are you taking ALL MY STUFF? WHY ARE YOU TAKING ALL OF IT? >> LOOK AT ME. >> I didn't do nothing. >> You didn't do nothing. I'm going to help you. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. Listen to me. If you don't you don't listen to me. You calm down. You're going to get walk away. YOU GOING TO CALM DOWN? I DO. JUST CALM DOWN. >> WHAT AM I going for? >> Mom, I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Can I get her out tonight? She goes, "Why?" >> Oh, I I maybe Maybe I thought you made out of the bar. >> No, >> maybe tonight. Yeah, >> I'll get you out tonight. No bonds. I promise you. I promise you. I >> I will come down tonight where you don't fit here before you're going to get charges. have left. >> I'm going to bring go back and get and I'll come wherever you're going. >> I will go. He's waiting for you. I'm going to go back and get him. Stop this. If you don't calm down, >> they charged me already. >> What did you do? Because you didn't listen WHEN THEY TRIED TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT >> I didn't do nothing wrong though. They drugged me out of the car and threw me on the ground. >> They do. >> No, we did not. >> Yes, they did. >> Okay. Okay. Camera. They can go back. Okay. Well, just Will you look at me and listen to me? >> I'm going to myself. >> No, you're I'm not doing that. I'm not going there. I'm not going to jail. I'm going to go I'll stop it. >> I just want to I want to get out and go. >> I'm going to get you out tonight. You'll have to go and just get >> I didn't do nothing. >> I know. We'll get through Let's get through this first. I'll come and get you. I promise. >> I don't even have my keys. They took everything. >> We didn't take everything in my car. >> That's fine. >> I don't know where >> the keys are. The keys. Hey, we the keys. The keys are >> Seemingly unaware of the severity of her predicament, she proceeded to escalate the situation even further, adding up to her troubles and her charges. >> Slow down. YOU'RE GOING TO 90 MILES AN HOUR. THERE'S NO REASON FOR THAT. There is no reason for that. Why are you traveling so quick? >> Take the camera on, you stupid. >> Not until you're relax. >> All right, >> SLOW THE DOWN. YOU'RE SCARING. >> You're scaring us, Megan. >> You're acting. me. You're going too fast. Slow down. Why won't you listen to me? >> Relax. Take a deep breath. >> Down. You're scaring me. >> Take a deep breath. >> NO, YOU'RE SCARING ME. >> We are driving like this because of the way you're acting. >> I can't even move my ankle. What am I being charged for? YOU DIDN'T EVEN tell me. >> Charged domestic violence. >> NO, I'M NOT. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. NO, I'm not. I can't. >> Get up now. [screaming] >> Get up. >> Clap this. Get up. >> You're hurting my wrist. >> You're not hurting my ribs. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> I'm not stand. >> You're hurting me. Well, [screaming] >> I can't move. >> WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME? GET OFF OF ME. >> I don't I don't have anything. I'm taking them off right now. Okay. >> There you go. >> I got one more to do. Okay. >> No. That's not >> That's not >> Yeah. >> I'm not going to my room. >> I don't have a room and I'm not staying here. >> That was almost assault. >> Stop right now. >> I'm not staying here. You are. >> No, I'm not. >> You got to ask. If you have >> you got to ask. >> You ain't me. I'll tell you that. >> You ain't touching me. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with resisting arrest and obstructing official business. Officers had an even tougher task in the next case as they had to rush to save a man from his abusive girlfriend as she went into a complete meltdown. >> YOU WANT MY STUFF? OKAY, let's go. >> Let's go meet her. >> She keep on She's just hyper swinging. She's bipolar, but if she on that on that physical [ __ ] she get home by herself. >> What you did is considered by Okay. >> On February the 14th, 2024, officers received a call reporting a public fight at the airport. A woman punched her boyfriend and he hit her back after she accused him of leaving her AirPods in Vegas. The argument escalated when he refused to give her a ride home with all her belongings still in the car. But when the officers arrived on the scene, they realized the fight was in no way two-sided. Rather, the woman was too hostile. Hey. Well, >> I'm back. All right. Are we good? >> Would you like her stop? >> Okay. >> Okay. Who are you? >> I just was telling calm down. That's all. >> All right. >> Swing on me. >> I tell you what, get your stuff. >> Let's go over here. >> All you got to do is watch the camera. She got listen. We're not taking sides right now. We're just separating. Okay. We're just separating. >> Is that battery yours, too? >> Yeah. person. >> You're not riding in my car. >> I DON'T WANT TO RIDE IN YOUR CAR. I GOT TO RIDE. I JUST WANT MY STUFF. >> You better get to Chicago first. >> You got to lose your shoes. >> Yes, sir. Okay. >> Chicago. >> Let's go over here. Have a have >> a swing on me. Okay. >> I ain't going to swing off you. >> HE BROUGHT ME DOWN HERE. We went to LAS VEGAS FROM CHICAGO AIRPORT. MY PURSE is in his car. >> Take a break from home. Okay. Calm down. >> I'm irritating. >> Calm down. Okay. Come over here. >> I just want to get home. >> Come on. Let's go. >> My purse is still in his car. My personal stuff. >> MY SOCIAL I DON'T WANT TO RIDE IN YOUR CAR. I GOT A RIDE. I JUST WANT MY STUFF. >> COME ON. LET'S GO TO Let's go over here and just >> Let's go over here. Let's talk. >> He's not going to take your stuff. Let's get away from >> How he not going to take my stuff and he's residing in his car? >> Is [snorts] the car here? NO, IT'S IN CHICAGO. MY DADDY SAID HE WILL COME GET ME AND take me home, but my purse is in his car. I NEED MY PURSE. IT GOT MY SOCIAL SECURITY CARD IN IT. ALL MY KIDS SOCIAL SECURITY CARDS, ALL MY LINK CARDS, MY DIRECT CARDS, ALL OF THAT. I WANT MY STUFF. >> OKAY. OKAY. We're going to >> I'M NOT A RIDE. I DON'T HAVE TO RIDE WITH HIM. >> I DON'T. AND MY TICKET. AND HE HAS MY ID. MY SAME ID HE USED FOR ME TO GET ON THIS PLANE to get here this morning. >> We'll get your ID if he has it. Okay. We'll ask them to get it for you. Okay. I just need you to calm down real quick so we can ask you some questions. Okay. >> I've been going through this all this time while I've been down here. I did not ask you to go nowhere [ __ ] My name is >> Okay. So, what happened? >> She keep on She just hyper swinging. She bipolar. >> Okay. What? Um, she's saying that some stuff got left [music] in Vegas, >> but it ain't got to do with me. I got my own things. I'm not carrying your things. She left some AirPods in Vegas and she's trying to blame me for leaving her earpods. I don't got to do with that. >> Are you guys What's the nature of the relationship? >> That's my kid's mom. The woman immediately came off as [music] an aggressive one while the cops tried to calm her down for questioning. Meanwhile, two other officers began questioning the man, which is when tragic events of the day unfolded bit by bit. >> But I don't give a about her like that. She want to get in here and showing out. >> Okay. >> She better find a way home. >> You got your license with her. We got driver's license. >> We still got to go through all the formalities. Okay. >> Make sure you get it from her. So, so she's blaming you for leaving the AirPods. >> And that's that's all that triggered her like protective order against either one. This is the first time this ever happened. >> And you guys went together. What do you mean? >> You guys were flying together today. >> Yeah. Where the kids at? >> Home. >> They're home. That's why I said, >> man, she's swinging in here all up in this airport. I want to knock her ass out. >> Don't do that. >> I know, but [ __ ] She can't keep hitting me. >> No. Kids mom together. So you went together. >> But I don't I don't get I don't care about how we came. But if she on that on that physical, she get home by herself. I don't care. >> But there is a relationship. >> Just tell the relationship is that she is the mother of my kids. >> You went on vacation together, right? >> We came here together. Yeah. Are you guys going to talk to her? >> Yeah, I'm going to go get a package. >> Are they I don't I didn't even ask. I got >> Oh, you should see the video. >> She started mama. >> She started You should see the video. >> For what the cops had gathered, it was apparent the woman was the aggressor. A few follow-up questions only proved that harsh reality. >> Hey, Ananette. Is it an Janette? I'm not. >> You call me Angie. No, I don't have an email. And you don't have your driver's license at all, right? >> No, my identification card is in that man's wallet. >> Okay. Let me scanning it everywhere we've been going so that I wouldn't lose it because I left my wallet in his car. >> Okay. I have her wallet or her ID. You have it on you. Can I get that from you? >> Yeah, you can get it from me. She not getting no ticket from me. >> I It has nothing to do with her ID. That means it's hers. It's hers. >> It was in my wallet all since we >> It doesn't matter. is still her ID. >> Two. >> Were you married at some point? >> No. >> Okay. How long were you with him when you had the kids? >> Four years. >> Okay. So, how long's it been? >> Four years. >> Four years together. >> It's been four years. We've had two kids back to back. 2022, 2023. >> Okay. So, up until today, you're still together. We ain't been together. I live with my grandparents right now. >> Okay. Okay. So, you broke up in 23? >> We Yes. >> Okay. >> Were you ever ever legally married? >> No. >> Okay. But you guys broke up in 23, right? 2023. >> Okay. So, this issue, we still got to fill out the packet because it's still going to be family violence even. You understand what I'm saying? Okay. So, when she hit you, where did she hit you at? hit me. >> I She swung. It did. I moved. It did. >> Well, it seemed hitting. She grabbed and jerked. So, >> it ain't She didn't She didn't really make contact. She swung and tried. But, I mean, from being so fluent and with with how she acts. >> Okay. >> I mean, it's it's it's a condition. >> Okay. >> It's a condition. >> So, we have assault, but no pain. It was just contact. She didn't she wasn't she didn't even really touch the >> However, when the cops questioned her, Janette's attitude got worse. Despite the officers trying their best to cooperate, she kept up the nasty tone in her voice. >> He had the charger with him and it was special. >> He can't find his charger. He can't find his charger. >> Yeah. >> And he got upset with me talking about we make it to Chicago. I hope you have a ride to get home. >> And then what caused the >> the physical part of it? going back and forth. >> Kind of lost your temper. >> Yes. So, whatever y'all want to call it. >> So, where did how did where did he hit you when he hit you? >> Over my head. When that dude with the white shirt came up over here. >> Okay. So, he hit he punched you in the head or >> he punched me in my head? >> He just hit he just slapped you at the top of your head? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did it hurt? >> No, it didn't [music] hurt. I'm not hurt. I just want my stuff. I'm ready to go home. I got kids at home waiting for me. >> Okay. That's why I don't understand this goofy ass over a charger. If that's the mother case, I could have just paid for the charger. I didn't ask him to pay for my headphones. Huh? No clue. >> Too much going on >> in a whole another state. And my kids is at home waiting on me. What the [ __ ] >> Okay. So, when you hit him, where'd you hit him? >> I ain't hit him. I just tugged on his clothes. >> Was that Was that >> after you went over there? I guess when I was on my way up over here, I was arguing. >> Okay. >> Can you get off? Can you get off the phone right now so we >> My father's trying to make sure that I'm going to get home. >> Okay. Well, let's let's hang up for right now so we can take care of this. >> Okay. I need to know what's going on. >> I'm trying to figure out what's going on cuz I'm trying to get home. >> I understand. >> I already paid for my babysitter. My time limit is up with my babysitter. I have >> So, are you getting ready to take my money? >> Are you getting ready to pull? looking bored if he's willing to scan my part of the ticket. >> Okay. >> My name is on the >> So, you didn't just come in? >> No, I can. >> And you're trying to go to >> Chicago Midway. >> Okay. Okay. Coming from Las Vegas. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I left Chicago Mailway, came to Las Vegas. Now I'm going back home. Was supposed to be going back home. Stopped here. >> You when you got here and you asked him for a charger? >> I didn't ask him for a charger. >> Okay. Would you >> never asked him for a charger? He was over there. We we have him sitting in different areas and everything. He went and bought himself something to eat after I bought us both something to eat earlier [clears throat] today. He didn't buy me a mother thing to eat and said the whole different areas for me. Looked back at me and I said, "What?" Because I was on the phone with my mother and my son and he said, "Gee, I'm trying to find my charge. I can't find my charger." He threw my flat irons on the floor and said, "Get your flat irons. They're on [music] the other side of my bag." And I picked them up and I said, "What are you mad for?" I can't find my charger. Where the my charges? Mother ain't going to find my [ __ ] charger. Dude, you're not getting a ride home. >> And that's >> So he was looking for a job. >> Yes, he was looking for his child. >> All right. >> There was no need for Janette to act civil [music] now because from all the information the cops had pieced together, it was clear the woman was the aggressor. So they wasted no time in arresting her. Except she was not too happy about it. >> What you did is considered. Okay. Under Texas state law, we have to arrest you. Okay. >> Dude, you hear this [ __ ] >> Okay. So everything that we saw, we saw some video. You're the aggressor. >> All right, [laughter] >> that's what you're going to be going for. All right, >> come on. >> Go ahead and stand up for me. >> Turn around. >> I swear to God. >> I'll take your phone. >> This the most goofiest of my mother life. >> You could never speak to me again. No talk to my kids. No, none of that. >> And I hope y'all able to retrieve my mother purse cuz it got me and my kids socials in it. >> In his car that he said I wasn't getting in. So, I called my daddy. It's not in Champagne. It's in Chicago Midway at one of their airports where he paying $5 for parking. >> Is this your bag, man? >> Yes, that's my bag. >> Don't call me, >> man. What they doing? What the they doing? Look over here. So, >> we need we need we need to fill out the packet. >> Yeah, she's getting aggressive. >> She's she's she was the aggressor. She's getting arrested. Fortunately, in Texas law, if it's violated, even if you want to press charges or not, then the state can still pick them up >> depending on just going by what happened. >> Even even if you don't, I mean, even if you don't, we're putting the report that you don't want to pursue if that's something that you want to do. But but domestic violence in the state, it's such a big issue. They didn't they didn't she didn't I mean she's you know was the aggressor but yeah >> I mean >> I mean I understand I go by what you're saying too but we're going by what the video is and what the witnesses showed us and stuff too. So >> that [ __ ] did >> I don't want him to be up in here >> because I got kids like call my mom. >> Have you ever been arrested for violence? >> Never. >> No I have not. >> Has he ever been arrested for being like this? >> All my kids dead to me. Champion one life. >> It's not him >> dead to me. I don't give no if he wasn't here arguing with me about no mother charger we wouldn't have been going through that. >> Okay that's that's let's that's that's >> what the is that's why I told you to keep your hands to yourself. You can't do that in public. >> Just told this woman keep your hands to yourself in public. >> All you can do is tell her you can't control what she does. If that wasn't absurd enough, the cops later found illegal substances in the woman's possession. >> I don't have no money to get home. >> They're going to let you use the phone when you get there and um they'll um you'll be able to contact somebody from family. Okay. I had it. That's what I'm saying. I'm going to take these gloves off cuz I can't feel enough of it. Oh, I'm sorry. >> Oh, there it is. Is it? You said it's not. >> No, that is >> Oh, I was going to say I thought you said it wasn't. >> He was talking about the pills. >> Oh, >> there was some pills. He looked up. >> I gave you the ID, right? >> It's in your property. So, that's that's >> Put the ID in here cuz you got to take it in there anyway. >> So, listen. Listen. under under the state law. >> Okay. It's in your property. >> Maybe it's in your property. >> The ID's in there. >> Okay. >> Perfect. >> Stay here. >> Can you stay here? >> That's up to you. Yeah. You can see if they're willing to rebook you, but >> I mean you to the nonse. >> Yeah, that's up to you. >> Before you make that decision, let me tell you. >> So, she'll be in jail longer. >> She's going to be in jail longer. She has to. Now she's going to have to see a motion. >> So now she's going to have to bond out. >> In the end, the woman was charged with class C family assault and family violence as well as possession of marijuana. The craziness just keeps on coming as up next, an abusive girlfriend called the cops on her boyfriend only to watch it backfire on her instantly. >> He was standing right here and I was trying to get out. He would not let me. So I turned around and I spit at him. She snatched the window open, jumped through there, shoved me, and spit in my face. >> Where? But the scratch marks are all over you >> from her. Like, >> but based on everything we're going with, they identified you right now as a primary aggressor. >> On May the 8th, 2024, officers responded to a call of domestic abuse. Apparently, a man and a woman had been going through a tough breakup and it resulted in a full-blown fight. The woman was the one who called the officers, not realizing that being the caller doesn't mean she wouldn't be considered as the primary aggressor. I'm just trying to like pack my and get it out of this house. That's literally all I'm trying to achieve here. She has a past of grabbing my take my phone and tried to hide it. I just want to get back. >> We've been doing this since 8:30. >> Do you need anybody else for now? >> No, I'm okay. >> What happened? >> Um aggressive breakup argument. Grab your grab my 4 months. Our lease is over. Let's separate and go live somewhere else. Let's pay our bills. We need to end. This has happened multiple times. Um, cornered. As soon as I told him that when the lease is up, my mom, the co-signer, he's off. He's over and I'm going to stay here. Lost it. Lost it. Followed me from room to room. Tried to corner me in the room. I turned around and spit at him. >> Absolutely spit at him cuz he had me cornered against the back of the door and the room was dark. >> Yeah. Where right where the uh closet is and where the door opens and then turned around, spit at him, got out, tried to lock myself in the bathroom. Didn't happen. And then we separate. I come out in the car. Then he starts getting all of our stuff. And now I'm worried about my stuff. So I'm following him around the house. [clears throat] And then he pinned me up again two or three times. >> And in response, I attacked him with from this direction. >> What about all this blood and stuff over here? >> Him scratching me. He had me up against the washing machine. And where our washer and dryer is, it's a very, very tiny unit. There's bleach all over. >> You can see inside. >> Nobody else is inside. But you there's you can see in everywhere you walk. >> I can explain. exactly what happened. >> All this domestic charges from him. >> Hi, puppy. >> Never wanted to keep you called prior. >> Hi, Poppers. >> Okay, so I I He locked me out of the back door. Locked me out of the front door. That's why this is out there cuz I came through the front. He had me leaned up against right in here. Right up against this this way right here. >> What do you mean? Like which way? He was standing right here and I was trying to get out and he would not let me. So I turned around and I spit at him and I got out and went to try to lock myself in the bathroom. I had that window open. I tried to scream for neighbors. You can knock on the neighbors across the street. I've been screaming for So you ran in there? >> Yes. And tried to lock the door. He would not let me. And then and then he comes outside. He's packing his belongings. He stops. >> So then you couldn't you couldn't stay in there. So you get out and try to >> No. Cuz the second I opened the window and started screaming, he then he would stop. And I just want to find a cell phone at this point. >> I just want to find a phone cuz if I do have to hit him, he will hit me back. >> Okay. >> And he is going to win. >> Do you have uh is that a scratch on your neck? >> Yes. >> Officers could tell that the relationship was doomed with the way both the individuals were injured. On top of that, the woman had made several accusations against her boyfriend. But suddenly, she had a slip of tongue that sent her fabricated story crashing down. >> He had me. He had me. Yes. >> Okay. >> Right here on the back porch. >> What was he trying to prevent you from going outside or >> correct? He was trying to prevent me from going outside. >> No, I was walking inside and he was preventing me from walking inside getting away from him. And >> why did you run outside? Just >> because he I thought he was going to ruin my plants. >> I thought he was going to cuz that's I love my plants and I thought he was going to start destroying my plants. And then so he starts ripping down the lights. That's fine. Whatever. And and then I he tried to he had me this and I came at him with this this and missed and then he grabbed it out of my hand and threw me back in a chokeold and said when are you going to stop and try to just wrestle me to >> like when are you going to stop what >> when am I going to stop I doing what I'm doing telling him that we're whatever the argument base is. >> Okay. And in the midst of that, I scratched the living out of him. >> Okay. >> And every mark on him is because I was being >> backwards. >> What did uh he wasn't defending himself from me? >> No. >> No, he was coming after me. I tried to take videos on my phone. Um >> Okay. All right. She claimed he put her in a chokeold, asking her when she was going to stop, but then stumbled when the cop questioned her on it. The more she tried to explain, the more her self-defense story unraveled. In fact, none of the evidence she provided was convincing enough. >> Okay, here. Here, you can put volume on if you need to. But and also the laundry room. He shoved me up against the back of it and the lamp's broken because my face was down on the washer and dryer. >> I've called I tried to tell his sister to come here 2 hours ago. >> Do you have a license? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> My car. I locked it. >> So So what what's the deal, boss? >> I know you just went over kind of I know. I know. It's the role we play. Sorry. >> Yeah. No, I get it. Um, so I guess to start things, she um was just like in my face, like get the out. And >> she was in your face then? >> Yeah. And we have a history of her making my belongings disappear when we're fighting. So my first instinct was to get my important >> and get that away from her and get myself out of here. >> Okay. >> And so I'm just trying to pack my up. And in the course of that, she's walking in and out every 30 seconds. Goes gets in her car. So I thought she was leaving. I shut the doors and lock them cuz I don't want any surprises after that. And she comes running up here, slings the window open, dives in the window, shoves me, spits in my face, and then is just right back to like following me around. You know, I grabbed something. She's trying to snatch it. And I was trying to take some from the pergola back there and she came out with a broom and was just whailing me out of it. And I mean there was like me just trying to hold her and not >> hold her hold her to do what? >> To prevent her from swinging on me. >> The cops listened to the boyfriend's side of the story and it seemed like this wasn't their first fight. But the boyfriend wasn't done yet. as he continued to add more details and it became apparent the woman was quite dangerous. >> Okay, so the this sounds terrible. The whole argument started because we were coming back from the Publix on the island. She pointed [snorts] out this car and she's like, I want this to be my mom car and she is using her mom's car. She wrecked her car. She's got an insurance check somewhere at her parents. I was like, well, you need to figure your >> situation out before we, you know, >> and that just she snapped. I she just >> Okay. And then you guys got in here. Then what's the first point? Did it get physical? >> When she jumped through the window. >> So nothing was physical before then. She just jumped through the window and then what happened? >> She snatched the window open, jumped through there, shoved me, and spit in my face. >> Where was that? Where did that happen at? >> The living room. >> Okay. She spit in your face. Then what did you do? >> I took my hat off, wiped the spit off, and went back to packing my she wasn't like still in my face trying to >> What? What? What incident happened in the bedroom? In the bedroom with the corner of the door. >> Did she Did you pin her in to the corner of the door? Behind the door over there? No. >> Well, yeah. Okay. Yeah. So, no, I was uh just grabbing some clothes so I can have a couple changes of clothes and she starts snatching out of my hand and then um she shoved me again. >> Where did all the scratch marks on the stuff come from? >> What's that? >> The scratch marks all come from. >> Where? >> Mean where, but the scratch marks are all over you. from her like >> but I understand but I'm asking I know they came from her but how in what sense how did it all how did you get yourself scratched up did you holding on to her or >> well like from her like snatching me trying to take it back and then she's like clawing at me and when >> I'm just asking but no you were here not me >> I know it's just a blur I'm trying to collect things but no just wrapping her up and her clawing at me or the broom I don't know >> okay >> now the picture became clear to the cops about who the primary aggressor was realizing They'd been lied to by the woman this whole time. They went to arrest her once and for all. >> They put her in a handcuff. >> I'm I'm taking her. >> This way. >> I'm defending myself. >> So, listen. In the state of Florida, do the domestic violence laws are very specific when it comes to people living together and putting hands on each other. >> But he follows me everywhere. >> Would you listen to me for a second? Okay. I'm going to explain this to you. >> Okay. >> We have to find a primary aggressor or somebody that furthers the fight or the the incident. Okay. >> But if nobody was here, then who can dictate that? >> Yeah. >> Just the like the factors. Okay. So, the part that your your argument was separated until the point where you took the screen off the door and came back in. I'm not I'm getting I'm getting I'm getting there. Okay. >> Okay. You have the right. This is your house. You can go in and out of the window all you want. Okay. >> But you coming back in. Okay. The argument getting flared back up. >> But did did you look at the videos on my phone? >> I did. It's they're just No, you showed me one video. You said you had one video and I I watched the whole thing. I understand. Okay. Are there any >> But the videos don't are going to show what the whole the whole thing. It's him chasing me to the backyard, to the laundry room, into the other room. >> We didn't chasing you. >> He was following me around the house and putting his and putting me into a chill cold over and over. >> When you came back in through the window, did you spit Did you spit in his face? >> No, not directly in the window. >> When you came in the window, did you push him into the bathroom? That was right. That did not happen out here. That was >> the first time around. >> Okay. Where's your phone? >> In my pocket. Okay. >> Can Yeah. 888. >> What? 888. >> Yes. What? Here. >> I thought I was sorry. >> This these videos. >> I tried to and it was in my pocket cuz otherwise Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. I watched this one. This is when you showed me. That was just one long video >> with the sound and you can hear him following me from hand on me. What do you think? >> Why is this? >> Get away from me. >> How is this possible? What the do you think this is? Hold on a >> second. Or is it just me? >> Stop chasing me around the door. >> Dude, what are you doing? Why are you chasing me? >> Okay. So, you have audio, but there's no there's no video. There's no nothing to see. >> Cuz it was in my pocket. >> I I I understand where you're coming from. Okay. I'm just simply saying in the state of Florida when when two domestic partners put their hands on each other. Okay. And you guys both have physical injuries, somebody has to go to jail. >> Go ahead. It's not him. >> Okay. It's So based on everything we're going with. Okay. I identified you right now as a primary aggressor. Okay. That's not Just listen to me. >> But did can you see where his teeth are on him? Where the teeth marks are? >> I see where the marks on both of you are. >> Okay. But can you did you guys even look at me? I haven't even looked at myself yet. I don't know where I have more bruising potentially. I just I just told you you guys both have injuries. I see that. Okay. >> You guys I mean really you guys are both wrong. >> I'm not I'm not saying I'm right or wrong. >> You're no longer in danger anymore. >> Right. So why am I just >> because you what I'm saying? I don't have the luxury of just leaving. I don't I don't have any discretion here. The law dictates that a primary aggressor be identified during a situation and you be removed from the I understand that. Okay. But that's what's happening right now. You are domestic partners and you guys got into a physical altercation that caused physical injury to both of you. One of you have to go and based on the circumstances right now, you appear to be the primary aggressor. Okay? That doesn't mean you're getting convicted of battery. That doesn't mean you're going to go to jail forever. Okay? That simply means you are being arrested right now for misdemeanor battery. >> Okay. So, let's go inside. >> Come on. >> Can I get my cell phone, please, or call my mother before we walk out? >> Sure. Absolutely. We'll go to the car and then I'll um >> Do you want some shoes? Can we get some shoes? What shoes? Guys, >> my foot patch right there. >> Okay. >> The woman was then placed in the back of the police car to be taken to the station for further processing. >> Is there a way that I can speak to you longer than whom I've spoken to? >> What do you mean? >> Because I feel like you don't understand who this biggest aggressor was. >> Listen, I'm still listening. >> I know. I'm getting um this I me being locked out and wanting to be inside my house. I was in the car, >> okay? Which I told you you have the right to be. I'm just simply saying that the progression of events that goes into it cuz it's not it's not just one event that I'm judging this whole thing on. It's just the overall circumstances and you have to understand that right now that law is in place to forcibly separate two people that are violent, >> right? >> To prevent any further injury to either one of you. >> Okay? I'm I'm not simp I'm not saying that he is not guilty, but I'm just simply saying now but based on the statue, okay, and the facts that we have, you are the primary aggressor. >> How so? If he's putting his hands around my Can you at least look at my neck? >> I'm looking at you. >> Putting his hands on my neck cuz he's a wrestler and he can choke me out, push me against me. Listen to me. Okay, those can all be explained to have you. You also have the right to defend yourself, >> right? And that's why I told you I scratched him. I didn't think there was anything wrong. >> I did. I didn't did I say I didn't say some of the scratches aren't defensive wounds because he very well could have came back at you or vice versa. Okay. And you guys are both you guys are really both just defending each other. You both are very heated. You got into an argument. >> Me first. But catch me first. But he's good at this. He has other he has other battery stuff with his ex in North Carolina and I ignored it and like this is cute. >> I understand. Did I Did I say I don't believe anything you said? >> Okay. Do you understand why you were going to jail though? Do do you understand that the that why the different violence? >> I'm confused as to why I'm the person who's the more aggressive the the aggressor >> because I would say that you going back in and reinitiating contact. >> We didn't get physical then. He just locked me out of the door. We that nothing was physical. >> I understand that but you should have been separated at that point. That that is what I'm saying. >> But then I had no phone or keys or nothing. >> Okay. I I'm not I understand where you're coming from, but you going back in there initiated the situation. Do you understand? >> You know you weren't going there with the intention. knocks me out at any given point and then I break in the house and then he me around a little bit and then I call the cops and then I still get in trouble for breaking out. >> It does. It has no no bearing on who called the cops and who called the cops first or second or third or >> that kind of matter. >> Why? >> I wanted I needed your guys' help. >> I understand you're you >> sense though like >> I know there's people who call the cops and they're bad people and bad >> people. I just you guys are bad you guys are in a bad situation. That's my mom's only car.