Oh, okay. >> There you are. >> You just earned yourself a spit mask. >> A minor conflict, but police quickly realized everything had spiraled out of control. >> Hey, keep your hands up. If you don't follow our directions, we cannot guarantee your safety. I believe you have a firearm on you. >> Stick your phone in your pocket. >> An exchange of words and the situation quickly turned into a criminal case. A 911 call that seemed routine, but just minutes later officers realized they were facing something more dangerous than a neighbor dispute. >> Hello. What's going on? >> Did you see his face though? >> What's going on? >> my neighbor called in the first floor. In this moment, um >> 10-204? >> Yes. Yes, it's in the first floor. It's uh she uh it's gone in my in my in the Um they threatened us with a with a gun. Yes, we feel um >> What happened prior to that? >> They spit on the front door um for no reason and when my parents go to their the apartment, they're they had a gun and they threatened us with a gun. >> Did Did she verbalize any threats when she pointed the gun at her? Did she threaten to shoot her? Did she threaten to kill her? >> Yeah, she said to us, "You you damn Latinos, we're going to kill you." >> And that And that was after they had spit on their door handle? >> Yes. >> So, did Did they see him spit on the door handle? >> [clears throat] >> Okay, thank you for your help. I'm going to we're going to have to work on some stuff here for a little bit, but I appreciate your help. >> Thank you. That's all for interpreter. Thank you for using our services. >> All right, thank you. Bye-bye. Claims that male spit on their door handle. Made some racially derogatory And then when she was asking why did they did that, the girl came out with the gun and said that she's going to kill you and left. >> Check with the warrant if he wants to try to call out or does he have it right identified? >> Well, I'm just going to call her on the Are Are they live They live right next to you or they live above you? Below Below you? >> Yes. >> So, they live under ground >> on the second floor and us. >> So, like this one right here, you live up the first steps and they live down there. >> Okay. So, we're we're going to be trying to contact the person with the gun. >> Two completely conflicting stories, but only one was the truth and a hidden camera captured everything missing nothing. >> While they were in an argument about that, the female came out with a black handgun and pointed it at the female. Looked at them and said she was going to kill them because they're Latin. So, >> So, like almost like a malicious harassment >> Almost like a malicious harassment type deal as well. >> So, they're in 102. >> They're in 104. So, bottom >> Suspects are on the bottom. >> Suspects are on the bottom level. Victim live right above them. We have the victims over there. >> She has a phone number and stolen, so If we can try and we can call it and say, "Hey, come on out. We're not going away. We need to deal with this now." >> What's your name? >> Alicia or Anisa Houston. >> Did she witness any of this? Did you see any of this? >> Yes. >> You did see it? What did you see? >> The only thing I saw is that they were Well, the guy was walking toward our door, and then he just spit on the front door. >> Was your front door open when that happened? >> No, it wasn't open. >> So, how did you guys see that? >> Oh, because it was We were like right My mom was coming down, and they were like going, but then when they saw us, they went up, and then they started then they spit on the door. >> So, where were you guys at? Were you outside? >> Yeah, we were outside, and then the >> Cuz it made it You made I'm still I'm still a little bit confused, so maybe you can clarify this for me. Okay. So, in this entire interaction that's happened, were you guys inside your apartment or you were in the parking lot? >> We were outside. >> You're in You're in the parking lot. >> Yes. >> Okay. And you just saw those people walk up from their apartment unit >> Yeah. >> up to your door >> Yes. >> and you watched them spit on the door handle. >> Yeah. >> So, then you came over and confronted them about that? Is that what happened? >> Yes. >> Yes. And then what And then he said the guy said something about spitting on the spitting on the door because they're Latino? >> Yeah. >> Police had no choice, ordering hands up, moving in step by step. One wrong move, and this could have ended in a way no one wanted. >> You're under arrest. We have reason to believe you have a weapon on you. If you fail to comply, we're going to shoot you with a 40 mm. It's going to hurt. Walk backwards. Nope. No. Because we're investigating a gun-related crime. We don't want to get hurt. We don't want you to get hurt. So, walk toward us. >> Hey, keep your hands up. If you don't follow our directions, we cannot guarantee your safety. I believe you have a firearm on you. >> Hey, keep your hands free for anything. >> Hands up in the air. >> Put your hands on top of your head. There you go. Walk backwards. I realize you got sandals on. It's hard. Turn around, face away from me. Put your hands on top of your head. Put your hands behind your head. Stick your phone in your pocket. No, you're under arrest. >> Assault in the second degree in the list of charges. >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, we're going to We're going to answer all this. >> Questions in the email. >> You have the right to remain silent, so Okay. You want to What's that? >> We'll go talk to him. >> You can go talk to him now. >> She still thought she could explain until officers mentioned the evidence, and by then everything had gone too far to turn back. >> Is there something you wanted from your place? >> Can I leave now? >> Uh, yes, you're going to jail, so I can ask your uh >> Can I get my jacket? >> I can ask your friend to get some stuff for you, and he can bring it to my car since we'll be there for a second. >> So, what? >> Does she have a jacket or something Yes, so >> Can you go on with the hood? >> Yes, so we we have, you know, footage of everything just so you're aware of it. You know, we There's footage of everything that happened, and that's why you're going to jail tonight. >> Okay, so um when do I go home? What I don't understand how to >> You'll uh you'll see a a judge, and you know, you'll know what you're being charged with, and then they'll either deny you a bail, or they'll give you a bail, and if you post it, you go home until the court-scheduled date. >> So, the only way I go home is bail? >> Sometimes they just let you out without bail, and just So you've never done anything before, they might just you know, say "Make sure you come to your court date or a warrant will be issued for your arrest." kind of thing. You also have her phone. She'd like to take that with her. You want to wear one? >> Yes. >> I can put it on your kind of here on top. You want it around your back or just on your lap? >> Um I can't I don't know if that's allowed. Um call my sister. >> What's your number, darling? >> 323-0 >> Yeah, so if you want to get her phone, I'll I'll I'll turn it off, but that way she'll have some battery when she gets out. >> She was charged with assault with a weapon. Penalties: 12 months probation, 200 hours of community service, mandatory anger management classes, and a $11,000 fine. She was also ordered to leave the residential area. Next, it started with just an emergency call, but what officers were about to face was far more than simple disorderly conduct. >> Lady, get over here. Hey, come here. So what's going on? We already gotten a call about her. >> I pulled in front of her and she was trying to throw a hand up like I just like she was in a riot. I was like I don't have a lighter, so she punched my window. >> It didn't damage, but she just punched it? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. We already got a call about her, so we're going to handle it. >> Okay. >> Sorry you had to deal with that. Did you hit his car? >> No, I didn't would him. >> Did you touch his car? >> No, didn't. >> All right. So, what is going on with you here? They're saying you're walking They're saying you're walking up to people's cars. >> No. No, officer. What's happening is Okay, so my my friend went to take a shower. He's really like Okay. Like he's very um >> Hold on. >> feminine. >> Go ahead. All right. So, what What are you doing out here tonight? >> So, he was said take out So, they were when he took a shower. >> What What specifically is she doing? I mean, she's drunk, but like what is she doing? >> I had to get She was all over there. They had to pull her out taking her clothes off. >> So, she >> in here, went to the bathroom, and was using racial slurs towards a guest. So, I asked her to >> Okay. >> Um >> So, you heard her saying Like this is What was the N-word? >> Three times. To the point of I had to get her out of the building. So, the other lady then >> Okay. >> But got her out, then she was out here just beating on cars. >> She had another gentleman that was >> Right here. He She said he >> Yeah, he had pulled in. He was clearly going to Kroger. She stepped out in front of his car, and he wasn't going to stop and give her money or whatever. So, she beat on the side of his car. >> just walking out here hitting on cars? >> Hitting on cars trying to make them stop for whatever reason. Her jacket's over here. Her socks are in the bushes. >> Well, she's drunk, and I think she's got warrants. We're going to have to deal with this. >> All right. >> Yeah, and his mom drove back up. It was like >> So, were you in the store Were you in Were you in Chili's just now? >> No. >> Well, they said you were in there using the N-word. >> That's I've never been in that restaurant. >> All right. >> Disjointed answers, a loss of control in her eyes, officers realized this was no longer a normal conversation. >> Well, and why were you beating on that guy's car when he drove by? >> I don't know what you're talking >> Well, that man was about to punch you cuz you walked up and you hit his window. How much you had to drink tonight? Huh? Have you been drinking today? Where do you live? Hey, I want to try something. >> Tory, um Marriott, Marriott needs my uh he His daddy is a lieutenant in the in the army. So, we have like over that. >> So, I think one of the things we're worried >> that is >> Cuz you told me you were >> Yeah, no, I saw the public intoxication. >> Oh, yeah. I just I'm going to see if this works. >> The thing is they have a feeling they have like power of attorney. >> Yeah, we'll get to that. We'll get to the storm out. >> We just want to make sure you're safe, We just want to make sure you're safe. >> Huh? >> You saw some of it, didn't you? >> He's right there. >> That ain't something >> It's Tory's here and his daddy >> Hey, I want to I want to do something real quick. Do you mind blowing into this? I want to see how intoxicated you are. >> I do. >> You don't want to do it? >> Uh Tory's here, I will. >> Tory who? Who are you talking about? >> My husband. >> Okay, you don't want to blow into this? >> My husband is right there. Marriott. >> Uh this order coming up. >> No. As the chance to cooperate slipped away, a decision was made on the spot and the handcuffs appeared faster than she could understand what was happening. >> Well, we got public intoxication. Hey. Hey, turn around. Turn around. Turn around. You're under arrest for public intoxication. >> I am blowing it. >> You don't have to blow in it. I was just curious to see if it even worked. I mean, I can smell it on you. >> He's right there. >> Hold on a second. Hold on. If you want to blow into it, I'll let you. >> I'll let He's right there. >> I just want to see if my I just want to see if it works. >> I'll hold on to that for you. >> He's right there. >> Hey, if you don't mind blowing into this. You don't have to. I just I to see if this works. You want to blow into it for me? >> Well, he's afraid of there. >> Do you want to blow into this for me? >> Yeah. >> All right, go ahead. Put your mouth on it. Blow. Blow. Blow. I don't think it works. I was just trying to test it cuz it's been years. Yeah, I knew that. I just wanted to But yeah, uh I'll go get the manager's number. Let's take her for a public intoxication. Uh she was in there screaming the N-word. When I pulled up, she she had just beat up beat on a guy's window. Um yeah, we can do disorderly and public intox. Uh we got a witness that she was yelling the N-word. Uh we got a witness. Yeah. Yes. Yes. >> May I speak to you for a minute? >> You can speak to me anytime you want. What's up? >> So, can I speak to you for a minute? >> Yes. >> Not trying to finesse you or nothing. >> Uh-huh. >> But Tory, the man I stay with >> Okay, well, you're going You have a warrant anyway, but you're going to jail for public intoxication cuz you're drunk in public. You're in there screaming the N-word. We have a witness. >> right. That's wasn't my fault. >> Well, I don't know, but you're going to jail for public intoxication and uh disorderly conduct. >> It didn't end with the arrest. One more action escalated everything and the legal consequences became more severe than ever. >> African-American female in there. Um they came out yelling at each other and spoke to me. They dropped the N-bomb and then she continued to do it three more times to the point I said, "Hey, hey, hey, you just got to go. You got to get out. Like you can't use that word." So. >> Okay. >> Sent her out here and then uh kept an eye She sat down in the middle of the road and she started beating on cars trying to stop them. Um the gentleman that was over here when he pulled up she tried to stop the car and he obviously wasn't going to give her money or whatever and tried to slowly and she just started beating on the side of his car or something. >> And uh when you heard her say the N-word, was it like with N with a E R or N with a A? >> N with an E R. >> Okay. I see my ass for the report as well. but I mean either either way I'd still say it's the N-word she's yelling, but um that's considered fighting words. Um >> Yeah. >> So, and you said you wanted to have her barred? >> Yeah. >> Just write Just get I'll I'll still write a supplemental that I saw her doing it, but >> Ma'am, stand right here. >> Walk right over here. >> Get his name cuz he's a witness to that. >> Walk over there. >> Stop it. >> I thought you said you weren't saying the N-word. >> You're white. >> Okay. What did I do to you? >> You You were [ __ ] on my [ __ ] >> Oh, okay. >> Nope. Nope. Nope. >> Okay. >> Wait, let me hear your forward. Uh uh I got a spit mask. Stand by. >> There you are. >> You just earned yourself a spit mask. >> Hey, Christy, it's over. It's over. >> Let's stop doing this. >> And we're going to put this on you because of the actions you've taken so far, okay? This was because of actions that you took. This is not something we like to do. >> I'll be happy if you It's not part of the disorderly. >> Walk her back to that car and we'll let him >> Christy, stop. >> Where you going, Christy? >> What are you talking about? Why you got to bang it? Hey! Stop. >> Okay. You have a wrist problem already. >> Yeah, I will give you >> What are you talking about? >> Sit. >> Have a seat. >> Ma'am, you have to hop on your leg. >> Have a seat. >> You have a sac on me. >> Our goal is not to sac you. >> Are you going to cause problems back here? >> In Georgia, disorderly conduct is punishable by up to 12 months in jail and a fine of up to $1,000. Main charges: disorderly conduct, assault on a police officer, and resisting an officer. One night out of control traded for a criminal record. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraiser. Thank you very much.