Okay, we're having traffic. >> Around 3:30 p.m. on March 19, 2024, John's Creek police were on the scene of a shocking incident. A Range Rover suddenly erupted in flames right in front of a house. We're having traffic. >> I don't know how to get around. >> Hold on one second. >> The vehicle's on its side. We have one entrapment. >> Upon arrival, Officer S. Wininrich quickly grabbed his fire extinguisher and put out part of the blaze enough to approach the vehicle where he discovered a woman inside. >> Keep using my fire extinguisher. >> Ma'am, I'm going to hit your sunroof. Okay. I need you to stay stay as far away as you can for it. Can you go in the back seat? >> Can you go in the back seat? >> Right in the corner. Right in the corner. this one right here. >> Are you okay? >> It's through. But the >> the water better. Now it's more about >> right >> power went out. >> The fire out. >> Stay away from it, please. All right. Go ahead and try to see if you can pull it apart for me. >> Oh, you got some good. Come on through, ma'am. I need you to come on through. Come on. >> Are you okay? What's wrong? >> Your car is on fire. I need you to get out of your car if you can. Can you come on out? >> Can you come out, please? >> Yes. >> During the rescue effort, Officer Winrich had to break the car's sunroof while his team helped get the woman out of the burning vehicle. >> Ma'am, you're on the side of your vehicle. You have to come through the roof. >> It's done. >> That was close, but I just fling it up again. >> You able to come through? >> Yep. Come on through. >> Like this was exploding. >> I got you. >> Are you hurt anywhere? Huh? >> Give one of us your hands. Okay. We'll take your hands and pull you and then you just kind of wiggle your legs through. Okay. >> We need to get you out of out of this vehicle. Okay. >> Can we get the door open? >> No, ma'am. You're on the side of the vehicle. You're going through the roof right now. >> Give me a hand trying to get her up. Give us your hand. I don't want to touch the glass. Don't want to touch the glass. >> Here. There you go. >> I understand. Y. >> All right. I'm going to try to pick you up. Okay. >> Okay. >> Your legs stuck? >> Yeah. >> Yep. Let's go. There we go. >> One second. >> Yeah. Come on. Come on, dear. We need you to >> Come on. >> I'm I'm fine. You want to lay down? We need to get you away from the vehicle. One second. What is this? >> Even after being asked to exit the vehicle, the woman remained lying down and a nearly empty bottle of alcohol was found nearby, revealing a potential cause behind the tragedy. >> Are you getting out? I didn't hear you. >> My radio's messing up. >> 38. Did you copy that traffic? >> Yeah, >> we just got her out of the car. >> Other than me. >> Is she alert? >> Nope. >> Let's um let's move her back. >> Yeah, she's unresponsive right now from probably from drinking. Yeah. [Music] >> Any any blood's going to be from me. Honor her. Rescue forces were on the scene assisting with moving the victim and inspecting the scene. Neighbors indicated that the car appeared to be driven under the influence. >> Knock it out. >> Anybody look at you yet? >> No. >> Were you hurt? >> Just lacerations from opening glass. >> Officer Wininrich suffered minor injuries while rescuing the victim and officer Bacon was also on site. The entire harrowing moment was captured on his body cam. between her legs. >> It was between her legs when you pulled her out of the car. >> Yellow tail pen grease Australia crafted by 11.5% alcohol by volume 1.5 L. >> You guys going to hand over to you? Oh, look. >> I don't know. >> One of our guys was >> getting his hands to cut up. He was trying to peel the glass back. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Yes. >> My mother is >> sitting in the seat still. >> Oh, she was sitting there chilling like no like she had no idea. She thought she was right side up saying, "Why don't you just be out the door?" This is where my neighbor thought she was from. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, did anybody see it? The car >> I saw from here. She went back. She went with us. >> And I know this car belongs to that house. My neighbor. >> Yeah. >> I know they have the same car. We're trying to confirm through him. He has that number. Whether that's their related or from outside. >> Okay. >> Gotcha. >> The car involved in the incident was later found to belong to a neighbor and police are working to clarify its origin and connection. their war. >> Hey, I'm officer Baker with John police. >> Hey, what are you in any pain right now? Can you uh explain what happened? >> Yeah, I just I think I drank. >> You just You think you drank? >> Okay. >> And uh stepped here into the place where we lived. >> We lived. >> I don't know. >> Why is your left arm swollen so much? Is that is that a chronic issue? That's not from the crash or anything. >> No. >> Okay. >> I think I just kind of >> Do you have a purse around here somewhere? Is it in your car? >> Do you know where your uh driver's license is at? >> Yeah. I haven't seen one. >> Okay. What's your name? >> What's your last name? >> B. >> All right. trying to get power notified. >> Ag. >> Officer Bacon returned to take the woman's statement again. >> You need to go to the hospital and get checked out here. Okay. Cuz we need to take a picture of your body. Make sure there's no inside injuries. Okay. So if I can tell you all so you can discuss and know she I just was unhappy trying >> and just sound >> like she was going back we need to take you to the hospital. Okay. >> All right. I'm going to put this on a preaution. >> Allegedly she was backing up. >> The woman admitted she had been drinking and that the car did not belong to her only sustaining minor injuries. Police later confirmed her identity as >> Ala. She was going back for this house right here. took out too. >> When you feel like you're good and then you heard a boom and she was coming back through. >> She was coming down this way. >> Hey, I'm Officer Bacon. Yeah, there's no neighbors. just a just the things that were damaged were just their property. >> What they grow has anything to do with my property? >> Nothing that I see in this area. Okay. >> She was then taken to the hospital for further evaluation. The officers later discussed among themselves and talked with some nearby residents about the status of the incident. The accident report shows that the Range Rover lost control, repeatedly backing into a light pole, an electrical box, and a flower bed before flipping onto the passenger side and igniting the grass on Nolrest Boulevard. Ala received the following citations pending her appearance in John's Creek Municipal Court. DUI, less safe, alcohol, reckless driving, and open container violation. Is that why you guys? >> Why do I have to go to jail? What? You guys have >> things blew up when DCF came to take custody of the child and no one was backing down. >> Panic. I don't want to say nothing stupid where I'm going to get my sentence free and recreed. >> Give all of your information. >> I can't find the kid. You're being detained. Sit down, please. >> Okay. My grandmother. Y'all need to go to my grandmother house. >> Intense confrontation. Police. an eviction order and a secret behind locked doors. Quiet morning turns tense when the police knock on the door. But what they encounter is uncontrollable rage. >> I can't find the kid. You're being detained at that police. >> Okay. My grandmother. Y'all need to go to my grandmother house. >> I have to wait for that. >> Why do I have to go to jail? >> Amidst the shouting and conflicting accusations, a controversial question arose. Does this document really have my home address? And we have paperwork to enter your home and we will use force if you don't answer the door. >> The the court order has a clause for allow officers make forceful entry to get the child. Judge did add a clause in there. I read off this sergeant. He's on his way. Jordan's out there just making announcements. So we're pounding on the door. >> She's she's in there. She looked out. >> You actually saw >> Well, I can't say it was the girl in DL photo, but somebody looked out the back window, saw me here, and then duck down. >> Well, somebody answered the door. They said it wasn't the mother, but she immediately was like, "Hang on, just slam the door." And now nobody's answering. So I let Sergeant know all that. He says, "Good. He's on his way. Hold it back if you guys hang out here." >> No, nobody's in. >> Will you tell them on the other side that the door's open? >> My mom boyfriend might be in his room, but my mom's at work. >> Okay. >> My back to my daughter's room. >> You woke up and you didn't really know what's going on. We'll explain to you. >> I did. Hold on. You hold on, please. Let me talk to you, sir. This what I'm saying. >> I'm being rude. Can you come down? I'm being rude because I just think there's no there's no address on there. There's no name for the person who address. You just put my daughter. You just put my daughter. >> If you don't calm down, we can't explain. >> All right. Let me calm down. You you show me the search. >> My thing is the first one doesn't have our address on you. Okay. The search warrant is for here. If you don't know the search the search warrant you speak about misunderstood. >> No search warrant. >> You said you had a search warrant. >> She clearly told me. >> I never said the word search warrant. >> That's what I'm telling you. Bro, >> no. You're not telling me anything. >> I don't want to talk to you. You're not telling me anything. You don't want to show be nice to you. I want you to be reasonable. >> We have an order to enter the home and take the child from the address >> from this address. >> There's no address on there that says >> mother of the child has this address listed as her residence. >> I was told by the female that answered the door that she was here with the baby. >> Room was locked. Silence stretched and a truth that no one wanted to face was waiting behind the door. >> So the mother put her address here. So, this address is listed as her address. >> How How can she do that? Her name >> I know you have commentary, but let me just finish real quick so you can hear the whole thing. DCS has paperwork, a judge signed paperwork that says the police can use force and enter this home and retrieve the baby. That That is the paperwork. How do I know how old your daughter, right? This is your daughter. >> All right, guys. I got to calm down. >> Your daughter told us that she was here. I did not say guys that I just came from home from school and my mom said is she here and you said yeah and you closed the door like you were going to go get her cuz you didn't know that's fine >> nobody's mad at you I don't want to I don't want to inter >> we were told she was here >> and we came in >> that this is really this is very disturbing right >> no no listen you were saying You were asleep, right? >> Right. Imagine how that feel. >> No, listen. Your 16-year-old daughter opened the door, says yes, you can come in. Right. And did we leave after you you said you can't be in here and leave? Right. We left, right? Yes or no? I'm still here. >> Yes. No. No. No. We left the house. Is that correct? Yes or no? >> It took a second for y'all to get out. I had >> Yes, it had to start. I had to start getting >> We have good reason to be in there with the judges. >> No, you had permission from what you said. All I was asking for was proof of address and proof of just show show me she's show me >> you have to give us an opportunity to explain if you woke up this is great explanations are great right but you're not showing me the proof if we're in a court of law right now you guys will lose the case because you never showed me the proof to say >> there's no this isn't a criminal matter >> I didn't say this is a case I said if we were in a court of law proof isn't a penny >> when the child is found in unexpected circumstances things take a turn of no return >> when locked officer Right. She's in there. >> Yeah, more than likely. He's being a pain in the butt. But I finally got through and said, "What's going on?" We're not leaving. The student's going to come out. We explain again, but we are going in there whether we can address on there. >> Yeah. I asked her, she goes, "There's an address here. Is there anywhere the child is going to be?" He's already admitted. She just sleeps on the couch. We should be all just fine. So, >> you like I can't hold the paper. >> See this emergency >> for to produce access to the home? >> Hold that one second. >> Okay. And then this part right here says, "Law enforcement officers are hereby authorized to make a forcible entry at any hour using any and all reasonable necessary right here. All right, now >> she has refused to produce the child to the state." >> That's all for real. Okay. >> The residence. This is your address. >> Thank you. That's what the I'm talking about. Now you're human. >> Okay. But you understand that the address would have happened. That's all I'm saying. If she would have pulled that out off ripping or he said he had it in his hand. >> It would have been easier if no addressing with people and getting for the address. >> I was talking about the same thing from the beginning. The address. I keep saying show me the address. >> It's right here. >> DCF's up front and stuff like that cuz that's where the guy is that kicked us out. >> We didn't want to kind of escalate anymore. Here's what happened. The 16-year-old daughter's like, "Finally answer the door. Hey, you can come in." >> They go through the house. They find two doors and knock on the one. The male came out freaked out. Cursing. Get out. Get out. Get out. There's still one door locked and they're not no one answered the door and he doesn't want us to answer it. We backed out. Took us a while to explain it to him. Explain it to him. He still doesn't want to go us to go in there. So I said, "We're just going to wait till you get here." We explain it again. >> One bedroom with a man whom who they're saying the kid's not in there. >> Yes. Everyone >> the owner of the house, >> but he doesn't want us to look into the >> Okay. And that would be the parent of the child. >> No, no, no, no. The parent of the house. >> Who's the parent of the child? >> What's her name? >> Is that person here? >> No. No. No. The child or that mother is here. We believe because they're not letting us in there and then we answer the door and the door's locked. >> He's already on the back side um with DCF and everybody on the outside. >> Two sides. >> Yes, sir. There's two doors. >> From an administrative check to an arrest warrant and a sentence that could last more than a decade. Where is the line between protection and guilt? >> And the judge signed off on that address. I get tired. >> Officer Solomon's going to search you. Officer Solomon's going to search you. >> Spread your feet. >> Spread your feet. >> Where was the baby? >> Under a blanket. >> Is that why I have to do you guys for that? >> Why do I have to go to jail? >> Because you know exactly why. I'm sorry. We're done with this. >> You're being arrested for obstruction because you didn't you didn't cooperate. >> I I already have enough my class. Sorry. I have no sympathy for you when you just lie to us. >> Face the guard, please. Just hold still. Just hold still. >> Can you widen your stance, please? >> There you go. A little bit wider. >> We can't. It's too late now. >> That's my >> We weren't going to take you to jail, but >> your actions. >> Can you just get your phone start? >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> Get in. >> Can you send one of the girls from DCF over? The mother was arrested for obstruction of official duty. After the child was found, police turned her over to DCF. The mother's custody was suspended at the scene for her willful conduct and endangerment of the child. Next, it's 86°. Six kids left in car and parking lot. And where's the mom? >> President panic. I don't want to say nothing stupid where I'm going to get my sentence recorrected and recored. Give all of your >> When the police asked to open the door to rescue the children, the mother responded with defiance and arrogant arguments. >> Mine both. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Ran in cuz my sister >> ran in. How long? >> Not long. >> She's been here an hour. >> [ __ ] >> I don't care. I don't care. It's 86° outside. You have three There's three children under the age of five in that vehicle, I'm going to presume. And probably three under the age of five in that vehicle, I'm going to presume. Is that correct? Okay. >> So, you have six children in two vehicles unattended, >> right? >> Where's your information? >> I don't have my information. >> You have no information. How did you drive two vehicles here? >> No. My I told you I met my sister here. >> Okay. Open the door and start getting kids out. It is 86°. You have a baby and a carrier in that one. You have three ch How old is the youngest that's on >> How old is the youngest that's on the phone in there? >> You can't even get the doors open for these kids. Does the driver's side door open? >> Yes, it does. Open. >> Go open it up. >> I know what I'm doing. >> I'm not worried about whether you know you don't know what you're doing. You have six children unattended. No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. >> I know. I'm trying to get her to open the car so I can get the kids out, though. >> Thus far, she has no information. I'm trying to get kids out because it's hot and she can't get the doors open. >> Yes, I can. Where do you have keys to this car? >> I got the keys to that car. Let me have the keys. >> No, I can do it. >> No, it's not a question whether you can. I want the kids out. >> And you have a dog that's back here. >> We're going to walk over here and get these kids out next. >> I don't appreciate the attitude. Here's where I'm at. You have six children and two left. I am going to yell at you because you're not leaving once you get the kids out. >> Yes, I am. >> No, ma'am. You're not. >> Yes, I am. >> No, I'm sorry. >> I don't know what to say. I'm going based off of what she's saying. That's fine. >> You don't even know the whole truth. So you >> I don't need to know the whole truth. You're not even These kids are not even allowed to be unattended in a vehicle at all. >> I could run in for an emergency. Not for children. >> Yes, I can. >> No, I'm sorry. >> Show me the law book. >> I will show you the law book. >> Show me the law book. >> Get the kids out first. >> Girl, bye. [ __ ] out of here. >> There's too much going on out here for y'all to be worried about some straight up. >> You're right. People stealing vehicles and three kids are six kids are in two cars. >> Girl, bye. Ain't no vehicle being stolen. She gave no information, no apology, and even mocked those who were trying to save her child. >> Bennett, there's still a puppy that needs to come out of this Acura that's in the trunk. >> She's also lame. >> Nobody's lame. It's the >> fine. You guys are lame. >> That's fine. You can call us lame. That's fine. Sorry people are worrying about your children. >> Girl, that's not wearing my children. That's overstepping cuz they're overstepping. You want to sit around? That's cool. >> I am sitting around cuz you're not leaving. >> I am leaving because >> Hello. >> How you doing? good until now. >> Why is that? >> Cuz allegations, of course. But you know, >> allegations obviousations actually >> because you left your kids in the car. >> No one left the kids in the car. >> Well, you weren't here when I came to the cars, right? >> So therefore, you came. >> So therefore, they're left. >> What's up, kid? High five. >> You don't even know where you are. >> You don't even know where you are. >> So where were you? >> I went to go get my sister a diaper because she's changing a baby inside as well. So, we're multitasking. No one left for a long time. >> Okay. Now that the kids are out of the car, I need you to start finding me some identification. >> Identification. Okay. Then you can start providing me your name. >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. So, we have three kids in this vehicle. These three here. Three kids. And there's still a puppy in the Acura. >> You're not You're not free to go. >> You're not free to go from here. >> All right. Ma'am, you're going to make this harder than it needs to be. >> Okay. So, what do you need? I don't have my information. So, I'm going to get it to choose my first amendment and I'm not going to give my information and that's it. >> You don't have a choice at this point to give your information. >> Yes, I do. >> You really want to do this to break us? >> No. What? What is the problem? Why are you going to go forward? >> So, here's the deal. Provide the information or we're going to just put all the kids in cars and we'll go to the police station so we can fingerprint. >> Okay. You guys really want to do that today? >> 100%. >> Okay. I at least know that they'll be cool and they'll be in a place for a little bit where they can get some food and water. >> So, what's the last name? >> Oh, my kids look starved and thirst. Okay. >> Well, they look hot and in distress. >> So, you Yes, my sister's here. >> Who's your sister? Where's she? >> She's inside. >> And you got These are all your kids or some of them? >> No, some are my sister's kids, too. >> It was quick. I was just giving her diapers cuz she has another child. That's it. It's >> What's the last name? We can get this ball rolling a little bit faster if you would just provide the information. You're just making it more difficult. >> You can't take my children. But the cruel truth is she left them for hours. >> Whatever, girl. I'll start grabbing car seats so we can take them off to the police department. >> You're not taking my kids. >> You're not taking my kids. You're not taking my kids. >> What am I under arrest for? And what are you going to take my kids for? >> No, you're being detained for the welfare. >> No, I'm not being detained. >> I would like to aid to a supervisor then because >> my supervisor Right here. >> We need to move your kids. This young lady wants to leave. We got to move them this way. Let's go into that empty parking space over there, please. >> You have a lock for the car seats. >> What do you mean this? >> Yes, a lock so they don't roll backwards. Give your data for us. >> I know how you guys are. You guys going to try to make a report. >> There is already a report coming. >> We got called here. There's a report regardless. >> I didn't just drive by and see, >> right? So, we got called. So, now a report has to be done. Where is your sister right now? after she's done taking care of the other child. Is she talking? >> She still hasn't given you her information. >> No. >> Is that Is that your sister right there? Hi. >> Hello. Which vehicle is yours? >> Okay. I mean, I'm talking to you. >> Which vehicle is yours? >> Yeah. Someone called and said, who will call? >> Some person concerned of the six children in a vehicle. >> They're fine. I had my phone on. >> Okay. They're young. It's hot. >> I know. It wasn't long. Um, >> how long? I'm pretty aware person. >> I lost my father. All you gave was a smarty ass answer back. I did it. >> Yes, you did. You were aware of how long. Answer my question. My question was how long? >> I'm not going to answer questions. >> Great. So, that's fine. So, the kids are coming with us and you'll go to the police department. >> Oh my god. >> The medics are coming to check out your kids to make sure your kids are fine because they were left in the car. >> Right now, I'm in a panic. I don't want to say nothing stupid where I'm going to get my sentence recorrected and recorrected. >> Give all of your information to >> I'm going to get I'm going to get the information, but please don't just have to remain. Please. >> Three were locked up for nearly 3 hours, the other three for nearly 2 hours. And what are the legal consequences for this behavior? I'm saying >> ain't nobody trustworthy over there either. Feel safe if you're in the car and getting kidnapped in the damn mall. We don't even come outside. That makes me not want to go outside at all now. Can't go into public nowhere cuz everybody's all in your [ __ ] ass. >> Sarah, just so you understand here with DCFS. So, if I can just reiterate and make sure you understand, today you're going to be charged with three counts of child endangerment for all three children. Okay. You are receiving an eyebond. You will be released in a little bit. Okay. The children right now are still at the hospital. They're waiting on from for the hospital to discharge and release the kids. It is five working business days. So, you are not able to come and take the kids within those 5 days. So, you may not just come in and pop pop by and take them or, you know, go for a walk or anything. Mr. I just want to make you aware. I'm going to go finish the paperwork on my end today. You're being charged with three counts of child endangerment for the three children that were left in the park. Okay. So, I'm just making you aware of that just so you know when I come back here and book you. It's going to be for those >> in Illinois. A firsttime child endangerment class A offense carries a maximum sentence of one year in jail, $364 365 days and a fine of up to $2,500 or $1,000. According to some sources, after the children were taken to the hospital for a checkup, police formally arrested both women. They were each charged with endangering the welfare of a child. It turns out that in this story of me, >> stop resisting. >> Get off of me. >> Stop resisting. >> I swear to God. >> I'll take your phone. >> This the most goofiest [ __ ] of my [ __ ] life. You could never speak to me again. Seemingly simple encounter, but Jenz turned the airport into a battlefield. >> What are you mad for? I can't find my charger. Where the [ __ ] is my charger? [ __ ] ain't going to find my [ __ ] charger. Then you're not getting a ride. >> You keep twisting me. >> I do not care. When >> the police asked for a plane ticket, she responded with tears, anger, and threats. But the result was three charges. Vague ticket, a questionable identity, and then the police showed up. But that was just the beginning of a chaotic morning. off of me. >> Stop resisting. >> Get off of me. >> Stop resisting. >> You keep twisting me. I do not care. >> When the story is no longer about the flight, but the secrets behind the broken ID card and the ambiguous statement that makes everyone suspicious. >> I report this one. I think that belong to getting inside the main. >> Do you need anything specific? >> Are these Are these your glasses? >> That coke isn't mine. His glasses are mine, though. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Do you have a You have a license? >> Um I don't have a license. I have a license. Let me see. >> Have you been anywhere before here today or? >> Um I've been several places. I've been to Ohio. I've been to >> No, I mean like today. Have you come you wake up and come straight here? >> Wake up went straight here. Um when I woke up yesterday um I have to go to Houston, Denver, and Colorado. >> Yeah. today. They were like basically they didn't really match my ID and stuff like >> And why why weren't you able to get through today? >> I just didn't get through. I told I tried to tell them yesterday that I did a whole like verification yesterday. They did my first name, last name, my dad's name, and everything like that, but they basically said I didn't pass it. >> Yeah. I mean, that's I mean that's that's their rules. It's not ours. >> So, I don't know their number like their rules afterwards. I just gave them that information. They told me to come back the next day with like >> I'm saying no I'm just trying to understand. >> Here you go. So you came back today. >> You got rebooked onto new flights, right? >> Yes. New I have my birth certificate, my ID >> and you're saying your flight uh is is flying out at 11. >> Yes. >> Okay. And then but >> but it's important. >> No, but but I'm saying but I'm trying to figure out how did how did we get to where we were where >> um my ID snapped in my back pocket. >> No, no, I understand that. You tell that. I'm saying so you were in line. Okay. Your stuff was over here and your flight was leaving at 11. >> He said she was just crying because she was heartbroken. But the strong smell of alcohol and luggage in the men's room told a completely different story. >> They booked you for another flight. >> Yeah. >> At 10:07 p.m. today. You get into Denver at 2:58. Then you'll go from Denver to where you going? Fresno. Fresno. >> Fresno. I leave at 3:25. >> Mhm. >> In Denver. So, these are your two boarding passes. >> Thank you. I've been here since yesterday. >> Okay. I >> No, I'm not mad at all. >> A whole new thing yesterday because I'm like I was so scared of what happened today. >> Why are you still kissing all over the place? >> It's been a big mess. They had me do a whole DMV thing yesterday. Like they need needed my birth certificate, my last four digit. >> These all your medical stuff. >> No, I know, but literally it's part of like the folder that had it all in it. >> I'm from Georgia. >> So whenever I got it um like sent in, it was from Georgia. I got it a couple of years ago. But the actual >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> You not any prescriptions or anything like that? >> No, I'm trying to send it all in this folder. >> Hold on. I cried this morning because I lost our ticket. >> What we're trying to figure out is what's best for you. Okay. >> And then >> when we showed up, you didn't know where your stuff was. >> You don't you you were already passed your flight and a cleaner found your stuff in the men's rest. >> Stuff yesterday also. >> This isn't what anyone else did. We're watching you. You just dropped all this stuff on the floor. I'm not I'm not talking about how this got here. >> Yesterday also they put myself in the other men's bathroom. From tears to rage, in just a few seconds, the situation escalated to a level no one could have predicted. >> I'm listening. What I'm saying is understand what I'm going through. She stole from me. My thing is before her, my credit score was 690. >> Before she Sir, I hear you. I don't want to go to jail. I hear exactly what you're saying. Let me finish what I'm saying and I be very respectful about it. My thing is I'm not trying to be rude. I'm hurt. >> We not getting nowhere right now. All right, man. >> My thing is I'm showing immense amount of hurt and you're thinking I'm being disrespectful. >> I'm showing hurt. He hasn't said anything. I'm ready to listen. >> I I've been trying to talk to you for a while now. >> Please talk. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink today? >> No, >> you haven't? >> Earlier. way earlier. It was barely anything. It was like a small not even a shot. >> Okay, >> I'm good. Like I said, I'm more hurt by the fact my mom stole that from me. >> Go ahead and stand up for me. >> All right. And then just face the window >> for what? >> Face the window. >> For what? >> Just turn around and face the window. >> Am I getting arrested? >> Yeah. Put your hands >> down. >> No. >> Yeah. No. >> Put your hands. >> Yeah. No. >> And you. >> I'm telling you, I'm hurt because she did that. And you're Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Get off of me. >> Stop. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Stop me. Stop resisting. >> Get off of me. >> Stop resisting. >> Get off of me. >> Stop resisting. >> Get off of me. >> Stop resisting. >> Get off of me. >> Stop resisting. >> Get off of me. >> You don't have >> You do not have that option. >> Stop asking. >> That option has disappeared. I'm >> not asking you. I'm telling you. Hold up, hold up, hold up. And I It happened when >> When threats, biting, and kicking are thrown in succession. This is no longer a normal mistake. It is a sign that a terrible end is approaching. >> I do not care. You twist it and I do not care. Hey, listen. >> You keep twisting me. I do not care. Okay, officer. I still keep on. Are you going >> keep on? Keep on. My boyfriend's a attorney. I cannot wait. I swear to God. I can't wait. Do whatever y'all got to do. Whatever y'all got to I [ __ ] attorney. Do it. As a matter of fact, while we're at it, >> watch your back. Watch your back. >> He's amazing. Come on, man. Watch out. >> Please [ __ ] me up. He's a great attorney lawyer. >> Literally word. >> I spit in your face if I was a real [ __ ] >> Or if I was a real [ __ ] but I'm respectful like that. >> Yeah, I don't feel like it. >> Hey, listen. >> Yeah, >> I feel like it. >> You don't feel like it? >> Literally, you left me alone. Yeah. >> Oh, my turn's out. >> Yeah, my go out. >> Hey, if you kick, you're going to get another charge. >> I'll eat my ass. >> I'm not really going to do that. ready. We're going to use some system. >> No, no, >> no. >> No. >> I can't get enough. >> That's crazy. >> You're crazy. >> Okay, whatever. India was taken to a local jail where she is being investigated and charged with a number of offenses including public intoxication, disorderly conduct, and assaulting a police officer. Next, a couple causing trouble in the middle of the airport prompts police to intervene at the boarding gate. But it's just getting started. >> What are you mad for? I can't find my charger. Where the [ __ ] is my charger? [ __ ] ain't going to find my [ __ ] charger, then you're not getting arrested. I >> swear to God. I'll take your phone. This the most goofiest [ __ ] of my [ __ ] life. I could never talk to me. >> She had no papers, no money, and her wallet was in another state. The police were completely shocked when they heard her statement. >> Are we good? >> Would you like her stop? >> I just was telling calm down. That's all. >> I can't turn around and get Let's go over here. >> All you got to do is watch the camera. She going >> listen. We're not taking sides right now. We're just separating. Okay. We're just separating. >> Is that battery yours, too? >> Yeah. >> My car. >> You're not riding in that car. >> I don't want to ride in your car. I got to ride. I just want my stuff. >> Get to Chicago first. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Chicago. >> Okay. Let's go over here. Have a >> hard on me. 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 this home. Okay, calm down. >> I'm irritated. >> 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 supposed to I don't want to ride your car. I got to ride. I just want my stuff. >> 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 here. How >> he not going to take my stuff and he's residing in his car? >> Is it? >> 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. I 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. I got to 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 him to get it for you. Okay. >> From lost AirPods to temper tant argument suddenly turns into a major incident. >> You got wrecked in Vegas, but they ain't got [ __ ] to do with me. I got my own thing. I'm not carrying your thing. 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 your relationship? >> That's my kid's mom. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> But I don't give a [ __ ] about her like that. She want to get in here and showing out. >> Okay. >> You better find a way home. >> Okay. Okay. You got your license. We got your ID. We still got to go through all our formalities. Okay. >> Make sure you get it from her. >> Are you guys going to talk to her? >> Yeah. We're going to go get a pack. Are they I don't I didn't even >> Oh, you should see the video. She started. >> She started. Look at the video. >> Watch the video. >> So, I don't know what you guys want to do. >> According to him, he's like he's trying to play it off like it's not a domestic relationship because that's the the mother of his child, but they went to the Super Bowl together. That's it's a domestic if he they share a child together. So at some point they were together. >> That's what I'm saying. Yeah. And that's what I'm saying. But like he's trying to he's trying to play it off, but it's I mean they're together for sure. >> Yeah. >> What is their real relationship? As the police begin to suspect all denials fall apart. >> You have a child with him. >> I have two kids. >> 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 together. Been 4 years. We 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. So, she she's going to jail. >> Okay. We just I just got to figure out it's like crazy. >> It's a domestic. I mean, they got kids together. They're they're flying to the same place. He kind of downplayed. This is crazy. >> He had the argument over the cell phone charger. Is that is that correct? And then that's kind of what sparked it. >> Yeah. >> You just got upset that he had the charger with him and it was >> 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. >> Just kind of lost your temper. >> 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 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. >> The verdict was given. The handcuffs were snapped. But it was the woman's violent reaction that shocked everyone. 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 board? >> Are you getting ready to board? >> I can board 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 didn't. And you're trying to go to >> Chicago way. Okay. Coming from Las Vegas. Yes, ma'am. I left Chicago Midway, came to Las Vegas. Now I'm going back home. Was supposed to be going back home. Stopped here. >> You guys 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 today. He didn't buy me a [ __ ] thing to eat and sat in a whole different area 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 charger. I can't find my charger." Where the [ __ ] is my charger? [ __ ] ain't going to find my [ __ ] charger. Then you're not getting a ride, huh? >> We saw some video. You're the aggressor. >> All right, >> that's what you're going to be going for. All right, >> come on. >> Turn around. Swear >> to God. I'll take your phone. >> This the most goofiest [ __ ] of my [ __ ] life. Never speak to me again. No talk to my kids, no none of that. And I hope y'all able to retrieve my [ __ ] purse cuz it got me and my kids socials in it >> in his car that he said I wasn't getting it. >> Yeah. >> It's going to be a female in custody. >> Oh, did you could I walk on you? >> There's a patrol car right there. Let me get this on you. >> I don't have no money to get home. >> Texas Penal Code, SS22.01. Domestic violence is generally a class A misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in county jail and slash or a fine of up to $4,000. After reviewing the video and interviewing both parties, police determined the woman was the aggressor and were forced to arrest her under Texas domestic violence laws. Police promised to assist her in contacting her family, but the arrest was still conducted according to procedure. You're not leaving. >> Yes, I am. Let go of my >> I didn't do I'm not Listen. >> She thought she could quietly leave with more than $8000 cents in goods, but the police were waiting at the door. >> You're not leaving. >> So, you're being detained until we figure out what's going on. >> Oh my god. I am not doing anything. >> A free market and an unexpected ending right at Target. A woman walked out of Target with three large bags of groceries. But behind the door, the police were waiting. I am not doing anything. >> Put your handcuffs towards the back. >> I didn't do anything. The familiar words rang out, but this time it didn't stop the advancing handcuffs. >> How's it going? Put the bags down. >> I didn't do anything. >> Oh, brother. Put the bags down. This is everything I came in with. >> Put your bags. >> I did not do anything. I didn't do anything. >> Drop your bags, please. >> I didn't do >> Let's stay cordial. Okay. Just put your bag. >> Why are you put off as well? You have to. >> That is [ __ ] >> Take your backpack off. >> That is [ __ ] >> Take your backpack off. You're going to go in handcuffs with your backpack. >> This is [ __ ] It is harassment. >> What do you want to do? Stop. I didn't even do anything. >> I'm going to go away. So, you have >> Is this Is this Is this you guys? >> No. So, the bag she's sitting on is ours, but there is. >> No, I came in with all this. >> I'm going to cut this backpack off you. If you don't, >> you aren't going to touch. Stop. I'm not even doing anything. I am not doing anything. I am not doing anything. Put your hands with the back. >> That sure has to be united. Your hand for me with a female. Angel if you want. >> I wasn't kidding. >> Stop resisting. >> I wasn't >> I was saying all my stuff >> acting soft for the optics. But does that softness change the way she reacts dramatically? >> Can we stop yelling, please? >> You hurt me. Get him away from me. >> We're going to stay here. >> Get away from me. >> He's going to help you. I'm going to help you stand up. He won't he won't be crazy. Let me help you out. >> She is doing anything. >> I'm going to help you out. >> I thought you were fighting. >> No, no, no. She doesn't resist. I mean, she's a female, so I can't get too like physical with her. Also, it's optics and all that. Where's All right, I'll start taking stuff out and then you start letting me know what's >> This is uh my keys. >> Why are you going through everything? >> Oh, whichever one she had when she came in. I can tell you that's the one she had when she came in. That one >> the husky stuff I think is probably >> Yeah, this is probably all >> uh if it's not if it's not yours. I was going to put all your merchandise here for a photo. >> This is like all this is mine. This is a tag to your >> Okay. Well, anything that's not yours, I'll take off. >> The bags are opened and the truth inside sends things in a direction of no return. >> Are you telling me I'm crazy? >> No. >> I'm asking all in my head. >> Okay, I'll put all this back and ask. Yeah, I'll grab a I'll put that coffee. Do you have big bags? Huge bags. Oh, we can just use that. Look at that. >> Damn. She's She's familiar. >> Yeah, I know. Are you going to take the Are you going to take the package, right? >> Yeah. She's getting uh Well, I'll ask Sergeant who wants to book cuz it's an 850 total. >> I am [ __ ] >> You have Do you have clothes on under? >> You're taking stuff that even they're going through all of the property to determine what you took. Yes, they are. >> I'm taking I just watched it. They're sorting through everything because there's stolen merchandise in the car. >> There's stolen merchandise in the bags. You exited with merchandise you didn't pay for. >> Not those bags. No. >> They're going to go through all of it. >> They're going to go through all of it. >> That's [ __ ] >> Stephanie, do you have ID in one of those bags? >> No. >> Okay. What's your last name? >> Richard. Godamn you. >> Richard. >> Richard. Godamn you sing. >> You're under arrest for all the merchandise you took from >> Yes. >> All that stuff in the gray bag. >> Put your feet in the car. Keep your feet in the car. Turn it face in front. [Applause] Face the front. Face the front. You're 40 years old. >> And you already know this is harassment. >> It's not harassment. >> Yes, it is. >> How is it harassment if you took the property that you >> She cried, screamed, and accused the police. But in the end, who had to face the law? >> Just stop. >> So, I'm asking you to >> wrong. What do you expect me to do? >> Deal. >> Stop. >> I have no idea why you're behaving like that. >> Stop. This isn't right. >> It isn't. >> Not a joke. >> So, this isn't harassment. You brought this up on yourself. >> Yes, it is. >> No. When you steal, you bring the attention upon yourself. >> Yes, it is. How is it harassment? [Applause] >> How is it harassment, Stephanie? >> Because you know how Oh, >> you keep saying that, but obviously I don't know how it's harassment. >> You're trying to make me a rat. >> I didn't ask you to say who you're stealing it from. >> No, you are. >> No, I basically said you're >> okay. >> Stealing. >> Okay. >> And I'm just asking >> Are you telling me I'm crazy? No, I'm asking why behavior >> all in my head. >> No, never said that. >> I'm just trying to drill down behavior you are. After determining the value of the stolen goods to be approximately $850, 0, the woman was formally arrested for felony theft and resisting arrest. Next, a woman screams in the middle of the street accusing of being chased for no reason. But is she really just a victim? You're not leaving. >> Yes, I am. Let go of my >> because I didn't just let go. You're trying to listen. >> And you're not leaving. >> So, you're being detained until we figure out what's going on. >> Oh my god. >> She insisted she wasn't carrying anything. But why did the bag suddenly fall flat after turning into another store? >> It's traffic. >> Okay. It's probably cuz maybe you had stuff that didn't belong to you. >> He's accusing me of that. No, I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. He said if nothing happened you and I said that's fine. You can trespass me. >> Okay. >> I said I've been walking today. >> Did you want to talk with me outside just so we're not in middle of a doctor's office? >> Yeah. >> I called my husband because he would not stop following me. Like he he like takes me all the way across the street. I had to like >> run through oncoming traffic to try to get away from him. >> Understood. Yeah. So we're we'll make it right whatever is going on first and foremost. So, I like to uh stay safe. And so, the guy who was following you, he called us. Um, and then I guess Did you also call us as well? >> Yeah. >> I don't know if I didn't get routed to the right place or what? It >> It did come through, but >> I did. I hung up when I got in here. The lady let me in here and she said she would call the police and I said, "Okay." And they said I could sit down. >> Yeah. So, it did come through. >> Hello. Hey, are you here? >> Negative. I'm out with a female. Uh, loss prevention is going to be at Firestone. Um, gonna try to recover some property from over there. So, we'll need someone to meet the LP guy at Firestone and then go to Kohl's as well. >> Hello. >> Can Can you please come pick me up? Okay. >> Time for start by going to Firestone >> and if there's property discarded in the bathroom, just take pictures of it. >> So, first and foremost, I just want to make sure everyone's safe. Um >> yeah. So me can you escort me away from here so way he can't follow me anymore? >> So he is not here. So he was here and he's over at Firestone now. >> Um because I guess that's where you were and um it was believed that maybe some property that was in your bag might be in there. >> I don't have any. >> Um so that um so there was mention that you mentioned to him that you're armed and maybe that's just because you were scared. Um, so >> it was because I'm scared. I do I can I had you I don't want to go reach my back or anything. I can take it off. I can hand it to you. >> Okay. >> The woman repeatedly asked to leave the scene, but the police declared if she walked away, she would be arrested immediately. >> So, who chases the woman? Like, I had several old men ask me if I needed help. I had people like >> Um, so let's start with the bag thing. So, uh, you said no weapons and no stolen property in your bag or anything like that? >> Nope. >> Okay. Is is it okay if I search it and make sure? >> Yeah. >> In your jacket. >> 218. >> Thank you. >> I'm right outside the front door. >> But other than this, how's your day? How's your day going? Other than this craziness, right? >> This is my first errand to start with. It's a nice day. Oh, boy. >> I'm out walking to my errands. I went into playing clothes. >> Is it okay if I take your ID out? >> I was going to tell you absolutely. Yeah. It's out and >> Okay. >> Oh, well, no, cuz you don't need that. >> Okay. Well, as soon as uh it's determined whether a crime was or was not committed, um I I will >> I don't commit a crime. >> Well, we're going to find out. >> I don't have anything on me. I don't I did not commit a crime. >> Okay. >> So, I'm just saying that because that guy's accusing you of it. >> Yeah, I know. But I don't have anything on me. >> I I did not I did not steal anything from him. So, so we're going to check the cameras at Kohl's and if it's determined that you did, then I will get your ID. That's how that works. Okay. >> Okay. So, I can leave in the meantime. >> Nope. You're detained. Not allowed to leave. If you try to leave, you'd be arrested. >> How can you detain me when I haven't committed a crime? >> Because someone >> I'm accusing him of a crime and you're not detaining him. >> One second. Get a phone call. >> Hey, >> are you done? >> No, it's possible. Um, but go to a Firestone. So, we we first have to confirm whether a crime was committed or not. The bag that she had uh was full of stuff before she went to Firestone. Upon leaving Firestone, it's empty. So, it's believed that items were discarded inside of Firestone's bathroom. So, go over there. Um take pictures of the bathroom. Um just take pictures whether there's stuff in there or not. Um recover the property if any. >> Tensions flare. She screams, struggles, accuses the police of arresting the wrong person. But is it really that simple? >> And then >> like someone in plain clothes chasing you. I didn't. No crime is per committed. You have no proof. You have no right to detain. >> Yes. You do. So you're not leaving. If you leave, you're going to go to jail right now. So you're staying right here. >> That's That's not true. >> That's how it works. >> I already explained that to you, right? >> I know my rights and I have not done anything wrong. You cannot detain me. >> Yeah. Someone accused you of a crime. >> I'm accusing him of a crime and you're not detaining him. >> So he's Cole's security. >> It doesn't matter who he is. You cannot harass people. You cannot put your hands on people. You cannot chase people. I'm a female. >> We are not holding court. This is how it's going to work. You're going to stay here. >> We figure out what's going on. >> You know that that's illegal. >> So not illegal. I have not done anything wrong. >> Push this down. Put this back on. And you're not leaving. >> Yes, I am. Let go of my stuff >> because I didn't do >> Let go. Let go. I'm not Listen. I'm cold. I'm not trying to leave. >> Let go. >> Let go of the jacket. >> Let go of the jacket. >> Let go of the jacket. >> There's nothing in it. >> You have no right to leave right now. And you're not leaving. So, you're being detained until we figure out what's going on. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. I know my rights. You guys are going to be in so much trouble. >> Okay. Well, you're being detained until >> How far am I going to get with cups on? You're the one who got uncalled and it's on. >> Is your body camera on? I was trying to put my jacket on. >> So, >> I wanted my stuff back. He searched my jacket. He searched my purse. Listen, >> I I understand. So, >> you searched my jacket. You searched my purse. It's windy. I wanted my jacket back on. That's it. You're the one who got violent >> cuz you're trying to leave the scene. >> I'm not trying to leave. >> You just told us you were leaving and you were putting your jacket on and walking away. What are you talking about? >> Okay. Okay. I understand. I understand. Thank you. So, ma'am, what we're going to do, I'm going to have you sit on this bench, and then once we're And then we're going to play the waiting game. >> Can you please take these off of me? >> No. >> They're hurting. >> They're not meant for comfort. And >> I didn't do anything wrong. They're hurting me. I have >> So, how about this? How will you work with us? Cuz we're being nice to you >> and you're trying to escalate the situation. >> But if we can all agree to be nice, I >> Thank you. So, how about you take it down a notch? Let us let us figure out what's going on. Didn't say that. Actually, you did, but that's irrelevant to right now cuz it's not a big deal. But let us figure out our job and figure out what's going on here. And if nothing happened, you'll be on your way. >> Security personnel reveal surprising details. They once found her pitiful, but it turned out it was all just a calculation. >> I was watching the cameras. I saw that she had a bag like underneath her jacket, which I thought was strange. I started to watch her on cameras and and I saw that she would select items off the shelves, put them into the bag. The bag was getting bigger and then eventually she exited the store without paying. I confronted I said, "Hey, I'm lost in renting with Cole. I'd like you to, you know, give me my stuff back." She feed ignorance. I don't know what you're talking about, man. Get away from me. I don't have nothing. I said, "Why don't you just give me the stuff back? We'll trespass you. You know, you'll be on your way." She said, "I don't have anything. Get away from me." And then she she ran some coals over this way. She went into Firestone here and her bag was very full at that time. >> Um, matter of fact, that's that's what I have on video here of here. You can see her bag is so so full. >> And then when when she came out of the bathroom there, I didn't follow her into the bathroom. I just waited, you know, and then when she came out, her bag was flat like a pancake. >> Oh, I didn't go through this yet, but I know I just took a peek and I seen a couple things of Kohl's like that. >> I didn't see anything that would prevent her and her criminal history from doing the APAD, but the amount of stuff that she stole from Kohl's exceeded the Florida statute amount to where it became a felony. So, because it's a felony theft, unfortunately, she has to take the trip and then you can she'll she'll call you once she's down there to kind of update you. Um, and then she just has to bond out due to her having little to no criminal history. I I don't know if there's I know she has to speak to a judge and he has to set the bond and all that. I don't know when that will be, but I'm sure shortly after she'd probably be released, you know, upon paying whatever the bond is, but that's what we're looking at. So, today, >> I hope so. I don't know what times. I know usually it's in the morning. It's still kind of >> Florida theft of $750. 0 cents or more is a thirdderee felony with a maximum penalty of 5 years in prison, probation, or a fine of up to $5,000. 0. The woman was charged with felony theft and resisting arrest. Although she has no prior criminal record, she was required to appear in court and post bail. The case will be processed through criminal proceedings. Maybe next time she should shop with her purse, not her trash bag. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation?