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Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Why? Please don't abuse them. >> Child abandonment. >> Abandonment. >> Yeah. >> Relax. >> A rebellious teenager finally pays the price after months of causing chaos in her foster family. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Stop. Stop. >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. I just can't smoke in that room and I pulled out so they couldn't watch me smoke and I was smoking with the >> But when the police intervene, things quickly spiraled out of control. An unruly teenager is charged after months of causing chaos in her foster family. But when the police arrive, things quickly escalate out of control. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> The girl barricaded herself behind a locked door, screaming in anger as the police gave her an ultimatum. Come out and talk or face serious consequences. >> She probably need to go somewhere because she didn't come home yesterday. I just adopted her. >> Okay. >> In office and she got some men in her push and we're working on them. Okay. They ain't at home all night and she's supposed to go to school. She don't want to go to school. You know what I'm saying? >> What school she go to? >> No. >> Okay. I told her that she need to get to school from wherever you at. You got to go to school. That's this. I I don't have no control over that. Well, I told her that I was going to have a person's house that she be at to stop allowing her to come over there during the week. You can go over on the weekend. Well, now she feel like I'm taking everything from her and this and that. She walked up on me. She pushed me. you know all this I don't I'm I'm I work I have to get I have to eat I don't have to respond to that I work with min Carly >> say what I'm saying >> Carly you need to come out the police >> say what I'm saying >> Carly you need to come out here >> get away from me No, >> we need to talk. >> Why? Why not? Just Just come on out and talk to us. >> Just come on out and talk to us. >> When persuasion failed, the authorities were forced to act and the confrontation quickly degenerated into unprecedented chaos. >> You don't want us to damage your door? No. I I need I need >> Maybe leaving for a little while deescalate the situation. >> No. >> She probably got the dresser up against it. No, she's pushing it. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Get off me. >> You're talking to me. >> Yeah. I don't want to talk. >> You're talking to me. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't do this to me. >> Put your hands behind your back. Come on. >> Come on. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. All right. Relax, >> relax, >> relax, >> relax, >> relax. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> I ain't doing nothing. >> Relax. >> I ain't doing nothing. >> We're going to sit you up. Okay. Yes. We're going to sit you up. We're going to sit you up so you can breathe better. Come on. Let go of my [ __ ] hand. >> Let go of my hand. Let go. [ __ ] >> I didn't even try to get her. >> Does she have >> Yeah. Here, I got you. >> Stop. Stop kicking. Stop kicking. Stop. Stop. >> I didn't do nothing on your side. >> Roll over on your side. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Okay. >> I literally didn't do [ __ ] >> Sit up. >> Get off of me. What the [ __ ] You put your hands on me and then you going to do this dumb ass. >> I hurt you. >> Bro, you put your hands on me, bro. >> In the fury, accusations and protests erupted, revealing a dark family tragedy with two completely opposite versions of the story. >> I touched you. I >> Yes, you did. >> Yes, you did. >> Yes, you did. You put your hands on me, bro. You put your hands on me. >> See yourself. Have a seat. >> Get off the knee. >> Get off of me. Please. >> Have a seat. >> Please. Get off of me. >> What happened when you guys got into it? >> We did. >> Oh, I thought she said she got in your face and pushed you physically. >> Yeah, she pushed me physically. What happened was she came she came home after being out all night. Right. She knocked on the door like the police. I was coming out the kitchen. She said I was sitting on the couch, but I wasn't. I was coming out the kitchen. So, I opened up the door and I opened up the door. You dumbass old ass [ __ ] Why the you ain't open up the damn door? Oh, people just get on my nerves and this and that. [Applause] Y'all going to go take me to jail after she put her hands on me? I don't deserve to live. I don't deserve to live. I don't deserve nothing. I deserve nothing. I deserve nothing at all. Eventually, the truth comes out along with a series of serious allegations. And the price this young woman pays could change her life forever. [Applause] [Applause] >> Is she making friends? Yeah. She told me I was a dumbass old ass. >> But like like hurt you or like >> she always threatened to hurt me. I got really nice. >> It's got to be today. She gave up today. >> Yeah. She said she was going to kick my ass. >> Okay. >> That's a threat, ain't it? >> Sure. True. >> [ __ ] She said she was going to me up and kick my ass. [ __ ] that. >> Just for my paperwork. She shoved you and then said she was going to kick your ass. >> She said I just want to make sure I got everything correct. Okay. >> Know you were not being rational with us back there. Okay. I just got hit upside mying head. I'm not okay. [Music] I'm not okay. I'm upset. I just want to go somewhere. I want to go to my mom's house. I don't want to be with her. I don't want to live with her no more. That's not even out of my control. Like, bro, I literally literally missed the bus and she was upset about that. >> Why wouldn't you open the door for us so we could talk to you about everything that's going on? Because, bro, I don't want to go to jail. I didn't, bro. I've been in residentials all the time. >> We're having a supervisor come out. He's going to interview you because we had to arrest you. We had to go hands-on with you. We're going to use force with you. He's going to interview you. Interview her. And then you're going to go to Dance Street today. >> Okay. Why am I going to dance street? >> Well, why do you think you're going to dance? >> I didn't even mean to trap his hands. I was trying to force my hands onto something so I didn't get arrested. >> You were I mean, you were resisting arrest, right? Right. >> Okay. >> And then Miss Corin sat and shoved her and threatened to kick her ass. >> No, I didn't. >> She put her hands on me. >> Harley was charged with multiple crimes, including domestic violence, assault on a police officer, resisting arrest, property damage. Carly will face trial in juvenile court, and may be placed in a correctional facility or mandatory treatment program. Next, a quiet hotel is thrown into chaos when staff discover a little girl wandering alone in the hallways in the middle of the night. But where is her mother? >> Why? Please don't. Please don't abandon me. >> Abandonment. >> Relax. I just can't smoke in that room. And I'm poor so you wouldn't watch me smoke. I know. I was looking at my window. >> When confronted by the police, the mother kept changing her story from saying she had just come back from shopping to confessing to sleeping in the car for an obscure reason. The truth began to emerge. >> You know, do you know this kid? >> Yeah. >> Who is she? >> My daughter. >> Okay. Where is she right now? >> She was in the room. I just went to the store and came back. >> You went to the store? What time did you go to the store? >> I just came back. >> Oh, yeah. >> What time do you think that was that you left? >> About an hour ago. Why was that? >> An hour ago. Here, why don't we step over here? Well, because we've been here since 10:45 and you were >> last night. Yeah. >> No, I was in my >> No, you weren't. The staff checked the room. Um, we got the key log. >> I was I was sleeping in my car. I ain't going to lie. I was Where were you at? I went to McDonald's to get something to eat. I went to sleep in my car. >> You went to sleep in your car. Since what time? >> I don't know. >> Well, you just said you just left. >> I did just leave back now. I came from right here. I went to McDonald's. I went to sleep in my car. I came back right here. I went back to sleep. I got hot. I ain't going to lie. Cuz I can't smoke. I've been smoking weed. >> I'm going to be honest with you. I've been here I've been here since >> 11:30. You haven't been back here. Your car I watched the cameras. You left. You left with some dude. >> What's going on? >> So, right now you're going to be under arrest. >> Why? Please don't. Please don't. >> Child abandonment. >> Abandonment. >> Yeah. Relax. Relax. You don't want to make this worse. >> We'll explain. Oh, >> what the Please. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. Hold on. Let me lock them. >> Is there anything in the car that you need? >> Yeah, I need my phone. >> Okay. You give me permission to go in there and get your stuff. >> You give me permission to go in the car and get whatever you need. >> When the evidence was undeniable, the police arrested her on the spot while the mother cried and begged in despair, asserting her innocence. >> We get back. >> I'm confused. >> I'm confused. >> I just What's your name now? I didn't drink. Why you said? Okay. >> What am I on for? >> You have the right. >> Can you please give me Can you please give me something to drink? Can you please give me something to drink before I fall out? Can you get my purse car? Please get that pep. Please. I need something to drink before I got bad anxiety. I just need something to calm down cuz my knees like give me please. It's brand new. >> That's fine. Just give me something to drink. Please. >> Please give me something to drink. I'm trying to control. I know how to control. That's how I control it. >> Yeah. >> Just >> Come on. Come on. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> If you can't afford an attorney, one can be provided to you before pushing it. No more. No. >> Okay. >> Come on. Give me some more. >> And give me some more, please. Can I get some more, please? Please give me a lot. >> I can't breathe. >> You want an ambulance or no? >> Can I call my brother, please? >> We can make phone calls at the station. >> What am I going to jail for? Where's my daughter? >> Your daughter's in PCFS. >> No. No. Well, you abandoned your daughter. >> I didn't. I was in the car asleep. I was in the car asleep. I think I'm bitten her. My daughter is my life. >> My daughters. >> Where is that? >> You took her to the DCFS field. >> Where is that? >> I believe in dear. >> Where is that? >> We'll let you. We'll give you all the information. >> Please. Please. I need to call my brother. I need to call somebody. Is my car okay here? >> Please. So, what happened? Can you tell me what happened? >> No, I need to know my daughter. I need to know if she okay because I went to sleep. I went to sleep. >> Okay, we'll talk about pictures and nothing on you. Okay. >> Is she okay? >> The girl was taken to child protection agencies while the mother repeatedly asked to see her child extremely confused when she learned she was facing a serious crime. Watch your step coming up. >> What I'm about to do to get my daughter back. >> They can explain everything. >> Yeah. Just watch this step right here. Walk in through the doors and the bench is to the right. Just have a seat right there. >> She's okay. She's okay. Right. Uh, officer, >> she right. >> That's all I me going to the store and sitting and getting all of me trying to smoke some weed, folks, and going to sleep. Waking up. >> Stand up for me. You going to walk up to this wall? >> What am I arrested for? >> Uh, >> I'll explain everything. >> Please. I don't know what's going on. At least for now is she'll abandon me. >> God, abandon me. >> She's going to let her let her search you. >> I'm going to search you. I'm going to I'm going to take these off, but just give me the legs. Okay. Separate your feet for me. >> Okay. Put this hand on the wall for me. [Music] >> I do it on my heart. I understand. Like people can tell you she always with me early and all I be going to sleep. I went to sleep and I just woke up. I got an alarm on my phone. >> I got my alarm on my phone to wake me up every day at 7:00. That's you. And that's what just woke me up. And I just started like I like how the [ __ ] you going to see you dumb ass and I'll be home. I'll explain. >> Finally, the truth about that fateful night is revealed, leading to a verdict that could change the life of the mother and the innocent child. >> My daughter can my brother get my daughter. >> I have >> Please. Oh, you saw this. You took your eyelash. >> Yes, the day was coming up. Please, I need my You got my keys to my car? >> Yeah. >> Will my brother be able to go get the keys to my car? Don't get my daughter. >> He has to He has to contact you. >> Can you contact them, please? Please. She don't belong in there. >> I do. No, my daughter. If you ask anybody, she always with me. I just can't smoke in that room. And I pulled out so they couldn't watch me smoke. And I was smoking. I went to the to sleep. I put my chair back and went to Z and Jo Osco parking lot. You know where Jos at? >> This is where I went. So I went to give me some food and I smoke and I sat there went to sleep and my alarm only woke me up is my alarm. I got alarm for 7:00 a.m. every day. I just made you wake up and I woke up. I had to pee so bad. That's why even took me a couple more minutes because I had to find somewhere for me to pee. I had to pee so bad. >> If you still need to use the bathroom, put your stuff back on and then go to the bathroom. I would never abandon my daughter. I thought I'll be going to sleep in the car. You know Julie don't close until 12 a.m. You can look at cameras. I've been sitting in jewel. >> You can put them on. >> Yes ma'am. >> Melan pursuant to 730 ILCS545. The fixed sentence for a first offense, class 4, a felony, is one to three years in prison. She has been formally charged with child abandonment under Illinois law. The girl is in temporary custody of DCFS pending a final decision from the family court. If convicted, Alexandria could face jail time, lose custody of her child, and be placed on a criminal record for child abuse. And in the end, the price of sleeping in the car is your future. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much.
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